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they dont make QB's like that anymore!!!!
Was that from the cnnsi article about Aikman and Staubach taking their lumps in NASCAR and getting engines and equipment from Joe Gibbs Racing? That was a pretty funny article. Joe Gibbs is like their daddy. So he now owns Aikman, Staubach, and Bledsoe all at once. Joe Jackson Gibbs is my hero.
My mistake. That article I was talking about is from MSNBC...its a good read. Check it out. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13108589/
Your stupidity almost broke the innernets.
Fortunately, we have this killer pic of a real head coach to save the day.
Thank goodness for The Landry!
My mistake superpunk. I started a whole new thread to make sure you guys can read it. Honestly though, it shows what a class act Gibbs is. He's bringing those guys along in Nascar and helping them through the tough times, he's almost like a father figure to them.
Thank God!!!!!!!!!!!
I know I was just thinking to myself - this link needs it's own damn thread.
You saved me the trouble.
leave the poor kid alone! he's a REdskin fan afterall, you must treat them like you would a mentally-challenged kid
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Bring back the metallic blue pants! Ditch the blue-green crap we're wearing today.
I like the white pants and I like the silver pants best.
that uni does look sweet, but I have a preference for old-school unis as it is, to me, the simplest is the best
The blue jersey was kinda dull, but you can't beat those blue (non-shiny) pants.
those are some tight pants, I don't know, maybe have white sleeves and I'd be drooling over them
Those pants are way cool. I'd love to go back to them.
Mark this down. First time since before I was born that I agreed with BBgun.
Must be a Chinese holiday or sumthin.
amen brother
That pic is from a list CNNSI had of the top #12s of all-time.
It was a pretty good list. They put Brady at the top. I would have put Bradshaw just based on the 4 SB wins he holds.
As for the uniforms, if I was owner for a day, I would go back to the royal blue away jersey like Staubach is wearing in the pic and I would go with the true greyish/silver pants like Staubach is wearing in my sig pic. If Jerry did that we would have the top-selling merchandise in the league....Guaranteed!!


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Need advice: I have got a 6 month male German sherperd who started limping about 6 weeks ago. Took him to our local vet who gave Petcam (meloxicam Oral Suspension) said to watch him for a few days. I landed up going to a second vet who was recommended by the breeder. He took x-rays and found nothing, sent me home with Previcox227mg. Said to watch him and hopefully it will get better on its own. Leg has not improved, this week took him back to the Vet, he retook x-rays once again,. still has not found anything. Compared the X-rays says everything looks normal. He does agree that there is something wrong, limp is very noticeable. As it is holidays we need to wait for second week of January to see a specialist at another practice.
I have tried to keep him as still as possible, limited exercise, very controlled diet. Was recommended to start giving him Glucosamine. As he is still very young it is very difficult to keep him calm at all times.
Has anyone experienced similar problems with there dogs?
I have had the exact same problem with my GSD.
He was 130 pounds at 10 months. He sprained his front left ankle and limped. I took him to the vet they took x-rays and told me it will cure itself, sent me home with a pain killer. He was all good untill last week he was limping again (he does play very rough). I limited his activity and now its getting better again. His weight is down to 120 at a year and month old. Ive got him on blue buffalo diet food which might be helping him with his weight.
Better safe than sorry Mine was lame at 4 month and we took him for x-rays same as you - Elbow dysplacia needing surgery to repair
It's always good to know whats going on in there
I'm glad to hear he's feeling good tho, hopefully you won't have any more problems now
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Feedback on Sparos's Sore leg. He is 10 months old.
We took him back to the breeder in January for her opinion and her advice was.
He was showing typical signs of Pano. Fast growing, male and his age. His father is a very big dog. Pano does not always show up on X-Rays in a young dog. She believed that it was not necessary to send him for further test. It would be a waste of money at this stage. She believed that he is a very healthy dog with no long term problems.
In her opinion he is over weight, (his siblings are all half his size). Diet was changed and there has been no weight gain since January.
I had to continue with Rimadyl, for the pain, and most of all have to be patient. This problem can continue for another year.
About 3 weeks later there was a total change. No limping or pain. He is getting stronger each day and showing no signs of Pano. Two months later and still no signs of limping.
This has taught me to be more patient, and not run to the vet with every small problem.
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Thank you for all the feedback. I did ask the Vet if it could be panosteitis, he believes that it is not. At Sparos's last visit they did take a sonar of the leg, nothing was picked up.
I have only noticed the one leg being affected.
I am feeding him Royal Canin, this is the only food he has been fed from birth. I have also made sure not to over feed. His weight at present is 28.8kg, he was six months on 7 December.
He is a pedigree,
We have locked him up today with minimal exercise, hope this helps. I don't want to send him for unnecessary tests when maybe there is something conservative we can rather do. Has anybody thought of a massage program to maybe stimulated blood flow to the area?
Did the vet x-ray the elbows and does he know how to read elbow x-rays. It may be just a subtle shading that looks like the dog moved during the x-ray. The dog may also have a soft tissue injury and that is why nothing is showing up on x-ray. Rest and hand walking is a good idea. I had a 10 month old very drivey female tear her left shoulder muscle. Crate rest and hand walking for two weeks. She was just about coming out of her skin, but she healed.
I have a small country general practitioner vet (does all animals). He is one of the best vets for taking and reading x-rays in the state and people come from all over to use him.
yes Pano does show as a furring or cloudiness , sometimes very subtle , and then it depends on the sophistication of the vet , some of which I wouldn't trust to give an accurate reading on hips - which is why breeders say - oh no not your little country vet - send the plates to OFA for the opinion for the guarantee to be honoured --
Vet may not even have considered Pano.
