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As of October 1, 2010, Famous Uncle Al's Hot Dogs & Grille, Inc was acquired by American Standard Energy Corp., in a reverse merger transaction. Famous Uncle Al's Hot Dogs & Grille, Inc. operates franchised restaurants under the 'Famous Uncle Al's Hot Dogs' name in the United States. As of December 31, 2008, it had 11 franchised stores; and 8 regional franchisees in Connecticut, Florida, Nevada, and Arizona. The company was formerly known as National Franchise Directors, Inc. and changed its name to Famous Uncle Al's Hot Dogs & Grille, Inc. in October 2005. Famous Uncle Al's Hot Dogs & Grille, Inc. was founded in 1985 and is based in Danbury, Connecticut.
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Libraries aren't just for books anymore.
That's what librarians in Terrebonne and Lafourche say as they tout online tools and databases that users can access from home.
"We really do see the Internet as an essential part of what we do," said Ross Mays, a Terrebonne reference librarian. "A library is much more than a physical building."
Both parish library systems have spent the past few years beefing up their online services. Users can reserve books, check to see what books are available and renew a check-out via the Web.
Almost all online services are free to users who have a library card. To register for a card, drop by a local library branch.
All online services can be reached by the main library websites: www.lafourche.com and www.terrebonne.lib.la.us.
"You're basically able to take care of most of your business without having to actually come in," said Katina Gaudet, a reference librarian at the South Lafourche public library in Cut Off.
The library also has e-books, which can be downloaded to an iPad or computer. E-books are checked out from the virtual library just like paper books are from the physical one.
"A lot of the time you hear people saying 'e-books are going to kill libraries,' " Mays said. "But I spend a lot of time helping people download e-books, so we're in the thick of that game too."
Ross said some e-books — including most of the libraries' audio books — can be downloaded onto a smart phone.
"Last week I was in North Carolina and I was driving back," Ross said. "I got online and downloaded an audio book to my Android phone and listened to it the whole way down."
The libraries also have access to digital copies of popular magazines such as Time, Newsweek and National Geographic.
"Some of the databases we carry online are really useful," said Rachel LeCompte, a librarian for Terrebonne Parish. "It's stuff that can help you out in the real world."
The Learning Express Library, for example, includes videos and tutorials on everything from job applications to popular software.
"I've definitely used the software tutorials," Mays said. "I learned how to use Photoshop. It's self-paced, so you can take it as slow or as fast as you need to."
Both parish libraries offer a Tutor.com service, which provides live tutors for students of all ages.
"What's great about these tutors is that they don't just give you answers," Gaudet said. "They help you work out the problem yourself, which is the only way you
really learn."
The Tutor.com service offers help with most school subjects, and it will also proofread papers and resumes.
Some other databases the library includes are MangoLanguages, which lets users learn and practice foreign languages; Ancestry.com, which tracks down a user's ancestors and documents attached to them; and Auto Repair Reference, which provides instructions for
fixing cars.
"People are surprised by how much they can get out of our website," Ross said.
Staff Writer Matthew Albright can be reached at 448-7635 or at matthew.albright@
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And for everyone do you have a "feeling" it's a boy or girl?
I've always thought I'd have only boys (hubby's family has lots of boys), but since getting pregnant I just feel like its a girl. I'm SO convinced so I'm anxious to find out if my mothers intuition is right later this week.


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Boots 'n' BBQ
May 7, 2016 A group of people show off their line dancing skills Friday evening at the Oak Hills Foundation Frolic, 'Boots 'n' BBQ, held at the New Ulm Armory. more »»
Franklin man dies in ATV crash
May 7, 2016 FRANKLIN — A 34-year-old Franklin man died Thursday evening when an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) crashed into a parked vehicle in Franklin. Eric . more »»
School alerts parents to Fifth Disease in school
May 7, 2016 NEW ULM — District 88 is warning parents at Jefferson Elementary School about an outbreak of Fifth Disease. more »»
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Produce Tuesday at Food Shelf May 10
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Legion Birthday Party
May 7, 2016 Submitted photo The Seifert-Bianchi American Legion 132 celebrated its 95th birthday on April 17, which was also the 97th birthday of the American Legion. more »»
Shifting gears on Ag Day
May 6, 2016 Staff photo by Fritz Busch New Ulm pre-schooler Christian Jackson takes the steering wheel and gear shifter on an antique tractor at the New Ulm High School Ag Day event Thursday. more »»
New Ulm is 'a rarity' in its vibrant cultural memory
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Garlic mustard is the new buckthorn
May 6, 2016 NEW ULM — Buckthorn has long been the scourge of forests, parks, and gardens across the country, but this year it has competition for the most hated weed — garlic mustard. more »»
Transportation package needed
May 6, 2016 ST. PAUL — Gov. Mark Dayton and Lt. Gov. Tina Smith are taking their message on the need for a transportation package outside of St. Paul. more »»
Pre-Kindergarten Spring Concert at St. Paul's School
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Glotzbach named Tourism Person of Year
May 6, 2016 NEW ULM — The New Ulm Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB), a part of the New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce has named George Glotzbach as 2016 New Ulm Tourism Person of the Year. more »»
Nick Mueller Scholarship presented
May 6, 2016 Submitted photo The 12th annual Nick Mueller Memorial Scholarship was presented to graduating senior, Mariah Vogel at the New Ulm High School 2016 Senior Awards Ceremony. more »»
'Walking School Buses'
May 5, 2016 NEW ULM — On Wednesday morning and afternoon, city sidewalks were filled with students took the pedestrian routes to and from school as part of International Walk to School Day. more »»
Mail ballots OK'd for townships
May 5, 2016 BROWN COUNTY — Seven Brown County jurisdictions have filed mail ballot voting resolutions with the Brown County Auditor/Treasurer's office as of Tuesda. more »»
'Penelope's Paws' opens at MVL Friday
May 5, 2016 NEW ULM — Minnesota Valley Lutheran will hold the world premier of the play "Penelope's Paws" on Friday. more »»
RENU hears engineering proposals
May 4, 2016 NEW ULM — The Reinvest New Ulm (RENU) Committee received formal presentations on the final five projects of 13 proposals for the Local Option Sales Tax. These proposals are all engineering project. more »»
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May 4, 2016 NEW ULM — The City Council voted Tuesday to suspend action on a potential ordinance regulating the residence location of sexual offenders and sexual predators within the city. more »»
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DECIGO (DECI-hertz Interferometer Gravitational wave Observatory) is a space gravitational wave antenna which consists of three 1000-km Fabry-Perot interferometers to detect space distortion with the strain sensitivity of δl/l<;10-23 around 0.1 Hz. Before planned launch of DECIGO in 2027, DECIGO pathfinder (DPF) is also planned to launch in 2015 for establishing technical feasibility. In order to obtain such high strain sensitivity, the high frequency stability of δf<;1Hz/√Hz, and the intensity stability of δI/I<;10-8/√Hz at 1Hz, and high power are required for the light source of DECIGO/DPF, whose frequency level is 10 times better than that of LISA project. We have developed a space-borne frequency-stabilized laser around 1μm for DPF. In stead of using an optical cavity, the molecule absorption is chosen as a optical frequency reference because it is less sensitive to external perturbations. In 1μm band, the iodine (I2)-stabilized Nd:YAG lasers with the wavelength of 1064 nm have been studied in many groups as the optical frequency standards.


