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Just a short time ago, the Granite Mountain Hot Shots were honored during a ceremony in New York. The town of Prescott is one of three cities being honored during the Mets major league baseball game Wednesday, for heroism in the face of disaster.
A heartfelt gesture on this day of remembrance. A special moment before the New York Mets play the Washington Nationals in New York.
Fans show they will never forget the sacrifice and heroism of that day. And before the game begins, a gift for heroes in Prescott. Part of a very special tree: the survivor tree.
"This is a seedling from a tree that survived at ground zero and they took that tree and replanted it and these are some of the saplings. A program they are starting now, they are giving out unfortunately to tragic situations," says Wade Ward, Prescott Fire Department.
Seedlings from a tree that somehow made it through the 9/11 attacks at the World Trade Center.
"Just the thought of them including us in this process and realizing the significance of our loss is just a great honor."
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Some quick thoughts from the NHL on TSN on Wednesday night:
There are going to be a lot of people who say the Montreal Canadiens' upset over the Washington Capitals was just a goaltender getting hot, but that does a disservice to a lot of other players on the Canadiens.
In particular, we're talking about big Hal Gill with his Stanley Cup pedigree from the Pittsburgh Penguins and little Josh Gorges, who teamed up top be absolutely tremendous in a lot of different areas.
Gill and Gorges were terrific on the penalty kill, helping the Canadiens hold the most vaunted power play unit in the league to only one goal on 33 power play attempts.
They did a very good job, along with the rest of the Canadiens, at taking Alexander Ovechkin out of the games, playing almost a man-on-man with him, then playing four-on-three on the rest of the power play.
Keep in mind, they were without Jaroslav Spacek. Going into this series, Spacek was their shutdown top defensive guy, but he has the inner ear problem.
Shot blocking was also a major story in this game with 41 blocked shots for the Canadiens. Gill led the way in Game 7 with six blocks.
Montreal was simply a shot blocking machine. Their 180-plus blocked shots in the series is the most in the entire playoffs.
Ovechkin Ousted In Round One
Alexander Ovechkin had no goals in Game 6 and no goals in Game 7 when things were really on the line.
I thought he was marvelous in the third period of this game as he tried to get it back, but he became entirely too predictable in this series. The Montreal Canadiens knew exactly what he was going to do almost all of the time. More often than not he would come down the left wing with his right handed shot, cut to the middle, take a shot and have it blocked.
Montreal's shot blocking was obviously terrific, but the Canadiens did an excellent job of taking away Ovechkin's time and space.
Ovechkin continued to make solo attempts and was unable to beat guys to the outside. I thought it was a good effort by him, but not enough results.
No Goal Due To Goaltender Interference
I'm not saying the officials' decision to disallow the Capitals goal was a bad call, but I'm saying it's a call that doesn't get made that often in that situation. If that happened 10 times, barely half of them would be called like that.
I've seen a lot of goals scored in the playoffs with a lot more traffic than that on top of the goaltender.
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As Jack glares at Diane and Victor, a smiling Kyle explains that they're living at the ranch now, isn't it great? Diane quickly jumps in to add that they're staying in the carriage house. Kyle is then sent off to feed the horses. Is it okay, he asks Victor. Of course son, says the moustache as Jack seethes. Once Kyle is out the door Jack wants to know what the hell is going on here. Diane explains that she is renovating a wing and Victor thought it would be easier if she lived there. Jack can't believe she would set foot in that house again knowing what kind of man Victor is. As Victor hovers in the background Diane claims Victor has been good to her and Kyle ever since she arrived in GC and that he's a changed man.
Vance and Sharon are at Adam's jail cell. Vance tells them that the judge wants to see him and the DA in his office right now. Adam asks if Vance thinks it's about his bail to which Vance replies, he wouldn't have asked them to meet if it wasn't. A beaming Sharon is optimistic, so, Adam's going to get out of here? Keep your fingers crossed is all Vance has to say as he leaves for his meeting. Sharon smiles at Adam. He's going to be free tonight and they can be together. Back to the crummy motel says Adams, but Sharon thinks he could move in with her.