The OP is in South Africa and may not be experienced through volume of cases.
Yvette can you get a digital picture of the x ray to post?
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|and duh me, I see in your title it says "sore front leg",,what can I say, it's to early on a friday morning))) Still stand behind my ortho suggestion tho
Agree with Diane on everything. Especially an eyeball by a board certified radiologist or ortho specialist.
Also was thinking, sometimes dogs/pups with "bad" hips, or "bad" back, will overuse their front (which gets used more anyway) and it causes a front hitch/limp.
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while it could be pano, I agree with Jean, and the above article. When my dogs had pano, it was quite visible on xray.
I would suggest to the OP, take those xrays to an orthopedic surgeon. I don't know how many times, friends of mine have had 'issues', vets look at them say nothing is there, same xrays taken to an ortho surgeon who picks up what it is on those same xrays.
I like previcox, however, giving him 'anything', might make him feel better and therefore he'll be full of it wanting to race around, and given that he's very young , same thing.
While it can be difficult , I would do as vet suggests, and try to keep him toned down, walking on leash, no jumping up or down (could further exasperate something if something is there)
When my dogs had pano, it would shift from leg to leg, as your not seeing a "shifting" while absolutely still possible it's pano, that non shifting would make me want to explore it more for something else.
Is he limping on a rear or front leg? If rear, I would maybe suspect ACL, which will not show up on an xray. Also if rear, did they xray his hips?
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Ok, the first copies of the jetpack and all of the attachment parts are done. I'm really happy with the results. Pics to come. :)
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Ok, the first copies of the jetpack and all of the attachment parts are done. I'm really happy with the results. Pics to come. :)
Haven't had a chance to take a few good pics, so here's a quick teaser pic from my phone. With all of the attachments, it weighs in at a hefty 3 lbs. and 14 oz. ;)
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Ok, here are some better pics of it mostly assembled. With the additional hardware (hanger bolts, washers, wing nuts, u hooks), it brought the weight up to exactly 4 lbs. I used size 10-24 hanger bolts to make the cones removable for storage and transport. I went a tad larger for the removable thrusters and used 1/4-20 size hanger bolts for more stability since I figured they're likely to see a little more bumping when trooping. I also used large metal fender washers on all of the attachment parts for strength. The clean-up is minimal. I haven't done any clean-up on the main body other than trimming away the flashing when I initially pulled it out of the mold. I did take a few minutes to quickly sand flat the base areas of the resin parts, as well as took some 320 grit sandpaper to the edges to clean them up a little. Other than that, this thing is ready to be lightly scuffed with some 320 grit and it's ready for paint. :thumbsup
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Awesome job Cruzer!
That is some very nice work. You should be proud of your creation.
WOW! Looks fantastic!
I'm glad you guys approve of it, thanks.
Well I guess the next step is to get an introductory run started for those few who are interested in acquiring one of these for their Bo-Katan or Night Owl builds. I'll try to post a run thread in the Cargo Hold later this morning.
Excellent work
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Ok, here is the run thread for anyone interested...
Here is your work in action brother!
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Sent you a text. :)
Amazing work on this and thanks for sharing progress photos along the way; a huge inspiration for aspiring builders. Any thoughts of a 2nd helmet run?
This is amazing work Cruzer. I think your bucket is the most accurate I've seen.
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Bynum can and Siva may be able to.
Iguodala didn't want to play for the Pistons. That blows up this entire thread.
NO! Players are robots. They always put up their average stats and they always go to the highest bidder regardless of any other considerations. Also, all fans are mind readers and fortune tellers.
You forgot that all NBA GMs are morons if they don't draft your favorite, hometown-team college player.
Not all fans. I consider myself more of a Casual Internet Fan.
Speaking of the internets, I read that J.R. Smith is staying with the Knicks. There was a small part of me that wanted to see him clown around in Detroit. J.R. Smith has been a god since high school #GetChicksOrDieTr... on Twitpic
It's impossible not to love J.R after this Ladies, J.R. Smith's Twitter Come-On Will Have You Sopping Wet [UPDATE: J.R. Responds]
How could we pass up on the GOAT?
TBH we probably wouldn't be able to handle whatever JR is packing.
you and him spoke? - - and no, it wouldn't (if you had), as there's still the issue of Joe-D wasting 13 M in cap space, again.
If Joe D trades the expiring contracts, then the $13 M is not wasted.
He wasn't actually. All Sacto did was make the offer. The reason they pulled it is because Iguodala balked, even at that price. Suggesting despite the money he didn't want to play for a rebuilding team - eg. Detroit.
Now now Panda. We all need to be more respectful. After all the hardware and accolades he assembled, we should refer to him as Mr. GOAT. Seriously though, I expect him to adjust just as KCP does. Probably a case of expectations and opening night stage fright.
I was sopping wet from reading that too...peeing my pants.
But is he as good as Mario 'Top 5 PG' Chalmers?
Big IF there, BILL.
I read that it was pulled because he was actually going to accept it - - and the offer was made as nothing more than a gesture to keep fans interested.
That's interesting. Do you have a link or report perchance?
I agree, BLUE....but so was your initial premise that if Joe offered Iggy $12 million, he would have signed to play with the Pistons.
