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Back when the New York Giants lost Plaxico Burress (to not-so-free agency) and parted with Amani Toomer, the franchise's all-time leading receiver, the skeptics were concerned. OK, hysteria is not too strong a word. Who, they worried, would step up at wide receiver?
It seemed to be the one thing preventing the Giants from being a Super Bowl contender. Was there a legitimate No. 1 among the candidates? Steve Smith? Mario Manningham? Domenik Hixon? First-round draft choice Hakeem Nicks from North Carolina?
Naturally, the receivers heard all of this.
"Of course," Smith said last week, chuckling into the phone at Giants Stadium. "When we heard that, we laughed because we knew the challenge that we all had and the ability we had."
It's too early to call it a last laugh, but a clear No. 1 has emerged from the pack. Smith leads the NFL in receptions (37) and receiving yards (481), ahead of, among others, Dallas Clark, Hines Ward, Reggie Wayne and Randy Moss.
There are only five unbeaten teams left and two of them -- the 5-0 Giants and the 4-0 New Orleans Saints -- collide on Sunday. The team that best controls the airspace under the roof of the Louisiana Superdome likely will stay that way.
"Not all of the plays are meant to go to him," Giants quarterback Eli Manning said two weeks ago, after Smith caught 11 passes for 134 yards and two touchdowns in Kansas City.
Perhaps not, but through five games it's clear that Eli eyes Smith the way brother Peyton Manning prizes Indianapolis Colts teammate Wayne. According to ESPN Stats & Information, through five games this season, Smith and Wayne are tied for third in most times targeted for passes (48). Only Houston's Andre Johnson (50), Seattle's Nate Burleson (49) and New England's Moss (49) have been targeted more often.
"He's always open, always catches the ball and he scores touchdowns," said ESPN analyst Trent Dilfer, who played quarterback for 14 seasons in the NFL. "I'm confused. I no longer know what a No. 1 receiver is. I say that sarcastically.
"I mean, if that's not a No. 1, what is? The guy has been better than Plaxico Burress."
Manning, who even had his doubters after winning Super Bowl XLII, has been better than ever. Before, with big targets like Burress and former Giants tight end Jeremy Shockey, Manning had more margin for error. With a corps of less-experienced, smaller receivers, Manning has had to be more accurate. He's the No. 2-rated passer in the league, after his brother Peyton. Moreover, he leads all passers in the push-comes-to-shove categories of the fourth quarter (147.5 rating) and on third down (151.7).
Smith leads the league with 15 catches on third down, three more than anyone else.
"He usually manages to find me," Smith said. "That's Eli trusting me and all the receivers. You just know if you get open, he'll find you."
Actually, when it comes to Smith, Manning is throwing it before Smith gets open.
"There's an obvious synergy between him and Eli," Dilfer said. "You can see it when Eli let's it rip -- way before he's open. He trusts him that much."
While the wide receiver position seems to attract more than its share of preening, self-promoting athletes, Smith is the anti-diva. For starters, he actually blocks. He answers interview questions with one or two sentences and is, outwardly at least, exceedingly humble. Maybe it's because, until now, he's never really been the leading man.
Think about it: He's not even the NFL's most famous wide receiver named Steve Smith. That would be the Carolina Panthers' wideout, who this season has 20 catches for 255 yards and zero touchdowns.
As a freshman at USC, the Giants' Smith played behind Mike Williams, who became a first-round draft choice. From 2004 to '06, Dwayne Jarrett caught more passes for more yards and many more touchdowns, but his career numbers with the Panthers amounted to only 18 catches for 211 yards.
Smith, 5-foot-11 and 195 pounds, caught three touchdown passes from Matt Leinart in USC's national championship-clinching victory over Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl in January 2005. Still, he slid to the second round of the 2007 draft, where the Giants selected him with the No. 51 overall pick.
"His combine number didn't blow you away," said Matt Williamson of ESPN's Scouts Inc. "He ran a 4.4 [in the 40] -- if he ran a 4.3, he'd be among the elite. But he is a great route runner and has great body control. He's best out of the slot, when he's matched up against a safety or a No. 3 cornerback."
Smith was dogged by shoulder and hamstring injuries as a rookie, but caught five passes in the Giants' Super Bowl victory, four of them on third down. Last season he very quietly caught more passes (57) than Burress or Toomer, but no one saw this season coming.
Now scouts are comparing him to New England's Wes Welker, who led the league with 223 catches combined in the past two years.
As long as the Giants' running game continues to flourish (the Saints have a stout run defense), Manning and his receivers should get the matchups they like, with Smith running intermediate routes and Manningham (20 catches, 342 yards, three touchdowns) stretching the field vertically.
When Burress shot himself in the thigh last fall in a Manhattan nightclub, the Giants' depth chart at wide receiver seemed destined to change dramatically. Last month, the athlete who caught the winning touchdown pass in Super Bowl XLII was sentenced to two years in prison for criminal possession of a weapon.
As it turns out, in one of those quirky, ironic turns, Smith's biggest opportunity might have been born directly from one of the most frightening moments of his life.
On Nov. 25, 2008, Smith had just arrived at home in Clifton, N.J., when a man put a gun to his head. Smith relinquished his money, jewelry and cell phone and reported the robbery to police. Three days later, Burress carried an unlicensed Glock 40 handgun into the Latin Quarter nightclub.
If Smith hadn't been robbed, and Burress hadn't heard about the details, Giants players said later, Burress wouldn't have broken the law.
"Plaxico said that himself," Smith told ESPN.com. "He was just trying to protect himself. He just didn't go about it in the right way."
Smith's ascension to No. 1 wide receiver would not have happened. Funny and kind of weird in retrospect, isn't it?