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Martin Fowler of ThoughtWorks tells his OSCON 2015 audience that making good architectural decisions can make or break an open source project.
Nicole Engard recaps an OSCON workshop on how to plan and run tech events.
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VRR Dr. Susan Hull Bostwick
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Susan Hull Bostwick was told "You are a Healer," in her first psychic reading at the Berkeley Psychic Institute, seminary of the Church of Divine Man. She discovered more about herself as a healer when she began her own self-healing program to cure 18 years of chronic bladder infections, kidney disease, urinary tract and yeast infections. She obtained her ministers license upon graduation from the seminary training program, and she has been on the church staff for more than 40 years.
Today she is Chairman of the Board of Directors of Church of Divine Man and teaches on the staff of BPI. She is Archbishop Emeritus of Church of Divine Man and Archbishop of the Church of Divine Healing, Mission of the Church of Divine Man and offers her services as a Trance Medium Touch Healer. She is Director of the Divine Healing Center, Mission of the Church of Divine Man, and Director of the Oracle Trance Medium Program. Besides her psychic work, Susan has been an elementary school teacher with a California life credential and a journalist graduate of SF State University. She was managing editor of the Psychic Reader Magazine for 34 years until publication ended in 2010. One of her specialties is professional one on one spiritual counseling/reading and healing. She especially enjoys working with women on their spiritual path; she created the Women's Healing Program of the Church of Divine Man and taught as well as trained staff teachers.
Susan can be reached for individual professional reading and healing appointments at email@example.com and (707) 542-6680. Appointments can also be made through the BPI website and Genbook.
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Rev. Michael Kolack
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Rev. Michael Kolack has been a life long healer. And a lover of animals. His first job as a youngster was at Chicago's Brookfield Zoo, where he virtually camped out after school and on weekends just to be near the animals.
"I grew up in the zoo," he says of his years there. His affinity for animals crosses over to his affinity for people in need of healing. He worked in the VA Hospital for seven years after a stint in the Army as a medic. There he was a jack of all trades from scrub nurse to janitor. He worked with a Nurse Registry where he was frequently asked for by name because of his empathy and gentleness with patients.
His propensity for healing others expanded further into a different professional title when he became a minister and co-director of the Berkeley Psychic Institute of Sacramento. Later he transferred to Santa Rosa where he has been the Staff Healing Teacher at the BPI Mission there for more than 15 years. He was hired because of his clairvoyant abilities and psychic kindergarten teaching style. He has taught several hundred beginning healing students.
Transitioning again, he expanded his professional healing services with animals when he became the Staff Pet Healer of the Divine Healing Center in December 2013.
This completes a cycle of healing from the zoo to the personal pet arena. Michael had several years working with animals at the World of Birds not only breeding parrots but llamas as well. About 20 years ago he became manager of the farm animals on a small Sonoma County Farm where he took care of 280 chickens, 20 goats, 17 sheep, 35 exiotic birds including a blue and gold macaw and a cockatoo. His pride and joy is "Grandma," an 18 year old hen who lives on the ranch and to whom he gives daily spiritual healings.
His new drop-in Pet Healing Clinic is being held 5:00-6:30 the First Thursday of each month at 516 Sonoma Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA 95401. This is the home of the Divine Healing Center. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com or phone 707 542-6680 for private appointments to have Michael work with you and your pet.
Rev. Annisa Aguilar
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Specializing in Medical Intuitive Readings, Feeling & Belief Work & Flower Essences
Reverend Annisa Aguilar offers her enthusiasm and compassion in all of her gentle healing work. Her speciality: spiritual counseling and nutritional guidance that supports highest spiritual truth and goals incorporating emotional healing using ThetaHealing techniques, custom flower essences, energy healings using Reiki, hands-on techniques and out-of-body healings.
She completed a year-long Herbal Apprenticeship at the Dandelion Healing Center in Kneeland, CA, and became a Certified Herbalist through the School of Natural Healing, based on the teachings of Dr. John Christopher. She worked for health food stores as a buyer and manager for over 12 years.
She began taking meditation classes in 2000 and is a graduate of the Berkeley Psychic Institute intensive Clairvoyant Training Program and Women's Healing Program. She holds the title of Associate Minister with the Church of Divine Man.
She has Level II certification as a Flower Essence practitioner through the Bach Centre of England and utilizes both the English as well as North American flower essences. She has been certified in both the beginning, advanced and has taken an intensive Intuitive Anatomy course in ThetaHealing. In April of 2008, she also became a Reiki practitioner.
In May of 2007, she created Cosmic Connections, where she is combining all of her healing information and provides nutritional and spiritual counseling and medical intuitive readings. She utilizes DNA Activation, belief and feeling work, and custom flower essence remedies to gently remove the negative or foreign energies that prevent people from changing mental and emotional patterns thus impeding self-healing. She works with the Creator of All in supporting and allowing people to own their highest vibrations of Divinity and Wellness.
She lives in Santa Rosa, CA.
You can contact Annisa at the Divine Healing Center 516 Sonoma Ave, Santa Rosa, CA at (707) 542-6680.