Mike and Phyllis are at Daniel's bedside. He remembers New Year's Eve. Daisy was trying to leave town he recalls. Phyllis tells him she was heading to Canada and was caught on an ATM camera there still pregnant. Michael asks if he remembers anything she said, while Phyllis promises a confused looking Daniel that they will find Daisy.
Billy is in his living room anxiously waiting for a call. Impatient, he calls and leaves a message. He's got the second mil ready to go. He wants to get this baby. Vikki walks in just as he hangs up. Saved by his ringing phone, Billy leaves Vikki to look puzzled. Billy arranges to meet with the caller. Same place, let's do this now.
Nick's at Vikki's door. Billy tells him if he came to give her grief just turn around and leave. No, Nick's there to apologize and asks to come in. Billy does not think it's a good idea since he has to leave, but Vikki says she will be ok.
The DA is in his office with Ronan going over his testimony for Pomerantz's trial. Ronan reveals that just in case, Chance will be on the side ready to testify. The DA thinks they've anticipated everything, just as Heather bursts into the room and accuses Ronan of hiding something about the night Chance died. She won't leave until he tells her what it is.
Cricket pays Nina a visit. Shes in town for the trial. Yes, shes seen Ronan. She just had a meeting with him. Chris asks if Nina and Ronan have become any closer. Not really says Nina. As Chris advises her to give it time, Nina tells a surprised Chris that Ronan is sick and could be dying.
Nina fills Chris in on Ronans condition. Theres no cure, but theres hope; a liver transplant but Ronan is so far down the list he could die before he gets one. Ninas not going to let that happen. Shell give him part of her liver if shes a match. Chris correctly guesses that Ronan doesnt want Nina to be a donor. Nina doesnt care. Shell do it anyway since its the only way she can spend time with the one son she can still see.
The DA tells Heather the case has nothing to do with her. Chance does and she wont leave till she knows what happed to him. She tells a stunned Ronan and a pissed off DA that she and Paul listened to the recording and Pauls sure Ronan fired blanks. Heather also found out that no one knows the paramedics who were there that night. Ronan warns her not to stick her nose in again. The DA threatens to bring her up on charges if he finds out that she took evidence from his office. Ronan tells the pissed off DA that he will handle it. Left alone with Heather, Ronan tells her she has to back off. She has no idea what shes getting into.
Back at the ranch with Diane and Victor, Jack tells her about going to Hawaii to prove Skye was living there after Adam had been arrested for her murder. Hasnt she faked her death once already, asks Diane. No, this time it wasnt Skyes doing; it was all Victors plan. Jack fills Diane in on all the details, while an unperturbed Victor is busy dialling on his cell phone and calmly sipping his drink as Jack tells Diane about finding the burnt shack, bottle of perfume and the keychain with the key to her mailbox. Victor thinks its a hell of a story except he cant prove any of it. Lets see what the DA thinks now that he has the evidence says Jack. Jack then tells a now nervous looking Diane that if Victor will go to these lengths to go after his own son, does she really think he will protect her and Kyle. Still think hes a good guy Jacks asks, talk to Abby and Victoria he tells her. On Victors request, Diane makes a hasty exit (to check on Kyle), leaving Victor and Jack to face off.
Adam cant believe that Sharon wants him to move in with her. Sharon loves him. Other than his mother Adam thinks Sharon is the only one who sees the good in him. Ever since he moved to GC everything changed and he stopped living. He has not cared about anyone of anything but he does now. Adam does not know what he has done to deserve Sharon. Sharon still cant believe Victor was behind Skyes fake death even though shes seen him lie and manipulate people. She never thought hed do that to her. She thought of him as a father.
Back at the hospital Daniel tries to recall what happened. They argued, he doesnt remember about what. Phyllis tries to get him to remember. Daniels sorry, he cant.
Jack and Victor continue to take jabs at each other at the ranch. Victors taunts Jack. Hes not the opponent he once was. Paying back all those investors that he lured to the fund. Why, Jacks going soft. He mustve sold everything he owned to reimburse them. Hey, Victor will give him a loan. With one third of his assets frozen, Jack doesnt think Victor can afford his bar tab. After trading more barbs Victor leaves Jack to show himself out. He bumps into Diane at the door. Welcome home he smirks!
