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Mike's tragic past comes back to haunt him, and he's forced to seek help from an unusual source. Jimmy's moral compass is put to the test.
Jimmy meets with potential new clients. Then, when given the opportunity to do the right thing, he cashes in a favor from an unlikely ally.
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Are thinking about getting VoIP, but you are wondering how you can have several phones scattered around your house when you just have one VoIP connection? The days of people having just one phone in the house are disappearing (I have one in the kitchen, living room, bedroom and one lost somewhere in the house, maybe in the couch!). Well, there are some options you'll be pleased to hear.
The following provides four possibilities for adding multiple phones onto your VoIP service. Depending on your individual requirements and situation, one may be more applicable than the others.
Well, we hope this helps provide some useful options for enabling multiple phones to be used with VoIP. There are probably other methods out there that may suit your needs too but the options above tend to be the most common ones used.
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#5 : Posted by Ejv on December 1st, 2015:
But I need my POTS line to connect my computer to the internet (DSL). So likely not an option? Or am I missing something?
-> Response: You are absolutely correct, if you have DSL then this is not an option to you. My recommendation is to use cordless phones with multiple handsets, it is definitely the most popular way to do this.
#4 : Posted by Wayne Hooten on September 10th, 2015:
Maybe you can answer my questions before I make the switch. I have four wireless phones and two land lines that are all connected to my router/modem through my cable service. Will my land lines phones work the same as it works now? As of the present I use Skype for all calls out of my local area and to Germany. Can I still use Skype or must I also switch my VoIP sever.
-> Response: When you say landlines you just means regular analog phones connected through your internal phone wiring yes?
Presumably your cable provider already disconnected the phone wiring coming into your house at the NID on the side of the house, in which case you should be fine. This is needed as otherwise you have live power on the phone lines from the PSTN side and the VoIP ATA (presumably this is inside the modem/router) also tries to power the internal phone lines. This would cause problems.
Making all of your phones cordless is likely the easiest thing to do but it should be fine with your current setup, so long as disconnected at NID.
VoIP is all IP based so you can still choose to use Skype and another (or more) VoIP providers. It is just Internet traffic and they distinguish each other by the port (e.g. 5060) and MAC address i.e. the physical address (unique) for each hardware element connected to the Internet.
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I have been told 2 things. When they put in the dry loop in I may only be able to use one jack for the phone. Others say that all jacks can all be used. Doesn't matter how many ways I ask the question and I have asked a Bell installer, my internet provider and the VOIP company that I want to use.
Everyone says they can't tell me if I will be able to use the jack in my computer room. What has been your experience. The internet provider orders the installer to put in the dry loop but say they cannot ask them to come to the apartment to be sure the proper jack is working. The Voip service only sells the product and doesn't have anything to do with the installation and the Bell Installer that I talked to while he was working on another repair in the building couldn't tell me how to have the installation done correctly or even who to phone to have it done even if I was willing to pay for the extra service myself.
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Assuming this is successful I would get some cordless DECT phones and the VoIP provider of your choosing should be able to send you an Analog Telephone Adapter (ATA). You connect your cordless phones into the ATA and then the ATA connects to the Internet modem and you are done. You won't need to use ANY phone jack in your apartment if you go down this path.
Does this make sense? I don't know why the Internet/VoIP companies didn't present this option as it's the most obvious one to me as it reduces your risk.
#2 : Posted by Dave on May 9th, 2015:
I have two(2) or three(3) MagicJack modules. Can I simply plug each of them into my network behind the firewall and use a different phone on each module?
-> Response: There should be no issue doing this as each MagicJack has a different MAC address so no issue with routing even if each MJ is on the same SIP port (e.g. 5060). Of course your firewall has to be able to handle this (i.e. port forwarding). Presumably you need 3 different phone numbers and this is why you are doing this, yes? I say this as it sounds painful to have a different phone hanging off each MJ. I don't know your requirements but one idea that comes to mind (if your call volume is relatively light) is to buy one IP phone that has 3 lines and configure each line for a different phone number and route them straight to a trunking provider. I say this as I wrote an article on this some time ago and it seems it might be of interest if you want everything to go through 1 phone instead of 3.
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Wish I'd found this article before. I connected my ATA to my home wiring and ended up having to replace the ATA which cost me another $20!!


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The Path to Power
The Path to Power
The Years of Lyndon Johnson I
Vintage, Paperback, 9780679729457, 960pp.
Publication Date: February 17, 1990
This is the story of the rise to national power of a desperately poor young man from the Texas Hill Country. The Path to Power reveals in extraordinary detail the genesis of the almost superhuman drive, energy, and ambition that set LBJ apart. It follows him from the Hill Country to New Deal Washington, from his boyhood through the years of the Depression to his debut as Congressman, his heartbreaking defeat in his first race for the Senate, and his attainment, nonetheless, at age 31, of the national power for which he hungered. In this book, we are brought as close as we have ever been to a true perception of political genius and the American political process.
Means of Ascent, Book Two of The Years of Lyndon Johnson, was a number one national best seller and, like The Path to Power, received the National Book Critics Circle Award.