Rt. Rev. William D Brewster III
Trance Medium Reader and Healer, Hands on Healer, DHC Coordinator
Right Reverend William D. Brewster III began his psychic training in 1978 when he began taking classes at the Berkeley Psychic Institute. He is a gifted healer and minister in the Church of the Divine Man and the Divine Healing Center.
William began his life in Santa Barbara, California and moved to the San Fernando Valley as a child. He worked for the federal government for 26 years as a Marine Electrician on both surface craft and nuclear submarines.
William began his psychic and healing training in 1978 when he began taking classes at the Berkeley Psychic Institute. He graduated from the Clairvoyant Training program in 1980. He completed Ministers in Training and Missionary Teachers Program in 1982. He completed the Hands on Healing program in 1989. He is also a graduate of the Oracle Trance Medium Program and is in training in the Trance Medium Teachers Program. He specializes in Hands on Healings for Men Only.
William has been on numerous spiritual pilgrimages: Puerto Rico, China, Egypt, Brazil, Thailand, Tibet, Hawaii, Caribbean, and Greece. He is the Coordinator of the Divine Healing Center. He offers Hands on Healing and Trance Medium Readings and Healings. William lives in the beautiful Hills of Sonoma with his wife Renneau.
William can be reached at the Divine Healing Center at 516 Sonoma Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA., or at (707) 542-6680.
Rev. Renneau Daly-Brewster
Licensed Minister, Trance Medium Healer and Reader
Renneau Daly-Brewster has dreamed of being a psychic and Trance Medium healer since she was a child. When she was 12 years old she visited a spiritualist community with her grandmother and was told she had the Trance Medium gift. As a young child she had imaginary playmates and could see things she was told "were not there".
She came to the Berkeley Psychic Institute in 1980 and completed beginning meditation and healing classes. She graduated from the 2 year Clairvoyant Training program in 1984 as a licensed minister. She completed Ministers In Training, Missionary Teachers, and the Oracle Trance Medium Programs. Renneau is on the staff of the Church of Divine Man. She has been a healer all her life and has learned psychic tools to heal herself and others.
Her specialty is Trance Medium Reading-Healings. She works with higher healing entities to give healings and communication to others so they can begin their own healing process.
Renneau recently retired from the State of California after 30 years as a Certified Recreation Therapist working with individuals with severe developmental and medical disabilities. She enjoys playing the piano and uses music in her life's work. She enjoys traveling and has been on spiritual pilgrimages to Egypt, Greece, Turkey, France, England, Italy, Spain, Portugal, China, Tibet, Thailand, the Caribbean and Hawaii.
Renneau lives in the beautiful hills of Sonoma with her husband Bill. You can contact Renneau at Divine Healing Center, (707) 542-6680.
Rt. Rev. Pat King
Professional Psychic, 23 Years
Past Lives/Karma Readings
In 1986, Rt. Rev. Pat King began her psychic reading and healing training at the Berkeley Psychic Institute in Berkeley, California. She completed the 2 year Clairvoyant Training Program, the Women's Teacher Program, Hands-on-Healing Program, One-to-One Program and then granduate from the 3 year Trance Medium Healing Program.
After retiring as the Advertising Manager for the Psychic Reader Magazine with the Deja Vu Publishing Company, Rt. Rev. Pat has continued as a professional psychic reader with the Deja Vu Psychic Hotline and as a Hands-on-Healer. In 2008, Rt. Rev. Pat joined the staff on the Divine Healing Center of Santa Rosa, California as a Hands-on-Healer and a Trance Medium Reader and Healer.
You can contact Pat at Divine Healing Center, (707) 542-6680.
Rev. Amy Roden
Death Midwife, At Home Funeral Director, Licensed Minister, Spiritual Counseling, Reiki Healer
Rev. Amy Roden is passionate about teaching people how to find their power through simple meditation tools. These tools have helped her transform her traumas into successful creations. She has an extensive knowledge of how energy mechanics work through learning many different types of healing modalities and using her clairvoyance. She believes the spirit is very powerful and has the ability to heal itself and the body in miraculous ways. When working with her she will help you to de-energize the pain and trauma you experienced and teach you how to take control back. She will support your empowerment by teaching you how to heal yourself through using the tools by giving you a reading, healing, and consciously connecting you with your spirit guides.
In her private practice she offers many different types of healing packages which are custom made to suit the clients needs. She offers classes, readings and different style healings based on where you will receive the most amount of benefit. Not only does she channel healing beings to work on people but she also channels beings that have crossed over so loved ones can communicate with them.
Rev. Amy is a committed life learner. Over the past 10 years she has graduated from many of the programs that the Berkeley Psychic Institute (BPI) offers as well as branched out to learn other healing modalities. From BPI she graduated with an Associate Minister title upon completion of the one year Clairvoyant Program. She went on to earn her Ministers license by completing Ministers in Training and the Teachers Program. She learned she has the great ability to channel beings from the other side and decided to get specific intensive training in the 3 year Oracle Trance Medium Program (now offered at the Divine Healing Center). In the midst of her receiving training at BPI she also ventured out to learn Heart Coherence, Quantum Touch, became an At Home Funeral Director, and a Reiki Master.
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Dr. Bourque graduated from the Louisiana State University School of Medicine at Shreveport in 1991. He works in Opelousas, LA and 1 other location and specializes in Urology. Dr. Bourque is affiliated with Lafayette General Medical Center, Opelousas General Health System and Our Lady Of Lourdes Regional Medical Center.
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Birth Control: Is the Diaphragm Right for You?
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Women have been using the diaphragm for birth control in one form or another for hundreds of years. It's a small, flexible cup made of silicone or latex that goes inside the vagina to block sperm from reaching an egg. It has very few risks and can be up to 94% effective. Here's how to decide if it's right for you.
How do you use a diaphragm?
You need to use a diaphragm along with a cream or gel that kills sperm, called a spermicide.
First squeeze about a tablespoon of spermicide inside the cup of the diaphragm and spread more around the rim. To put it in:
- Get in a comfortable position with your legs open and knees bent.
- Fold the diaphragm in half, with your index finger inside to help guide it.
- With your other hand, open your labia, then push the diaphragm as far up and back inside your vagina as it will go.
- The diaphragm should cover the narrow opening to your uterus, called the cervix, and the front edge should tuck behind your pubic bone.