Its tea time with Nick and Vikki. Nicks sorry about before. Theyre not good at the fighting stuff. Yeah says Vikki, maybe because they did not have practice growing up, since they did not grow up together. Vikki would give anything to give Reed a little brother to fight with. Vikki tells Nick that she cant have more kids when he suggests that she and Billy could give Reed a brother. Vikki has all the money in the world but she cant buy the one thing she really wants. Everything is slipping away; her dad, Reed. Nick reassures her that she still has Reed. Hey maybe she and Billy can consider adopting.
Billy meets with Primrose and they play a little game of show me yours and Ill show you mine. Wheres the other million dollars she asks, wheres the baby asks Billy. Billy says no deal. He wants to see the baby before he gives her the money. Primrose tells Billy to trust her. No way says Billy, he trusts his mechanic more that he trust her and he knows his mechanic is screwing him, so shed better show him the baby. Primrose threatens to walk away, but Billy reminds her that there are not many people out there willing to give her 2 million dollars for a baby. Primrose stops to chew on that for a bit.
Jack tells her she can live where she wants but he doesnt want Kyle anywhere near to Victor. Diane replies that he didnt care where Kyle lived for the first eleven years of his life. Jack reminds Diane that he sued her for sole custody and won, and because his conscience told him that she was what was best for Kyle, he gave her custody and what did she do? Keep Kyle away from him. Jack is wondering if he made the right choice. Why is she staying with Victor? Diane and Kyle can stay at the Abbott mansion. Diane reminds him that he turned her down when she asked if they could live there because of Phyllis. He chose Phyllis over his son, so she can choose to live at the ranch. Dont use Victor against me Jack warns. Bad things happen to people who get caught in their feud. Diane does not intend to be one of them. But what about Kyle asks Jack? Diane will do her best to protect Kyle. You do yours she tells Jack, and hed better not become collateral damage she warns.
Sharon and Victor embrace warmly at the AC. Sharon thanks him for meeting her; she knows how busy he is at Newman. Victor will always make time for Sharon. Sharon used to believe that. What has changed asked Victor. You lied to me says Sharon. She tells Victor that Jack has shown her evidence that proves Victor is framing Adam for murder. Victor tries to deny but Sharon knows hes lying and wont allow him to insult her like that. She knows Victor sent Skye to Hawaii and now she has to live with the memory of watching her die. Victor wants to know what he can do to alleviate her pain. Sharon has watched Victor manipulate other people, Jack, Nick Vikki and now she knows what it is like. Sharon reminds Victor that she always defended him because she knew he would always have her back. Victor reassures her that he will always have her back. Victors thinks shes been influenced by Adam too much. Vance is meeting with the judge right now Sharon tells Victor. Adam will be let out on bail and everything that he(Victor) has done will be for nothing. Meanwhile, at the jail Vance arrives to tell Adam that no, he did not make bail.
Heather continues to push Ronan. The bullets were fake and so were the paramedics. Ronan admits the paramedics were Feds who were there just in case anything went wrong and thanks to Chance they did, but he insists, his gun was not loaded with blanks. But Paul listened to the recording. Pauls a PI not a ballistics expert. Heather wont back off. She wants to know who the prosecution's secret witness is. Thats on a need to know basis, says Ronan. Heather doesnt know why Ronan is hiding this from her of all people. She prattles on about how supportive she has been about his illness. Thats exactly why Ronan cant confide in her; because when he asked her to keep his secret she went and told Nina!
Nina and Chris continue to chat. She tells how Ronan used his resources at the FBI to find his father Jimmy, and that he found out that his father had died from the same thing at the same age that Ronan is now. Nina then takes a call. Shes not a match. That leaves Chance hes the only hope.
Back at GC memorial, why look who has come to see Daniel? Its Jack! Welcome back slugger. Phyllis tries again to get Daniel to remember what happened. He has some more fuzzy flashbacks of him in the car with Daisy but after that he just remembers Daisy yelling. Maybe Daniel does not remember because he does not want to remember Phyllis says, but Daisy has made it up to Canada and she can have that baby any day now, if she hasnt already adds Michael. Phyllis then reassures Daniel that she just doesnt want his baby in the wrong hands.
