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Definition of identity
1a : sameness of essential or generic character in different instancesb : sameness in all that constitutes the objective reality of a thing : oneness
2a : the distinguishing character or personality of an individual : individualityb : the relation established by psychological identification
3 : the condition of being the same with something described or asserted establish the identity of stolen goods
4 : an equation that is satisfied for all values of the symbols
5 : identity element
Examples of identity in a sentence
The identity of the criminal is not known.
They produced their passports as proof of their identities.
They arrested the wrong man. It was a case of mistaken identity.
As children grow, they establish their own identities.
people who seem to lack individual identity
His art reflects his cultural identity.
Origin and Etymology of identity
Medieval French identité, from Late Latin identitat-, identitas, probably from Latin identidem repeatedly, contraction of idem et idem, literally, same and same
First Known Use: 1545
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IDENTITY Defined for English Language Learners
playDefinition of identity for English Language Learners
: who someone is : the name of a person
: the qualities, beliefs, etc., that make a particular person or group different from others
IDENTITY Defined for Kids
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1 : the set of qualities and beliefs that make one person or group different from others : individuality Children establish their own identities.
2 : the fact of being the same person or thing as claimed Can you prove your identity?
3 : the fact or condition of being exactly alike : sameness He proved the identity of the two books' authorship.
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playMedical Definition of identity
1: the distinguishing character or personality of an individual
2: the relation established by psychological identification
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Legal Definition of identity
1 : sameness of essential character or aspect collateral estoppel requires identity of the issues and the parties
2a : separate or distinct existence when movables lose their identity or become an integral part of the immovable — Louisiana Civil Code b : distinguishing character of a person; especially : information (as a name or address) that distinguishes a person is required to reveal the identity of an informer but for a mistake concerning the proper party's identity — Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 15(c)
3 : the condition of being the same as a thing or person described, claimed, or accused character evidence of a suspect's past crimes may be admitted to prove the identity of a crime's perpetrator
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August 24, 2005
I'm back.
What audiobooks did I listen to? Driving out: Sarah Vowell's "Assassination Vacation." Driving back: George Carlin's "When Will Jesus Bring the Pork Chops?"
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- ploopusgirl said...
So, let me get this straight. You live in Wisconsin and you went on a vacation in the Rocky Mountains. You drove there and back, in single day drives... and you only stayed for two days?? Why??
- Ann Althouse said...
Three days. Various troubles... not bloggable.
- Elizabeth said...
1000 miles is a "dart back"? Ok. I'm glad to hear you made it safe and sound.
We listened to "Assassination Vacation" on a recent trek to Texas; I loved it, but I couldn't keep from seeing Violet (The Incredibles) in my head as Vowell narrated. Still, it left me feeling a deep love for our country, and its resiliance to assaults from within. - 8/24/05, 12:27 AM
- Ron said...
Ann: Did you like the Vowell book?
- Finn Kristiansen said...
Welcome back.
- EddieP said...
Silvio must be a suitable steed.
Glad you're safely home. - 8/24/05, 2:05 AM
- vbspurs said...
So let me get this straight, Ploopusgirl -- the first words out of your mouth when a person (in mourning, mind you) returns home after a no-doubt exhausting journey, is a cold inquisition about her motives for travel?
Get a heart, girl.
Maybe you'll find others will treat you better if you're not always being so bitter.
Victoria - 8/24/05, 6:40 AM
- vbspurs said...
Welcome back, Ann. *g*
As for the Sarah Vowell book, it was delightfully quirky -- I thought it highly enjoyable too.
I say this, however, with a caveat. If you're a Republican, and a bit on the touchy side, stay away from the book.
It's like listening to Michael Moore, where you never know when a Dubya/Republican slam will smack you in the face -- you just KNOW it's coming.
Another book I can recommend (sadly topical today, due to fresh doping allegations, which I read in Le Monde, surprise, surprise...), is the new Lance Armstrong book.
I am not a bike fanatic. Nor do I particularly like Lance, and the tone of the book is a bit like Six Feet Under (conversationally informal, even crude), but it's an excellent read.