Sorry to requote the original post, but I see that you also have included Iggy and Martin in this potential lineup. So you don't want to play just one new player out of position, but two (AI + JSmoove). Give a contract to a guy with chronic tendinitis in his knees who is about to be on the wrong side of 30, and to a career 44/38/87 guy who also happens to be overpaid for his production and on the wrong side of 30. And since we already know that KCP has the ability to defend, and KMart doesn't, I think we have got a winner. And this team, badly out of position (3 of the 5 players away from their preferred and arguably most effective positions), with virtually no spacing unless you consider a slow rookie and a 33% career 3pt shooter legitimate threats from deep. And this is all beside the fact that the NBA has minimum salary requirements, so amnestying Chuckles and waiving Stuckey would all be in pathetic futility unless you had already lined up the next guy to both replace them on the team and replace their salary. So all of a sudden this Appears borderline moronic and short sighted. Despite having gotten used to the endless hyperbole that some people spew about this team, a slightly more reasoned and pragmatic perspective is so deeply appreciated occasionally. I mean the title of the thread suggests that you can either see into the future or deeper in the know than everyone else in the league. Since, obviously, neither is true, perhaps we should accept that the offseason is only ten days old, that the moratorium has only just passed and perhaps signing Josh Smith is just the first of many moves. Perhaps it is not. But even if it isn't, just the sight of top tier talent in Motown is enough to justify even the most barren remainder. Says who? The more likely story is that the Kings pulled the offer because it was going to be turned down and a massive slight to their team. Getting turned down when you pony up all the dollars isn't exactly what you want everyone to be hearing. Plus they had to pull the offer sheet for their trade to go through. Minnesota offered lots of money for Kmart, which he won't be getting elsewhere. I think it is a terrible contract for them and its going to hurt pretty bad because they are going to require him to do more than catch and shoot from the wing and corner. I think the more important question is what happens if he does amnesty/waive those two players and then ends up $6m under the cap with no good FA's willing to come to Detroit. We lose a good floor spacer and Stuckey and have to sign some absolute trasher for $6m a year. If your plan all along was to resign Maggette to another multi million dollar payday then congratulations because this is the best way to justify it. It gets said all the time, but cap space is useless on its own. You are suggesting clearing cap space for the sake of cap space. Without targets, we get stuck with another Maggette for another year. We may as well keep what we have if that is the alternative. Plus, both Stuckey and Villenueva have trade value. Very little, but it certainly exists, particularly to rebuilding team. Hell LAL might listen if we offer up CV for Steve Nash.[/quote][/quote]
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VESTAL, N.Y. -- The Binghamton University men's lacrosse team (5-5, 1-0 AE) outscored the Vermont Catamounts (4-5, 0-1 AE) 5-0 over the final 18:01 to rally from a 7-3 deficit and post a thrilling 8-7 overtime triumph in the America East opener Saturday night from the Bearcats Sports Complex. Sophomore attackman Matt Springer netted the game-winner off the feed from senior David Raleigh with 59 seconds remaining in the sudden-death overtime period.
"The guys did a great job battling back," interim head coach Kevin McKeown said. "It was a great effort by our defense in the second half. Kraig [Heston] did a great job and our close defenders were excellent on their attack. Matt [Springer] and the rest of the guys started to find the net in the second half. We had our opportunities in the first half but we didn't finish, and we were able to finish our shots in the second half."
Trailing 7-3 entering the final frame, Springer started the comeback with a score off the assist from senior Frank Donlon at the 9:04 mark. Donlon managed a goal of his own 46 seconds later to pull the Bearcats within striking distance with 8:18 to play. Sophomore Tyler Perrelle cut the margin to 7-6 when he rifled home a score four minutes later. At about the two minute mark, Perrelle had the ball poked out of his stick and freshman Brandon Planck scooped up the loose ball in traffic and coverted the score from point blank range.
Each team committed turnovers in their potential game-winning possessions over the final 1:45 of regulation.
The Catamounts had a golden opportunity to secure the win 19 seconds into the extra session. A costly turnover by junior face-off specialist Chris Cook seconds into the overtime period led to a breakout by Vermont's Max Gradinger, who intercepted Cook's pass and outletted up the field. Geoff Worley sprinted up the field in a one-on-one situation with BU goalie Kraig Heston, who made a brilliant stop from point blank range. Heston made a great effort to contest Worley's shot by cutting the angle down, forcing Worley to shoot around him.
Junior Ben Waldron forced a turnover by Worley with under two minutes remaining which led to a Binghamton timeout at the 1:22 mark. Raleigh operated the offense from the top of the attack zone and circled around the right side, where he found Springer on the doorstep. Falling to the ground as he released, Springer converted the score right-handed as the Vermont defense collapsed on him.
The Bearcats clamped down defensively after the break, holding the Catamounts to only two goals over the final 33:01. Senior defenseman Derrick Danieu caused a team-high three turnovers and held Vermont's leading scorer Drew Philie without a goal in a stellar defensive outing. Heston made five saves and allowed only seven goals in 63 minutes to improve to 5-2 in cage.
Seven different Bearcats made their way into the scoring column while Springer was the only player to post multiple scores.
Kyle Sminkey recorded a hat trick to lead Vermont with a game-high three goals.
At the face-off X, Binghamton controlled 10-of-18 draws, including 5-of-6 over the pivotal fourth quarter and overtime session. The Bearcats outshot Vermont 38-29 and held a slight advantage in ground balls, 22-19.
The Catamounts limited a potent man-up offense to a 1-of-6 conversion rate. With 3:33 to play in the third quarter, Vermont was whistled for three penalties in the same possession which gave BU a 6-on-3 man-up situation for 30 seconds. However, a stingy man-down defense by the visiting squad limited Binghamton to only one shot during that span.
Binghamton travels to Baltimore next Saturday to face UMBC at noon.


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The HeraldScotland newspapers reports……. Scottish scientists have found a way to identify a person's family roots to within a few miles, raising the possibility that city dwellers could soon trace their descendants back to their ancestral village.