Nick and Vikki continue their conversation. No, Vikki and Billy have not discussed those options (adoption). Nick thinks maybe they should, but Vikki doesn't think Billys ready yet. To have kids asks Nick. Not that, Vikki does not know if hes ready to deal with the fact that they cannot have a child of their own. She knows hes disappointed, plus hes been so busy lately. Vikki does not know why. He has all these phone calls and meetings and wont talk to her about it. She has no idea, if hes upset, angry or trying to avoid her. Nick advises Vikki that she cant let this go on. Vikki will get Billy to open up and then shell bring up adoption, but with her and Billys history she doubts they will let them into the door. Not to worry, Nick will put in a good word for her and Billy too. They may not have grown up together, but Vikki is sure glad to have Nick around. Yeah, familys forever says Nick. Hugs!
In an undisclosed location, Billy meets with Primrose who is holding the baby. On the phone he gives instructions to have the funds transferred. Primrose hears, but only when she sees the money will she let Billy have the baby. Her cell phone rings. Transfer complete. She hands the baby over to Billy who thinks she's perfect. Primrose then gives Billy all the documents; birth certificate, adoption papers. Billy wants to know if hell have any problems, you know, like people wondering how he got a baby so fast. Primrose gives him a bogus story. The kids mom wanted her to have a good home, she found a family, but they called off the adoption because of a family crisis, luckily for Billy who can now adopt her. After Primrose leaves, Billy is ready to take the baby wrapped in a blanket to see mom.
Victor and Sharon continue to chat. Victor remarks how Sharon has always defended the underdog, probably because she felt like one. And when she was Victor defended her, says Sharon. Thats because Victor always saw the goodness in her. Is that all gone now because shes been corrupted by Adam? Sharon can see the good in Adam. Victor reminds her how he stole her daughter. Has she forgotten that? Of course not! But why cant Victor give Adam a second chance like he has with his other children. Victor has given Adam more chances than his other children. He reminds Sharon about the last time he gave Adam a second chance and look what he did to him and Ashley. Sharon tells Victor that he has no idea how so sorry Adam is about that. Hes a psychopath says Victor! He will never change! Sharon does not believe that. Victor warns Sharon that Adam will hurt her just like he has hurt anyone he has ever been associated with.
Diane and Nick are kissing at the tack house. Diane thinks she will like being neighbours with Nick. Nick does too. It certainly has its advantages. Maybe Diane will tell Jack that Nick will protect her from big bad Victor and he wont have a problem with her staying on the ranch. Nick doubts it given their (Jack and Victors) history. Diane wont let Jack dictate where she lives. Nick asks her to promise him shell be careful because when Jack and Victor go at each other they throw live ammo. No need to tell Diane that. Shes been there done that. Lets do something else. kissssssssssssssssss
Back to Heather and Ronan. Ronan cant trust Heather. If Ronan doesnt tell her who the secret witness is shell tell him. Ronans not interested. Maybe Billy Abbott will be threatens Heather. Ronan tell Heather if she wants to go ahead and guess, then guess.. and so she does. Thinking aloud, Heather guesses.. its someone who is close to the case, somebody she knows thats why he cant tell her. If he was firing blanks and the paramedic were fake then...... its Chance. Chance is alive.
Diane and Nick are still kissing at the tack house. Diane breaks it off. She has to leave. She promised to cook Victor dinner. Hes had such a rough day. Sure, Nick will be there late, and if Diane needs anything she should feel free to stop by. Dont worry she will. Kiss.
Sharon now has to go. Victor tells her that one day when shes in deep trouble with Adam, if she comes back to him and admits that she was wrong about Adam, he will help her. Sharon does not know what is going to happen between her and Adam, but she doesnt know if shell come back to Victor again. The offers stands Victor says. Just then, Adam walks into the AC. Victor and Sharon are stunned. Sharon is ecstatic. You made bail! No, the DA dropped the charges. Hug. Adam tells Sharon they can celebrate by getting a room there. No, Sharon promised him that when he got out he could move in with her so lets go home. Victor is left to look as though his head will explode!
More with Heather and Ronan. She begs him to tell her if Chance is Alive. Yes, Ronan finally admits that he is.