"Yeah," said Smith, the man of few words, "it is."
Greg Garber is a senior writer for ESPN.com.


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- Reality orientation. People who have dementia may benefit from a structured group program that encourages them to focus on a variety of topics and to think creatively within their limits. This type of program, sometimes called reality orientation or cognitive stimulation therapy, is offered in some day care and residential settings.
- Validation therapy. A person who has dementia may say things that don't make sense. A caregiver's response may be to correct or disagree with him or her. This can be frustrating for everyone. Validation therapy is a way to talk to someone with empathy. It can help to give the person with dementia a feeling of control or calmness. It recognizes his or her feelings and emotions.
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Step 1: Check whether your device is compatible.
Just to make sure that it can hold the new version, check if your Apple device is present in the given list:
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Unfortunately, the older versions do not have this upgrade, but the newer version of apps are made available to them.
(The iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C come packed with iOS 7. So, no upgrade is required)
Step 2: Download required software
All you need is the iTunes software and you can download it from http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
Install it on your computer.
It is necessary to download the latest version of iTunes to download and install iOS 7.
You can update to iOS 7 directly from your apple device without installing this software. It is discussed at the end.
Step 3: Back your files up
Connect your apple device to the desktop. Open the iTunes application on your desktop and wait for iTunes to recognize your device.
Now, select the summary tab. You should see 'Back up now' button on the screen. Click it. Your settings will be saved into your computer. You can restore the files after your upgrade.
Step 4: Upgrade process
If an update is available, iTunes automatically detects and intimates you whether to download the latest version or not. Click on 'Download and Install'.
You cannot use your device while iTunes installs the software and prepares your device, after downloading. After the process is finished, your device welcomes you to use it by displaying 'Hello'.
If iTunes does not show this option, select the 'Check for update' button on the 'Summary' tab. The application should contact the software upgrade server. You will get 'Update' option if an update option is available to your device.
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Bridge work on both the Good Hope and Brown Deer road bridges continues during the period.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Southeast Region in Waukesha will also begin work on July 22 on the $350,000 project to improve Wisconsin Highway 57 (Cedarburg Road).
This project involves replacing a small structure within the roadway at Trinity Creek, which crosses Cedarburg Road south of Mequon Road.
Cedarburg Road will be closed to traffic at the Trinity Creek crossing for the duration of the project. A detour route will be posted directing traffic to Brown Deer Road to North 76th Street/Wauwatosa Road to Mequon Road for northbound traffic, and the reverse route for southbound traffic.
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Kuwait talked of protecting two shark species but admitted enforcement of its ban on shark fishing was weak and that government inspectors and fishermen couldn't even identify them. Saudi Arabia claimed it banned the export of fins in 2008 but had no answers as to why its fins continue to turn up in Hong Kong markets. Oman sent a government team with no experience with sharks while Bahrain and the UAE admitted they lacked sufficient data to determine whether sharks were overfished in their waters.
"Our hands are tied because of insufficient data," Mohammed Tabish, a fisheries specialist with the UAE Ministry of Environment and Water, told the conference. "It's all collected in general form and includes no species specific data which makes it difficult to take the necessary actions for particular species."
Yemen and Somalia, whose sharks routinely turn up in Dubai's market, are typical of countries with bigger problems. Both have thriving shark fisheries — Yemen ranks sixth in exporters to Hong Kong and is one of the few countries that consume sharks domestically.
Yemen has no laws protecting sharks while Somalia lacks the means to enforce the laws it has on the books due to a lack of funds, its long-running civil war and fledging government.
"If you go to the Somalia coast at night, you will see thousands of ships fishing illegally, mostly for sharks and lobster," Ahmed Shaikh Mahmoud Osman, wildlife director for Somalia's Ministry of Fisheries and Environment, said of the boats which come primarily from Asian countries. "We need fishing boats to safeguard the coast. We also need renewal of formal laws to stop criminals and greedy business people who come to our coast and smuggle our resources."
Dulvey, Fordham and Jabado encouraged the region's governments to start collecting data and using it to draw up management plans which can include quotas and outright bans on endangered shark species.
Until now, no governments in the Gulf have quotas on shark fishing nor have any national shark conservation plans. The UAE, Bahrain and Qatar do, however, give protection to sawfish — a shark-like ray species that is the most threatened marine species in the world.
Fordham also said Oman and Yemen could join the UAE in requiring that sharks are landed with their fins attached — rather than processed at sea — which helps with enforcement and makes it easier to collect scientific data.
"Overall a lot more needs to be done to insure sustainability of shark population, especially species that are exceptionally vulnerable," Fordham said.
Oman and Yemen have promised to develop shark conservation plans while Oman and Abu Dhabi have started doing stock assessments of several shark species — the first step in developing a management plan.
For the most part, though, the job of data collection is left to Jabado, who for the past two years has visited fish markets across the UAE 180 times, identifying shark species, sex ratio and abundance among other things. From that, she has concluded there are 30 shark species in the waters off the coast of the UAE and 37 coming in from Oman — about two-thirds which are listed by the IUCN as near threatened or endangered including several hammerheads.
She also has interviewed more than 100 fishermen and spent more than 100 hours on boats tagging sharks in the Persian Gulf. She has only caught five sharks herself in that time, confirming what 82 percent of the Emirati fishermen she interviewed have said: Shark numbers are down and those caught are much smaller.
"They say that 15 years ago, you looked at sunset in Dubai and could see fins," Jabado said. "They used to catch monstrous sharks, sharks bigger than a bus. They don't see those sizes anymore."
