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TAYLORVILLE — One of the influential names of early Taylorville history was Calvin Goudy, a physician and politician who was present for some of the seminal moments in the development of Illinois.
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>Just made the Harry Potter bottles OMGosh so easy to do and turned out great! Thanks for the printable. I will be linking back to you in my blog post after the party!
>These are the best potions labels I've seen yet…and I've been looking a ton! So sad mine are already finished….I like yours better! Thanks for sharing!
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>We're going to redecorate our basement playroom as Hogwarts (we're huge Potterheads) and I LOVE the potion jar idea. That would look SO cool on a shelf down there. Thanks so much for the printables.
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Qatar's much publicized liberalization campaign that began in the mid-1990s was a direct result of efforts by the new Amir, Shaykh Hamad, to compensate for his fragile base of support within the ruling Al Thani family by appealing to a broader base of Qataris and also to the international community. Historically, the Al Thani family had been one of the only centers of potential opposition to the reigning Amir, with merchant families or the religious establishment having been politically neutralized due to a variety of historical and structural reasons. Nevertheless, in relation to both groups the state has pursued a nuanced policy of simultaneous co-option and political incapacitation. Meanwhile, steady rises in oil and gas revenues allowed the state to significantly deepen its capacity in relation to society, and, by doing so, to ensure that groups from within civil society did not rise to positions of prominence. Within the Al Thanis, Shaykh Hamad undertook a number of significant changes, not the least of which was the creation of new institutions and offices that were staffed by his loyal supporters, including some of his sons and daughters. He also streamlined the line of succession to include only his own descendants. With the traditional political disquiet of the Al Thanis thus silenced, at least for now, all talks of liberalization have been dropped and the Qatari state remains fundamentally autocratic.
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[Steve Ryan] Ok, give me the official count on how
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[Matt Slauson] "I started three games at the end. I played a little in the first game, but then played special teams after that until I started. But I still played special teams."
How do you feel your progression as a lineman in Division 1-A was? What do you think you picked up on the most?
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"My brother went there and his life is basically set up for him, but for me, it just didn't really fit my goals. I wanted a chance to go to the NFL and it's hard to get there from the Service Academies."
"The NFL either has to wait five years for you to get out or they have to buy out your contract. And that's a lot to ask them to do on a guy they basically know nothing about. So, I decided to go to a regular college instead."
The offensive line had issues last year, especially when it came to protecting Zac Taylor. Was there any one thing that you can pinpoint as to what the problem was?
"Communication was the biggest deal last year. Last year we were still just getting into the groove and we were starting to get it, but everybody wasn't on the same page all the time."
"Throughout the spring our communication was really good. Coach Wagner said that he wanted to hear us on every play, hear everyone make their call. If he couldn't hear us, he would stop the play."
Was it starting to wear on you guys mentally at all, with the theme of the offense being basically how much damage Taylor was taking game after game?
"Yeah, but it really did come down to communication. Zac would come up to the line and he makes the read on the MIKE (middle linebacker) and calls it out. Zac is almost always right too, because he can see the entire scheme. Well, Kurt (Mann) would make a different call at the line, based on what he saw."
"So Zac makes one MIKE-call, Kurt makes a different one and when the ball is snapped, we have guys doing different things. That's when you get holes in your zone blocking and that's a lot of reason players were getting through."
So, Kurt has the last call for your assignment on the line?
"Well, we changed how we did it, because obviously we had some problems. Now Zac has the MIKE. He's calling it out and we make our line calls based off of that, because based on that call, that's how we adjust our zone blocking."
"We changed that this spring."
"Zac makes the call, Kurt calls that out to the guards, the guards to the tackle and then we can go."
Throughout all of spring, it seemed like you were the only lineman that could actually go toe-to-toe with Adam Carriker. That has to feel pretty good.
"My first padded practice in fall camp last year, I got to be introduced Adam on a play. He was coming outside and I didn't know what I was doing. He turned it inside, came at me on a bull rush, picked me right up and threw me into the quarterback."