Edinburgh University experts used volunteers from small communities in the north of Scotland, Italy and Croatia to quickly scan half a million DNA letters – the chemical combinations that make up our genes – and pinpointed in some cases 100% accurately where their distant relatives lived.
Within five years they believe the technique could be developed sufficiently so that a person who lives in a city could trace their ancestors from other towns or countries. Dr Jim Wilson, a Royal Society research fellow who led the university's study, said: "This holds out the hope that, with more information, we might one day be able to determine the ancestry of city dwellers.
"There is a vast amount of untapped information residing in our DNA. This is not going to happen tomorrow, but within the next five years, if a database of samples from villages across Scotland is built up, we may be able to achieve this."
His team analysed the genetics of unrelated people who had four grandparents from the same village on Scottish islands, three Italian alpine villages and two in Croatia. This resulting data was fed into a computer, which then decided which town each of the people came from based on their genetics.
It predicted the correct village of origin for 100% of the Italian sample, 96% of the Scottish sample and 89% of the Croatian sample.
The method cannot yet be applied to people who live in cities, as the industrial revolution and subsequent urbanisation mixed up the gene pool.
Wilson, who conceded that more research was needed, said that during the industrial revolution population movements were much slower.
This meant that whole families lived in small villages and towns for long stretches of time, handing down property from generation to generation and marrying people from nearby.


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by G-man, Jun 25, 2009.
Cavs reportedly reach deal for Shaquille O'Neal - cleveland.com
Will Sheed join Shaq in Cleveland? The Cavs have Shaq; so what is the impact? - cleveland.com
Re: Will Sheed join Shaq in Cleveland? I thought Big Ben was going to retire. Sounds like the experiment that Steve Kerr tried blew up in his face.
Re: Will Sheed join Shaq in Cleveland? I think that all along the Shaq trade was part of his plan to get Big Ben and Pavlovoc.
Re: Will Sheed join Shaq in Cleveland? You know Ben is going to be bought out. The question is, where is he going from there? With Shaq going to the Cavs it would seem like there is a coach change coming as well.
Re: Will Sheed join Shaq in Cleveland? Was it any better than the AI experiment? OH BURN !!!! How you like them apple?
Shaq in Cleveland makes so much more sense than Shaq trying to play with the run-n-gun Suns. I never understood why Phoenix wanted the Big Cactus.
This doesn't bother me. He'll be there one year, while we're rebuilding.
Fresh off of Kobe's 4th title, Shaq should be ultra motivated to get in shape for this season. I don't think it is a bad move for Cleveland. He'll be off the books by the time they need to re-up for Lebron anyways. He'll get a lot of good feeds from Lebron, but may make Bron more of a jump shooter by clogging up the paint... vs. Big Z who stretched the defense and opened up the middle.
I think that's exactly right. Tied with Kobe is not where the Big Buffoon wants to end his career. I don't know if he has enough gas in the tank to make a difference, but he will if he can.
Joe should go after Amar'e. Give them Maxiell and #15. Why does Kerr accept trash for his good players? (I thought Shaq was trash when he would get constantly get injured in his last year of the Heat. While Shawn Marion was still beasting.)
This is an interesting trade. Cavs should be better if Shaq is motivated and in shape. However, if they are counting on him to stop Howard, I am not sure they'll get their wish. There's no way Shaq can keep up with Howard's quickness. He'll always be a step or two behind. But obviously we'll have to wait and see it in action before making a final determination.
W.O.W. As much as I hate CLE...getting The Big Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is HUGE.
...or Shaq being traded to the "Mistake by the Lake" could blow up in the Cav's face. Will he be known as "The Big Mistake"?
Anything the Cavs do in the near future has to be seen in light of the key to everything for them: keeping LeBron. If they had a choice between (a) winning it all this coming season but then immediately losing LeBron to free agency, or (b) not winning it all next year, or even anytime in the next few seasons, but re-signing LeBron to a long term deal, which one would they pick? It's a no-brainer that they'd pick (b). Their franchise value is FAR more tied to LeBron being there than it is to actually winning anything. Of course, the goals of winning a 'ship and keeping LeBron are hardly at odds with each other--there can't be much doubt that he'd be more inclined to stay if they win it all next season. But if this really does end up being Shaq's last season, and the Cavs win it all but go into the season after that with their frontcourt problems back to square one, maybe LeBron decides to go somewhere else with a more solid supporting cast? That could be possible...and, of course, if they come up short of winning it all with The Big Tweeter and have to rebuild their roster again after next season, maybe LeBron figures they can't take the next step and that he should try somewhere else. So I'm not sure getting Shaq puts them all that much closer to their most important goal (re-signing LeBron), even though it does give them a better shot at winning it all right away. Then again, with Shaq going into the last year of his contract and with the big free-agent class of '10 coming up, maybe taking their best shot at winning right away while still leaving room to maneuver for younger free agent stars after next year is their best overall option on all fronts.
Great post D4E. I think the key dynamic will be Shaq's health, and the ability for Shaq to accept a lesser role as the star of the team. That entire organization is about LBJ, Shaq will have to shut up and know his role.
Now that Shaq is in our division, Kwame better opt in. If I was Kwame, Id be excited that this would be an opportunity to get more minutes to guard "LeBig."