So far so good for my self-imposed 10 books per week target this summer. Lots of rubbish out there though...
P.S.: Carlin, Vowell. You'll be reading Garrison Keillor next!
Victoria - 8/24/05, 6:48 AM
- bill said...
Welcome back!
Victoria, as a huge cycling fan, I'm happy to hear that about the Armstrong book. I've been meaining to pick it up. Just in case anyone else is interested, a handful of Armstrong books were published this summer and the one Victoria mentions is by Daniel Coyle. Aside from Tim Cahill, Coyle is probably my favorite writer to appear in Outside magazine.
Here's two Coyle articles I always recommend.
Better Environmentalism Through Killing - a truly rockin' ride with Ted Nugent.
The Captain Went Down with the Ship successfully presents Hazelwood - of Exxon Valdex fame - in a sympathetic light. - 8/24/05, 7:24 AM
- Goesh said...
-no speeding tickets?
- Ann Althouse said...
I've never gotten a speeding ticket in my life. On the whole trip, I saw perhaps two people getting tickets (with nearly everyone on the Interstate going over 80).
I liked both books. Will front-page post about them later. Both books have some anti-Bush/anti-war material. - 8/24/05, 7:58 AM
- Bruce Hayden said...
Glad you had a good trip. Next time, hopefully, you can spend a bit more time here.
I do 700-800 miles at one shot coming back to CO from PHX a fair amount, and 1,000 is a bit more. That was a drive. Glad you made it safely.
I guess my question is whether or not there are any cops between CO and WI?
p.s. How was the TT? - 8/24/05, 8:08 AM
- dax said...
Good to see you back safe and sound.
Just for kicks, check this out.
http://www.germancarfans.com/spyphotos.cfm/spyphotoid/6041005.001/audi/1.html - 8/24/05, 8:19 AM
- Kathy Herrmann said...
Ann--Welcome back!
Making 1000 miles trips isn't so bad when you're driving out west and can put pedal to metal and have low traffic constraints. The same trip is hell, though, traveling north-south along the East Coast because of the abundance of traffic. It's practically impossible to sustain a consistent speed of 70 or higher. - 8/24/05, 9:16 AM
- Ann Althouse said...
Roaring Tiger: You're right. I had no traffic and saw no law enforcement.
- Donna B. said...
I'm glad you're back safe and sound.
But, only a 1000 miles?
That's no where near your record of 1485 (according to Mapquest) from Madison to Wendover NV. It's not even close to my record of 1406 from Shreveport to Las Vegas. - 8/24/05, 10:02 AM
- ploopusgirl said...
Victoria: What part of that was bitter or cold? I was genuinely curious. Also, I never asked for your psychoanalysis of why people don't treat me better. I really don't care about how they treat me.
- Simon Kenton said...
Ploopy let your hair down, girl
Let it hang down on me.
Ploopy, I don't care what your daddy do
"Cause Ploopy girl, you know I'm in love with you.... - 8/24/05, 1:49 PM
- vbspurs said...
Aside from Tim Cahill, Coyle is probably my favorite writer to appear in Outside magazine.
Gosh, Bill, thanks for those links.
I like good writing. No matter what the topic, a good writer can overcome the paper-thin thesis of some books.
(Conversely, Dan Brown BARELY gets a leg over with his repetitious books, and only does so because his plots are so intriguing they carry his lack of writing skill)
What attracted me to the Lance book by Coyle was precisely that.
Contrast that to the NYT Bestseller "Three Nights in August" by Biff Bissinger (who won the Pulitzer for Friday Night Lights, after all), and you'll see what I mean.
That book was THE worst baseball book I've ever read -- with Michael Lewis' Moneyball being one of the more recent ones which I can highly recommend if you like the genre of sports writing (as I do).
Something tells me the sport of bicycling attracts a certain type of person -- what Daniel Coyle calls "those overqualified bike shop attendants", who speak 4 languages, and spent many summers trekking all over world.
That's precisely what makes a good raconteur, a good writer, IMHO.
Victoria - 8/25/05, 1:20 AM
- bill said...