You can put it in up to 6 hours before you have sex, and you need to leave it in for at least 6 hours after.
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Catherine de Medici was one of history's most powerful and influential women. To some, she was the ruthless queen who led France into an era of savage violence. To others, she was the passionate savior of the French monarchy. In this brilliantly imagined novel, acclaimed author C. W. Gortner brings Catherine to life in her own voice, allowing us to enter the intimate world of a woman whose determination to protect her family's throne and realm plunged her into a lethal struggle for power.From the fairy-tale chateaux of the Loire Valley to the battlefields of the wars of religion to the mob-filled streets of Paris, The Confessions of Catherine de Medici is the extraordinary untold journey of one of the most maligned and misunderstood women ever to be queen.
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"The notorious Catherine de Medici emerges as a flesh-and-blood woman in this masterful recounting of her life." (Margaret George, New York Times bestselling author)
"Remarkably thoughtful in its insight into an unapologetically ruthless queen." (Publishers Weekly)
"Gortner breathes…life into his queen. Historical fiction fans will appreciate the vivid details of Renaissance France." (Library Journal)
"Pretty good but historical details are terrible"
I enjoyed listening to this book, but I noticed that some of the historical details were very wrong: first of all it was Henri de Guise, not his father Francois, who was referred to as Le Balafre. Second, it sounded to me like C.W. Gortner, was not familiar with the inheritance laws that governed the inheritance of the throne of France. Ever since the death of Louis X , the Salic Law ruled, that meant that the throne could not be inherited by a female or through the female line, so Guise saying that the throne should go to Charles of Lorraine, son of Claude (the second daughter of Catherine) was impossible. The truth was that Guise wanted the throne to go the Cardinal de Bourbon (who would have been defrocked) the uncle of Henri of Navarre. The reason being that the Bourbon family were the heirs because of their descent from Robert of France, youngest son of St. Louis.
"Great author and fabulous narration"
This is narrated by, Cassandra Campbell and as big fan of hers, I was a bit apprehensive because she doesn't have a British accent ( Yes, I have a thing that no matter where it is set all historical fiction should be done in a British accent) that being said she was Fantastic and she has changed my stance on this ! Her slight French just the rolling of some r's and not a full out French accent was absolutely spot on, I was glad she didn't go into a full accent I don't know that it would have been believable but the subtly she showed was wonderful.
A fascinating look at the life of Catherine de Medici, I knew nothing about her before I started this book and have been googling like crazy to see what is fact or fiction. As usual C.W. Gortner has done his homework, of course I'm sure some liberties were taken but that is why this is historical fiction not non-fiction. This is my third book by Gortner and I must say I really enjoy his style, his writing has a nice flow and as I said the man has done his research.
The more I read about royals the more I see their lives as something not look up to; these people are the epitome of dysfunction. Daughters, were only born to wed someone who will further their Father, Mother, or Brothers political ambitions. They will kill anyone who gets in their way no matter how closely related. They are so controlled by everyone around them that most of the time they can't make any decisions' themselves and if they do well, you went against someone else's ambition so they will make sure you pay for it.
There were times I felt for Catherine, more so before her husband died but afterwards she wasn't near as likable and seemed to get less so as her life went on. Some of Catherine's decisions were questionable and so was her relationship with her children but this was really a sign of the times and pretty much how all royals were with their children. By the end of her life she was so hated by the French, but with what I know of French history it seems there are few French Royals that were liked by the people. But she did have some powerful enemies and really her family didn't run France the Guise (*sp audio*) did. I was surprised by the appearance of Nostradamus and how much Catherine believed in his prophecies, but I guess they were right sometimes.
Great author and fabulous narration, I highly recommend this one especially on audio.
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I have two rescue dogs. One Scottish born husband. And a love of books that goes back to childhood and bookmobiles!
"What a woman"
As I loved his "Last Queen", so did I love this book! And it only cost me one credit from Audible.com!
As with "Last Queen", Catherine de Medici becomes more than a by-word for 'evil'. Her early life is one that today's accused would blame for whatever they did in the present, so deeply was she hurt. Her times were hard for women, especially for women of intelligence. As they effected her, the 'times' and 'places' are also characters in the story.
C. W. Gortner showed me a very complex and deeply emotional woman, both strong willed and determined. Oh how she loved her family! Maybe too much. She was every bit "The Queen"! The Ruler! She who would have her way come hell or high water! As I listen to Cassandra Campbell's narration, I felt compelled to listen until the wee hours of the morning. I had to find out more about her and what she would do and why.
Cassandra Campbell voice was perfect for C. W. Gortner's grand story of this woman!
"entertaining but..."
Entertaining but less historically researched than I would have hoped. Nonetheless it was a compelling story and good naration.
"Cassandra Campbell voice & inflection too teenbop"
Could not get beyond more than 15 minutes because I could not take the reader serious as the Queen Mother of French Court Intrigue.
She sounded far too much like she was reading a child's boom or a tween romance.
Will read the book instead of listen because CW Gortner stories deserve a good read, what it doesn't deserve is this awful child-like voice with little to no believability of inflection.
"Great, kept my attention."
I enjoyed this book very much. narration was done well, characters where distinguished by the voice tones.
"Such an amazing story"
I absolute love this novel. I bought this narration blindly without reading any reviewers comments. I am so not disappointed .
"Great story but I question the accuracy"
the story! Accurate or not, the story was very fun to listen to.
All of the backstabbing was great and some just left me quite shocked.
no...too long
just an overall entertaining book.
"Not as good as I'd hoped"
I couldn't quite put my finger on what was missing from this book. It never seemed to really gel for me and I stopped near the beginning of the second half. I guess it's just the difference between a 2 star movie and a 3 star movie: in a 3 star movie, the same material is handled in a way that draws you in and the 2 star never quite.
"Very Enjoyable!"
I loved this book and think it is C.W. Gortners best book! The life of Catherine de Medici as portrayed in this book is amazing!!
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Finder Preferences by ticking the checkbox, but it deactivates itself after I click it. I've also tried dragging the home folder into the sidebar, but that doesn't do anything either (no error message) :(
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I had the same problem, turning off legacy FileVault, as Andrey suggested, solved the problem for me.