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"Proof that we live in a great age of biography . . . [a book] of radiant excellence . . . Caro's evocation of the Texas Hill Country, his elaboration of Johnson's unsleeping ambition, his understanding of how politics actually works are---let it be said flat out---at the summit of American historical writing." --Washington Post
"A monumental political saga . . . powerful and stirring. It's an overwhelming experience to read The Path to Power." --Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, New York Times
"Not only a historical but a literary event. An epic biography . . . A sweeping, richly detailed portrait . . . vivid [with] Caro's astonishing concern for the humanity of his characters. An awesome achievement." --Peter S. Prescott, Newsweek
"Stands at the pinnacle of the biographical art." --Donald R. Morris, Houston Post
"The major biography of recent years. Brilliant . . . Magisterial . . . Caro has given us an American life of compelling fascination. A benchmark beside which other biographies will be measured for some time to come." --Alden Whitman, Los Angeles Herald Examiner
"An ineradicable likeness of an American giant. Caro has brought to life a young man so believable and unforgettable that we can hear his heartbeat and touch him." --Henry F. Graff, Professor of History, Columbia University
" Epic. A brief review cannot convey the depth, range and detail of this fascinating story. Caro is a meticulous historian. Every page reflects his herculean efforts to break through the banalities and the falsehoods previously woven around the life of Lyndon Johnson . . . combines the social scientist's interest in power with the historian's concern with theme and context, the political scientist's interest in system, and the novelist's passion to reveal the inner workings of the personality and relate them to great human issues . . . A monument of interpretive biography." --Michael R. Beschloss, Chicago Sun-Times Book Week
"Splendid and moving. At this rate Caro's work will eventually acquire Gibbon-like dimensions, and Gibbon-like passion. . . . Caro is a phenomenon . . . an artful writer, with a remarkable power to evoke and characterize politicians, landscapes, relationships. This massive book is almost continually exciting." --Richard Eder, Los Angeles Times
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"A masterful narrative on a grand scale, a fascinating portrait of LBJ's activities set against a fully drawn canvas of life in the Texas hill country. By far the most significant Johnson book to appear." --Library Journal
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Eastern New Mexico set a women's soccer school record Friday with its fifth consecutive victory.
The Zias' 3-1 victory against Colorado Christian in Lakewood, Colo., pushed their record to 5-2.
Samantha Lawrence scored less than five minutes into the match and 16 minutes later for the Zias. In between, Amy Wilcox scored her second goal of the season on an assist from Kimberly Anaya. ENMU had seven shots on goal in the first half.
Colorado Christian (1-4) scored against keeper Stephanie Sanchez in the second half. Sanchez had four saves.
Greyhounds lose: Ryan McClanahan scored his seventh goal to break the men's soccer single-season school record, but the Greyhounds fell to Texas A & M-International, 3-2, in Laredo.
The senior midfielder's score gave ENMU a 1-0 lead midway through the first half. He has 12 goals for his career and bypassed teammate Jared Morris for the season record. Morris, who set up McClanahan's goal, had six goals last season.
Three minutes later, the Dustdevils tied the match and then moved ahead 3-1. With 14:31 left, Eric Perea scored his first career goal to bring the Greyhounds within 3-2.
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By Shandi Dix, Fort Riley Public AffairsOctober 22, 2010
FORT RILEY, Kan. - Fort Riley's Army flag football team protected its house with a 13-6 victory over McConnell Air Force Base in the second annual Army vs. Air Force Flag Football Game Oct. 16 at Sacco Softball Complex.
There was a little trash talking before the game about McConnell taking the trophy back to Wichita, Kan.
"That wasn't going to happen, not on my watch," said Lt. Myreon "Dion" Booker, Company E, 101st Forward Support Battalion, 1st Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division. Booker also was the defensive team captain for this year's team.
"Our defense was outstanding today," Booker said. "They did everything that I asked them to do, they played hard. We threw a lot of blitzes in. They played well, they had a couple interceptions. We really stepped up today. I was really proud of them."
Three interceptions helped the Fort Riley team come away with a win for the second year.
"Every one of the interceptions was good - (it) was one of the big plays because we gave our offense good field position to work with and they took advantage of that," Booker said.
Spending five weeks practicing and putting in a lot of plays paid off for both the defense and offense, he said.
"We did an excellent job preparing," said Spc. Daniel Cooper, Company D, 2nd Battalion, 16th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 1st Inf. Div. "We spent a lot of time practicing our plays, walking through it, making sure we had things down to the nickel until there was no flaws. We kept executing, kept practicing and then we adapted as we saw their defense change. It was a little different than we're used to, but we made it happen."
From last year's game, the Army team was told the Air Force quarterback would most likely be a pocket passer, Booker said.
"What we did was made sure that he was a pocket passer, put a good pressure on him, so then he'd just throw the ball up and then we'd get interceptions, and from that pressure we got three interceptions," he said. "They came out here today with a little more speed than they had last year, a little more trick plays than they had, and they were a good challenge."
McConnell's team also brought many tall players.
"We're not used to playing against people that kind of height, so it was a little harder for our quarterback to get it over to the receiver's hands," Cooper said.
Cooper didn't let the height of the opposing team stop him from scoring the game-winning touchdown.
"I was open in the left corner of the end zone, and the quarterback from the other side came off me a little bit and then saw me and threw it up - it's quite a distance to throw - so I realized how short it was and that the defender was getting ready to jump up and grab it, so I ran up and jumped in front of him and caught it before he had the chance," he said.
Both Cooper and Booker have a football past. Cooper played fullback, defensive end and cornerback for his high school, while Booker is a former free safety for the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers. Being part of the Fort Riley Army Flag Football Team brought back memories for both, they said.
"It was a very good feeling, brought me be back to those high school days - the glory days - just feeling that rush go through your body when you make something good happen," Cooper said. "I played in high school, and I'm hoping to try to get into the semi-pro football teams that they have around these local neighborhoods."
"It brought back some memories for me just with the crowd and with the team - just the fact that we came together as one, and we played hard, and we were listening to each other, adjusting when we had to," Booker said. "(It) brought me back to my football days where we did that in the huddle, got together and played our hearts out."
The fans added a lot to this year's game which lacked in last year's match up, Booker said.