Hope this isn't too gauche, but my followup response to Victoria grew a bit long and really wasn't on topic, so I put it here.
thanks. - 8/25/05, 10:36 AM


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on Mar 27, 2013 at 9:12 am
Thank you to the organizers and donors for this event. I will be there.
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on Mar 28, 2013 at 9:23 pm
Thank you to all who attended and all who have supported this team with their time, energy and pocket book. The event was a huge success. Pampered Palate provided appetizers and wine, Filigree Bakery supplied the dessert. The students participated in a short demonstration and we all enjoyed the welcome by James Madison, (looking very much like Tony Mathews later in the evening). Coaches Brian Ladd and Mairi Wohlgemuth have done a wonderful job preparing students for the competition and more importantly for life. Many thanks goes to Ellen Pensky and her group of volunteers for all that they did to make this event a success. Thanks also to my council colleague, Jerry Pentin, for his help and stepping with his Cycling for a Cause, a group of people who have been supporting the Comp Civics program as well as other groups from both Amador and Foothill.
This is a wonderful community. We know this happens often with the various groups around town. Thank you all for your commitment to young people.
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You might also have mentioned the yeoman's work by T.E.A. officials and membership, serving as excellent role models, and encouraging a closer look at our Constitution and how it's being abused by our Dear Leader in Wash DC.
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I re-read it and the referenced article and couldn't find where 'they're handing out copies'. Sounds like the opposite. 'you can buy it to try it'. And if I don't like it?
They're not handing out copies. They were handing out free trials, but not anymore – thus I said, "for a limited period of time." Hope this clarifies.
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It seems like ages ago, but Starlin Castro made three errors in his Wrigley Field debut last year. Of course, they weren't all in one inning. At least he didn't make three errors per inning last night. That would have been just zany, amirite? AMIRITE?
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by Staff Writer / Buffalo SabresThe award was determined by a vote of Ruff's peers from around the league. According to The Sporting News, he defeated Carolina Hurricanes head coach Peter Laviolette for the honor by a narrow margin.
Ruff's 2005-06 squad currently holds a two games to one lead in the Eastern Conference Finals over the Hurricanes and set several franchise records during the regular season, including wins (52) and road wins (25).
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How To Eat Durian?
If you are not daunted by the strong smell of the thorny husked and humongous sized fruit from South East Asia, then these tips on how to eat durian will surely come in handy to relish the exotic flavor.
Various ways to eat durian
If the uninviting smell of the fruit and its outer cover, which very much carries the "I can be offensive" attitude makes you raring to go and eat the durian, here are a few tips:
• Make your pick of the durian. With the durian it is always a matter of personal preference as to the texture and flavor of the pulp. The young durian's pulp is firm and crispy in texture with a mild flavor, whereas the matured ones have a creamy flesh, with a flavor that's a mix of alcoholic and aromatic accent. But ensure to make your pick of fresh durians which is indicated by a thick strong stem and also, the seeds inside the fruit will rattle when given a shake.
• The next step on how to eat durian is to crack open the husk. Here you look for seams on the husk which can offer leverage to you at the time of cutting the fruit. Using a sharp knife make a deep cut into the husk of the durian, which is at least 8 to 9 inches long. The cut should cover at least 3/4th of the circumference of the fruit.
• Using the cut as a lever use both your hands to pull apart at two halves of the fruit. If you can stand at the waft of odor at this point of time, you have passed the acid test, then eating a durian wouldn't be a battle of the nerves!
• If the durian is not very ripe, with one-half of the fruit, make a cut along the divider, which passes through the center of the fibrous husk. Pull the sections apart to get one half of the edible portion of the fruit, whose color will range from pale yellow to red
• Now repeat the process with the other half of the fruit.
• Scoop out the flesh with a spoon and eat the durian out of hand, savoring every bit of the enjoyable pulp.
Some tips while eating durian
• Create your own tropical exotica by making a fruit salad of durian, pineapple, papaya and garnishing it with coconut.
• Enjoy a frozen dessert with the durian by slicing pieces of the flesh to top your ice cream.
Other ways of eating the durian
Durian buns, pancakes along with a mélange of other desserts can be made using this fruit.