We all know how much Shaq likes to quieten the nay-sayers. I have absolutely no doubts he will be motivated. He'll dis Stevie Kerr and the entire Suns franchise. He'll dis SVG and the Magic franchise (they should have hired Coach Daly like Shaq wanted, morons). And Kareem for good measure too. Then he'll tell everyone that he's going to help LeBron reach the top, just like he did with Kobe and Wade. Then he'll go and do exactly that. Then he'll say I told you so. As for Shaq retiring, he seems to have figured what my forum namesake could never do, and that is outside of the L, his star is no where near as bright. He'll keep playing for as long as he can hold the starting job down for 25-30 mins a night, and keep breaking records in the process. Do not ignore the fact that he is as mad as hell that Dwight stole his 'superman' moniker. Right now, Dwight is curled up in the corner of his room, rocking back and forth, and is saying to himself "Please Shaq-Daddy, don't hurt me" over and over again.
He stayed healthy last season, though who knows if he can repeat that at this point. I don't think accepting a lesser role than LeBron will be a problem for him. He certainly had a secondary role next to Wade on the Heat's title team.
Cleveland, Magic, Celtics and maybe Pistons are what people are talking about in the East but the one team that could prove to be the most dangerous is the Wizard. Their key players are healthy for once and they just upgraded their back court line up. This Shaq thing is going to be Suns 2.0 experiment.
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In a new report out today, my colleague Sarah Rotman Epps writes about the emerging but limited market for fitness wearables like the Nike+ FuelBand and the Jawbone UP. The report finds that only 4% of US online adults, or about 8 million consumers, fit a target profile predictive of buying a fitness wearable. Why so few? It turns out that mainstream consumers' attitudes are very different from the health-conscious tech optimists buying these products today.
A few months back, we set out to understand how mainstream consumers feel about these devices using our Market Research Online Community (MROC) of 1,500 general US online consumers. As I'm using a wearable health-tracking device, I was excited to learn whether these consumers saw the same value that I saw in these innovative products.
Well, they don't. In fact, "excited" isn't even in their vocabulary when it comes to wearable devices. "Waste of money" was more how they described them.
Consumers feel that they know what to do to maintain a healthy lifestyle and use the concept of "moderation" to monitor their health, rather than fancy devices. In general, though, they lack self-awareness of their own unhealthy habits, they don't feel accountable for their own health, and they expect their primary care doctor to monitor their well-being over the long term. Their perception is that wearable devices are for people who are chronically ill, need help with weight loss, or have obsessive personalities.


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The Indiana Department of Education's (IDOE) Office of eLearning believes strongly in providing technology-rich professional development for our Indiana educators and administrators that focuses on student-centered teaching and learning. To ensure all educators have the opportunity to engage in this type of professional learning, we are supporting Summer eLearning Regional Conferences all around the state with a competitive grant of up to $15,000 provided by David C. Ford funds. In the coming weeks, this page will include information on how to register for these exciting events. The following fifteen districts received the grant and offered the described professional development during the summer of 2012.
Kokomo Center Schools
June 6-8
This summer, Kokomo Center Schools will host a summer professional development conference for its teachers called "Back to the Future 2012." Teacher leaders/trainers and administrators are excited to offer a wide variety of sessions in the following areas: International Baccalaureate program, Integrated Arts program, Universal Design for Differentiated Instruction, 1:1 Technology program, Literacy, Curriculum Development and a myriad of technology "know how" sessions. Teachers who attend will have time to collaborate with colleagues on curriculum and differentiation, learn about the latest and greatest technological innovations for the classroom and see best practices in action.
Center Grove Community Schools
June 11
Center Grove Schools will partner with Apple to host a one-day "iPossibilities" conference on Monday, June 11, 2012. The main goal of this event will be to disseminate the "lessons learned" at the completion of the district's IDOE Innovation grant project entitled, "iPossibilities: Innovative Differentiation for the Diverse Learner in the 21st Century." Center Grove teachers and administrators and Apple representatives will offer sessions within the following strands: iPad 101, ENL, Parents and iPads, Early Learners, Technical, Special Education, and Tools and Productivity.
Monroe County Community School Corporation
June 11-13
The Monroe County Community School Corporation and neighboring Richland-Bean Blossom Community Schools will join forces to start an annual digital learning event called the iTeach Academy. This Academy is designed to support the development of teacher skills in the area of digital media and digital learning in the 21st century classroom.
Johnson County
June 12-15
The purpose of this three-day event for teachers of Johnson County and surrounding areas is to allow peers to share their knowledge and plant the seeds of learning and educational evolution. The training sessions will be held from June 12th through June 15th and hosted at FCHS. Each day will consist of a morning session from 8:00-11:00 and an afternoon session from 1:00-4:00. Sessions are first come first serve with limited seating available. We have nine school districts participating in this event so please sign up for classes ASAP! The iPad courses offered on Wednesday 6/13/2012 can only house 24 participants while all other courses have room for 30 participants.
North Daviess Community Schools
June 14-15
The expo will feature Dr. David Thornburg and practicing teachers and administrators highlighting eLearning and free web tools to enhance learning. Day two of the expo will have practicing teachers working together to create lessons using 21st century tools and posting those lessons in the Indiana Project Library in the Learning Connection.
Crothersville Community Schools
June 19
The conference will feature Angela Maiers, teachers and administrators highlighting eLearning and free web tools to enhance learning. Partnering with Curriculum Loft and Five-Star Technology Solutions, opportunities for teachers to be trained by leading instructional coaches and for administrators to be advised on strategies will be made available.Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation
July 11-12
The eRevolution Regional eLearning conference features internationally-recognized keynote speakers, spotlight sessions from leaders in educational technology, concurrent sessions that are led by EVSC teacher-leaders and other experienced classroom practitioners, and hands-on workshops for deeper exploration of topics related to 21st Century teaching and learning in media-rich classrooms.
