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| Sylvia chapter 1 . 7/29
i was actually crying at the end. This is amazing.
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I loved the storie.. and I had really the desire to smash something
| dark angle102 chapter 1 . 5/22
You must write a sequel to this beauty 3 bravo.
| It's a crazy-kept secret chapter 1 . 1/18
It ends there?
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Mindblowing story.
| Percy-Jackson-is-the-best-ever chapter 1 . 12/21/2014
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"I'm in a rage! This is the maddest I've ever been!"
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Urban Meyer and Ezekiel Elliott remember Penn State's physicality
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Penn State gets their shot at the top-ranked Buckeyes Saturday night in Columbus and Ohio State's Urban Meyer said it was around this time last year when he learned more about the fight in his squad.
In fact, is was during Ohio State's 31-24 double overtime victory against Penn State where Meyer realized his team could be something special.
Urban Meyer speaks to reporters during the team's summer media day in Columbus, Ohio. (AP Photo/Paul Vernon)
"Up until that point we were good but I never really saw them fight," he said Tuesday on the Big Ten coaches teleconference. "To crawl out from underneath a bad situation and they did that time, it was incredible. We did go back and watch it and that was a violent and tough game and a lot of credit to Penn State and our guys. That was a well played, tough football game."
Interestingly enough, Ohio State running back Ezekiel Elliott said on a conference call Tuesday evening that Penn State's physicality last season still stands out to him. Elliott carried the ball 26 times and rushed for 109 yards, including a 10-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. His longest run of the game was a pick up of 12 yards.
"[The] Penn State game was a very tough, very physical game. That was probably maybe the second most physical game behind playing Alabama that I played last year," Elliott said. His 139.2 rushing yards per game are eighth in the nation this season and he's 25 yards shy of hitting 3,000 for his career. "It was a game where I think both teams played very physically and I just remember being real beat up after that game. … Every yard I earned that game. I definitely earned it."
Here are some other highlights from Meyer's teleconference followed by more from Elliott:
Penn State worked the ball down the field behind a few deep shots against Indiana. How is Ohio State against the deep ball?
Meyer: "We've got a lot of respect, we've known Christian Hackenberg for a while now. He's got NFL abilities, their receivers are much improved. We've defended it pretty good this year. We gave up one last week but that was more of a we were out of position, but I think we've defended the deep ball pretty decent this year. The thing that's hurt us is the quarterback run and [Hackenberg] actually ran the ball last week pretty good so we've got a lot of respect for Christian."
How is Ezekiel Elliott better this year compared to last?
Meyer: "This time last year he was still becoming Ezekiel Elliott and now the playoff and the Big Ten Championship and final game obviously he became one of the best backs in the country and I think he doing great.
"This game last year was the best, one of the best I've ever seen a tailback play without the ball, and his blocking against a very good defense last year was outstanding. He started to separate himself from a good player to a great player last year around this time."
Ezekiel Elliott:
Was last year's game for you against Penn State the one where you went from being a good to great back?
Elliott: "I think that game kind of was a turning point for our whole team from the standpoint of the o-line and myself kind of getting a rhythm together and kind of lining up our plays. Last year we got it rolling at Penn State."
What stands out to you about this Penn State defensive line?
Elliott: "They're just a physical bunch of guys that are very active with their hands and they're a big, tough group."
There are some questions in the polls about whether Ohio State is playing well enough to be ranked No. 1 in the country. What is your response to that?
Elliott: "I wouldn't say that right now we are playing the best in the country right now, but you know that's really not important now. All we're really focused on is going out there and getting better every week and if you win every week then you won't have anything to worry about at the end of the day."
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5 takeaways from James Franklin's weekly news conference
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — James Franklin always has and seemingly always will keep injuries close to the vest. It's why the team's depth chart from here on out will just be the same as the one the team used for the previous game and it's why he doesn't get into discussing injuries.
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Freshman running back Saquon Barkley missed the last two games with a right ankle injury and will continue to be a limited participant in practice this week, Franklin said Tuesday at his weekly news conference. At practice last Wednesday Franklin said at the time Barkley wasn't 100 percent and whether or not the elusive back takes the field Saturday night in Columbus for a game against the top-ranked Buckeyes will come down to Penn State's medical staff.