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I made these muffins with the changes that other reviews suggested– I didn't add the brown sugar, I zested the orange and omitted the bitter pith, and I used a whole can of pumpkin instead of 2/3 cup. I also added an extra 1/4 tsp cinnamon. They turned out super moist and fluffy and delicious. I might add an additional 1/4 cup of honey in addition to the 1/4 cup already listed to make up for the omission of the brown sugar, because they could stand to be a tad sweeter. This recipe also makes 12 heaping/large muffins, or 14-16 medium sized.
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A whole orange pulverized in the food processor gives these nutrient-rich date-pumpkin muffins a wonderful intense flavor.
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Excellent recipe! I found that using the whole orange gave them a hint of bitterness, so the next time I make them I will use the zest then discard the bitter pith and throw the rest of the orange in the food processer. I also found the orange a little overpowering and would double the recipe and use 1 orange. Following the recipe, they are ORANGE date pumpkin muffins. I was looking for PUMPKIN orange date muffins. I doubled the recipe, added extra pumpkin (2 c.) because I wanted to finish a can of pumpkin. Excellent recipe!
These were very tasty, although I might try a bit more pumpkin and a bit less orange next time, as the orange flavor was very pronounced. I tossed the dates into the food processor along with everything else just to be lazy, and that worked out just fine. I also used all whole wheat flour and only used the honey without the extra sugar, and they were perfectly sweet. I really don't know why they feel the need to include so much sugar in a recipe in what is supposed to be a "healthy" magazine, especially with the inclusion of dates to make things even sweeter. Anyway, if you don't need your muffins to taste like cupcakes, I would definitely recommend leaving out the extra sugar, as they are quite good without it.
I made this with freshly roasted pumpkin. It turned out amazingly well. I've never pureed a whole orange before, with the peel, but it really worked! It gives such good flavour. The muffins turned out very moist and delicious. I brought them into work and everyone loved them. The dates are a nice sweet touch. I wouldn't change anything.


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The Butterfly Effect (band)
|The Butterfly Effect
The Butterfly Effect on stage at the 2007 Big Day Out festival
|Background information
|Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
|Alternative metal [1] hard rock,[2] art rock[1] alternative rock[1]
|Years active
|Modern Music
Roadshow Music
Superball Music
|Official website
|Ben Hall
Glenn Esmond
Kurt Goedhart
Paul Gallagher
|Past members
|Clint Boge
The Butterfly Effect is an alternative metal band from Brisbane, Australia, formed in 1999. The band released a self-titled debut EP in 2001, and then three full-length album afterwards; Begins Here in 2003, Imago in 2006, and Final Conversation of Kings in 2008. During this time, the band consisted of Clint Boge on lead vocals, Kurt Goedhart on guitar, Glenn Esmond on bass, and Ben Hall on drums. However, after struggling for years to work on a fourth studio album, Boge left the band in 2012 due to personal and creative differences. The remaining three have since recruited Brisbane-based singer Paul Galagher and are currently working on their fourth studio album.
Formation and self-titled EP (1999-2002)[edit]
The band first formed in 1999, consisting of drummer Ben Hall, guitarist Kurt Goedhart and a few schoolmates.[3] The band in this form played a few live shows in 1999, most notably one at the Ipswich Racecourse, where Hall met future lead singer Clint Boge after the show.[3] The two discussed musical ideas for what would become the band's first release of music, and by Winter 2000, Boge replaced the band's prior vocalist.[3] The band released their self-titled debut EP in 2001.[4]
Two singles were released from the album, "Take it Away" and "Crave", both receiving extensive airplay on Australian radio station Triple J.[4] The band toured extensively throughout 2002 in support of the album, with the band recruiting final long-term member Glenn Esmond as a bassist, and then playing the Rapid Festival, the Shihad Tour, and the 2002 edition of the Big Day Out festival.[3] The single's and tour lead to band's EP, an independent release, to exceed over 10,000 copies sold.[4] After being featured as Triple J's "Unsigned Find" of 2002, the band signed to record labels "Roadshow Music" and "Rough Cut Publishing", and began working on a full-length album.[5]
Begins Here (2003-2005)[edit]
In November 2002 the band released "Crave", the first single from their debut album. It debuted on the ARIA Charts at No. 59 and also achieved No. 1 on the independent charts.
The Butterfly Effect spent November 2002 to March 2003 recording their debut album, Begins Here, at Modern Music Studios in Brisbane, Australia. The album was released in Australia on 4 August 2003. It debuted at No. 24 on the ARIA Charts and again topped the independent charts. It remained in the charts for 56 weeks in total. To date[update], it has sold over 30,000 copies.
Distribution deals saw the album being released by RSK in the UK, Sony in Germany, Suburban in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. The band started to garner attention in Europe, with mentions in several media including Metal Hammer, Rock Sound, Classic rock, Kerrang!, Metal Hammer Germany and Aardshock. In August 2004 the band did a six-week tour through Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Czech Republic, the Netherlands and the UK. From September to November The Butterfly Effect played 32 shows in 40 days. Album sales have now[update] exceeded 10,000 units in the UK and Europe, and the band has also had some success in South Africa.
During 2005 the band recorded a new single titled "Phoenix". The single was released during September, and a film clip was also made. During October and November the band toured Australia, playing some material from their forthcoming second album, Imago, which was released in Australia during July 2006.
Imago (2006-2007)[edit]
The band finished recording their second studio album, titled Imago, in early 2006 and it was released on 17 June 2006. It debuted at No. 2 in the ARIA Chart for Weekly Top 100 highest selling music albums. Their previous album, Begins Here, was released in the US through hard rock record label Megaforce Records. The band commenced the Imago tour around Australia in July.