"Last year, one thing that was a big difference was the excitement coming into the game," he said. "Fort Riley did an excellent job of bringing in bands, cheerleaders, just getting the community, as well as the other Soldiers here together and putting on a great event. This was something that we need when we have people deployed and coming back from deployment. It's a way for those that come back to get a little break, come watch some football, and for those going to be deployed or are deployed, have them see us play hard for them."
The Junction City High School Band provided pre-game entertainment and also performed the national anthem. The Child, Youth and School Services Cheerleaders cheered the team on to its victory.
"Our gracious host here put on a great event for us, highlighting the enthusiasm of not only the players, but the fans," said Col. Pat Rose, commander of the 22nd Mission Support Group, McConnell Air Force Base.
In its second year, the match up has provided a connection between Fort Riley and Wichita.
"We're looking forward to this growing," said Col. Kevin Brown, Fort Riley garrison commander. "It really just started last year. This was the second annual game and already we've kind of turned up the volume on this thing, and I think we've had not just a good football game, but we've created some brotherhood amongst the Airmen."
Both commanders agreed the game was played well.
"I thought the quality of play was outstanding, but maybe that's just because we ended up on the high side of the score," Brown said. "I'm just kidding. Overall, these are some great athletes out here, and I was very surprised at the caliber of play that happened out there on the field."
"The score of the game didn't matter especially because they had more points than us, but it was great teamwork out there - great athletes out there representing their services," Rose said.
Friendly trash talking continued after the game with predications of next year's match up in Wichita.
"We're going to do the same thing we did this year, actually put a little more points on the board, that's the only difference," Booker said.
"We've got them on our home turf next year and so, we're going to try and accomplish two things - one, be as good host as they were, and then two, bring that trophy back and keep it at McConnell Air Force Base," Rose said.


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2015 Varsity Game Recaps
QHS 1, Libertyville 2
Playing in the last game of the season for all high schools in Illinois is a special feeling and the Blue Devils were able to say they were one of two teams playing in that game. Unfortunately for QHS, Libertyville was our opponent and they were just too good on this night and they showed why they deserved to be the 2015 Illinois Class 3 state champions. Libertyville scored goals in both halves and prevented the Blue Devils from mounting offensive attacks throughout the game. QHS scored a late goal to make it interesting when Christian Blattner hit a rocket shot that was saved and Dalton Gilbert was there to put home the rebound. But it was too little too late and QHS had to settle for a state runner-up finish. It was disappointing to lose, but this team set the bar for future teams to reach and did it with a team first attitude.
QHS 3, Bartlett 2 - 2 OT
In the class 3 state semi-finals, Bartlett was a tough opponent that had tremendous size and athletic ability. These two attributes presented many problems for the Blue Devils, and Bartlett took the lead in the 2nd half on a defensive mistake by QHS. With time winding down and hopes of a state title looking dim, lightning struck with just under 4 minutes remaining when Bradyn Nokes headed in a flighted ball from Chris Clay to tie things up and send the game to OT. In OT, the Blue Devils used Riley Roth goals in each extra period to advance to the state championship game, the first in school history for boys soccer,
QHS 3, Tinley Park Andrew 1
The Blue Devils were riding high into the super sectional, But Andrew and their 6 fan busses had other thoughts as they put QHS down 1-0 just 3 minutes into the game. The Blue Devils didn't panic as they held Andrew without another shot for the first 60 minutes of the game. Riley Roth evened things up with a goal in the first half and QHS put the game away in the second half with goals by Riley Roth and Jaeden Smith. JD Sohn had 3 assists in the game sending the Blue Devils to their first final 4 since 1995.
QHS 3, Normal Community 0
The defending state runner-up was next on the slate for QHS and the Blue Devils were playing without JD Sohn who was given a bogus 2nd yellow card against Edwardsville. QHS wasted little time in jumping on Normal Community as Bradyn Nokes again put QHS on top with a header off a long Chris Clay throw in. Drew Chisholm doubled the lead just before half adn QHS was well on their way to a sectional crown. Dalton Gilbert scored a second half goal and QHS was on to the elite 8 for the first time since 2011. It was the third straight shutout for goalkeeper Eric Lubbert and the QHS defense of Chris Clay, Alec Askey, Riley Cameron, Bradyn Nokes, and Collin Burgtorf.
QHS 1, Edwardsville 0
A familiar foe awaited the Blue Devils, only this time it was in the sectional instead of the regional. On a cold rainy night, scoring opportunities were at a premium and QHS cashed in on their best one of the night when JD Sohn ripped a shot off the crossbar that dropped straight down. Bradyn Nokes was on the doorstep and headed home his 5th goal of the postseason to secure the 1-0 victory.
QHS 4, Collinsville 3 - PK's
In what many media outlets felt was a sectional championship game played as a regional final, QHS and Collinsville didn't disappoint. The game was scoreless through 80 minutes plus 20 minutes of OT to set up a PK shoot-out. Riley Roth, Bradyn Nokes, Chris Clay, and Drew Chisholm all converted their kicks while QHS goalkeeper Eric Lubbert stopped the Kahoks 3rd kicker and the fifth missed wide giving QHS their first regional crown since 2011.