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July 24
Teaching in a Virtual School - The Center for Technology in Education (CTE), in partnership with the Ball State Indianapolis Center and the Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration (CILC), invites you to an exciting conference about teaching and learning in virtual schools. Students, teachers and administrators from the Hoosier Academies and other Indiana virtual schools (TBD) will discuss the opportunities and challenges of teaching and learning in online environments. Topics include online pedagogies, design and use of digital content, facilitating interactivity, assessment, and collaborative work in communities of learning. This conference is geared for K-12 and teacher education audiences and will be held in downtown Indianapolis with some online opportunities for participation.
Richmond Community Schools
July 24
Disruptive innovation is changing the way we conduct business and our lives. We've also seen disruptive technologies change the way schools conduct learning. This professional learning event will address the concept of disruptive innovation, how that innovation can be recognized, and how to react to it to become better at what we do--educate our students for their futures. A few key concepts in this area include online learning shifts, ramification technologies and their role in schools, and the promise of artificial intelligence technology making education truly student-centric (modular, adaptable, etc.).
South Montgomery School Corporation
July 30
Join a keynote with author Lee Crockett and workshops hosted by the 21st Century Fluency Project and EdTechZone at SMCSC's 2012 Regional eLearning Conference on July 30, 2012. Free and open to teachers from all school districts, this one-day event follows the book Literacy is Not Enough and will focus on cultivating 21st century fluencies in the learning environment to build critical thinking and reasoning skills demanded of our students by our connected world. For teachers who have moved beyond the question why does education need to change and on to asking how do I make these changes, the workshops will be fun, loaded and messy - like learning should be!
East Noble School Corporation
August 6-8
Knight-Time Technology - Teachers will use their devices (laptops, iPads and iPods) as they are learning. All the sessions will be collaborative with practice embedded within them. Teachers will walk away with activities/PBL units to use in their classrooms along with the confidence to use these things with their students.
Plymouth Community School Corporation
August 8
The Plymouth Community School Corporation presents eQuip 2012 - Leveraging Technology In Our Classrooms on August 8, 2012. Keynote speaker, Brian Mull, Director of Innovation at November Learning, will start the day by introducing participants to a toolset that will get students moving in the direction of empowered, purposeful learning. Examples include tutorial creators, student scribes, curriculum reviewers and more.
Other sessions throughout the day will build on this theme by offering sessions on web critical thinking, tools of engagement, flip instruction, My Big Campus student management system, Mac apps for podcasting, writing and reading strategies and examples of student projects throughout the day.
North Spencer County School Corporation
August 13-14
Dream, design and create resources for your classroom this summer in "Technology Boot Camp." This two-day workshop will be held August 13-14, 2012, at Heritage Hills High School. It will focus on the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and the essential underpinnings of technology for students to demonstrate what they know and can do in all subject areas. A variety of teaching methods will include direct instruction with immediate application, and participants will create artifacts to demonstrate how they will apply these skills in the classroom. There will be work in flexible groups, as well as work with online communities of practice, and each student will create a personal learning network. The content of the course is differentiated and is research-based. During the course, we will cover new and emerging technology trends, web 2.0 tools, and the creation of multimedia to meet the needs of all learners. This conference's instructor has been leading technology camps for twelve years. The goal is to change instructional practice, and that takes focused ongoing professional development.
Garrett-Keyser-Butler Community School District
August 13-15
Garrett-Keyser-Butler Community School District will be hosting a professional development conference for any Indiana K-12 educator. The purpose of this conference is to help educators find the appropriate 21st century web-based tool set to use in their 21st century classroom. Specialized tracks will be offered at this conference including a focus on the iPad and what to do with it in a special education classroom. The conference will be held August 13-15 at Garrett Middle School in Garrett, Indiana. Participants must have at least one mobile device (e.g. laptop, iPad, tablet, etc.).


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The great HEXXEH (THANKS!!) has done it again, improving his great Chromium OS project even further by providing virtual machine nightly compilations. If you have tried to install Chromium OS in the past, chances are you did so in a USB drive and then tried to run it on your PC. That was a great way to test-drive the stable version available, Chromium OS Flow, but the problem is that it is quite old, pretty obsolete at this stage. On the other hand, the nightly compilations, while more up to date, lack decent hardware support... Dead end? Not anymore!
Hexxeh has made available some virtual machine images, one for VirtualBox, which I will test here, and another one for VMware. The great thing about these images is that they no longer depend on your hardware to run smoothly, so you can download the latest nightly build knowing that it will run, period. In addition, it is convenient that a USB drive is no longer needed, thus providing more flexibility and a chance to test those nightly builds frequently to keep up with the ongoing development pace.
In order to download one of those nightly builds, simply access Hexxeh's SITE and get one of the latest compilations (obviously, the most current is recommended). Depending on your virtual software of choice, you should choose either VirtualBox or VMware links.
Both options are extremely simple to use, but I will discuss the VirtualBox one, since it is the one I am using.
- Essentially, once you click on the download link, simply save the tar.gz file at a location of your choice.
- Extract the file content, which is a VirtualBox virtual disk file, wherever you see fit (your home folder is probably most convenient).
- Open VirtualBox and create a new virtual machine (I used the generic Linux 2.6 profile).
- When prompted to create/use an existing hard disk, choose the latter, then select the .vdi file you downloaded on step 1.
- ChromeOS is apparently quite a resource eater as it stands today, so allow 2GB of RAM.
Once done, start your Virtual Machine, you should see an extremely simple, three-step installation setup. It very simply runs you through some minimalistic instructions to select your Google account, the network interface, etc. Since we are using a virtual machine, just leave the connection settings alone, they should pick up whatever your hosting PC uses (as long as your machine has a working connection, of course).