"My first thought was "welcomed to Nebraska, that's Adam CArriker, might want to stay away from him. He's a scary, scary man."
Once you got a feel for what kind of player he was, he must have been the guy you picked out as kind of a litmus test for your progression.
"Oh yeah, he's a guy I can really use to see where I'm at. I know he's one of the best in the country and if I can go against him and I can go toe to toe with him, I will be fine against anyone.I should do ok against that All-American from USC."
When someone looks at you and watches you play, it's easy to see how they would think that you are one of those classic slobber knockers; big as hell, the disposition of a rattlesnake, etc. Would you say that's true?
"Well, no, not really. I mean, that's always something my dad always told me since I started playing. In junior high we did nothing but run and in high school, we'd pass maybe five times a game. When I went to the prep school, it's an option team for the air force, so I do did nothing but run block, run block, run block."
"So I would be taking guys and just throwing them around and knocking them into other players, just doing whatever I could to wall off that side."
"And my dad always said, come up to the line and you have to do whatever you have to do to get yourself so mad that you want to tear their head off. But that doesn't really work for me."
"So, I'd joke around instead."
"Like with Adam, Barry Turner or Jay Moore, I would come up to the line and just say 'Hey Adam, you ready for the pain? The pain train is coming through. Get ready for the pain."
Ok, you bring up the nicknames and it seems like you have a ton. I have heard the one you just mentioned; the "Pain Train", but I have also heard Slausinator, Slausburger, which just ended up being "burger", which I heard was coach Norvell's thing with you or something. What are the rest of your nicknames?
"Well, Moses I got from my senior year in basketball. They called me that, because I would play the post and every time I went up for a rebound and came down, guys would just bounce off of me."
"And Coach "K" (Strength and conditioning coach Dave Kennedy) calls me the "Mad Russian."
"I guess he thinks I look Russian. Ever since I started climbing (stair climber) every single day, he started calling me the Mad Russian. Every time I do good in the weight room or running, he'd always say something about me being the Mad Russian, saying 'That Mad Russian sure is strong – that Mad Russian sure can run."
"Pain Train was started a long time ago and my O-line coach (in high school) and he absolutely loved it."
"Steve Octavien calls me Neidhart from the WWF. One of those wrestlers. He says I look just like him with the really long beard."
"I just go with it. They can call me whatever."
You talk about being strong. A guy your size has to be strong as an ox. How much do you bench?
"435 right now."
Is that enough?
"No. If you get 300, you want to bench 400. If you get 400, everyone wants to bench 500. So, everyone wants to get to 500."
Seriously? Why 500 pounds?
"Well, Brock (Pasteur) can bench 500 pounds and he's the only one. So, we are all trying to get there."
Who benches over 400?
"Most of the offensive line. A lot of the defensive line. Adam Carriker, Ola (Dagunduro), Barry Cryer, (Ndamukong) Suh, Chris Patrick, Mike Huff and some other guys."
How much does it help you just being so darn big?
"It helps a lot. The coaches actually want me to lose some weight, about ten pounds. I know I would feel better if I was 325, so that's where I am trying to get."
Do you have any sense of what you have accomplished in facing guys like Adam. Has that changed your expectations of where you were coming in and where you can eventually be?
"Yeah, in a way. Coming in, I just thought I was going to be just another number. I was just hoping that maybe after a redshirt year and maybe my sophomore year, I could get a look and maybe get on the field and start as a junior."
"I'm really humble, so I don't know what my potential is, but I was surprised when I played my first year."
After actually going back and forth with Adam, though, you have to feel like you can play this game.
"To be honest, more often than not, it's just me getting lucky."
But after a day, if you can go half the day without getting tossed on your @#%$ by him, that has to feel good, though, right?
"On any given play, if Adam wanted to, he could destroy any tackle in the country. He has this one move, where he will get me every time. That's a speed rush outside to a bull rush."
"Adam is a fast guy. He's a 295 pound beast that runs a 4.6. That's a lot of weight flying up field, so the tackle is booking it to the corner to beat him there and as soon as Adam turns it into the bull rush, the tackle is on his heels and they are done."