"The days of the coach making decisions on who plays or not are long gone," Franklin said. "They've been gone for a long time.
"He'll practice this week limited and we'll see what happens. Obviously freshmen it's different. … You come back as a junior or senior from injury you've played a lot of football in your career and that's different compared to a freshman who hasn't played a whole lot of football anyway and now he's out for a couple weeks."
Redshirt freshmen Nick Scott and Mark Allen carried the load the last two weeks with both Barkley and redshirt junior Akeel Lynch out of the lineup due to injury. Allen fumbled last week and was immediately grabbed on the sideline by position coach Charles Huff who gave the 5-foot-6 back a bit of a shove. Franklin said he discussed the incident with Huff and that putting his hands on a player won't happen again.
"That's been addressed very clearly with our staff. Individually me and Charles had a conversation about that, had a conversation with the overall staff," Franklin said. "There's obviously a lot of details and specifics that go into it that we don't need to get into right now, but I know who Charles Huff is as a man, I know who Charles Huff is as a coach and those things have been addressed. There's not a place for that."
Is Joey Julius still the kicker?
The sophomore who walked on to the team last summer missed two extra points against Indiana and booted a kick out of bounds. Fellow walk-on Tyler Davis came in to replace Julius.
Who takes the field Saturday?
"Joey's our guy," Franklin said. "It'll be a competition like it is every week but we're not in the business of if a guy has a rough day or makes a mistake of changing our plan or our mind. Joey's our guy and he's done a great job in the offseason, he's working really, really hard, he's grown so much in the last year. … We'll make a decision later in the week, but again, if we were playing today Joey would be our guy."
Franklin has said every week that at both kicker and punter the staff continues monitoring all of the players in order to put the best one out there.
Punter Chris Gulla wasn't dressed last Saturday as Daniel Pasquariello returned to punting duties. No update was given on who handles punting duties this week.
Will Adam Breneman see the field this season?
Adam Breneman's name appeared on a slide in the background of a video the team posted on their website last Friday where he was named one of two scout team players of the week. The former Rivals four-star tight end missed last season with a knee injury and has yet to play this season.
On Saturday Breneman appeared on the sideline for the first time in pads and while he didn't play, Franklin said they'll continue to ease him back in with the scout team in hopes that he can see the field at some point this year.
"Love how you guys found in the video found the slide," Franklin said. "You guys are relentless. I love it. … At this point he's still going to do that, that's kind of where he's at in his progression of getting back on the field at some point. Again, we're going to take those things slowly and those things will be medical staff decisions."
Slowing down Braxton Miller
It's no secret that Ohio State has plenty of weapons on both sides of the ball and quarterback turned receiver Braxton Miller is certainly one of them.
Franklin said Penn State's scout team realistically can only mimmic so much and while he wouldn't say who will rep on the scout team as Miller (or Cardale Jones or J.T. Barrett for that matter), he said it's hard to ignore Miller's skill set.
"Braxton, we watch him on film and he's playing wide receiver now like he's played wide receiver his entire life," Franklin said. "It's impressive. I think Braxton is that type of athlete. He can throw it, he can run it, with the ball in his hands he's special. It just gives you another option that you have to deal with."
How did center Wendy Laurent grade out?
Wendy Laurent filled in for starter Angelo Mangiro who missed the game due to injury and while it's unknown if Mangiro will go this week or not, Franklin said Laurent continues to impress.
By doing so he also gives Penn State the option of moving Mangiro out to guard if need be, or they could move Laurent to guard if necessary, Franklin said.
"Angelo is our guy," Franklin said. "He has a calming effect on our offensive line and our offense, how he calls and how he leads and how he identifies the fronts and makes adjustments. … Wendy's done a great job."
Franklin said he'd like to see Laurent be more verbal in terms of making calls. In what's expected to be a hostile environment in Columbus Saturday night communication will be critical.
"Whenever you can put a guy in the game and he grades out a winner it helps your opportunity to win in a real positive way," Franklin said. "That's a good thing."
Penn State rewind: Nittany Lions taking their shots off wheel routes
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Penn State wanted to be more aggressive in the win against Indiana and for the most part they were.
Yes, the weather was significantly better than three of the four previous home games, but Penn State also trusted Christian Hackenberg to air it out and was prepared to live with the consequences. There weren't many that No. 14 made them live with.