With everything in place, the login screen continues the minimalistic tradition, as can be seen below. The account that was created during the first access is set as owner, but Guest access is permitted.
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Chrome OS is essentially just the Chrome browser with just a few extra options that provide the most basic system management features. I will concentrate on those, as I am sure almost everybody knows about the browser features already.
The screen below shows the user administration tab, which is again extremely basic. The only noteworthy feature is the ability to block certain users from logging in, one that I am not sure I understand given the Cloud Computing orientation of this OS.
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It is easy to see these nightly builds are bleeding edge. The Chromium version is 12.0.711!!
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Another example of an extremely stripped down interface is the Internet tab, which provides the basics for network connection management.
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Chrome OS should be released as preinstalled software that comes along with devices specifically designed to provide optimum performance and tailor-made features. We can see below that the OS provides a bit of hardware tweaking, specifically for the mouse pad sensibility.
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The Personal Stuff tab is where we can tweak/enable personal information, such as an account specific picture or the awesome sync feature.
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So there you have it, an incredibly simple and convenient way to test/try ChromeOS before it goes live in the next few weeks/months.
Chrome OS is an elusive concept, one that many (myself included initially) fail to understand. Not surprisingly, all you get once you login is a browser tab which allows you to browse the Internet... So what's the big deal?
Well, after spending quite a lot of time wandering the Chrome OS Web Store myself and getting to know and understand some of the applications available, I came to the realization that this concept could very well be the future of computing, at least for standard users. The amount, variety and power of some of the applications available is unbelievable given their online nature, which is why standard users will not miss a thing once they get past that starting learning curve. Storage, music, movies and all kind of collaborative tools are literally one click away. Games are improving by the minute, and with the latest WebGL and HTML5 technologies, I am sure we are about to see some impressive titles become available in the next months or years.
Nothing is perfect, of course, and one argument that has been raised as a concern here is that the computing model that is being proposed is extremely simplified and prone to privacy conflicts. I personally agree with the privacy bit to a certain extent, but it would be foolish to deny that at this stage I am already using tons of Cloud-based applications/services, so I have been assuming that risk for some time now. I disagree with the simplified part, though, because if there is one thing the new wave of smartphones and tablets are showing us is that end users want it simple. And yes, it is likely that power users may choose to keep machines that provide more processing power and richer features, but I am convinced Chrome OS and the Cloud capabilities it "sponsors" can cover the needs of most people out there.
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UK Hoops Releases SEC TV Schedule
Sept. 22, 2011
LEXINGTON, Ky. – The Southeastern Conference announced the women's basketball TV schedule for the 2011-12 season which includes nine exciting Kentucky women's basketball matchups, including two games on ESPN2's Big Monday series.
The conference package selected nine of UK's 29 regular-season games for national or regional TV, including four games on the ESPN family of networks. Two matchups will be Big Monday games on ESPN2 (at Tennessee on Feb. 13 and home vs. Vanderbilt on Feb. 20) while ESPNU will televise UK's rematch against Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind., on Dec. 18 and UK's conference road game at Mississippi State on Feb. 26. The ESPN2 game against Tennessee also will be available in 3D.
Fox Sports Net picked up two games in Lexington on Jan. 8 vs. Mississippi State and Jan. 12 vs. Tennessee. CSS selected UK at Florida on Jan. 1 and a home game against Alabama on Jan. 29. The Cats' matchup with the Gators in Lexington on Jan. 22 will be broadcast on the SEC Network.
In addition to the nine regular-season games, the entire SEC Tournament in Nashville, Tenn., at the Bridgestone Arena will be broadcast with the first and second round games airing on FSN. The semifinals will run on ESPNU for the third consecutive year, while ESPN2 will again carry the championship game.
The majority of games not televised nationally will be available as a part of ESPN Full Court, the pay subscription college basketball out-of-market service, and on ESPN3.com.
Additional game times and UK IMG Sports Network TV information will be released at a later date.
Season tickets for UK's entire 18-game home schedule are on sale now for $45 except lower-level chair back seating, which is anticipated to be sold out, for $60.
Single-game tickets may be purchased online or by calling the UK Ticket Office at (800) 928-2287 or (859) 257-1818 in late October. Tickets may be available in the reserved seating areas and in the general admission upper-level bleachers. Prices are as follows: $7 reserved seats (all ages), $7 adult general admission, $4 youth/senior general admission (18 and under, 65 and over). Children ages 5 and under are admitted free of charge in the general admission seating area.
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Nine players scored for the Canisius women's lacrosse team in a 21-6 win over LIU Brooklyn at the Demske Sports Complex on Thursday afternoon. The Golden Griffins win their first home game of the season and for the third time in the last four games to even their record at 3-3 on the season.
Freshman Caroline Ogden and sophomore Tori Quinn each had six points for the Griffs as Ogden posted a team-high three assists. Senior Morgan Leonard had five points, joining Quinn with four goals apiece on the day. Junior Maria Kotas scored three goals while senior Lindsay Morgan and sophomore Meghan Cuddy each scored twice.
Leonard had five draw controls, two ground balls and two cause turnovers while Kotas posted three draw controls and two caused turnovers.
"We got off to a great start, but I have to give credit to Long Island for sticking with us throughout that entire game without having any subs. We had to battle in the second half," Canisius coach Scott Teeter said. "We need to continue to work on minimizing our unforced mistakes, especially with a good Duquesne team awaiting us on Sunday."
The Griffs scored two goals in the first minute of the game and eight of the first nine goals in the game. Kotas scored 26 seconds into the game and Quinn then scored on a free-position goal just 32 seconds later. Freshman Brenna Murray scored on a free-position goal just over five minutes into the game and then Quinn scored her second of the day.