Legacy FileVault encrypts the user's home directory only, whereas FileVault in Lion encrypts the entire disk. I'm almost sure, adding the home folder to the sidebar will work with Lion's standard FileVault activated.
I had the same issue until I turned off FileVault on my home folder. And now I can add my home folder to the sidebar in Finder.
I had trouble finding my home folder in Finder. An easy way to find it if you have the same problem is to open up Termainal and type "open ~" (the ~ means your home directory).
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If anything's going to help persuade us to part with 4000 Microsoft Points for a Battlefield 3 Premium subscription, the forthcoming Battlefield 3: Armored Kill DLC could well be it. Promising to "up the ante for vehicular mayhem", the pack will boast a new Tank Superiority mode, which we're assuming means massive tank battles. Oh yes.
As well as offering new vehicles - including new tanks, ATVs and mobile artillery - Armored Kill will also include the largest ever map in Battlefield history, which means large-scale warfare will be getting even larger. Armored Kill will add four new maps in total, designed for "all-out vehicle warfare" and all six game modes will be supported across all maps.
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- Bring back five new vehicle unlocks to the base game
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The present application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/049,846, filed Jun. 17, 1997, titled ANALOG FACSIMILE TRANSLATOR FOR DIGITAL WIRELESS SYSTEMS.
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to interface systems and more particularly to interface systems for coupling a facsimile device to a fixed wireless access type of network.
2. Description of Related Art
Radio communication devices are often being used along with or in replacement of conventional wireline telephone systems. These radio communication devices provide many advantages over wireline systems. One advantage relates to the supporting infrastructure. Radio communication systems are simpler and less expensive to deploy in comparison to conventional wireline systems. Additionally, radio communication systems often have lower maintenance costs. Finally, radio communication systems are economically feasible in those sparse areas where low demand for communication services does not justify the cost of installing a wireline network.
In a fixed wireless access system (FWA), base stations form an interface between conventional wireline networks and wireless subscriber units. A subscriber unit is a user device which contains a radio transceiver for communicating with a base station. Subscriber units are often made to be compatible with ordinary wireline telephones. Typically, an ordinary telephone is plugged into the subscriber unit through a standard telephone connector such as an RJ-11 jack in place of being connected to the public switched telephone network. For conventional telephones, such a subscriber unit allows an individual to use the ordinary wireline telephone in conjunction with the subscriber unit to place or receive a call. Unfortunately, facsimile (fax) machines do not work well when merely connected to a subscriber unit or wireless transceiver.
Fax machines posses an interface that uses analog modem tones (compliant with ITU Recommendations V.17 or V.29) and are designed to allow the fax machine to communicate over the public switched telephone network (PSTN). The messaging protocol used to exchange documents follows the standards set ITU-T Recommendation T.30 "Procedures for Document Facsimile Transmission in the General Switched Telephone Network". Collectively, the fax machines following these provisions are known as Group III (G3) Fax. These G3 fax machines are referred to herein as analog fax machines in contrast fax machines or computers which emulate fax machines which communicate over a digital medium. For example, one common digital messaging format is known as Class 2.0. In particular, data devices such as laptop and desktop personal computers often implement Class 2.0 messaging formats for the communications through wireless transceivers. There are, however, no systems or device which allow common analog fax machines to transmit in a time division multiple access (TDMA) or code division multiple access (CDMA) transmission medium. There are several technical reasons.
Current wireless transceivers are not compatible with the various analog fax protocols. For example, even if a wireless transmitter is capable of establishing a link with a fax machine, the fax machine is not designed to wait until a wireless communication link is established by the transceiver. Accordingly, the fax machine's internal logic will typically cause it to time out and drop the call while the transceiver attempts to establish a wireless communication link. For obvious reasons, this situation is unacceptable. What is needed, therefore, is an interface device capable of communicating with a fax machine and with a wireless transceiver in a manner which avoids the loss of data or the dropping of a call.
One reason that fax interface devices have not been developed for wireless transmissions is that facsimile protocols include certain sequences of events which are not readily compatible with common wireless protocols. For example, analog fax machines require the acknowledgment of a dial tone prior to the initiation of a fax transaction. Moreover, the signals which are transmitted initially are transmitted in the form of DTMF tones for sending the dialed digits. After a call is connected and a line is established between the fax machine and the receiving system (fax or fax emulator), the fax protocol continues and eventually the fax data is transmitted. Additionally, fax protocols include time constraints which are not sufficient for establishing a communication link over a wireless network.
Accordingly, an interface device includes a processing unit for emulating PSTN functions for establishing a communication link with a fax machine and for transmitting and receiving signals according to a plurality of different protocols and memory to store a document image. The interface device is an independent device which is compatible with common fax machines as well as with CDMA and TDMA wireless transceivers. In general, the interface device receives and sends fax documents at one interface port using the T.30 protocol and transmits and receives Class 2.0 AT commands and digital signals which conform to IS-99 and IS-135 digital fax standards at another interface port. Accordingly, no new protocols or fax compatible CDMA and TDMA wireless transceivers need to be developed.
In operation, the inventive method generally includes creating a communication link with an analog fax machine connected to a first part of the interface device by emulating a PSTN connection as well as the T.30 protocol for analog fax machines. This includes simulating a dial tone as well as other tones and exchanging T.30 messages which serve to prompt the analog fax machine to complete the connection and to transmit fax data. The method further includes receiving the fax data, which represents a document image, and storing the data. In one embodiment of the invention signals are sent to a wireless transceiver connected to a second port of the interface device in one of a plurality of digital fax protocols to initiate a wireless communication link after the communication with the fax machine is complete. In a second embodiment of the invention, signals are sent to the wireless transceiver connected to the second port of the interface device to initiate a wireless communication link after at least one page of a document image has been received but before transmission of the entire document is completed by the analog fax machine connected to the first port. In this embodiment, the analog fax machine communicates over the first and second ports simultaneously.