Dropped passes are still an issue as are sacks and with a game with top-ranked Ohio State this week Penn State needs to continue cleaning up both of those areas. Pass protection will be huge and while Penn State preached ball security all last week and running back Mark Allen is likely their best protector, Allen coughed up a fumble against Indiana, the first by a PSU running back this season.
Allen, who coaches and players say is never at a loss for words, was quickly yanked on the sideline by RB coach Charles Huff. The 5-foot-6 Allen later returned to the field.
Again, there's still a lot to clean up with the offense. But, there were more positives with this group than in previous weeks and let's look back at some of them:
Wheeling and dealing
The speed sweeps create pause for the defense, James Franklin said and while freshman Brandon Polk has been the recipient of most of these sweeps, Polk's role in the offense is expanding.
"The guy can flat out run," Franklin said. "The more things he gets confident with we can expand his role and become less predictable."
Polk's 39-yard touchdown off a wheel route was set up by the fake sweep and as the speedy freshman made his way back across the field to head out for the pass the defender make one wrong --and big-- step inside, allowing Polk to fly by him. It was just Polk's second catch of the season and his first receiving touchdown of his career. As is important with any deep ball give a nod to the guys up front who gave Hackenberg plenty of time to step up and deliver.
So, when Polk is in there could be a jet sweep, a fake jet sweep to a handoff or a pass, or now a fake sweep to a wheel route. Penn State is getting a little more creative here while continuing to work Polk in and utilize his speed.
Working the ball deep to DaeSean Hamilton
Hackenberg wasn't sharp on Penn State's first two possessions, but then found Polk and started to settle in. Of course drops didn't help Hack's cause, but there were some (not all, but some) balls that he could've delivered a little better to make it a little easier on his targets.
This one to DaeSean Hamilton on Penn State's first drive of the second quarter isn't an automatic catch. Hamilton has separation as he comes back to the ball but can't hold on as he's falling to the ground. Tough catch to make, but one that Hamilton is capable of making.
Mark Allen rebounded from his first-quarter fumble to reel off a 28-yard rush that started this second-quarter drive. Hackenberg hit receiver Chris Godwin on the next play for a pick up of 14 and after Allen lost one yard the Lions took a shot on 2nd and 11 from the Hoosiers' 39 yard line.
"It was designed to do a little fake to Brandon Polk and him just wheel up the sideline and I run a post," Hamilton said after the game. "I just went inside, ran my route to win and as soon as I beat the guy off the line I kind of knew that I'd probably be getting the ball because there's a bit of man coverage and the safeties were sitting low. As soon as I stuck my post over the top I looked up and Hack threw a great ball for me to run under."
Polk was open underneath too for what likely would've been a short gain.
Joey Julius missed the extra point, the first of two he missed before being replaced by fellow walk-on Tyler Davis.
Keeping this one himself
As mentioned above dropped passes are an issue. So, who can blame Hackenberg for keeping this one for himself when he had a clean path to the end zone? Yes, tight end Kyle Carter was wide open in front of him, but no need to complicate things no matter how much confidence he has in his teammates.
"Kyle was expecting me to throw it because that's what I usually do," Hackenberg said. "But it's a safer play, just make sure you get the ball in there."
What'd Carter, who looked frustrated at first, have to say after the game?
"We scored a touchdown so no matter what that's what it's all about," Carter said.
But he didn't look too happy at first.
"We scored a touchdown. We won the game. 7 points is 7 points," Carter added.
Except in this case it only ended up being six because of the Julius miss on the extra point.
Not all celebrations are created equal
After Hackenberg's first rushing touchdown the celebration with Nick Scott and tight end Mike Gesicki probably won't make the highlight reel.
"I ran after him," running back Nick Scott said. "He was so amped I don't think we even made eye contact. I was trying to give him a chest bump and everything like that but yeah, he looked pretty goofy when he fell over [laughs]. I don't know what was going on with him."
"I wasn't ready for it," Hackenberg said with a laugh. "I was kind of out of breath. I didn't know what he was doing."
After Hackenberg's second rushing touchdown he barked at the opponent at his feet after diving in for the score. Surely it was a much safer option than the chest bump gone wrong.