Leonard had back-to-back tallies to make it 6-1, and Quinn completed her hat trick less than a minute later. Ogden had her first goal of the day 45 seconds later to put Canisius up by eight. Sophomore Whitley Perry and Kotas scored to make it 10-2 before sophomore Natalie Wagaman had her first goal of the season with 6:05 left in the half. Ogden scored 19 seconds later to put Canisius up by 10. The Griffs then had four goals in the final 4:12 of the first half, including two goals in the final 16 seconds, taking a 16-3 lead into the locker room.
Leonard scored back-to-back goals again for the Griffins, including her fourth goal of the day just 24 seconds into the second half, to put Canisius up by 14 before the Blackbirds scored three straight goals to make it 17-6. The Griffs tallied the final four goals of the game, with Kotas and Ogden completing their hat tricks, for the final margin.
Senior Gina Molfetta recorded her first win of the season in her first start, making three saves on the afternoon.
Canisius continues its five-game homestand on Sunday afternoon when the Golden Griffins host Duquesne. Game time at the Demske Sports Complex is set for 3 p.m.
Notes: The 21 goals for the Griffs are a season high and the most since they scored 22 against Howard on March 22, 2008... The six points for Ogden are the most by a Canisius freshman since Taylor Gray had six points in a win against Manhattan on April 20, 2008. Ogden had three points in the first five games of the season combined... The Griffs have allowed 18 total goals in their three wins while allowing 45 goals in their three losses.


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The Global Innovation through Science and Technology (GIST) initiative at the US State Department is hosting entrepreneurs from Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon, Malaysia, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Morocco and Senegal for a tour of the United States. The entrepreneurs will be at the Kennedy School on Tuesday, November 13th for a panel, introduced by Dean Ellwood, to discuss the challenges and issues they face as emerging markets entrepreneurs. Food will be provided at the event.


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Source: Ohio House to drop Medicaid expansion
(Columbus) - A Republican-controlled legislative panel will drop Gov. John Kasich's proposal to expand the Medicaid program from the state's two-year budget plan, The Associated Press has learned, as advocates for extending the health care coverage to thousands more low-income Ohioans prepared to rally against the move.
A person with knowledge of the budget negotiations confirmed to the AP on Monday that House lawmakers will strip the idea from their version of the state spending blueprint. The person requested anonymity because the information had not yet been made public.
The House version of the Republican governor's $63.2 billion, two-year spending blueprint is expected to be unveiled Tuesday afternoon by the chamber's budget-writing committee.
The House Finance and Appropriations Committee is also expected to include an additional $50 million per year for mental health and addiction services, the person said.
House lawmakers were also expected to strip a tax increase on oil and gas drillers and sales taxes on professional services out of Kasich's budget and to significantly rewrite his proposed school-funding formula.
The Medicaid expansion is one of the key components of the federal Affordable Care Act. Of the nearly 30 million people expected to gain insurance coverage under the law, about half would get it from the Medicaid expansion. A Supreme Court ruling allowed states to decide for themselves whether to expand the program.
Kasich in February proposed going forward with expansion, contending that Medicaid expansion was the way for the state to recapture Ohio taxpayers' federal money to provide medical care for those who were most vulnerable.
Roughly 366,000 Ohio residents would be eligible for health coverage under the expansion beginning in 2014. And the state would see $13 billion from the federal government over the next seven years to cover those newly eligible for Medicaid.
The federal law is using health insurance exchanges to allow higher-income people to buy health plans. But without the expansion, there would be a group of people who would likely go uncovered. With the expansion, an adult without children earning up to $15,415 can be added to Medicaid.
The federal government offers a major incentive: It has agreed to pay the entire cost of the expansion for three years and gradually phase down to paying 90 percent of the cost, still well above the Ohio's current level of 64 percent.
Even at those generous rates, however, some state lawmakers have said they fear being stuck with long-term costs. Many are averse to Democratic President Barack Obama's law and resistant to expanding government programs.
Advocates for Medicaid expansion were gearing up to defend the proposal at a rally Thursday at the Statehouse.
One supporter said the House's decision makes use of state dollars when federal ones are available, potentially cutting into money that could have gone for education, child welfare and other needs.
"We are glad that members of the House understood that a very important population that would have been assisted by the Medicaid expansion needed these dollars," said Gayle Channing-Tenenbaum, co-chair of Advocates for Ohio's Future. "However, these dollars do not do anything to address the needs of veterans, or those who have lost their jobs and are in that land between 50 and 65 (years old) with no insurance whatsoever and nowhere to turn but emergency rooms for their health care."
An organizer with the Ohio Alliance for Health Transformation said the coalition of religious and business groups, insurers, community organizations and others planned to try to persuade GOP lawmakers to reconsider their decision.
"We're going to focus on people not politics in hopes that our final pleas to the House will make a difference," said Jon Allison, an attorney working on behalf of the coalition.
Allison said he hadn't heard firsthand that the expansion was being removed. But he said, "I've spoken with others who have had direct conversations with House Republicans and all indications are that expansion will not be a part of their version of the budget."
The loss of the federal funds could mean less health care services, especially for the poor, said John Alfano, chief executive of LeadingAge Ohio, a trade group representing Ohio's nonprofit nursing homes and assisted living centers.
Health care providers may be forced to cut employees or services, he said.
"If caregivers have to be cut that means level of care goes down," Alfano said. "Somebody has to be connecting these dots."
The federal-state health Medicaid program already provides care for one of every five residents in the state. Currently, 2.3 million people in Ohio are covered under the nearly $19 billion program.
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