QHS 3, Alton 1
The post season started in unfamiliar territory for QHS. We actually are hosting a regional for the first time in 10 years. It's so nice to not have to get on a bus for a change. We had beaten Alton 3-0 earlier in the year, but knew this game would be different as their best player didn't play in the earlier match up. QHS nearly found themselves in a 2-0 deficit, but a big save by Eric Lubbert and another save by the crossbar kept the score at 0-0. QHS finally was able to crack the scoreboard when Brayden Nokes scored off a nice ball from Chris Clay. Brayden then scored again when he was able to flick home a shot that came from J.D.Sohn. The second half saw Brayden get the hat trick when he scored off a Dalton Gilbert corner kick. Alton scored shortly after to make it interesting, but the defense was up to the challenge the rest of the game. Next up is the Sectional favorite Collinsville Kahoks. We will have our hands full, but we are at home and hope to have a HUGE student section to help us find a way to get a regional championship.
QHS 7, Troy, MO. 0
After losing back to back games for the first time all season, the team took 3 days off from practice and came back to practice with renewed energy. It showed in our last regular season game as the Blue Devils jumped out to a 4-0 lead at the half. Dalton Gilbert and Drew Chisholm scored two goals each and single goals were scored by Riley Roth, Grant Higgins, and Chris Clay. The regular season concluded with QHS having a 14-4-2 record. Not bad for a team everyone other than those associated with QHS soccer thought would be a rebuilding team.
QHS 0, Blue Valley Northwest 4
In a match-up of top 50 ranked teams in the nation, the Blue Devils simply didn't show up to play. BVNW was all over us from the beginning and held a 3-0 lead at the half. The second half saw us play with more energy and passion and it nearly paid off with an early goal. But the ball hit the post and with that, our hopes sort of faded away. Generally we are not a group that makes excuses, but this marked out 7th game in 10 days and ALL were on the road. We were a tired and physically drained team and it showed. That being said, BVNW was the best team we had seen all year. They will be a strong favorite to win the Kansas State title.
The Blue Devils felt slighted in the first match-up of the season when lightning shortened the game and QND leading 1-0. Looking to get a little revenge, QHS came out and applied a lot of pressure but seemed a step slow early on. Maybe it was the long road trip the night before or maybe it was the cross town rivalry thing, or maybe just QND was the reason. Whatever the reason, the Blue Devils found themselves with several scoring opportunities that the night before would have been converted. But on this night, the ball didn't find the net. QND score late in the first half to take a 1-0 lead and the second hald saw QHS apply constant pressure but were unable to capitalize. The Blue Devils had a 20-7 advantage in shots and 11-3 advantage in corners, but in soccer the only numbers that matter is what is on the scoreboard and QHS found themselves on the losing end.
Having already clinched at least a tie for the conference championship, the Blue Devils knew U.T.H.S would come out strong as they too had a chance for a share could they beat QHS. It was senior night for the Panthers as well, so we had our hands full with the pre-season conference favorite. What happened was a showcase on how good of a team the Blue Devils could be. QHS scored 3 first half goals to take a 3-1 lead into the half. 4 unanswered goals to start the second half boosted the lead to 7-1 in a game that nobody expected to be that way. The final score was 7-3 giving QHS their 4th straight conference championship and record 25th overall in 30 years of the WB6
QHS 3, Washburn Rural, KS. 1
Even though the 2 teams are seperated by nearly 300 miles, QHS and Washburn Rural have developed quite a rivalry. We have played 4 times at the gateway classic and almost every year in the Burlington Summer Team Camp. Washburn Rural entered the game undefeated and ranked #1 in the state and #26 in the nation. QHS sruck first when Drew Chisholm scored just 8 minutes into the game on an assist from JD Sohn. Washburn Rural answered back ten minutes later to tie things at 1-1. The Deveils played a lot of defense in the first half with a strong wind into their face, but the 2nd half was a different story. With the wind advantage, QHS was able to pin Washburn Rural into their defensive half for most of the 2nd half. Drew Chisholm scored his 2nd goal of the game and JD Sohn put the game away with just under 10 minutes to play giving QHS their 2nd title at the Gateway City Soccer Classic. Not and easy feat by any means.
QHS 3, Cherry Creek, CO. 2
Playing a team we have played several times over the years, QHS came out flat and found themselves down 2-0 just 7 minutes into the game. Having seen enough, Coach Longo subbed out the entire team and asked the starters to go figure it out. Evidently they did as Jeaden Smith struck for a goal just before the half. Playing into the wind the 2nd half, QHS increased the pressure and scored two times with headers. Riley Roth got the first and Bradyn Nokes finished the scoring with 8 minutes left to send the Blue Devils on to the bracket championship game.
QHS 2, St. James Academy, KS. 0
The opening round of the Gateway City Soccer Classic say the Blue Devils take on one of the top Kansas small schools in St. James Academy. After a scoreless first half, the Blue Devils finally struck when Drew Chisholm sent a ball to Jaeden Smith who struck it one time from 30 yards out. Riley Roth put the game out of reach when he scored a 1v1 on an assist again from Drew.
QHS 5, Moline 4
In 12 years of coaching, I have never been a part of a game like this with so many goals and swings of momentum. The Blue Devils wasted little time in getting on the board when Drew Chisholm scored off a Chris Clay throw and Brayden Nokes flick. However, in a 3 minute span shortly after, Moline scored 3 times and looked to have the upper hand. Fortunately for QHS, Dalton Gilbert made a great move and rocketed a 30 yard upper 90 bomb to cut the deficit to 3-2 just before the half and give the Blue Devils some life. The 2nd half saw QHS score 3 unanswered goals as Brayden Nokes scored off a corner kick and then scored again following up a shot. Dalton Gilbert followed up a flurry of shots as well to give QHS a 5-3 lead. Moline scored with 5 minutes left to make the game interesting, but QHS held on and captured at least a share of the WB6 crown, their 25th in 30 years of the conference. They can win the title outright with a win at UTHS next week. Off we go to the Gateway Classic this weekend.