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What are they saying? Penn State players on the win vs. Indiana
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Penn State beat Indiana, 29-7 and as the Lions prep for a game in Columbus next Saturday against Ohio State here's what players had to say after the win against the Hoosiers.
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Upon further review: Examining Penn State's 29-7 win vs. Indiana
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State's offense looked more creative than they have at any point this season during the Lions' 29-7 win against Indiana. Like any game it wasn't — and will never be— perfect, but Penn State was much more aggressive on offense, taking deep shots down the field from the get go.
"Thought our defense played very well and was consistent for us," Franklin said. "Much more aggressive on offense." pic.twitter.com/ziybkGbLpZ
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Christian Hackenberg completed 21-of-39 passes for 262 yards and was able to hang in and deliver despite taking four sacks. The Lions' pass catchers had some drops early on that killed momentum and hurt Hackenberg's numbers, but what No. 14 did with his feet helped the offense's cause too. Hackenberg finished with a 5 yard and a 1-yard rushing touchdown and also had a career long 22-yard scamper.
"I love watching him run," receiver DaeSean Hamilton said. "He has a little bit of juice in him so he's fast too. When those zone plays aren't going so well or when the pocket starts to break down and he takes off, it's really nice to see."
Redshirt freshman running back Nick Scott, who got the start with Akeel Lynch and Saquon Barkley missing their second consecutive game due to injury, said Hackenberg came back to the huddle breathing heavily after the 22-yard run.
"I said to him, 'You didn't get 22 carries, it was just 22 yards," Scott said.
Hackenberg's celebration after the bootleg touchdown didn't look too smooth however as tight end Mike Gesicki caught his QB off guard and he jumped up and went to celebrate with him. Hack fell to the ground.
"I wasn't ready for it," Hackenberg said with a laugh. "I was kind of out of breath. I didn't know what he was doing."
Rough go for Big Toe
Kicker Joey "Big Toe" Julius missed two extra points and booted a kick out of bounds in the first quarter. Tyler Davis came on to hit a 30-yard field goal in the fourth quarter and it looks like the close kicking competition everyone heard about it camp is far from over after Julius' struggles Saturday.
"We missed two extra points, you put the next guy in," Franklin said.
Neither of Penn State's kickers are on scholarship and with scholarship specialist Quinn Nordin verbally pledged to Penn State both kickers this season have one shot to prove that they can be reliable options long term. Franklin stressed consistency with his punters and kickers and Saturday was by far Julius' worst performance of the season. The staff will keep a close eye on both kickers in practice this week and see who is the best option heading into next week's game at Columbus.
In addition to Julius' struggles Penn State also failed to recover an onside kick the Hoosiers' caught them off guard with in the first half. Punter Chris Gulla wasn't dressed for the game and Daniel Pasquariello, who was replaced by Gulla earlier this season, came back on.
Andrew Nelson returns to the field
Penn State's offensive line received a boost from a healthy Andrew Nelson who saw his first game action since the end of the first half against Buffalo on Sept. 12. Nelson started at right tackle while Paris Palmer remained at left tackle. Brendan Mahon moved back from right tackle to left guard, his more natural position and Derek Dowrey came in to spell him.
"There's always room for improvement," Nelson said. "I felt maybe a little rusty, but for the most part not too bad."
WR Brandon Polk's role expanding
He's been running the jet sweep since he was nine and freshman receiver Brandon Polk has been called upon to do the same thing this season too. James Franklin said as the season continued they would expand Polk's role within the offense as he continues becoming more comfortable and growing and this week he was a vertical passing threat too.
Polk hauled in a 39-yard touchdown catch in the first quarter to put Penn State on the board. He became Penn State's first receiver since Derrick Williams did so in 2008 to record a rushing and a receiving touchdown in the same season.
"I do think the speed sweeps as well as the fake sweeps and the handoffs give something to the defense, pause." Franklin said. "He's got such speed and he's so sudden with his movements that if you're not sound, he is going to get on the edge of you. … His package, a long as he knows what he's doing and is confident with his assignments, can continue to grow."
Does James Franklin work out?
James Franklin runs up and down the sideline, but beyond that he said he usually doesn't have time to work out. He was asked about this during his post-game news conference.