In mid-2006, after nearly three years since its release Begins Here was certified gold in Australia, exceeding sales of 35,000 copies. Shortly afterwards, Imago also attained the same status, only this time it reached the gold mark in only eight weeks, including debuting at No. 2 on the ARIA album charts.
Following the release of Imago, The Butterfly Effect spent the remainder of the year touring the record including an appearance on the 2007 Big Day Out festival tour. Shortly after, work began on material for the follow-up album. In July 2007, the band undertook the In A Memory Tour, with Chicago's Chevelle and upcoming Brisbane act Dead Letter Circus. On this tour, they previewed '7 Days' and 'Rain'. In early 2008, the Home Alone Tour was announced to fill in time before the recording of the new record. The tour, previewed additional new songs called "The Hidden" and "In These Hands".
Final Conversation of Kings (2008-2009)[edit]
Recording of the album began in March 2008. The album, Final Conversation of Kings, was released in Australia on 20 September. The cover and booklet art was illustrated by Monaux. It debuted on the ARIA Charts at No. 3. On 14 July the band's first single Window and the Watcher was debuted on radio station Triple J, with the single being released on 23 August. After the release of the album, The Butterfly Effect set off on a tour of Australia spanning October and November, with support from Melbourne acts Trial Kennedy and Sleep Parade. They also performed as part of the Big Day Out 2009 festival, headlining the Converse Essential stage.
Fourth studio album sessions and the departure of Clint Boge (2010-present)[edit]
Initial plans after wrapping up touring in support of Final Conversation of Kings involved writing and demoing material for a fourth album in 2010 and releasing it in early 2011.[6] The band would also tour during this time, performing the "Four Wheels and a Heartbeat" tour in 2010, where they even played new material, most notably a track entitled "Five Golden Rings" in full.[6] Despite this, the band would privately struggle to work on the album for over three years.[7] The band went through extended periods of tension and frustration, with members, most notably Boge with the rest of the band, not getting along.[7] Boge desired for the band to return to their heavier, earlier sound of the initial EP and Begins Here album.[8] Conversely, the rest of the band wanted to push forward even further into progressive territory, as they had with Final Conversation of Kings album, and incorporate further unconventional instruments for rock music into their songs, such as mandolin or bells.[9]
After months of the band struggling with their work on the album or get along with one another, in mid-September 2011, Boge privately announced to the band that he would be leaving.[7] However, with the internal struggles being entirely unknown to the general public at the time, the band kept it secret until February 2012, where, in press release, they announced that Boge had left amicably to pursue other interests.[10] In the meantime, the band participated in a number of "Tenth Anniversary" concerts through October 2011, where the band felt a large sense of relief, knowing that there was an end to their internal struggles, and being able to focus on playing music rather than create it.[7] This cemented their view on Boge leaving, but also inspired them to do one last tour together; in February 2012, upon announcing Boge's departure, they also announced that they would do a farewell tour, and release a "Greatest Hits" album, both entitled Effected.[11]
The tour ran from April to June 2012.[12] During the time, Boge expanded more on why he left, and the band's turmoil. Boge described resentment of the official press release, stating that calling it "amicable" was "bullshit", and that it entirely came down to members not getting along or respecting him.[13] He blamed himself as well, stating:
"'If I've lost the faith from my bandmates to produce what I think are the best melodies...' and to have that trust taken away, then I couldn't go on working like that. Not only that, but I don't want to be the weak link in a band. I don't want to be the guy that's not pulling his weight. That was another reason, too. I thought, 'If that was the case, I've got to go."[7]
After the band's farewell tour concluded in June 2012, Boge left the band and worked with his other band, "Thousand Needles In Red",[14] while the remaining three members started the search for a new lead singer in order to resume work on a fourth studio album. He is also a member of The Given Things along with Glenn Esmond, and Like Thieves.
In August 2013 the band released their DVD "Effected", a 2 DVD set featuring a live recording of the Melbourne show of the "Effected" tour plus a warts and all DVD outlining the band's career and internal struggles, closing the door on that chapter of the band. The DVD debuted at #1 on the ARIA music DVD chart.