QHS 2, Jacksonville 1
Playing on back to back nights isn't easy, especially when the second game is on the road. However, QHS played great the first 20 minutes of the game and it resulted in a goal when Dalton Gilbert hit a low liner to the near post that the keeper was able to slow down but not save. Riley Roth pounced on the rebound to give a 1-0 lead. The lead was short lived as QHS gave up a long restart that found the head of Jacksonville's 6'7 defender and we were tied at the half. The game became physical in the second half, resulting in 2 red cards to the Jacksonville coaches and some QHS players having to leave the field with injuries. Fortunately, with just under 20 minutes remaining in regulation, Brayden Nokes was able to head home a Chris Clay restart to allow the Devils to leave town with a win.
QHS 3, Rock Island Alleman 0
It was Senior Night for the Blue Devils and with a lot going on, sometimes it's hard to stay focused. For 77 minutes of the game, Alleman was able to keep QHS off the board. Fortunately for the Blue Devils, it was a 2 minute span in the middle of the first half that made the difference. J.D. Sohn, Riley Roth, and Brett Landwehr all scored goals within 3 minutes of each other to secure the win on this great evening. QHS remains the lone undefeated team in the conference and can capture at least a share of the WB6 crown with a win at Moline next Tuesday.
QHS 0, Jefferson City 0
It was a bizarre night to say the least. From the bus ride, to the JV game, to the bus ride home. For the varsity game, All you really need to know is that QHS committed 15 fouls and Jefferson City 5. The Blue Devils also had a phantom Red card for profanity that both the JC and QHS players say never happened and thus played the last 25 minutes a man down. After all of this, the Blue Devils created numerous scoring chances playing a man down and missed a PK with 5 minutes left. The defense was amazing throughout the game and while we didn't get the win we were looking for, we played with a ton of heart and passion that will benefit us as we progress forward with the 2nd half of the season.
QHS 2, Rock Island 1 OT
Coming in, everyone knew Rock Island would be a team to reckon with and they didn't disappoint. The Rocks jumped out to a 1-0 lead on a 30 yard upper 90 shot. They nearly doubled their lead less than 2 minutes later when they hit the post. Fortunately for the Blue Devils, they were able to weather the storm and tie the game up just before the half when Riley Roth made a 60 yard run to even things up. QHS increased the pressure in the second half and had several scoring chances but Rock Island was able to thwart them all. The game headed to OT, where Riley Roth scored on a PK to end the game and keep QHS perfect in the conference.
Coming in with a 9 game unbeaten streak against the cross town rivals is a lot to live up to. The Blue Devils didn't disappoint as they controlled the majority of the play in the first half but were unable to put one in the back of the net. The second half saw QND come out with more energy and it paid off with a goal with just over 26 minutes remaining in the game. Unfortunately for QHS, the official called the teams off the field due to lightning off in the distance right after the goal. After a 90 minute delay, the game was cancelled leaving the Blue Devils feeling frustrated they didn't get the chance to come back. The JV team won 2-0 to improve their record to 5-0.
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QHS 3, Galesburg 0
Facing an athletic team that put plenty of players behind the ball made things difficult for the Blue Devils. Galesburg was able to hold QHS scoreless at the half even though the Blue Devils outshot the Streaks by a margain of 13-1. The second half saw QHS get a PK that Riley Roth converted as well as headers from Brayden Nokes and Walker Todd to pick up the conference opening win. Eric Lubbert recorded his second straight shutout and 3rd overall.
QHS 3, Alton 0
Another key sectional opponent game and QHS didn't disappoint. The Blue Devils held Alton to just 1 shot for the game but were up just 1-0 at the half on a Brayden Nokes goal. The second half saw the Blue Devils depth take over as they got two goals from Riley Roth to secure the win. Eric Lubbert recorded his 2nd shutout of the season.
QHS 4, Belleville East 2
The Blue Devils shook off a sluggish defensive first half to score two late goals to pick up a key sectional opponent victory. QHS jumped out to a 2-0 lead on goals from Riley Roth and Brett Landwehr. However, a PK and 35 yard shot pulled Belleville East even at the half. QHS picked up the pace in the 2nd half and used late goals from Brayden Nokes and Jaeden Smith to seal the win. The Blue Devils didn't allow a shot in the second half.
QHS 1, Columbia Rock Bridge 1
QHS nearly got what they wanted, but a late goal from Rock Bridge cost the Blue Devils a change to retain the title at the Midwest Soccer Classic. After a scoreless first half, QHS picked up the pressure and finally got on the board when JD Sohn found Riley Roth inside the 12 to take a 1-0 lead. The Blue Devils had a chance to add to the lead late in the game, but a missed PK and two missed golden opportunities proved costly when Rock Bridge tied the game with 5 minutes left in regulation. It was the most complete game the Blue Devils had played on the young season and hope to carry it over to two crucial sectional opponent games this weekend,
QHS 1, LaDue, MO. 2
The Blue Devils found themselves trailing 1-0 at the half after a lackluster effort. Early in the second half, Bradyn Nokes scored off an assist from Chris Clay to get QHS back in the game. However, the lead was short lived as LaDue took advantage of the Blue Devils inability to clear a ball. The loss left QHS needing a shutout win in their next game to place 1st in the Midwest soccer classic.
QHS 6, Jefferson City Helias 1
QHS shoot off a sluggish first half and erupted for 4 second half goals to pick up the win in the first game of the Midwest Soccer Classic. Riley Roth led the way for the Blue Devils scoring 3 goals. Single goals were scored by Walker Todd, Jaeden Smith, and JD Sohn.