The Durian experience results in a fruit of extremes - either you love it or hate it. So if you have fallen in love with this fruit and are exploring ways on how to eat durian just recall our tips but remember that while you carry your 'love' around the world, watch out for signs, which say "No Durian".
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PITTSBURGH — At the Penguins' playoff game Sunday, a fan was wearing a Jim Paek jersey.
Paek, a role player, hasn't played for the Penguins in two decades.
Another fan was decked out in a Jiri Slegr jersey, a non-star who played for the Penguins from 1997 to 2001.
"Part of the fun of going to a Penguins game is to pick out the unusual (jerseys) you see on a given night," said sports radio host Joe Starkey of 93.7 The Fan.
The NHL's Original Six franchises — Boston Bruins, Chicago Blackhawks, Detroit Red Wings, Montreal Canadiens, Toronto Maple Leafs and New York Rangers — are usually viewed as having the most hockey tradition, but Pittsburgh is in their league in having a fan base that is in love with the game.
"On game days, you wake up, go the rink, and you see Pittsburgh Penguins jerseys all around town," Penguins rookie defenseman Olli Maatta said. "It lifts my mood a lot to know the city is behind us."
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Defenseman Robert Bortuzzo became a Penguins semi-regular this season and immediately started seeing people wearing his jersey.
"You see people wearing jerseys of all of the players, top to bottom, on our roster," he said.
The Penguins have sold out 332 consecutive games, and they have led the NHL in local U.S television ratings for five consecutive seasons.
"It's never a bad time to talk about the Penguins in this city," Starkey said.
Especially during the playoffs, the Penguins are the lead story in Pittsburgh
"I think it's three things," Penguins President David Morehouse said. "There is a deep affinity in Pittsburgh, somewhat like Boston or Philadelphia, good sports town. There is the legacy of Penguins past, there has always been a hockey following here, and then there is a new generation of hockey fans that we targeted."
After Morehouse took over in 2007, he rebranded the Penguins with a heavy emphasis on getting sticks in the hands of young players. The Penguins have heavy ties to the youth hockey community.
Five years ago, star center Sidney Crosby hatched a plan to outfit 1,000 young players a season head to toe with hockey equipment. The Penguins and Crosby finance that together.
The Penguins, who can clinch a second consecutive berth in the Eastern Conference final with a home victory on Friday night, have higher visibility in their city than many U.S.-based NHL teams have in markets with other pro teams.
"The Steelers are on another level for most teams in every city," Morehouse said. "The Steelers have something that I don't think can be replicated. That aside, I think we have established ourselves in the marketplace. Pittsburgh has been and always will be a football town, but what we have discovered it is also a hockey town."
It's almost forgotten that in 2003-04, the year before the lockout, the Penguins were last in the NHL in attendance.
"We know that when we look leaguewide at the different categories on the business side, most of the time, the Canadian teams are one, two, three, four, five. … They are at the top, and then comes the U.S. teams," Morehouse said. "We used to say we wanted to be the top U.S. team. Now we are looking at different categories and saying we want to be in with the Canadian teams."
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When the Penguins won the Stanley Cup in 2009, Morehouse said, "The parade was like a Steelers parade."
The Penguins have fans who come to the arena and watch the game on a big screen outside. Some come downtown to mill about and be part of the crowd.
It wasn't always like this, recalls Penguins vice president of communication Tom McMillan.
"When I grew up (here) when you were a hockey fan, you were part of a small cult," McMillan said. "It's almost like you were in on a secret."
If you told him 20 years ago how popular the Penguins would be today, he would not have believed it.
McMillan, who covered the Penguins as a sports writer before joining their management team, watched Mario Lemieux, Jaromir Jagr, Ron Francis, Paul Coffey and other players win over fans.
"Having the great gift of great players opens doors," McMillan said. "But the lessons of the early 1990s was that isn't enough."
Having experienced the franchise's ups and downs helps keep him motivated to sustain the level of fan interest the team has today.
McMillan said players always comment about the fan support they receive, particularly when they deliver season tickets to fans' houses as part of the team's yearly marketing event.