In September 2013, The Butterfly Effect announced an Australian tour for October, although at the time, they still had not revealed who their new singer was.[15] On 18 September 2013, Paul Galagher was announced as the band's new lead singer and their first single without Clint Boge, "Eyes Down", was released to the public.[16]
Band members[edit]
- Current members
- Paul Galagher – lead vocals (2013-present)
- Kurt Goedhart – guitar (1999-present)
- Glenn Esmond – bass guitar (2002-present)
- Ben Hall – drums (1999-present)
- Former members
- Clint Boge – lead vocals (2000-2012)
- EPs
- The Butterfly Effect EP (2001)
- Studio albums
- Begins Here (2003) (AUS No. 23)
- Imago (2006) (AUS No. 2)
- Final Conversation of Kings (2008) (AUS No. 3)
- Compilations
- Effected (2012)- compilation album
- Effected (2013)- documentary & live show from Melbourne leg of Effected tour (AUS No.1)
- Singles
- Australia
- "Take It Away" (2002)
- "Crave" (2002) (AUS No. 59)
- "One Second of Insanity" (2003) (Radio Only Release, Limited Run of 500 Units Produced)
- "Always" (2004) (AUS No. 49)
- "Phoenix" (2005) – download only
- "Beautiful Mine" (2005)
- "A Slow Descent" (2006) (AUS No. 9)
- "Gone" (2006) (AUS No. 44)
- "Reach" (2007) (AUS No. 74)
- "Window and the Watcher" (2008)
- "In These Hands" (2009)
- "Final Conversation" (2009)
- "Eyes Down" (2013)
- UK & Europe
- "One Second of Insanity" (2004)
- "Crave" (2004)
- South Africa
- "Crave" (2004)
- ^ a b c http://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/28719/The-Butterfly-Effect-Final-Conversation-of-Kings/
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/artist/the-butterfly-effect-mn0000328553
- ^ a b c d http://www.thevine.com.au/music/interviews/the-butterfly-effect-interview?sp=true&page=2
- ^ a b c http://www.allmusic.com/artist/the-butterfly-effect-mn0000328553
- ^ http://www.bluntmag.com.au/blunt-bands-butterfly-effect.html
- ^ a b http://m.fasterlouder.com.au/features/24098/The-Butterfly-Effect
- ^ a b c d e http://www.thevine.com.au/music/interviews/the-butterfly-effect-interview?sp=true&page=0
- ^ http://musicfeeds.com.au/news/the-butterfly-effect-singer-quits-the-band/
- ^ http://www.spaceshipnews.com.au/interview-butterfly-effect-wheels-heartbeat-tour/
- ^ http://musicfeeds.com.au/news/the-butterfly-effect-singer-quits-the-band/
- ^ http://www.bluntmag.com.au/blunt-bands-butterfly-effect.html
- ^ http://musicfeeds.com.au/news/the-butterfly-effect-singer-quits-the-band/
- ^ http://www.bluntmag.com.au/blunt-bands-butterfly-effect.html
- ^ http://www.fasterlouder.com.au/news/22453/Clint-Boge-of-The-Butterfly-Effect-starts-new-band
- ^ https://www.facebook.com/thebutterflyeffectau?fref=ts
- ^ http://themusic.com.au/news/all/2013/09/18/the-butterfly-effect-announce-new-vocalist-stream-their-new-single-here/


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The Island Golf Club in north Dublin is preparing for a naval invasion, as U.S. football fans flood into Dublin.
Members at the club, where it costs about 115 euros ($144) a round, are giving up tee times this week to allow U.S. visitors in Ireland for the game between the University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the U.S. Naval Academy Midshipmen enjoy some golf. The teams start their season at sold-out Aviva stadium in Dublin tomorrow in the Emerald Isle Classic, which the Tourism Ministry expects to bring about 35,000 Americans to the country.
"Staff have pushed out the boat to meet the extra needs of our American visitors," said Henry Collier, 63, president of the golf club, which expects about 500 American visitors in the through Sunday. "After nine holes we've organized a special tent so they can have refreshments, including pints of Guinness."
The Irish government, which received an international bailout in 2010, is spending about 600,000 euros to promote the game as part of a project to bring more visitors of Irish ancestry to the country. Prime Minister Enda Kenny's government is focusing on tourism as one route out of the worst recession in the country's modern history.
Trips to Ireland from North America fell by 4 percent in the first six months of the year compared with the same period in 2008, when the Irish economy began to collapse in the wake of a real estate bust. Next year, the government is organizing a series of events, known collectively as the Gathering, in its biggest single biggest tourism initiative.
Late Summer Sun
So far, some American visitors have been pleasantly surprised by the city, as Dublin bathed in late summer sunshine. "No rain, very shocking, I was expecting rain," Brian Kelly, Notre Dame coach, told reporters on the sidelines yesterday. "I had the rain gear out, but this is a beautiful sunny day in Ireland."
All transatlantic flights by Aer Lingus Group Plc, the Dublin-based carrier, are fully booked this week, according to Declan Kearney, a company spokesman. The airline expects to bring more than 13,000 passengers to Ireland from the U.S. this week, including a chartered flight from Washington for the Navy team and their entourage.
"Dublin is full, there are people staying 50 miles away," said Tim Fenn, Chief Executive of the Irish Hotels Federation. "What has been great about this particular event has been the fact that it has taken the people out into the regions."
U.S. Broadcast
The game will be broadcast in the U.S. by CBS, and is being picked up by ESPN in Europe, according to Ireland's tourism ministry.
The build-up to the game hasn't been free from controversy. University of Notre Dame football radio analyst Allen Pinkett was suspended for at least the season opener after he said the team needs "criminals" to win.
Pinkett said during a radio interview this week that successful teams need a few bad citizens. He spoke after Notre Dame suspended two players, including leading rusher Cierre Wood, for two games for violating team rules.
Bloomberg Radio is the broadcast home for Notre Dame football in New York.
Back at the Island Golf Club, which dates back to 1890, Collier said the course will be flying the U.S.'s Stars and Stripes flag as well as the Notre Dame flag this week.
"When Americans come out here and visit and play golf, they are absolutely overwhelmed with the beauty of the place, provided the weather is benign," said Collier. "We all know with Irish weather it is hit and miss."


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BA, MA, PhD – Tel Aviv University
PhD dissertation: "Contacts between the Greek World and the Southern Levant during the Seventh-Sixth Centuries BCE"
Current Projects
- Ashdod-Yam Archaeological Project, Director: http://www.ashdod-yam-archaeological-excavations.com/
- Greeks in the East during the Iron Age
- Biblical/Near Eastern Archaeology
- Mediterranean Chronology during the Bronze and Iron Ages
- Eastern Slope of Ancient Joppa: Final Report of the Excavations
- Rehydroxylation (RHX) Dating Method for Archeological Ceramics
- Chronology research track within the project 'Reconstructing Ancient (Biblical) Israel: The Exact and Life Sciences Perspective'
Selected Publications (for selected PDF versions, see https://telaviv.academia.edu/AlexanderFantalkin)
- Fantalkin, A. 2001. Mezad Hashavyahu: Its Material Culture and Historical Background. Tel Aviv (Journal of the Institute of Archaeology of Tel Aviv University ) 28/1 (for book review, see Boardman, J. 2002. Ancient West and East 1: 489–490).