QHS 4, Beardstown 0
The Blue Devils opened their 2015 season with a 4-0 hard earned victory over an up and coming Beardstown program. QHS took a 1-0 lead into half-time when Jordan McNay scored from 30 yards out. The second half saw Beardstown miss on two excellend scoring opportunities, one of which was an excellent save by GK Eric Lubbert. J.D. Sohn made it 2-0 with a blast from 25 yards out. Drew Chisholm and Nolan Duttelman rounded out the scoring. All 4 goals were the first varsity career goal for the player. The JV team used a first half goal from Jaeden Smith and 2 second half goals from Evan Wiegand to pick up a season opening 3-1 victory.
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Five Family Reunion Ideas
For families spread out across the country, who aren't able to get together under one roof very often, reunions are well worth the effort they take to organize. It may seem like a daunting task at the offset, but the memories you'll create are invaluable. And before you know it, you'll be hard at work planning a follow-up reunion! Here are some tips for getting started and ideas for themes to make your next reunion unforgettable.
Getting started
Make the Guest List
The easiest way to get started is by creating a guest list. From an intimate gathering of ten to a lavish party for hundreds of extended family members, it's up to you to decide the ideal size for your family's reunion. Once you figure out a) what side of the family you'll be hosting, b) how many people will be invited and c) whether the reunion will be adults-only or kid-friendly, planning will become easier to manage.
Stay Connected
Collecting email addresses, telephone numbers and addresses from family members may feel tedious, but it's necessary to stay connected during the planning process. If most of your relatives are active on Facebook, set up a private group where you can brainstorm ideas and ask questions. Email chains also work well, but make sure to start a new thread anytime there's a topic change to avoid getting lost in the shuffle.
Assign Responsibilities
Regardless of how big your party is, form a reunion committee or appoint team captains, assigning tasks accordingly. Responsibilities range from booking dinner reservations to buying supplies for the rental home. The three most important factors when planning any reunion are location, theme and budget. The budget often determines when and where you celebrate your reunion, but the theme is where you have flexibility to be creative.
5 fun family reunion themes
1) Beach Getaway
A relaxing beach getaway is one of the more popular reunion themes, especially when hosting a large group. Huntington Beach in California, Siesta Key in Florida and Ocean City, Maryland are a few classic family reunion friendly locations, where you can find a rental with enough space for everyone.
*Insider Tip:
Beach getaways are often slated for the busy summer months so make sure to book your flights and accommodations well in advance. Saving these details for the last minute will likely result in expensive airfare and hotel rates. Those on a budget should think about traveling off-season, when it's less crowded with tourists and considerably more affordable.
2) Winter Wonderland
A winter getaway can be a refreshing change from the typical summer BBQ type reunion. Colorado is a popular ski destination, known for places like Aspen and Crested Butte. But there are plenty of other locations offering a similar experience, like Whitefish, Montana or Bend, Oregon. Many families opt for a home rental near or attached to the ski lodge. Look for extra amenities you won't find at a hotel, like a kitchen for cooking meals, fireplace or an outside courtyard.
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Unless every member of your family is an advanced skier, your group will likely split up among the slopes. Encourage the beginners to take an introductory class to develop basic skills. It will give them the confidence they need to graduate from the green level to the blue while keeping everyone safe. If your family is spread out among the different slopes, plan to meet for lunch at one of the cafes or restaurants at the lodge.
3) Revisiting your Roots
Sometimes families care less about the destination and more about the activities. Many families travel to the homeland of their ancestors. It's an opportunity to bond with branches of the family you may have never met, and offers an immersive cultural experience.
*Insider Tip:
Come up with memorable ways to incorporate your family history into the theme of the reunion. Old photo albums and passed-down memorabilia help you remember beloved family members who have passed away. Freeze a moment in time by organizing a reunion photo album, and make it an annual tradition to look back on reunions past.
4) Country Escape
If you're going for the "less is more" approach, the countryside might just be the best backdrop for your family reunion. Country escapes encourage family bonding and a deeper appreciation for nature. Try renting a log cabin in the woods, and take advantage of the outdoor space by setting up scavenger hunts or embarking on a group hike to the nearest lookout point.
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A few days in the country is all you need to reconnect with nature. That being said, not everyone is used to the "simple life" so try to plan a few activities to keep family members in good spirits. Depending on where you're staying, swim in the local river or take a leisurely stroll to the nearest town to grab and ice cream cone.
5) Show your Pride
Whether showing off your national pride or just being a cheerleader for your family, there are countless ways to honor your heritage. Some families opt for cities with a lot of history like Charleston or Philadelphia, while others may prefer staying at a family farm for a break from technology. Try putting together a family cookbook where each member contributes a recipe, and cook some of these for dinner throughout the week.
*Insider Tip:
Order a T-Shirt that represents your family through colors, wording and style, like including the flag of your ancestors' country of origin. Coming up with nicknames and slogans is another way to literally wear your pride on your sleeve. For craftier families, just buy a pack of white T-Shirts and turn decorating them into a group activity.


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Test your vehicle and traffic law IQ — Round 3 (answers)
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Test your vehicle and traffic law IQ — Round 3
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Consider this when exceeding the speed limit
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Crashes are not caused by snowy roads
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Trust your fellow drivers — you have no other choice!
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Dispatch: Out Loud (Acoustic)
It's late here on the East Coast. The day grows long into night, and I'm unwinding with a nostalgic, slow song that reminds me of college.
It's late here on the East Coast. The day grows long into night, and I'm unwinding with a nostalgic, slow song that reminds me of college.