"I actually look decent, but when I take my shirt off it's somewhat disgusting," Franklin said. "I'm a skinny fat guy and I need to do something. The staff tries tot get on the treadmill or do something, but every time I say I'm going to do it something comes up. I need to get some exercise, but I appreciate you saying that."
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Chocolate Chip Cheese Ball Recipe
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Your guests are in for a sweet surprise when they try this unusual cheese ball…it tastes just like cookie dough! Rolled in chopped pecans, the chip-studded spread is wonderful on regular or chocolate graham crackers. I especially like it because it can be assembled in a wink. —Kelly Glascock, Syracuse, Missouri
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3/4 cup confectioners' sugar
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 3/4 cup miniature semisweet chocolate chips
- 3/4 cup finely chopped pecans
- Graham crackers
- In a large bowl, beat the cream cheese, butter and vanilla until fluffy. Gradually add sugars; beat just until combined. Stir in chocolate chips. Cover and refrigerate for 2 hours.
- Place cream cheese mixture on a large piece of plastic wrap; shape into a ball. Refrigerate for at least 1 hour.
- Just before serving, roll cheese ball in pecans. Serve with graham crackers. Yield: 1 cheese ball (about 2 cups).
Originally published as Chocolate Chip Cheese Ball in Quick Cooking December 2000, p29
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"GOSH DARN IT DEBBY! MY PECANS WERE NOT FINELY CHOPPED! (PS. Read this like in an angry British man voice)"
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"So good! I love the idea of adding chopped Heath bar."
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"OMG the butter makes all the difference in this recipe and who doesn't love chocolate in anything."
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"Made this for a Super Bowl party. Added a little extra mini chocolate chips and used 1/2 tsp vanilla. Will use chopped Heath Bar mixed with chopped roasted peanuts on the outside instead of the Pecans. So far everything looks great. Perfectly formed ball."
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Nikon Coolpix S6300, S9200, S9300 pictures and hands-on
At the top end of Nikon's Style range of compact cameras you find the newly announced Nikon Coolpix S6300, Coolpix S9200 and S9300. They offer a wider range of features, controls and larger lenses than cameras at the bottom end of the range.
We managed to get our hands on all the new models at the UK launch, so here we'll talk you through what you get at the top end of Nikon's S range. We've bundled all the photos together in the gallery at the bottom - check the captions so you know which model you're looking at.
Nikon Coolpix S6300 hands-on
The Nikon Coolpix S6300 is the brother camera of the S6200 launched last year. It is bulkier than those models lower down the range, so it nestles into the hand better, although there isn't a huge amount to grip on to.
The S6300 measures 93.6 x 57.7 x 26mm and weighs 160g and like all the new Nikon cameras it feels solidly built.
The controls are logically and typically placed, reflecting the layout on almost all other Nikon Coolpix cameras. The S6300 is primarily designed as a point and shoot, so there isn't much in the way of control on offer.
The biggest difference is the step-up in lens range. It gives you a 10x zoom in that fairly compact body, giving you 25-250mm (in 35mm terms). We found the lens zoomed smoothly and quickly.
On the back you have a 2.7-inch display, although at 230k-dots it isn't the highest resolution, so it feels a little small. What you do get, however, is that lens range at a price of £179.99, which isn't bad.
The Nikon Coolpix S6300 will be available in black, red and blue, from 16 February 2012.
Nikon Coolpix S9200 and Coolpix S9300 hands-on
The Nikon Coolpix S9200 and Coolpix S9300 are essentially the same camera, the difference being that the latter model features built-in GPS to tag your photo locations on the move. Otherwise the specifications are identical.
As the top guns of the S range, they have the largest body and there's even a little rubber thumb patch for a more secure grip, along with a bar at the front for your fingers. The S9300 measures 108.7 x 62.3 x 30.6mm and weighs 215g; the S9200 is fractionally smaller and lighter once you've sliced the GPS bump off.
We like the contouring of the body around the base of the lens. Of course the lens is one of the stars here, packing in an impressive 18x optical zoom, with a 25-450mm range (in 35mm terms). That means you can easily get in on the action on your travels.
A 16-megapixel sensor sits at the heart of these cameras, which also offers Full HD 1080p video capture. A top-mounted mode dial gives you instant access to some shooting features, but it doesn't go as far as offering you manual controls, for which you'd have to look to the Coolpix P310.