Once a wireless communication link is established according to a select wireless communication protocol (for example, GSM, TDMA and CDMA) and a signal is received from the wireless transceiver indicating the same, digital fax data is transmitted to the wireless transceiver for transmission to a receiving transceiver. As a part of completing the wireless communication link, the receiving wireless transceiver must create a communication link to the final destination. Accordingly, if the final destination is a fax machine or a computer emulating a fax machine, a communication line must be established with it. When the fax machine is ready to accept data, the receiving wireless transceiver informs the transmitting transceiver of the same. Accordingly, once the transmitting transceiver informs the interface device that a link has been established and that a receiving fax machine is ready to receive data, the interface device begins data transmission. Known protocols are used by the interface device, the wireless transceivers and the receiving fax machine to complete the communication link to initiate the data transfer. Accordingly, no specialized equipment is necessary other than the interface device disclosed herein in order to send faxes from an analog fax machine over a wireless network. Additionally, because the interface device communicates with he fax machine on one port and with a wireless transceiver over a second port, it is also capable of receiving faxes from the wireless transceiver storing the document image and then initiating communication with the analog fax to deliver the document. In this embodiment, the inventive method includes transmitting a ring to the analog fax machine to prompt it to respond to receive the call and the fax document.
FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram of a communications network which includes a preferred embodiment of an interface device;
FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram of an alternate embodiment of an analog to digital fax converter;
FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram of a second alternate embodiment of an analog to digital fax converter;
FIG. 4 is functional block diagram of a wireless network which includes a second preferred embodiment of an analog to digital fax converter.
FIG. 5 is a sequence flow diagram which illustrates a method for faxing a document over a wireless network according to a preferred embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 6 is a sequence flow diagram which illustrates a second method of faxing a document over a wireless network according to a preferred embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 7 is a sequence flow diagram which illustrates a method for transmitting the faxed document over a wireless network according to a second preferred embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram of a communications network which includes a preferred embodiment of an interface device. Referring now to FIG. 1, an analog to digital fax converter (ADFC) 100 is connected between a facsimile device (FAX) 104 and a wireless transceiver 108. Additionally, the ADFC 100 is connected to a wireline telephone 112. As may be seen, the fax 104 and the telephone 112 are commonly connected to port 116. The wireless transceiver 108 is connected to ADFC 100 through ports 120A and 120B. For the preferred embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, port 120A is an RS-232 serial digital data port for transmitting data while port 120B consists of a phone jack, by way of example, an RJ-11 phone jack for carrying analog voice signals.
Continuing to refer to FIG. 1, the fax 104 is connected to port 116 by line 120. Line 120 is, in the preferred embodiment, a phone line suitable for an RJ-11 jack. Similarly, the telephone 112 is connected to the port 116 by a line 124. The Line 124 also appropriate for an RJ-11 jack and which is used in the system of FIG. 1 to carry voice signals from and to telephone 112.
The ADFC 100 is connected to wireless transceiver 108 by line 128 through port 120A and by line 132 through port 120B. Because port 120A is in the preferred embodiment, an RS-232 port, line 128 must be suitable for carrying RS232 transmissions. Similarly, line 128 must be appropriate for connecting to the RJ-11 jack of port 120B for the transmission of voice signals.
Continuing to refer to the network of FIG. 1, the ADFC 100 includes a processor 140 which is connected to receive and transmit signals through port 116. Processor 140 includes a store 144 which is used to store information, and more specifically protocol information, for communications through port 116. For example, store 144 may be formed of read only memory internal to processor 140 which defines the various tones which are used by telephony devices in common public switched telephone networks (PSTNs). Such tones are typically used to prompt external devices such as fax machines or switches to respond in specified manners.
Processor 140 is connected to store 148 which includes register areas 148A and 148B. As may be seen, processor 140 is connected to store 148 by line 152. Register area 148A is for storing a document image. Register area 148B is for storing protocol information used by the ADFC 100 in communicating with wireless transceiver 108. The store 148 also is connected to a processor 156 by line 160. Processor 156 communicates with the store 148 over line 160 for storing and reading document images as well as for obtaining protocol information for communications with wireless transceiver 108. Processor 156 is also connected to processor 140 by line 164. Line 164 is used, in part, for the exchange of control and hand off information between processors 140 and 156. Finally, as may be seen, processor 156 is connected to transmit and receive signals through ports 120A and 120B.
In operation, the ADFC 100 of FIG. 1 is operable to receive and transmit fax documents through ports 116 and 120A. Similarly, the ADFC 100 is operable to receive and transmit voice signals through ports 116 and 120B. In general, the ADFC 100 merely passes a voice signal received at port 116 through to port 120B and vice versa. In contrast, received document images in the form of fax data are stored in register area 148A, regardless of whether the document image is received at port 116 or port 120A. Thereafter, the ADFC 100 transmits the stored document image through the other of ports 116 and 120A. In general, a document image is received on one port, stored and then transmitted through the other port. Thus, a document image received from the fax 104 is stored in store 148 and then transmitted to wireless transceiver 108. Similarly, a fax document received from wireless transceiver 108 is stored in store 148 and then transmitted to the fax 104.
The processor 140 uses T.30 protocol information stored in store 144 for interpreting data signals received at port 116 and for generating various PSTN signals which are transmitted from port 116. These various protocols relate to the setup and completion of a call with an external fax such as G3 fax 104. Similarly, the processor 156 uses IS-99/IS-135 protocol information (Class 2.0) stored in register area 148B for interpreting and generating control and data signals through port 120A. Class 2.0 protocol information is the Electronics Industry Association and the Telecommunications Industry Association (EIA/TIA-592) protocol standards. Additionally, processors 140 and 156 exchange control signals over line 164 to and from the other processor that a document image has been stored in store 148 and is ready for delivery to an external source. Signaling information, such as the called party number, is also exchanged by the processors 140 and 156 over line 164.
FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram of an alternate embodiment of an analog to digital fax converter. Referring now to FIG. 2, the ADFC 200 includes a first processor 140, a second processor 202 and a third processor 204. The processor 204 includes a store 208. In this alternate embodiment of the invention, the processor 204 is similar in structure to the processor 140 and includes a read only memory 208 for storing protocol information for use in communications with an external wireless transceiver 108 through ports 120A and 120B. In general, the functionality which previously existed in the processor 156 of the ADFC 100 is now distributed between the processors 202 and 204. Accordingly, the processor 202 performs system control while the processors 140 and 204 are used for the transceiving of signals through the external input/output ports 116, 120A and 120B. The processor 204 stores and receives document images from store 148 over line 212.
FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram of a second alternate embodiment of an analog to digital fax converter. Referring now to FIG. 3, an ADFC 300 includes a processor 304 which is connected to ports 116, 120A and 120B. The processor 304 also is connected to the store 308 by line 312. The store 308 includes a register area 308A, a register area 308B, and a register area 308C. Register area 308A is for storing a document image. Register area 308B is for storing protocol information for communications over port 116. The register area 308C is for storing protocol information for communications over ports 120A and 120B. In general, the protocol information stored in the register area 308B is similar to that stored in the store 144 of FIG. 1 and the store 208 of FIG. 2. As may be seen, the functionality of processors 140, 202 and 204 have been combined and are largely performed by the processor 304. Accordingly, the processor 304 uses protocol information stored in the register area 308B for receiving and placing calls through port 116. Similarly, the processing unit 304 uses the protocol information stored in the register area 308C for communications through ports 120A and 120B. As before, in operation, the processor 304 will receive a fax document image through port 116 and will store the same in the register area 308A. Thereafter, the processing unit 304 will extract the document image from the register area 308A and will transmit the same over port 120A. Likewise, the processing unit 304 will receive a fax document image from port 120A and will store the same in the register area 308A prior to transmitting the faxed document image through port 116 to an external fax 104 (not shown herein).
FIG. 4 is functional block diagram of a wireless network which includes a second preferred embodiment of an analog to digital fax converter. Referring now to FIG. 4, an ADFC 400 is connected to a telephone 112 by line 120 through the port 404A. Port 404A is a port formed of a telephone jack such as an RJ-11, and is similar to port 116. The ADFC 400 is also connected to a fax 104 through port 404B. Port 404B, similar to port 404A, is formed of a telephone jack and is connected to the fax 104 by line 408. In structure, the ADFC 400 is similar to the ADFC 100 shown in FIG. 1. Namely, it includes a processor 140, a processor 156 and a store 148 which includes register areas 148A and 148B. Similar to the ADFC 100, the processors 140 and 156 of the ADFC 400 exchange control information over line 164. One difference between the ADFC 400 and the ADFC 100, however, is that the processor 140 communicates with the telephone 112 and the fax 104 through separate ports rather than through a single port. As will be discussed herein this application, having different ports affects the operation of the ADFC 100 and the ADFC 400. As before, the ADFC 400 is connected to a wireless transceiver 108 by a line 128 and a line 132. As before, lines 128 and 132 support the RS-232 and RJ-11 ports, respectively. Wireless transceiver 108 communicates through wireless network 136. In general, the ADFC 400 operates in a manner similar to the ADFC 100, ADFC 200, and ADFC 300. Each ADFC receives a fax document by means of first protocol over a first port, stores the document image, and then transmits the document image through a second port by means of a second protocol.
FIG. 5 is a sequence flow diagram which illustrates a method for faxing a document over a wireless network according to a preferred embodiment of the invention. Referring now to FIG. 5, a facsimile device 500 communicates with a converter (interface device) 505 to setup a call (step 510). Once the call is setup between the fax 500 and the converter 505, the fax 500 transmits a document image to converter 505 by exchanging messages and data following analog fax protocols (as specified in ITU T.30) (step 525). Typically, this fax data comprises a document image. This document image may comprise the entire document or just a part of the document (e.g., the first page). After the fax data transmission is complete, the call is terminated (step 530). Terminating the call includes disconnecting any reserved lines, and transmitting, from converter 505 to fax 500, a signal indicating "on-hook". The "on-hook" signal represents that converter 505 is, with respect to the foregoing call, now off line.
After converter 505 receives a signal from fax 500 indicating that all fax data has been transmitted, converter 505 transmits signals to wireless terminal 535 to establish a call through it. In other words, converter 505 sets up a call with wireless terminal 535 (step 540). While not shown explicitly herein, it is understood that wireless terminal 535 creates a wireless communication link with the wireless network in response to the fax call setup signals received in step 540. Once the fax call setup is complete and a communication link has been setup through the wireless network with a receiving fax device, fax data is transmitted from converter 505 to wireless terminal 535 (step 545). This fax data transmitted in step 545 corresponds to the fax data which converter 505 received from fax 500.
If, on the other hand, wireless terminal 535 is not able to setup a call, it transmits a signal indicating the same to converter 505 (step 550). For example, if a called party telephone is busy as indicated by the receiving wireless transceiver, then wireless terminal 535 transmits a signal to converter 505 in step 550 indicative of the same. A period of time after converter 505 receives the called party unavailable signal from wireless terminal 535 it attempts again to setup a fax call (step 555). Once the fax call is setup, the fax data is transmitted (step 545). As may be seen, therefore, the inventive method illustrated in FIG. 5 includes establishing a communication link with a first fax machine using a first communication protocol, receiving fax data, storing the faxed data, setting up a second communication link using a second communication protocol, and transmitting the faxed data.
FIG. 6 is a sequence flow diagram which illustrates a second method of faxing a document over a wireless network according to a preferred embodiment of the invention. Referring now to FIG. 6, the wireless terminal 535 attempts to setup a call with converter 505 by transmitting a fax call setup signal (step 610). After a fax call is successfully setup, fax data is transmitted from wireless terminal 535 to converter 505 (step 615). Once converter 505 has received a signal indicating that all fax data has been transmitted, it sets up the call with fax 500 (step 620). As before, if the call setup is unsuccessful because, by way of example, fax 500 is either busy or does not answer, then the call setup procedures are repeated (step 625). Once a call is successfully setup between converter 505 and fax 500, converter 505 transmits a document image to fax 500 by exchanging messages and data following analog fax protocols (step 630). As before, the inventive method includes communicating with a wireless terminal by means of a first protocol, receiving fax data, storing the fax data, setting up a call with a fax machine by means of a second protocol, and faxing the stored fax data thereto.