If you really like eating eggs, but you really like making toast, the BangBang is the device you've always dreamed of: a toaster-style, four-egg steamer, suitable for streamlining your morning routine or rigging your neighborhood egg toss. Delicious efficiency. [Yanko]
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Toronto Patio Guide
Best Patios for Brunch in Toronto
KOS Brunch. Photo by Ivy Knight
By: Jessica Pollack
Posted: May 8, 2015
Posted: May 8, 2015
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Donald H. Sebastian
President & CEO, NJ Innovation Institute
Dr. Donald H. Sebastian is the President & CEO of the New Jersey Innovation Institute, an NJIT Corporation. The Institute is a new model for business innovation that applies the intellectual and technological resources of the state's science and technology university to challenges identified by industry partners. NJII follows industry-led agendas solving sector-wide and company-specific technology development issues, creates supply chain relationships across large, medium and emerging businesses and serves as a catalyst for regional economic growth. Dr. Sebastian assumes this new role after fifteen years leading research at NJIT during which time The R&D enterprise grew to over a $110M, placing NJIT fifth among all polytechnic universities in the country, and fourth among all universities in patent productivity. He led the effort to form a statewide NJ Health Information Technology Extension Center that leads the nation in physicians certified as meaningful users of electronic healthcare record systems, and is a member of the Boards of Greater Newark Health Care Coalition, R&D Council of NJ, Henry H Kessler Foundation, Polymer Processing Institute, Inc., and NJ Manufacturing Extension Program. Professor Sebastian received his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Stevens and is a 2006 inductee in the NJ High-Tech Hall of Fame.
Tomas Gregorio
Senior Executive Director of Healthcare Systems Innovation at the NJ Innovation Institute
Tomas Gregorio EMBA'09, a veteran health care executive experienced in building IT networks for regional hospitals, is Senior Executive Director of Healthcare Systems Innovation at the New Jersey Innovation Institute (NJII), an NJIT corporation. Gregorio has been instrumental to NJII's efforts to spur innovation and growth by leveraging the resources of industry, government, and higher education in the healthcare sector. He works with the university's research and development arm to establish and build organizations such as the New Jersey Health Information Technology Extension Center (NJ-HITEC), a non-profit, self-sustaining division within NJII that is working with more than 8,000 Garden State providers to collect, digest, use, and share their electronically stored patient data. NJ-HITEC was originally funded by the federal government.
Gregorio previously served as senior vice president and chief operating officer for HealthEC, LLC, a New Jersey-based company that provides technology to accountable care organizations (ACOs) and systems-integration services to healthcare information exchanges. He has also held positions as the president and chief executive officer of Meadowlands Hospital Medical Center, and before that, as a vice president and chief information officer for Newark Beth Israel Medical Center.
Georgeen Theodore
Urban Designer, and Associate Professor at New Jersey Institute of Technology's College of Architecture and Design
Georgeen Theodore is an architect, urban designer, and Associate Professor at New Jersey Institute of Technology's College of Architecture and Design, where she is the Director of the Changing Cities program. She received a Bachelor of Architecture from Rice University and a Master of Architecture in Urban Design from Harvard University's Graduate School of Design, where she graduated with distinction. Theodore is founding partner and principal of Interboro, a New York City-based architecture and planning research office. Since its founding in 2002, Interboro has worked with a variety of public, private, and not-for-profit clients, and has accumulated many awards for its innovative projects, including the Museum of Modern Art PS1's Young Architects Program (2011), the Architectural League's Emerging Voices Award (2011) and Young Architects Award (2005), and the AIA New York Chapter's 2006 New Practices Award. Recent work includes completing "Holding Pattern," a project commissioned by MoMA PS1 that strengthens the museum's relationship to its surroundings, curating "Community," the American contribution of the 2009 Rotterdam Architecture Biennale, and creating the first neighborhood redevelopment plan of the Booker administration in Newark, New Jersey.
Taneshia Laird
Regional Director of the U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce and Owner, Legacy Business Advisors
Recently dubbed a "Single Mom Mogul" by a business associate, consummate entrepreneur Taneshia Nash Laird's expertise in strategic communications, business development and community economic development is enhanced by her network of contacts, amassed in a 20-year career with jobs in entertainment, government, nonprofit leadership, and real estate development. Today, Taneshia is the owner of Legacy Business Advisors, a strategic communications and development consultancy, and co-owner of several businesses including My Image Studios (also known as MIST Harlem), the $21 Million, 20,000 square foot entertainment center and home of Madiba Harlem, in New York City; and Legendary Eats Sandwich House, the arena concessions concept which launched in Staples Center in Los Angeles in April 2014. In November 2014 Taneshia was appointed a Regional Director of the U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce.
The published co-author of the critically acclaimed book "Still I Rise: A Graphic History of African- Americans," Taneshia is a committed community leader with a passion for art, history and the environment. She is a member of Felician College's Business Advisory Council; the trustee boards for the Art Pride of New Jersey Foundation and the Advocates for New Jersey History; a Senior Fellow in the Eastern Regional Network of the Environmental Leadership Program; and an appointee to the board of the New Jersey Urban Enterprise Zone Authority. Widowed in 2013, Taneshia is raising her two young daughters in Princeton, NJ. Her primary business offices are in Trenton, NJ, where she served as the city director of economic development and later the executive director of the Trenton Downtown Association.