Back with Nina, Cricket tells her that Chance cant be the donor because if he comes forward his cover will be blown. Nina says its not up to Chris or her. Chris tells Nina that she will be asking Chance to put both his and Ronans life on the line, and she could end up losing both of them.
Phyllis is still trying to get Daniel to remember. He recalls Daisy getting really mad and screaming at him, but cant remember what happened after that. Meanwhile Billy arrives home with the baby as Vikki comes down the stairs. His back is to her as he places the baby (in a car seat) on the couch so she does not see the baby. Vikki wants to talk to Billy but he has something to say to her. He tells Vikki he loves her. Vikki does too and she has something important to tell him. So does Billy. Just then, she hears the baby cry/squeak? But wait, whats this. Its a baby. Billy takes the baby out of the car seat and presents it to the stunned and speechless Victoria.
Nina yells at Chris. "Give Chance the option. Hed want to know whats going on with his brother."
Vikki to Billy who is holding the baby. "If I hold her Im gonna love her and I cant let that happen."
Ronan to Heather. "It was Chances call. He didnt want you to know he was alive."
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Awesome!!!! Thanks so much annm for doing today's spoiler!! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
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My apologies for being tardy. I don't know how Toni does this everyday! Phewwwwww
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My apologies for being tardy. I don't know how Toni does this everyday! Phewwwwww
I know. It took me two hours to write it yesterday! Toni must be able to do it faster, after all these years. I really hope I don't get a Cane and Lily day tomorrow. We are due for one. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)
Great job Ann!
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Influenza, or the "flu," is an illness of the breathing system (respiratory system) and muscles caused by a virus. While a vaccine is available to prevent the flu, its effectiveness varies according to the degree of match between the viral strains used to prepare the vaccine and those strains actually in circulation in a given year. Not everyone receives the flu vaccine, and even some of those who do can develop symptoms of the flu.
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The flu is a serious illness that can be fatal in people whose immune systems are weakened, the elderly, and those with chronic medical conditions. Each year 30,000-35,000 people die in the U.S. from the flu or its complications. Even healthy people who develop the flu cannot work, attend school, or participate in normal activities for several days. Complications of the flu can develop in anyone and include pneumonia, ear infections, sinus infections, or bronchitis. These bacterial infections can develop as a complication of the flu because the body's immune system is weakened from the illness.
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By Charlie LeDuff, FOX 2 News
HUNTINGTON WOODS, Mich. (WJBK) – I'd love to have a gorilla. Then I could have people over and say "Hey, check out my gorilla."
He could wear an apron and serve crudités and cocktails. He could chase away the squirrels. I could train him to wash my Cadillac.
So how much Detroit? How much for Chip the Silverback?
The DIA and its art collection are in the news, but don't forget the city's other jewels: the zoo and Belle Isle. And the Detroit Zoo – located in Huntington Woods but also an asset of the city of Detroit – could hypothetically be part of a potential fire sale to balance the city's books.
"Everything is under consideration," said Bill Nowling, the spokesman for Emergency Manager Kevin Orr. "But the zoo is not currently in the conversation."
Why? Because the zoo wouldn't bring that much money. The property is prime but animals don't fetch much.
Masterpiece artworks do.
But according to Nowling, the whole debate over the DIA's artwork has been blown out of proportion. Nowling said that Orr simply asked of the DIA -- months ago – to come up with a financial plan that would show the museum is a money maker for the city as a way to protect it from the creditors who want to be paid. A goose that lays eggs so to speak.
"We don't have any intention to sell the art," Nowling told me. "We merely have a responsibility to show that all the city's assets are rational and are providing a value back to the city. That's what the creditors are going to ask us."
But instead of coming up with a plan, the museum ran to the media, Nowling contends.
Not so, says Graham Beal, director of the DIA. He says Orr began making overtures about a month ago and when he did, he suggested that the museum come up with $20 million a year to help pay off the city's debts.
Interestingly enough, suburbanites voted last November to tax their homes to help keep the DIA afloat. Those revenues are expected to be somewhere around…wait for it…$20 million.
"He raised the puzzling notion that the museum could help the city with bankruptcy," Beal said of Orr. "Frankly, we don't think it's possible."