- Fantalkin, A. and Yassur-Landau, A. eds. 2008. Bene Israel : Studies in the Archaeology of Israel and the Levant during the Bronze and Iron Ages in Honour of Israel Finkelstein (Culture and History of the Ancient Near East Series 31). Brill: Leiden (for book review, see Kelder, J.M. 2010. American Journal of Archaeology 114/2; Hawkins, R.K. 2010. Catholic Biblical Quarterly 72/4: 626–628; Maeir, A.M. 2013. Ancient West and East 12: 376–378).
- Fantalkin, A. and Tal, O. in print. Tell Qudadi: An Iron Age IIB Fortress on the Central Mediterranean Coast of Israel (with References to Earlier and Later Periods). Final Report on the Hebrew University of Jerusalem Excavations Directed by E.L. Sukenik and S. Yeivin, with the Participation of N. Avigad (Colloquia Antiqua 15). Leuven: Peeters Publishers.
Selected Articles
- Fantalkin, A. 2000. A Salvage Excavation at an Early Bronze Age Settlement on Ha-Shophtim Street, Qiryat 'Ata. Tel Aviv 27: 28–56.
- Fantalkin, A. 2000. A Salvage Excavation at a 6th - 7th cent. C.E. Site on Palmach Street, Beer Sheva. Tel Aviv 27: 257–272.
- Tal, O., Tepper, Y. and Fantalkin, A. 2000. Josephus' Fortifications at Beersheba Galilee ? In: Schwartz, J., Amar, Z. and Ziffer, I. (eds.) Jerusalem and Eretz Israel. Bar-Ilan University and Eretz Israel Museum , Tel Aviv: 155–163. (Hebrew).
- Fantalkin, A. 2001. Low Chronology and Greek Protogeometric and Geometric Pottery in the Southern Levant. Levant 33: 117–125.
- Barkay, G., Fantalkin, A. and Tal, O. 2002. A Late Iron Age Fortress North of Jerusalem. Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research 328: 49–71.
- Tal, O., Tepper, Y. and Fantalkin, A. 2002. A Columbarium (Dovecote) at Horvat Parod: A Case Study for the Chronology of the Columbaria in Galilee ? Michmanim 16: 47–59 (Hebrew).
- Fantalkin, A. 2003. Greek Pottery at Mezad Hashavyahu and its Contribution to the Reconstruction of the Site: Trading Post or Military Stronghold? In: Schmaltz, B. and Soldner, M. eds. Griechische Keramik im kulturellen Kontext . Kiel: 271–273.
- Fantalkin, A. and Tal, O. 2003. The 'Yannai Line' ( BJ I, 99 - 100; AJ XIII, 390 - 91) - Reality or Fiction? Palestine Exploration Quarterly 135: 108–123.
- Fantalkin, A. 2004. The Final Destruction of Beth-Shemesh and the Pax Assyriaca in the Judahite Shephelah: An Alternative View. Tel Aviv 31: 245–261.
- Fantalkin, A. and Tal, O. 2004. The Persian and Hellenistic Pottery of Level I. In: Ussishkin, D. (ed.) The Renewed Archaeological Excavations at Lachish – 1973-1994 . (Tel Aviv University Monograph Series 22). Tel Aviv: 2174–2194.
- Fantalkin, A. 2005. A Group of Iron Age Wineries from Ancient Jaffa (Joppa). Salvage Excavation Reports 2: 3–26.
- Fantalkin, A. 2005. The Archaeological Remains from Mezad Hashavyahu: An Attempt at a Historical Reconstruction. In: Fischer, M. ed. Yavneh, Yavneh-Yam and their Neighborhood: Studies in the Archaeology and History of the Judean Coastal Plain . Tel Aviv: 83–106 (Hebrew).
- Fantalkin, A. and Finkelstein, I. 2006. The Sheshonq I Campaign and the 8th-Century BCE Earthquake – More on the Archaeology and History of the South in the Iron I-IIA. Tel Aviv 33: 18–42.
- Fantalkin, A. and Tal, O. 2006. Re-Dating Lachish Level I: Identifying Achaemenid Imperial Policy at the Southern Frontier of the Fifth Satrapy. In: Liphshitz, O. and Oeming, M. eds. Judah and the Judeans in the Persian Period. Winona Lake: 167–197.
- Fantalkin, A. 2006. Identity in the Making: Greeks in the Eastern Mediterranean during the Iron Age. In: Villing, A. and Schlotzhauer, U. eds. Naukratis: Greek Diversity in Egypt. Studies on East Greek Pottery and Exchange in the Eastern Mediterranean (The British Museum Research Publication 162). London: 199–208.
- Finkelstein, I. , Fantalkin, A. and Piasetzky, E. 2008. Three Snapshots of the Iron IIA: The Valleys, the South and Jerusalem . In: Grabbe, L. ed. Israel in Transition: From Late Bronze II to Iron IIA (c. 1250-850 BCE) (European Seminar in Historical Methodology 7). London and New York : 32–44.
- Fantalkin, A. 2008. The Appearance of Rock-Cut Bench Tombs in Iron Age Judah as a Reflection of State Formation. In: Fantalkin, A. and Yassur-Landau, A. eds. Bene Israel : Studies in the Archaeology of Israel and the Levant during the Bronze and Iron Ages in Honour of Israel Finkelstein (Culture and History of the Ancient Near East Series 31). Leiden: 17–44.