Around the back you have a nice detailed 921k-dot display and more controls, so if you're looking for a little more out of your camera, but without getting too complicated, then this might be of interest.
Like the other S range cameras from Nikon, it feels well constructed. Available from the middle of March, you can get the Nikon Coolpix S9300 in black, red, blue and silver for £299.99. We don't have a price for the S9200, but it will be slightly less.
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The process took 3 days. I interviewed at Colgate-Palmolive (New York, NY) in January 2009.
I was initially screened by a HR manager over the phone. After that I went in for a ~4 hour interview where I met 1 on 1 with employees at different levels including co-workers, middle management, upper management, and HR. After that, I was called in for another ~4 hour interview of the same format but I met with different people. My word of advice would be that while co-workers, HR, and middle management seem to be looking for the typical things you would expect (are you competent in the skills needed for this job, will you get along with others, how much training will you require, etc), upper management is definitely more interested in whether or not you will fit into Colgate's corporate culture and whether you can cope with your place in the chain of command. I found that it might have actually been to my detriment when I emphasized my self-starter and critical thinking abilities. Also, everyone is very interested in your abilities to be a team player (at least in Marketing). Everyone I spoke with mentioned this and emphasized the need to be able to hold your own in a meeting and consensus based corporate culture. Final tip, do not dress casually to your interview as the dress code there is suits every day.
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Colgate-Palmolive (Rome (Italy)) in November 2013.
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Colgate-Palmolive in June 2010.
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Although Dukes and the related claimants have been fairly quiet since the June 2011 ruling, we are now seeing a flurry of activity. On October 3, 2012, a regional case stemming from the Dukes litigation was filed in the Middle District of Tennessee. On October 5, 2012, another regional case was filed in the Southern District of Florida.
Only the Texas case has been dismissed. The others have not reached the class certification stage yet.
Ellis v. Costco Whole Corporation is an example of a gender discrimination class action that is nationally certified, even after the Dukes ruling. After a class of women claimed gender discrimination with regard to promotions at Costco in January 2007, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals issued an order in 2011 following the ruling in the Dukes case. The Court of Appeals remanded the matter back to the District Court for reconsideration in light of Dukes. On September 25, 2012, the District Court considered the Dukes ruling and analysis and, again, granted Plaintiffs' Motion for Class Certification.
Although the Dukes ruling tightened the standards for class certification, and arguably made it more difficult for national classes to be certified, national class certifications in discrimination cases are not impossible. More than likely, most plaintiffs seeking to bring claims against national employers will bring regional cases, as seen with the plaintiffs from Dukes. There are now coordinated efforts to bring regional cases against the national employer. This means that national employers should be prepared for regional class actions. With a more focused and targeted potential class, national employers can properly defend such claims. However, expect plaintiff's attorneys to test various theories and strategies in the regional cases, noting which arguments are successful and which are not.
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Odle, et al. v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., 3:11-cv-02954 in the Northern District of Texas
Phipps, et al. v. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., 3:12-cv-01009 in the Middle District of Tennessee
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Wagner Falls
Very easy walk through the woods for this one. Well worth the stop. The walk itself is also very pleasant, it seems to be in a canyon as the temperature is cooler than by the car. Also doesn't seem to get too crowded.
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Miner's Castle on a Foggy Day in August
Miners Castle is looking less like a castle these days. Natural erosions and harsh storms off the lake have shaved off a portion of the outcropping, with a significant "collapse" of a portion of the "structure" just last year.
Lake Superior fogs can be as thick at San Francisco Bay fogs. Ten minutes after I took the second photo, the entire rock outcropping had disappeared behind a wall of mist.
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Hike to Chapel Beach
Hike 1.4 miles (one way) to 60 foot tall Chapel Falls. Then continue another 1.8 miles to Chapel Rock and beach. The trailhead is located about 15 miles east of Munising off Alger County Road H-58, then about 5 miles north to the end of Chapel Road.
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Grand Island East Channel Lighthouse
This picturesque old lighthouse, once guided ships into Munising Harbor. It is on private property and inaccessible by land, however it is easily viewed from the tour boats to the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Completed in 1870, the unusual wooden structure was originally painted white. It is now in a poor state of repair, however efforts are being made to prevent the lighthouse from totally succumbing to the elements.