Nor probably, would the suburban taxpayer go for paying Detroit's bills with a financial end around.
Though Orr did not threaten to sell of the artwork, Beal said, the implication was there.
Whomever you believe, one thing is certain: the day of reckoning has come. Detroit is broke. Its creditors want to be paid. That is not the fault of Gov. Snyder or Mr. Orr or Director Beal. It is the fault of Detroit's failed leadership who over the years stole, wasted, dithered, bickered, overspent and borrowed to do it. It was they who took the city's jewels to the pawnshop as collateral.
Ask yourself: why didn't the DIA spin itself off into a non-profit foundation that would have protected it from a potential municipal bankruptcy? Because Detroit's leaders wouldn't go for it.
"Politically it was impossible," Beal said. "Anyone who thinks the City of Detroit would given up ownership of the collections just needs to look at the Belle Isle fracas," he said.
It's worth noting there is a $2.5 million line item in the governor's budget for Belle Isle; a deal that couldn't get done when there was an actual democracy in Detroit. And if, I'm reading the public mood correctly, citizens of Detroit prefer more to see cops than Cezanne. But touch Belle Isle and you've got a fight.
And if there's a fight, I'm bringing the gorilla.


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If you take a look around the internet when searching the Jets and you will find terms like "lacking talent, no depth, and filled with holes". Well just how many holes are there currently to fill? When doing the math, there might not be as many as you'd think.
Signings are starting to filter in daily, and there are a few starting spots available right now only 3 days into free agency. General logic would say that currently there are starters needed for offensive guard (1), tight end (1), outside linebacker (2), free safety (1), and strong safety (1). By my count that is six positions that the Jets need to a capable player in by training camp.
That being said, I'm going to go out on a limb and say this team falls into the lacking depth category, not the lacking talent, or holes everywhere category. Assuming New York can get a minimum of two starters from the draft that will leave four spots open and needing a starter before draft weekend in April.
Free agents like Karlos Dansby, Elvis Dumervil, and Victor Butler may be able to take one of the outside linebacker spots. Now we are down to three starters needed.
Strong safeties like Adrian Wilson and Dawan Landry can hold down the fort at strong safety until help arrives or Antonio Allen can improve his game. Landry has been linked to the Jets already from his previous time with Rex Ryan. That leaves NY with a two starters needed.
Willie Colon has just been signed as a starting guard, and I would anticipate the Jets to re-sign Matt Slauson, or Brandon Moore. Slauson would be my guess. That would eliminate the need for a starter at guard. One left.
That leaves free safety, the other outside linebacker,and tight end to be nailed down. Josh Bush I don't think is ready and/or talented enough to be the full time free safety. I could be wrong, but haven't seen enough of him.
Tight end is currently being held down by Jeff Cumberland ( who I assume will be re-signed), Konrad Reuland, and Hayden Smith who I have heard significantly improved last year. Assuming they believe Smith has talent and has improved, keeping Cumberland as the day 1 starter with a chance to prove himself may be beneficial, while also seeing how far Hayden Smith progresses in year 2. The smart thing would be to sign a cheap veteran as a 4th tight end as insurance. Kellen Davis from Chicago makes sense to me. He's an unrestricted free agent and Chicago just signed Martellus Bennett to a long term contract making him expendable. Davis offers a cheap veteran, as he only has 47 catches in 6 years, and his 6'6 270 pounds make him a great blocking tight end in two tight end sets.
Taking into consideration the free safety and opposite outside linebacker positions, the Jets have multiple draft picks to explore filling the depth chart and reloading it with talent. Of all the positions of need, the one that could be hardest to fill is a coverage safety, a leader for the secondary to get players lined up. If the Jets make any splashes in free agency (which I doubt), it could be to find a free safety. Kerry Rhodes if not signed by another team in the next week or two would make sense to me, provided both sides could agree to let the prodigal son return. With the amount of cap available, I think he could get a one or two year deal averaging between 3 or 3.5 million with half being guaranteed. That's not bad for a 30 year old coverage safety, and still fits in what the Jets can afford to pay out. His last salary was 5.5 million when he was cut, I think he could resign for a little more than half of that just because he likes New York alone.