- Tal, O. and Fantalkin, A. 2009 . An Iron Age IIB Fortress at Tell Qudadi: A Preliminary Study. Eretz Israel 29 (Ephraim Stern Volume). Jerusalem: 192–205 (Hebrew).
- Tal, O. and Fantalkin, A. 2009. The Region of Tel Aviv during the First Millennium BCE – Between Kingdoms and Empires. In: Gophna, R., Ayalon, E. and Bashkin-Yosef, N. eds. The Secret History of Tel Aviv. Eretz Israel Museum , Tel Aviv and Yad Izhak Ben - Zvi, Jerusalem: 81–111 (Hebrew).
- Maeir, A.M., Fantalkin, A. and Zukerman, A. 2009. The Earliest Greek Import in the Iron Age Levant : New Evidence from Tell es-Safi/Gath, Israel. Ancient West and East 8: 57–80.
- Fantalkin, A. and Tal, O. 2009. Navigating Between the Powers: Joppa and Its Vicinity in the 1st Millennium B.C.E. Ugarit-Forschungen 40: 225–276.
- Fantalkin, A. and Tal, O. 2009. Re-discovering the Iron Age Fortress at Tell Qudadi in the Context of the Neo-Assyrian Imperialistic Policies. Palestine Exploration Quarterly 141: 188–206.
- Fantalkin, A. and Tal, O. 2010. Reassessing the Date of the Beginning of the Grey Series Transport Amphorae from Lesbos. BABESCH –Annual Papers on Mediterranean Archaeology 85: 11–22.
- Fantalkin, A. 2011. Why Did Nebuchadnezzar II Destroy Ashkelon in Kislev 604 B.C.E.? In: Finkelstein, I. and Na'aman, N. eds. The Fire Signals of Lachish: Studies in the Archaeology and History of Israel in the Late Bronze Age, Iron Age, and Persian Period in Honor of David Ussishkin. Winona Lake: 87–111
- Fantalkin, A., Finkelstein, I. and Piasetzky, E. 2011. Iron Age Mediterranean Chronology: A Rejoinder. Radiocarbon 53/1: 179–198.
- Taxel, I. and Fantalkin, A. 2011. Egyptian Coarse Ware in Early Islamic Palestine: Between Commerce and Migration. Al-Masāq: Islam and the Medieval Mediterranean 23/2: 77–97.
- Fantalkin, A. and Tal, O. 2012. The Canonization of the Pentateuch: When and Why? (Part I). Zeitschrift für die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft 124/1: 1–18.
- Fantalkin, A. and Tal, O. 2012. The Canonization of the Pentateuch: When and Why? (Part II). Zeitschrift für die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft 124/2: 201–212.
- Finkelstein, I. and Fantalkin, A. 2012. Khirbet Qeiyafa: An Unsensational Archaeological and Historical Interpretation. Tel Aviv 39: 38–63.
- Fantalkin, A. and Tal, O. 2012. Judah and its Neighbors in the Fourth Century BCE: A Time of Major Transformations. In: Ro, J.U. ed. From Judah to Judea: Socio-economic Structures and Processes in the Persian Period (Hebrew Bible Monographs 43). Sheffield: 134–197.
- Toffolo, M.B., Fantalkin A., Lemos, I.S., Felsch, R.C.S., Niemeier, W-D, Sanders, G.D.R., Finkelstein, I. and Boaretto, E. 2013. Towards an Absolute Chronology for the Aegean Iron Age: New Radiocarbon Dates from Lefkandi, Kalapodi and Corinth. PLoS ONE 8/12: e83117. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0083117.
- Fantalkin, A. 2014. Naukratis as a Contact Zone: Revealing the Lydian Connection. In: Rollinger, R. and Schnegg, K. eds. Kulturkontakte in antiken Welten: vom Denkmodell zum Fallbeispiel (Colloquia Antiqua 10). Peeters Publishers: 27–51.
- Fantalkin, A. 2014. Ashdod-Yam on the Israeli Mediterranean Coast: A First Season of Excavations. Skyllis: Zeitschrift für Unterwasserarchäologie 14/1: 45–57.
- Fantalkin, A., Finkelstein, I. and Piasetzky, E. 2015. Late Helladic to Middle Geometric Aegean and Contemporary Cypriot Chronologies: A Radiocarbon View from the Levant. Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research 373: 25–48.
- Fantalkin, A. 2015. Coarse Kitchen and Household Pottery as an Indicator for Egyptian Presence in the Southern Levant: A Diachronic Perspective. In: Villing, A. and Spataro, M. eds. Ceramics, Cuisine and Culture: The Archaeology and Science of Kitchen Pottery in the Ancient Mediterranean World. Oxford: Oxbow: 233–241.
- Fantalkin, A. and Lytle, E. forthcoming. Alcaeus and Antimenidas: Reassessing the Evidence for Greek Mercenaries in the Neo-Babylonian Army. Klio: Beiträge zur Alten Geschichte.
- Fantalkin, A. forthcoming. Tel Hamid: The Stratigraphy and Architecture of Area C. In: Wolf, S. and Shavit, A. eds. Tel Hamid: An Iron Age Site on the Inner Coastal Plain of Israel (Israel Antiquities Authority Report Series). Jerusalem.
- Fantalkin, A. forthcoming. An Iron Age Ceramic Assemblage from Yavneh-Yam Excavations. In: Fischer, M. ed. Yavneh-Yam Reports, Volume One. Tel Aviv.