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Grand Island
Grand Island is a National Recreation area on an island that is part of the Hiawatha National Forest. MoBOCo, Inc. operates the passenger ferry to and from Grand Island. The boats will leave from the Grand Island Landing dock west of Munising and arrive at Williams Landing on Grand Island. Here you will find camping, hiking, and the possibility of spotting black bears in the wild.
- Hiking and Walking
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, www.nps.gov/piro begins 5 miles N.E. of Munising and runs 40 miles along Lake Superior from Munising to Grand Marais. This lakeshore was memorialized in Longfellow's "The Song of Hiawatha". Here you will see flat-faced cliffs that raise 200 feet above the lake. Pictured Rocks are notable for their rich color and interesting formations. You will view some arches and grottos that have been carved out of colorful soft sandstone by the actions of wind, waves, and ice. The colors, stripes of reds, oranges, blues, greens, white, and black can be vibrant, and even shiny in places where water may be running down the sheer cliffs. Be aware that the mid-day sun tends to wash the colors out, so to get the most beautiful view visit this area late afternoon. (I have also heard that early morning is a good time, although I have not visited them myself at this time of the day.) Except for Miners Castle, the cliffs and formations are only accessible by boat or on foot. Of these two you will see more of the lakeshore and experience your best views by boat. We use our dinghy to take a slow late afternoon trip along the base of the cliffs. If you own a touring kayak this is another popular way to explore the lakeshore. The Grand Sable Dunes are also part of this National Lakeshore. If you do not have your own boat, Pictured Rocks Cruises, has a 2 1/2 to 3 hour boat tour that follows the National Lakeshore for thirty-seven miles. These boat tours leave the Municipal Pier in Munising from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day weekend, with a few additional tours through October 10, weather permitting. Just follow signs on M28 along Lake Superior shoreline to the City Pier in Munising.
For more photos of Picture Rocks see my travelogue, Visiting Pictured Rocks by dinghy. (For a hikers view of Picture Rocks visit "Kaloz" Munising pages.)
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Where shall we worship this Sunday?
It wasn't easy to find, despite the traditional "Episcopal Church Welcomes You" directional signs, but eventually my father and I stumbled into St. John's Church for the 10:00 service. There were only a handful of people in the church, but what a lovely spirit in the place! I could see immediately why the death of Bishop Jim Kelsey was such a particular disaster -- he had worked hard to build ecumenical bridges in the U.P., which has many small congregations in all denominations. There was an excellent sermon by a lay woman; it was a bit surprising to hear the organ keep playing all by itself when the organist joined the rest of us for the Eucharist. But so be it! When you're in the area, drop by and make yourself at home.
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Shipwreck Tours
I have not done this yet, but I intend to next time I am in the area. Shipwreck Tours take passengers on a 60' glass-bottom boat tour of three of the shipwrecks in the area. These two-hour tours are fully narrated and run from June through Oct. 8th. While anchored in the protection of Grand Island this tour boat came into our anchorage and spent quite a period of time over a marked, nearby wreck explaining what one was able to still see of the remaining ship as well as the known history of the wreck. From watching this activity I would expect this to be an interesting tour. Note that if you are into snorkeling or skin diving, there are a number of shipwrecks in the area that divers enjoy exploring.
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Horseshoe falls
This was a nice side-trip. The falls are located in a residential area off highway 2 heading towards downtown Munising. Upon pulling up to what appears to be a log cabin/gift shop, it costs approximately $5 per person to walk through the back area of the shop where you will see a brook with a water wheel, a pond with rainbow trout and ducks (food is available in a dispenser for a quarter), and the falls; along with a wishing well, totem pole, sundial and giant trees. Just another small enjoyable thing to see while touring the upper peninsula of Michigan.
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Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
The best way to view the Pictured Rocks is to take a boat tour. Unfortunately we didn't do this, but were able to hike through the forest and get a few good photos from the shore. For a boat tour, go to Munising, MI home page, or do a yahoo search of Pictured Rocks to find several different boat tours. They will usually range in the $30 price area.
We first hiked to the Miners Falls, which was a little over a mile. After that, we continued on to Miners Castle, where we got the best views of the rocks along the lakeshore.