How much does it mean to you or how much do you know of the reputation Nebraska lines used to have and if you are familiar with that, how much does it inspire you to want to get to that status again?
I think it's crucial to get back there. Nebraska is a huge name. The fans here are ridiculous and they know how good Nebraska was. They have been following them through everything and I think it's crucial that we get back to the 95 offensive line, where we are all just mean and we come into work just angry at the world, but we're bringing our lunch box every day
I watched you throw up five times during practice this spring and go back to the huddle every single time. You said you had a cold as if anyone pukes five times after a cold. People see that and they think hard core. There are a lot of guys, if they are throwing up, they are going to the locker room and they are done. What's going on in your head, because you can't be worried about losing your spot?
"I'm just so grateful to be here and playing, actually – being on the field this soon. I'm playing for a lot of reasons."
"For my family and for a lot of people that said I wouldn't be able to do it. There's always motivation in me to keep on going. I may not always play my best and I might get beat now and again, but I won't stop."
"I really want to try and get the offensive line in that mentality of we are the big nasties on that team."
I bet you can't wait to see yourself on that new big screen eh?
Uh-uh, I don't want to see that. I'll look like I weigh 400 pounds. I wouldn't mind playing NCAA on it, though.
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By Will Butcher
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has been rewarded for his part in taking the Hoops to the top of the Scottish Premiership with the Manager of the Month award for August.
The former Liverpool boss has orchestrated three domestic wins out of three so far, with the most recent being an eye-catching 4-1 triumph against title hopefuls Aberdeen.
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text: Ericsson IoT Transformation aims to help operators better monetise IoT07 Mar 2016 09:21 PM Ericsson offers a set of professional services and modular IoT solutions to enable operators to become IoT service enablers and service creatorsTelecom operators have a tremendous opportunity to play a leading role in the rapidly developing Internet of Things (IoT), but to do so they will have to evolve beyond merely providing connectivity, according to Ericsson.To help this happen, the company has launched Ericsson IoT Transformation - a new professional services offering designed to help operators make the most of their existing network and data assets. After completing a 'transformation journey', operators will be equipped to rapidly reach new customers, capture revenues beyond connectivity, and monetise assets ranging from apps to data.Ericsson forecasts that the number of IoT connected devices globally will more than triple from under 5 billion today to 15 billion by 2021. A recent IDC study predicts that global IoT spending will reach USD 1.3 trillion by 2019 and the McKinsey Global Institute concludes that the IoT will have a potential annual economic impact of up to USD 11 trillion by 2025.To help operators make the most of the IoT's vast potential, Ericsson offers a set of professional services and a modular IoT solution. The services include:go-to-market strategy definition, process re-engineering and organisational business consultancydevice and application verificationsenterprise onboarding, solution integration and customisationapplication development and maintenanceoperations and field services.Ericsson's scalable IoT solution consists of secure, tried-and-tested software components that are already being used by customers around the world. These include its Evolved Packet Core, Service Enablement Platform, Device Connection Platform, Ericsson Expert Analytics and enterprise billing and settlement solutions, standardised APIs and industrialised or customer-specific applications as required.Jean-Philippe Poirault, Head of Consulting & Systems Integration at Ericsson, said: "The emerging IoT - part of the Networked Society we have spoken about for many years - represents a very significant opportunity. By providing connectivity, operators can address approximately 15% of the potential revenues on offer."But they can do more. We would like to help operators move higher up in the value chain to become IoT service enablers and service creators. They have the assets required to do so, and we have the capabilities and the expertise required to help them complete the necessary transformation."The IoT revolution is creating new business ecosystems that are more complex and interdependent than ever before. As a result, Ericsson believes that operators will not succeed in implementing their IoT strategies if they focus only on the technologies or solutions required.Instead, a transformation of this type requires that operators carefully define their target operating model and consider the implications for both their own business processes and structures and their customers. James Atkinson EditorLinkedIn |Google + |Email Leave a CommentPlease write code to prove you're humanMore on... IoT GeneralMWC17: Nokia introduces worldwide IoT network grid as a service Libelium adds industrial protocols to its IoT sensor platformInmarsat and Actility team up for global LoRaWAN IoT network More on... EricssonMWC17: Ericsson expands 5G access and transport portfolioOperators trial intercontinental 5G roaming using network slicing Latest in IoTAltair Semiconductor introduces narrowband CAT-M1 and NB1 chipsetTelefónica, Huawei and Kamstrup launch in NB-IoT project in Chile oneM2M standard holds third IoT interoperability event


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My six-year-old daughter in Year 2 is a very good reader but I'm not sure what to choose for her. The books in the library for older readers cover more mature topics or are about naughty children at school. She likes to have some pictures and we've looked at Roald Dahl but they seem to have a scary element to them that puts her off. She's read a lot of Enid Blyton and I was just looking on your website at Michael Morpurgo's books for children aged 7+. The blurb for one of them, The Butterfly Lion, talks about loneliness - not sure that is something she should read. She loves the Rainbow Fairy books and has been rereading them for over a year or more, but they are too simple, but a longer fairy book might be a good place to start. Any advice you have would be great.