OLB: Jarvis Jones from Georgia, Jamie Collins from Southern Miss, Brandon Jenkins of Florida State, Cornelius Washington of Georgia, Goodman of Clemson, Travis Long of Washington State all make good alternatives for the 2nd outside linebacker spot. Because of the depth in the draft, Jarvis Jones is the only one on this list with a 1st round grade.


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UNDATED (WSAU) -- A financial planning service that normally charges fees is available today only for free to veterans to help better plan their retirement.
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Kiplinger's, Social Security Solutions, and Wells Fargo offer this service, saying there is mass confusion about what is available to the 25-million veterans between 55 and 64 years old. Kiplinger's planners say retiring later doesn't always mean more money each check, and many vets don't know about extra money they are entitled to. The service is available online, but is free today only online at this link.


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Having an eyelash stuck in your eye will ruin your entire day.
And it just sort of floats around in there, jabbing you every time you try to look at things.
Having an eyelash stuck in your eye will ruin your entire day.
And it just sort of floats around in there, jabbing you every time you try to look at things.
Vaguebookers. They're everywhere.
We've all encountered them at one point or another.
There you are, happily browsing through your news feed. Your friends have updated their status with what they've done that day, everything is fine. And then you see it, that one post. Someone has updated with something vague and indirect, but clearly intended to be read by one particular person.
There are only two reasons why people vaguebook:
1) They can't think of anything else to say;
2) They're confused/annoyed with someone that they're interested in, and want to subtly drop a hint to them.
The poster no doubt wants people to comment with things like "what's wrong? Txt me" or "are you okay?"
You're doing it wrong. Normally, no one will comment.
However, if people do actually respond with the desired comments, the poster, staying true to their vaguebooking form, will reply with something like "nothing, I'm fine."
This is unacceptable internet behaviour. We can all clearly see what you're trying to do by vaguebooking, you're being neither vague or mysterious.
Just stop it. Stop it now.
xoxo, Star.
A lot of people look at us and think 'oh, those two are just weird'. Well, we've started this blog to show the world that there's so much more to Star and Mason than being weird. There's anger.
We should probably mention before we begin that we're not always angry. There are often times when we feel hunger, or even thirst! But this blog is not dedicated to those desperate times. This is to document our rage at the many things that make our blood pressure rise. There's no room for introspection or joy here; you already have tumblrs devoted entirely to hungover owls, you greedy shits.
For our first post, we'll begin with ourselves. A year of glitter-themed 18ths was an angry year.


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If you're planning on taking your child trick-or-treating tomorrow evening, glow sticks are a great way to keep them safe and visible.
But be mindful of this glowing jewelry when it comes to your children's health.
Glow sticks are not poisonous but if the plastic is punctured or broken open, the chemicals can cause irritation.
Dr. Kumar of Sanford Health says parents should be sure to supervise their children.
If the chemical gets on the skin, use a wet washcloth to remove it.
If it gets into the eyes, do an eye wash with room temperature water.
"If you see the child has ingested it or painted it on their lips, don't be alarmed. Take a wet washcloth, wash their gums and lips and inside of their cheeks with the wet washcloth and give them a drink of water and they'll be fine," says Dr. Parag Kumar, Sanford Health.
If you have any questions or concerns if your child is exposed to the glow stick chemicals, call your local poison control center.
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BostInno highlights Bentley's PreparedU Project survey for the solutions that it offers to the millennial preparedness challenge.
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Bentley Alum Evan Mula '12 is highlighted for being part of the Change Heroes team, a start up dedicated to small acts of kindness around the globe.
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The Vanguard, Bentley's student news source, is highlighted for raising awareness and organizing relief contributions for Typhoon Haiyan victims.
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Senior Associate Director for Undergraduate Career Services and Adjunct Professor of Information Design and Corporate Communication (IDCC) Alyssa Hammond discusses the top ways companies can navigate social media to develop a strong PR strategy for their online presence.
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Bentley is highlighted for taking the #4 spot in the Top Regional Universities in the North category of the U.S. News & World Report's annual rankings.
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Dean of Arts and Sciences Dan Everett discusses many aspects of Bentley's integrated approach to curriculum including new six credit undergraduate courses created and co-taught by business and arts and sciences faculty.
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