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Shipwreck Tours
From spring till fall, you can take a tour boat out past Lake Superior's Grand Island and view 3 sunken ships from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. At $25 a person, you get a 2 hour narrated tour on a glass bottomed boat. Ticket office and gift shop is conveniently located right on the water in downtown Munising.
Pictured Rocks Boat Cruise
The way to see and appreciate the Pictured Rocks is by water. So take your yacht up through the Soo Locks and navigate your way to the laekshore between Grand Marais and Munising for an unforgettable cruise.
What? You don't have a yacht?
Oh, then bring your kayak to Munising. Drive out to the Chapel Falls beach, carry your kayak down to the water, and start exploring!
Don't tell me you don't kayak!
Well, if you don't have a boat of your own, and you don't kayak, you can still see the grandeur of Pictured Rocks by taking one of the Pictured Rocks Boat Cruises that leaves from Munising Harbor. The trips cost around $27 a person, but I thought that they were well worth the money. The boats take you up the shoreline for almost 20 miles; the entire trip lasts nearly three hours. The boat captain provides interesting commentary which is only occasionally irritating. During the peak summer months, there are departures every hour.
Check out my Pictured Rocks travelogue for more photos.
Munising Falls in Summer
When I took this photo in the early 1990s, the National Park Service still allowed visitors to Munising Falls to walk on the rock ledge _behind_ the falls. Erosion issues and liability issues have since caused the Park Service to close off this path.
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Munising Falls
Munising is a very popular falls, although the amount of water flowing over it is not the greatest. The falls are in a very pretty setting, plunging 50 ft. at the end of a narrow canyon. The short, 800 ft. trail to the falls is wheelchair accessible.
Miners Castle
This formation of two towering rock spires is a favorite of visitors to Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. There are hiking trails and a beautiful picnic area near the rock where we enjoyed a great lunch. A steep hike down from the picnic area leads to a popular beach at the base of the rock.
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What herbs can be used to treat kidney disease? In most of the cases, kidney disease patients are prescribed with medications like antihypertensive, immunosuppressive agents to control their illness. These medications show quick effects, but unfortunately, they can not stop kidney problem from developing. What is worse, long-term taking of these drugs will cause a series of side effects. Therefore, many kidney disease patients turn their hope on Chinese herbs and hope to find an effective solution from Chinese medicine. Well then, what are the herbs that can be used to treat kidney disease?
In medicine, there are many Chinese herbs that can be used to treat kidney disease. They work differently, so they are usually applied to play different role in the whole treatment effects. Here, we will introduce several herbs that are helpful for kidney disease patients.
1. Ginseng
Ginseng is one of the herbs that are helpful in treating kidney disease and improving kidney function and kidney health. For ginseng, aside from improving kidney function, it can also be used to treat kidney infection which may cause quick deterioration of illness condition.
2. Corn silk
Corn silk is another popular herb used in treating kidney disease. According to clinical experiments, corn silk has antimicrobial, diuretic, demulcent and vulnerary actions, which are also helpful for treat kidney disease. Besides, due to impaired kidney function, kidney disease patients run a higher risk for urinary tract infection and bladder infection. Corn silk is said to be able to solve these problems.
3. Lei Gong Teng
Lei Gong Teng also can be used to treat kidney disease owing to its function of anti-inflammation, improving blood circulation. In addition, studies in Yale University show that it shows effects in destroying cysts in Polycystic Kidney Disease which is a genetic kidney problem. By destroying kidney cyst, further kidney damages can be avoided and residual kidney function can be protected effectively.
In medicine, aside from these herbs, there are some other herbs that also can be used to treat kidney disease such as dandelion, goldenrod, hydrangea and gravel root. These herbs are helpful, but if not used properly, they will cause a series side effects. Therefore, talking with doctors about the proper dosage, usage and the possible effects before using them is very important.
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Steve Bratteng is an ACA Board Member and a semi-retired science teacher who now teaches biology part-time at the Austin Community College. He taught astronomy, biology, chemistry, physics, medical microbiology, and 'Science and Society' at Westwood HS. Previously he had supervised the freshman biology labs at UT Austin for 18 years.
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The ACA Lecture Series continues Sunday, October 11th at 12:15pm in the Austin History Center, 9th and Guadalupe. The building opens at noon. Texas Freedom Network's Dan Quinn will give us an update on their activities. The lecture is free and open to the public.
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