Six-year-olds reading fluently have to make some big leaps forward in terms of both content and style if they are to build on their skills and become really satisfied readers. That need not mean abandoning the reading they know they enjoy; picture books, for example, can remain an enduring source of pleasure and shouldn't be lightly dropped. Their apparently simple texts can provide linguistic gems which delight readers of all ages and continue to be valuable to young readers especially as a source of inspiration for writing.
Equally, the series reading that your daughter enjoys builds her pleasure in reading and confidence in her skills. However, by the very nature of belonging to a series, the books have a familiarity which may lull her and you into thinking that reading should not present some challenges or surprises either in terms of language or meaning.
While Roald Dahl may not delight all children, in general his combination of humanity and fear has kept him as a favourite children's author for over 50 years. His titles for younger readers such as Fantastic Mr Fox and The Magic Finger celebrate the good qualities of animals as compared with humans, a valuable thought for young readers.
Dick King-Smith is best known for The Sheep Pig, but his series for younger readers which begins with Sophie's Snail is equally charming and utterly unscary. For wilder flights of imagination which your daughter could enjoy Chris Riddell's Ottoline Goes to School and its sequels or his recent prize winning title Goth Girl: and the Ghost of a Mouse. Both are told as much in the wonderful illustrations as the text and, although neither are fairy tales, they both include some fairy tale themes.
Philip Pullman's The Firework Maker's Daughter could be a perfect book for your daughter as is a beautifully invented fairy tale with a feisty girl at its heart. His brilliantly witty version of Cinderella in I Was a Rat!: Or, the Scarlet Slippers is more structurally complex and your daughter might need some support from you to get her started, but once she's gripped, it will delight her.
For something nearer home, children's laureate Malorie Blackman's Girl Wonder and Betsy Biggalow titles, two excellent mini-series about ordinary girls who do some extraordinary things, are making a welcome return.
If you have any books to recommend, let us know on firstname.lastname@example.com and we will add them to Book Doctor's list.
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In addition to your great selections I would suggest: The Grunts - the series by Philip Ardagh, certainly imbues a Dahl type humour, without the darker elements. They are very entertaining, with fabulous illustrations from Axel Scheffler. Waffle Hearts, from Norwegian writer Maria Parr, is a beautiful story about friendship between a young girl and boy. They get up to many hilarious adventure. Parr's debut novel definitely fits the bill in terms of approaching a more detailed storyline. A totally charming read.


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OK for a short stay. Clean and nice people.
Good restaurant, nice hotel Moquette in the dining room
Everything ok,also a good restaurant. Well,on night of my stay was pretty cool and it's in a valley close to river and there was no need of AC:I don't know if they have rooms with it or they don't need it at all,all year round.
Hotel was okay for a good (low) price, Fresh fruits for breakfast. Rooms were quite small, especially the bathrooms.Food in the restaurant not very special. Isolation in the room could be better. The hotel is quite cheap though, and therefore still value for money.