FIG. 7 is a sequence flow diagram which illustrates a method for transmitting the faxed document over a wireless network according to a second preferred embodiment of the invention. Referring now to FIG. 7, a converter 700 (interface device) communicates with a fax 704 and a wireless terminal 708 to transmit a fax document over a wireless network. More specifically, the sequence diagram of FIG. 7 illustrates the method for transmitting a fax through a wireless network, which fax originated from a fax machine that is not connected to the public switch telephone network. As may be seen, the method is initiated when fax 704 transmits a signal to converter 700, which signal reflects "off-hook" (step 712) according to T.30 fax session protocol. The "off-hook" signal is one which fax machines typically produce to emulate the telephony signals which occur when a conventional wireline telephone is taken off hook. As is known by those skilled in the art, fax machines emulate certain wireline telephony functionalities to route a call through the PSTN. Accordingly, because such emulations are typically embedded in the firmware of a fax machine, the inventive interface device also is adapted to emulate PSTN DTMF digit collection to communicate with the fax machine 704. After receiving the "off-hook" signal from fax 704, converter 700 generates a dial tone to fax 704 (step 716). Thereafter, fax 704 transmits a plurality of dialed digits in the form of DTMF tones. In response, converter 700 also generates a call station ID (CSI) (step 720). The purpose of generating a call station ID is to identify the called fax machine (usually the directory number is sent and the calling fax machine displays it). The CSI is the beginning of the analog fax protocol following T.30. Converter 700 also generates a digital signal ID (step 724). In response thereto, fax 704 transmits a station ID (step 728), a digital command signal (DCS) (step 732) and a training sequence (step 736). Thereafter, converter 700 transmits a confirmation signal to fax 704 (step 740). At this point, the initiation of the T.30 fax session is complete. Accordingly, fax 704 transmits a document image followed by an Return to Command (RTC) (step 744). After the fax transmission is complete, fax call termination takes place. Fax call termination includes the transmission of a signal indicating the end of the procedure (step 748), a response thereto from converter 700 which confirms the end of procedure signal (step 752), and a signal from fax 704 to converter 700 indicating that it has disconnected or is "on-hook" (step 756).
When converter 700 receives fax data from fax 704, it stores the data in an internal store. By way of example, store 148 of FIGS. 1 and 2 stores fax data. In a first preferred embodiment of the invention, converter 700 does not attempt to transmit or initiate transmit processes of the document image until it has been completely received document image from fax 704. Accordingly, converter 700 does not attempt to initiate procedures to transmit the document image until the RTC signal is received from fax 704 in step 744. In a second preferred embodiment, converter 700 initiates procedures to transmit the document over a second port while the document is being received over a first port converted to the analog fax machine. In the embodiment, procedures to initiate transmission begin at a point in time after document image transfer has begun from the analog fax machine.
Thus, sometime after the RTC signal is received in step 744, converter 700 transmits an origination message to wireless terminal 708 (step 760). For example, the origination message might include an "ATDT" (dialed digits), and an FCLASS=2.0" signal as is commonly known to those skilled in the art. The wireless terminal then responds by returning the parameters of the call followed by "OK" (step 762). Thereafter, converter 700 transmits an "AT+FDTS" signal to wireless terminal 708 (step 764). Sometime after wireless terminal 708 receives the origination message in step 760 from converter 700, it initiates procedures to establish a call connection through a receiving wireless terminal to a final destination. Once the call is connected to the final destination point, wireless terminal 708 transmits a "CONNECT", "OK" signal to converter 700 (step 768). Once converter 700 receives the "CONNECT", "OK" signal, it transmits the document image and an RTC signal to wireless terminal 708 (step 772). The preceding messages and image data typically constitute an IS-99, IS-95 or IS-135 fax session. Once the transmission of the fax page data is complete, an end of procedure is signal is transmitted by converter 700 to wireless terminal 708 (step 776). Thereafter, the call is disconnected. Wireless terminal 708 indicates the same to converter 700 by transmitting a disconnect signal (step 780).
As is clearly seen, the present invention is significant in the field of fixed wireless access networks. The present invention is believed to be especially effective when configured and employed as described herein, however, those skilled in the art will readily recognize that numerous variations and substitutions may be made in the invention and its use and configuration to achieve substantially the same results as achieved by the embodiments and, in particular, the preferred embodiment described herein. For example, the interface device described herein may be implemented as described as a stand alone device. Alternatively, it may be implemented either as a part of an analog fax machine or a wireless transceiver. Each variation is intended to be included in the description herein and forms a part of the present invention. The foregoing detailed description is, thus, to be clearly understood as being given by way of illustration and example only, the spirit and scope of the present invention being limited solely by the appended claims.
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Mormons in the NFL, 2013 season
Team: Chicago Bears (practice squad)
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Unga was selected by the Bears in the 2010 supplemental draft. He is beginning his fourth season, but has not appeared in a regular-season game. The 6-foot, 237-pounder was placed on injured reserve in 2010, on the reserve/left team list in 2011, and on the practice squad for most of the 2012 season. Unga will also start this season on the practice squad.
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Vic So'oto just signed with the Arizona Cardinals (active roster)
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This article includes a number of remarkable stories. The most remarkable is that John Denney has been in the league for 8 years as a deep snapper. Well done sir, my hat is off to you.
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Interesting how few players on this list came out of BYU. Illustrates BYU's lack of success recruiting LDS talent.
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And not every BYU player to go to the NFL was LDS. More impressive is the list of head coaches who came through BYU. At one time there were three active: Reid, Holmgren and Billick. And to the utes who find a way to spin negative on everything, how many of the ute coaching staff also came through BYU? Count 'em.
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Why would any of these guys pursue a career that forces them to work on the Sabbath day? I know of many BYU players who did not go into the draft because they did not agree with having to provide entertainment for others on the Sabbath day.
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John Lotulelei is LDS as well...played at UNLV.
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I believe Alex Smith was left off this list as well. I looked twice to make sure i didn't skip him but i don't see him there!
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I don't know the name, but I remember when my mother still lived in
Indianapolis, there was a new Colts player who moved into her ward, and most
everyone in the ward knew he was coming. But there was one lady who was the
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He just laughed and said "Athletics." :-D
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If you are a talented football player, good enough to be professional, you play on Sunday. If you are an airline pilot, you will have to fly on Sunday. I have it on good authority that General Authorities fly back to SLC on Sundays.There are few professions that can guarantee no Sunday Work. I am happy for Ironmania that the cocoon he/she lives in protects her from this truth.
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Actually, 8 are from BYU, the same number that are from Utah. 15 are from schools other than BYU or Utah. I would say that speaks well for BYU and Utah.
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