Michael J Dixon, PhD
General Manager, Smarter Cities, IBM
Michael Dixon leads IBM's strategy and its implementation for Smarter Cities around the world. With focus on transport, emergency management, water, buildings, public safety and other areas, IBM delivers increasing levels of service and better value for money. Prior to a brief period as the Managing Partner for IBM's consulting and systems integration business (GBS) in Central/Eastern Europe in 2011, Michael was the Vice President of Public Sector for GBS in the Growth Markets, leading teams focused on supporting client initiatives in Government, Healthcare Payers and Providers and Education across Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Africa, Central / Eastern Europe and Latin America. Client success in numerous
projects resulted with IBM providing strategic advice, business change and process transformation to improve services and deliver cost efficiencies. During an IBM career spanning 27 years, Michael has held a series of sales, management and executive positions. His depth of industry experience has seen him working with policy makers and senior executives in public sector organizations through to presenting to Government leaders at APEC summits. He has also been an advisory to Public Sector CEO's on strategy development and project implementation through to partnering with private companies to deliver associated services. Michael spent several years based in Tokyo and was a Brookings Congressional Fellow, based in Washington, DC. Before joining IBM Michael completed a BBSc at La Trobe University, an MSc at the University of Melbourne and a PhD at the University of Alberta. Michael is an Australian and spends his time in Melbourne, New York and all parts of the world.
Marylou & Jerome Bongiorno
Newark filmmakers
Marylou & Jerome Bongiorno are Emmy-nominated, award winning, husband-and-wife filmmakers who focus their lens on social justice documentary, fiction, and museum installation art films that are widely distributed. The Bongiornos film extensively in Newark, New Jersey, their home city:
Their acclaimed 3Rs documentary trilogy on urban America featuring Newark began with Revolution '67 (PBS POV/STARZ) about the Newark riots/rebellion of 1967; current The Rule (in release theatrically and on national PBS) tackling urban school reform using the model of Newark Abbey and St. Benedict's Prep; and upcoming Rust, focusing on solutions to poverty in Newark and other Rust Belt cities. In development are the fiction films based on this Trilogy. In production is End Dependence, a documentary that follows the construction of a zero energy home prototype for sustainable living, designed by NJIT architecture students. Soon to be released Love & Arguments fiction anthology of Newark-centric films features NJIT professor/poet Jon Curley.
New Work: Newark in 3D, commissioned by The Newark Museum for its centennial, was installed in a gallery in Newark Liberty International Airport in 2013-14 as the airport's first art film.
The Bongiornos are the recipients of major prizes, grants, and fellowships and, in 2013 and 2014, were commended by the State of New Jersey and the City of Newark for their outstanding contributions to cinema and public knowledge.
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I carry a 45 and i sit a lot from spinal cord injury i use a wheel chair sometimes,I have a crossreed iwb holster and my weapon doesn't print,sometimes you need to find a good holster that works for you
This is a discussion on Disabled Carrier gets Made within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Awhile back I was cruising a local outdoor Flea Market in my motorized wheelchair when someone taps me on the shoulder. The fellow was pointing ...
Awhile back I was cruising a local outdoor Flea Market in my motorized wheelchair when someone taps me on the shoulder. The fellow was pointing to the butt of my painfully obvious .45 sticking out of my tee shirt. "Why does an old guy in a wheelchair need so much firepower" he asked. My answer was fast and to the point. Number one, I said a guy like me is a sitting duck target. Number two I can't run away from a bad situation. I have to sit and fight. I thanked him for pointing out my weapon and covered up. I now carry a micro Kahr MK9 and have no trouble with concealment.
Why do I carry a Gun? Because I can't carry a Cop
I carry a 45 and i sit a lot from spinal cord injury i use a wheel chair sometimes,I have a crossreed iwb holster and my weapon doesn't print,sometimes you need to find a good holster that works for you
The answer is; Because you're not a man of steel AND are in a wheelchair.
Predators prey on those they deem to be weaker, weakened, or simply weak period.
Prey largely do not understand this because they don't know or have the mindset of a predator.
- Janq carries a .45 and is in 100% healthful and excellent physical condition
"Killers who are not deterred by laws against murder are not going to be deterred by laws against guns. " - Robert A. Levy
"A license to carry a concealed weapon does not make you a free-lance policeman." - Florida Div. of Licensing
Excellent answers bluesteel. Would a cross-draw type holster work better for your .45?
DEMOCRACY IS TWO WOLVES AND A LAMB VOTING ON WHAT TO HAVE FOR LUNCH. LIBERTY IS A WELL ARMED LAMB CONtestING THE VOTE.
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Good answer bluesteel... but it makes me wonder just how stupid someone has to be to ask a guy in a wheelchair why he needs protection!
ALWAYS carry! - NEVER tell!
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judgement to keep himself out of situations that would require a display of his
superior skills."
An armed populace are called citizens.
An unarmed populace are called subjects.
Some people just don't get it. In hindsight it would be nice to get his opinion on what is appropriate level of firepower...
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Good answer bluesteel. It's none of his business what you do anyway.
Good answer. Now that I'm a little short on my left leg (i.e. it ends about 4 inches below the knee), I also feel even more the need to carry to protect myself. I can "limp" away, thanks to RoboLeg, but my running days are over...
"Bad spellers of the world - untie!"
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Taurus PT111 Millennium Pro 9mm
Sam Andrews at Andrews Custom Leather makes a crossdraw holster that is perfect for wheelchair bound shooters. You could then comfortably go back to your .45.
People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence in their behalf. - George Orwell
I've got something for you if you want them. Let me know! I was in a bad motorcycle accident several years ago, and my buddy Chris Lynch, owner of Alumagrips, sent me these. They've been in my closet forever, and reading this post I thought of them. They're for a full-size 1911, no ambi cut, tapered bottom. PM me your address and they're yours!
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A group of Ottawa-based designers are establishing a local chapter of IxDA (http://www.ixda.org/about/ixda-mission). For our inaugural meeting, we are looking to bring together 10-15 Ottawa-based interactive and user experience design companies to answer a simple question: "WHAT IS YOUR GREATEST DESIGN CHALLENGE?"
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