Great breakfast, quick service for dinner, good location, beautiful deck, garden and outside area, Rooms were very comfortable and contained all the amenities. We really appreciated the excellent help we received from the staff and owner. Only that in the late evening a group of men gathered outside by the front door and were rather loud. We had our windows open and could hear them. Also, we could smell the smoke from their cigarettes.
Overall good quality and convenient location
spacious lobby and restaurant/ good menu charge for internet
the location was verry convinient for us
The room was nice and clean, very good value for money. I appreciated the free parking. A good place to spend the night. There was an exorbitant price of 16 euros per person for the breakfast and internet access was also extremely expensive. We did not have breakfast there, but at a nearby coffee shop, and paid 10 euros for a nice breakfast for two.
balance price/quality : expensive hotel because breakfast is extra, newspaper is extra. Poor menu choice in restaurant.
Comfortable and large room, good location in town, easy access and good parking just in front of hotel or next to it. Other services expensive a lot comparing to accommodation price (e.g. breakfast for 16€, restaurant menu 28€). Wireless internet available only after payment 10€/hour - this is incredible! Much less fancy hotels use to have it for free! Too thick pillows and short bed.
It is nearby the shopping area.
Breakfast is great, staff is friendly, air conditioned If I'd been told up front about the renovations when making the reservations, I would have been more understanding about it. But something about being vibrated out of my bed at 9am when I'd been told they don't even start work until 10 frustrated me. Not to mention the random strangers walking by my sixth floor window on the scaffolding.
considering the price ; breakfast really good. - the ventilator in the original room made so much noice that I had to change room (packing up all my cloths etc from 2nd to 6th floor) The other room smelled and I assume was not used for quite some time. I arranged wake up call at 4.45 am but this didnot reach me.. When calling the person at the reception confirmed he could not get through and intended to come upstairs to wake me (?) .
good facilities, nice staff internet works only in lobby, little distant from the city center, bu walkable
We had a great week at this Hotel, We were here for a sporting event within the city. The staff were all very friendly. Our son was the only child in the hotel and they all made him very welcome. The room was clean and very comfortable. The breakfast was tasty and staff were quick to help with any requests.
The room was clean and the staff spoke english well enough for me to ask questions. The breakfast had plenty of choices, though i didn't eat there every day. I wish the staff had understood the local train system better...they didn't know much about the train that stopped right in front of the hotel.
location was close to my meetings there is no air conditioning and i would not recommend the hotel in the summer. winter is ok as there is heat.
Attentive staff. No Internet in the rooms, so I can't stay there again.
freindly staff, good chioce of food and breakfast, clean rooms and lobby. in all we had a very pleasant stay and will be staying there again.
The staff were very friendly, efficient and helpful. The car park is convenient and connected to the hotel. The breakfast was not to the high standard I've grown to expect in hotels in Germany - namely the famous german bread rolls whcih seemed to have been baked from frozen instead of fresh from the baker.
My husband and I were very happy with the hotel and the service. It more than met all our expectations. Our room was very large, nicely furnished, had a view of the river below and was very clean and quiet. The breakfast is one of the top ones we have had anywhere. We love smoked salmon and there was heaps of it as well as a good assortment of meats, cheeses, breads, cereal, eggs and coffee. It would be a great location for a wedding or any other sort of function where you want people to be together and have a wonderful experience. The staff was friendly and helpful too. While it did not bother us because it was very clean, the bathroom is due for a refurbishment. Perhaps, as the room is so large the bathroom could be expanded and modernised.
Everything was just perfect!
Unfortunately my TV did not work for a long period of time, however i was offered another room.
Small town atmosphere, short walk through the woods along the Jags River. The breakfast buffet was set up in the center of the large dining hall. I think it would be better if set up in a more intimate area.
the atmosphere
The rooms are big and nicely decorated; the town it is situated in is adorable. You feel like you are staying in the middle of a forest. Some of the staff seemed a little unknowledgeable about the hotel. We thought it was slightly misleading because you don't stay in the actual castle -- you stay in other buildings on the castle's grounds. The main castle is actually a summer, outdoor theater.