"Chris Kunitz went to a house with a bunch of jerseys, and they didn't have a Chris Kunitz jersey," McMillan said. "They sent us a photo a week later, and they had gotten a Chris Kunitz jersey and added it to the room."


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The research program of Martin E. Fernandez-Zapico, M.D., focuses on the cellular and molecular characterization of epigenetic pathways regulating pancreatic carcinogenesis, a dismal disease with one of the poorest prognoses among all neoplasms. Specifically, Dr. Fernandez-Zapico and his team study the modulation of chromatin and nuclear dynamics by oncogenic cascades and its impact in gene expression regulation, a critical step during pancreatic neoplastic transformation.
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Dr. Fernandez-Zapico's program is affiliated with the Mayo Clinic Cancer Center, Department of Oncology, Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, and the Center for Cell Signaling in Gastroenterology. His research is supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the NIH-funded Mayo Clinic Pancreatic Cancer Specialized Program of Research Excellence (SPORE), the NIH-funded Mayo Clinic Center for Cell Signaling in Gastroenterology, and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Foundation.
However, the signaling controlling the activity of pancreatic oncogenic transcription factors and the epigenetic events associated with the function of these molecules are still poorly understood. Thus, Dr. Fernandez-Zapico's studies have been and continue to be aimed at defining networks activated in pancreatic cancer cells regulating the function of downstream transcription factor complexes participating in pancreatic tumorigenesis.
Numerous studies have demonstrated that stromal cells (fibroblast and stellate cells) are the primary source for collagen in desmoplasia, and modulate the genesis and maintenance of the desmoplastic reaction in pancreatic cancer; however, the molecular mechanisms by which these cells contribute to the formation of this component of the active microenvironment are still unknown.
Dr. Fernandez-Zapico's group has identified a set of chromatin remodelers such as histone acetyltransferases (p300 and PCAF) and methyltransferases (MLL) in pancreatic cancer stromal cells that can act as regulators of collagen deposition and expression of cytokines involved in stromal cell activation. Currently, his group is furthering its understanding of these complexes in terms of their role as regulators of the tumoral and stromal compartments interaction, which may prove to be crucial to the development of targeted and more successful therapies in the future.
Pancreatic cancer is a devastating malignancy for which there is an urgent need for new treatments. Surgical resection is the only curative modality, but a mere 10 percent of patients are candidates for resection — and even then, the five-year survival rate after a curative resection is only 20 percent. In addition, these aggressive neoplasms are highly resistant to conventional chemotherapy.
In fact, Gemcitabine or FOLFIRINOX, the current first-line chemotherapeutic agents for patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer, have only modest survival benefits, and tumor response is rarely achieved. Therefore, the need to develop novel therapies in pancreatic cancer is of paramount importance. The appropriate choice of therapies must be derived from a detailed knowledge of the network controlling the pancreatic transformed phenotype.
Dr. Fernandez-Zapico's research group had identified a novel molecular interaction between the Hedgehog and EGFR oncogenic pathways in pancreatic cancer that uses a GLI1-regulated epigenetic complex as shared effector molecule to modulate cell growth in these tumors. These findings have served as foundation for the development of an ongoing phase I clinical trial in pancreatic cancer targeting these cascades using the available Hedgehog and EGFR inhibitors.


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So on the last night of the 2010 Newgrounds Tank Awards me and chris O'Neill were doodling and I got this idea for some short cartoon to do while we were there and record the lines in the recording booth at the NG office. What started out as a stupid gag, turned into a pretty big cast list and lots of dialog. We pulled an all nighter and got this done. Now, due to the heavy talking in this short, it took me quite a bit to finish.
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Hoping all of you NC ladies made it out of last night without any problems! We got lucky, several of my friends not so much :(
Our power was out for about 12 hrs, but that's it. Our rental was within a quarter mile of the path of the tornado, but didn't sustain any damage. I hope your friends are at least physically ok.