Bachelor's degree courses (Tel Aviv University)
- The Greek Dark Ages: 11th-8th Centuries BCE
- Burials and Mortuary Patterns in the Land of Israel during the Biblical Period
- Contacts between the Greek World and the Levant in the First Half of the First Millennium BCE
- Greek Warfare: from Homer to the Classical Period
- Archaeological Educational Tours
- Archaeological Training: Field Archaeologist
- Ceramic Typology B (Late Bronze and Iron Ages)
- History and Archaeology of Greece during the Archaic Period
- Spatial Archaeology: A Theoretical and Practical Introduction to Archaeological Survey
- Archaeological Examination of the Age of Empires in the Land of Israel: From the Late Bronze Age to the Iron Age
- Archaeological Examination of the Age of Empires in the Land of Israel: From the Iron Age to the Persian Period
- Introduction to Archaeology of Greece during the "Dark Ages" and the Archaic Period
- Selected Excavations: Jericho and Lachish
- Archaeological Educational Excavation
Master's degree courses (Tel Aviv University)
- Departmental Seminar
- Tutorials for MA Students
- The Phoenicians in their Homeland and in the Mediterranean from the Late Bronze Age to the end of the Iron Age
- The Phoenicians in their Homeland and in the Mediterranean from the late Iron Age to the Hellenistic Period
- From Shishak to Necho: Contacts between Egypt and Israel during the Biblical Period
- The Arabian Peninsula and its Levantine Connections in the Iron Age
- Late Bronze and Iron Ages Pottery Typology: An Introduction (in English, for TAU International MA in Archaeology and History of the Land of the Bible)
- Pots and People: Ceramic Technology, Typology and Sociology during the Bronze and Iron Ages (in English, for TAU International MA in Archaeology and History of the Land of the Bible)
Research Students
MA Students
- Molly Eldar, 2013: "The Early Phoenician Expansion to the Western Mediterranean: When and Why?"
- Gennadiy Shoykhedbrod, 2014: "Pax Assyriaca: Did Assyrian Imperialism Introduce Economic Prosperity in Judah?" TAU International MA program (with Prof. Oded Lipschits).
- George Mavronanos, 2015: "Iatnana and the Assyrians: Illuminating the Role of Cyprus within the Trade Network of the Assyrian Empire". TAU International MA program.
- Adam Kaplan, 2015: "Kefar Veradim Cave 3: A Re-examination". TAU International MA program.
- Oron Schwartz: "The Transition between Iron Age I and IIA in Light of Qiryat-Ye'arim Excavation" (with Dr. Gabriel Barkay).
- Mati Johananoff: "Hellenistic Bronze Coins from Side (Pamphylia) in the Southern Levant" (with Prof. Oren Tal and Dr. Donald T. Ariel).
- Alexander Glik: "Military Finds from Jaffa (18th-19th centuries CE): Archaeological Finds versus Textual Evidence" (with Dr. Gideon Avni).
- David Luria: "The Nomads of the Southern Levant at the End of the Late Bronze and the Beginning of Iron Age" (with Prof. Steve Rosen).
- Marc Wallace: "The History of Settlement at Tel Shalaf and the Battle of Eltekeh". TAU International MA program.
- Jamie Tiano: "The Ceramic Assemblage of Tel Gerisa during the Late Bronze IIB Period" (with Prof. Ze'ev Herzog).
- Laura Farkas: "Tel Gerisa in the Late Bronze IIA: Determining the Character of the Material Culture of the Site in the Amarna Period". TAU International MA program (with Prof. Ze'ev Herzog).
PhD Students
- Elon Heymans: "The Early History of Money and Monetary Exchange in the Eastern Mediterranean Iron Age" (with Prof. Israel Finkelstein and Prof. Irad Malkin).
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Great plugin - does exactly what I need in simple way. Thanks!
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I'm trying to install this software! So far, the 5 minutes must be on God's time and there are a few million human years to go! For me, at least!
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We've played like shit and I don't need graphs, charts or anything else to tell me otherwise. Our only "quality" wins was vs. ND who has no "quality" wins of their own, except perhaps against Sparty which was accomplished via 4 Pass Interference calls, three of which were false. At this point, I would not care if M were rated right alongside Akron, UCONN and PSU. That has been half our season and we looked pretty shitty coming out of those with two wins and an unforgiveable loss. This, PSU, is a team that gave up near a half-hundred to IN the week before we played them. If this team thinks it's good enough to show up and win then we've got two problems. No. 1 would be, of course, the team. No. 2 would be the coaching that affects such an attitude. This team has talent and it's not using it. If we play up to our abilities we're top 15. We do have some problems that I hope the remainder of the season will be corrected. If so, as PF says above, we'll have nothing to worry about. We know where we are as a team and it matters not to me if we're top 25 or top 50. What matters to me is we should be top 15 and we're not.
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This morning I lost a bunch of files, but because the volume they were one was both internally and externally defragmented, all of the information necessary for a 100% recovery is available; I just need to fill in the FAT where required.
I wrote a program to do this and tested it on a copy of the FAT that I dumped to a file and it works perfectly except that for a few of the files (17 out of 526), the FAT chain is one single cluster too long, and thus cross-linked with the next file.
Fortunately I know exactly what the problem is. I used
ceil in my EOF calculation because even a single byte over will require a whole extra cluster:
//Cluster is the starting cluster of the file
//Size is the size (in bytes) of the file
//BPC is the number of bytes per cluster
//NumClust is the number of clusters in the file
//EOF is the last cluster of the file's FAT chain
DWORD NumClust = ceil( (float)(Size / BPC) )
DWORD EOF = Cluster + NumClust;
This algorithm works fine for everything except files whose size happens to be exactly a multiple of the cluster size, in which case they end up being one cluster too much.
I thought about it for a while but am at a loss as to a way to do this. It seems like it should be simple but somehow it is surprisingly tricky.
What formula would work for files of any size?


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