The castle was beautiful, the room was charming and very comfortable. The dining room was the favorite of my whole trip; the buffet breakfast was varied and all the food was beautifully presented and tasted even better. The village of Jaegsthausen was charming and scenic to walk through. The staff is what makes the Hotel Die Goetzenburg so excellent- they are knowledgeable, helpful, very accommodating, and well spoken. We will definitely tell others about this gem.
good room with adjacent lounge; well-furnished
Exellent staff and good breakfast. Far away from the city center.
It was there with real people at 1 am.
This hotel has comfortable accommodation and beds. The food is nicely served and of good quality.
The room was brand new and sparkling clean. Close proximity to the highway. The view from the windows was obscured by the building nearby.
Easy place. No problems and good service. Free internet.
Very simple hotel, with nice and tentative staff Far away location from the main train station (around 20 minutes walk)
Comfort, Restaurant inside - good level- Internet hot spot and internet free connession at Reception Dirty and bad-smelling room
Staff excellent and no problem with English ..top marks !! Location was in resident area and not easy to find without the satnav !!! but it was worth it.
Pleasant willing and helpful staff Location is not good relative to the city centre; lack of restaurant facilities on the weekend; sometimes understaffed (at night)
staff friendly and helpfull the location was poor for someone on a holiday, better suited to the business people,situated in a industial area 25 min walk to town centre
location and service, staff very friendly and helpfull, very good breakfast, internet
vicinity to congress venue building in general and location
price of the breakfast were expensive
resturant , positioning.
Quite kind wellcome of the staff in the reception desk but all the rest cancelled the good impression... It was a very bad experience, a nightmare!! The hotel has a serious problems with soundproofing and it's very noisy because of the railway just next to the hotel (traffic all night long - transport of containers). Hotel is quite clean but also quite old equiped. Very bad impression.
It was a clean and comfortable room. The breakfast buffet was superb.
Perfect hotel for functional stay. All service is correct. Room interieur large and very functional, but nithing to feel "at home"
room and cleaness of the room and bathroom
The rooms are clean and locations are quite and accesible to the city center. Good voor the family short stay We just stayed for a night so no comment..
Location, parking space and services I was not able to connect to Internet from my room
Excellent staff inc restaurant staff No offer of additonal pillows
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Excellent location. Good service. Well designed and decorated rooms. Some difficulty finding the access bridge to the hotel on arrival. Could be better explained (in words) on the hotel website.
Great location, facilities new and clean! Internet was not available in my room. No one new why. Since it was a business stay, this was a major inconvenience.
the beautiful old building and nice common areas
location and service menu at restaurant had very fish dishes on the evening menu
location of hotel and services could have been a bit more modern
Friendly staff, great breakfast buffet, Germanic efficiency.
Distinctive, family-run hotel, proud of its Swabian food and culture. Very friendly staff. Excellent location for visiting Heilbronn.
We stay one night. It was perfect. Beakfast was very good, also dinner.
Ideal location to the A6 motorway.Very clean and comfortable.The staff spoke english and were helpful.
The food was great. The room was perfect and neat.
We did not expect a 1700's hotel building with a thouroughly modern insides, except for no elevator. Nice staff and good meal in their restaurant.
I don not recommend this Hotel . I don not recommend this Hotel .
Good breakfast.
Very helpful and friendly staff. Very secure. Quiet neighborhood Rooms are across the street from hotel which could be daunting in bad weather.
Friendly fair welcome, great service from the waiters, good food We got a room at main street side , so noisy and no dark curtains, no secure parking for motorcycles
Nice room, excellent breakfast and free wireless. Good parking facilities. Very good value for money. Not very central. Car needed to find place for a walk and more than one restaurant. Nearby Heilbronn was a very nice city with all amenities.
Staff was accommodating when realized we had 4 people in room. Breakfast was light, but decent. Staff friendly. Hotel had a "full house" night we stayed, and reservations did not show we had room booked for 4 (not hotel's fault). Room was crowded for 2 adults, 2 children. Very warm at night; small fan in room did not help much.


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