-Shannon, momma to H 8/03, N 9/06, & P 8/11, missing S born at 11 wks 1/09
Most of them are, one has an 18 month old that isn't and she's not 100% either. :(
One was kind enough to call me as soon as it was over (even before calling her family in Texas, because they didn't know it was happening and I did) to tell me she and her boys were okay, though their home and van were not. They live in the Montclair area off Piney Green :(
We were out of town this weekend and weren't watching the news or checking the internet. I heard there were severe storms but not the extent of it until we were about 20 minutes from home. We were driving through town on the way home yesterday and started seeing huge pieces of sheet metal wrapped around trees and trees laying on houses, then Lowe's was totally leveled to the left and cars are strewn around and the roof is missing off the shopping area to the right. Where we live is literally sandwiched between where two of the tornadoes hit. It's really traumatic for everybody, I have no idea how more people weren't severely injured or killed.
Army wife - Mama to Liam (9/07), Laine (5/09), and Eliza (7/11)
Oh my goodness mamas, that is so scary. I'm glad you're all okay. MP I hope your friend and her LO are okay and that there are resources in place to help them out. How awful.
Haven't had much activity here, how is everybody?
We have some positive things in the works right now. DH is in the final interviewing stages for a consulting job with IBM. You wouldn't think IBM would have much need for veterans but they have a newly acquired consulting and analytics firm in DC that's involved in defense. How we heard about the job is completely random, I was on city-data asking about cost of living for that area since he was interviewing for a different job at the time and somebody ended up PMing me and suggested he forward his resume to a manager. The original person I spoke to ended up being a consultant for the company and since then he's had two phone interviews and spoke to a recruiter about benefits yesterday. If they're able to expedite things he should have a firm job offer at the end of the week.
I'm looking forward to moving on with the next step in our lives. He'll still do the weekend warrior gig with the National Guard but he'll have the opportunity to work from home occasionally and won't spent 15 hours a day at work like he does now. I'm just over 30 weeks and my pregnancy has been pleasant, I'm hoping this baby will make their debut toward the end of June.
Army wife - Mama to Liam (9/07), Laine (5/09), and Eliza (7/11)
We are geting ready to move back to Louisiana... I am SO stressed about the move (cross country drive with 3 kids 3 and under anyone?) and about unpacking in general but also super excited to be back in our own place. Dh won't be home for another 4-6 months but I am really hoping it will go by fast..
I am also waiting to see if I get my period or if we are going to have an oops RnR baby...
I'm a little past due, still waiting for baby girl to show up. We've had a bunch of family here, so I've been busy with that and work.
we've been getting settled in here at Robins, still living in an extended stay motel. but we're in the middle of buying a house, so hopefully we'll be out of here by the end of the month. I had Brena on the 22nd. we had a completely natural hospital birth, it was pretty wonderful, and so is she! she weighed 8lb10oz and was 20.5in long, and my labor was about 8 hours long.
Wow! Everyone is keeping busy. Just being pg is a full time job in my opinion.
Claire, congrats on B's birth. Did you post your birth story? And congrats on buying a house too! I'm sure it will be a relief to get settled in to your new house.
Sarah, peaceful labor vibes for you. Is your DD excited about being a big sister?
Rachel, I have no idea how to survive that car trip. I'm doing a cross-country drive next month with just DD (26 mos.), and I'm not sure how I'll survive it with just her. DH suggested an iPad with movies on it...not sure how that will work with her RFing though. Someone else suggested children's books on tape...I've never seen those but if they exist, that might be a good option. Would an RnR oops be a good thing? I'm pretty carefully charting to avoid right now because of a big test I have coming up next February, but I can't help but be excited by the idea of an oops each month while I wait for AF.
Katie, good to hear that your pg is treating you well. Any news on the job for DH? Fingers crossed that it works out for him! Would you be moving before or after the baby arrives?
Not much new here. Movers are coming May 23rd. Our house here is rented out and we have rented a house in the Yorktown area already. It's a huge relief knowing where we'll be living. Of course there are all of the other unknowns--what in the world am I going to do as a SAHM?! How am I going to curb our spending so that we can afford for me to SAH for a while? But all of those things will work themselves out I guess....
Well.. we did have an RnR oops :) we were hoping for one more once he got home so just a little early!! I am a little stressed what with moving and the fact that we need to find a bigger, safer vehicle for 4 kids under 4 (ack!!) but yeah... cautiously excited!!
Congrats! I think bigger families are wonderful.
Thanks for the reminder that I need to make sure to grab some protection before hubby comes home so we don't have an oops... We aren't even going to discuss the possibility of a 4th until Maes 1st birthday.
Thanks guys :) I am still very.. conflicted? I don't know, I am happy we are having a baby but the timing is less than ideal. I am really stressed right now so hopefully once things settle down I will be a bit more excited about it.
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We have decided to move to a retirement community from our beautiful off-grid, solar home on 60 wooded acres backed by DNR and National Forest on two sides. We have internet and wifi via satellite uplink-downlink dish and another dish for tv. We have no landline phone, and cell coverage is via antennas and amplifier system. We had the shell of the 3400 square foot, two-story home finished for us in 2004, and we have been slowly completing the interior which is about 80% done. The downstairs (1700 sq ft) is finished with a huge family room, pool table, stone fireplace with cooking crane, and wood stove; guest kitchen; 8x12 walk-in pantry; battery/storage room which also holds the inverter for the solar panels; shared full bath; vanities in the two downstairs bedrooms; and floor tile throughout. The upstairs (also 1700 sq ft) is partially finished with drywall and paint throughout. The kitchen/great room is 900 sq ft. We are currently working on the main kitchen area which will be approximately 500 square feet and tiled. The kitchen has a professional, 6-burner stove with griddle, salamander and two ovens. There will be enough room in the open kitchen area for a large table in front of the upstairs stone fireplace with cooking crane. The great room, with its own wood stove, opens to the front deck and has a powder room off the hallway leading to the master suite. The covered deck is 10x42 and overlooks the valley to the north. The master suite is approximately 550 square feet and includes a walk-in closet, a separate toilet room, large (unfinished) shower stall, and space for the vanity and soaking tub. Except for the tiled kitchen, powder room, and master toilet room, there is no floor covering on upper floor. The 560 ft well is tested pure and never fails. The large shop contains wood, auto, and metal working tools. Kubota Tractor has 6' snowblower, backhoe, pallet forks. There are working chicken and duck houses with solar-electric fenced yard. Our home is about 3 miles up an unpaved county road. We are about 1500 feet above the town of Chelan in elevation. Hiking, hunting, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, painting, star-gazing, photography, gardening, writing, and reading are good activities in the area as well as watching for the wildlife that live in the area including deer, coyote, wolves, bear, big-horned sheep, owls, cougar, eagles, hawks, and a multitude of other birds. Designated as an American Viticulture Area (AVA) in 2009, Lake Chelan offers a one-of-a-kind wine tasting experience featuring over 20 wineries, many of them award-winning. There is also a blossoming art/music scene. The town of Chelan (15 minutes away) is at Southeast end of Lake Chelan, a crystal-clear, 55-mile long, 1486 feet deep lake, 3rd deepest lake in U.S. The mostly wilderness surrounded lake is landlocked, and annually stocked with nearly 900,000 fish, making it a fisherman's destination. $525,000 -- Please contact -- email@example.com
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Storm and part of the east patio, and Kathe with some of the birds. We have Muscovy ducks and Black Jersey Giant chickens.
What a beautiful place. I hope you can find someone who will appreciate it. I'm sure you hate to let it go.
Thanks Texasgirl. Coincidentally, our goal is to move to Georgetown Texas as soon as we sell this place. It's been very rewarding and lots of fun living here but it's time to take it easy and let someone else feed the chickens, .......
Well, Yeehaw then. I like Georgetown. Close enough to Austin and the Hill country and far enough away all the same. I make hubby feed the chickens. They mostly eat bugs and Lord knows what else in this climate.
Kathe in Chelan with one of the annual "Fire & Ice Festival" ice sculptures that are around town until they melt. Just one of the art festivals in town.
That's an old cast iron school bell on the tall post. The cross arms are to hang BIG wind chimes on. Biggest ones I've made so far have 6' tubes and we'll have to see what this summer brings.
The first floor is set up to be a self-contained unit: two bedrooms, kitchen, 20'x36' living room, full bath, level entry, own parking area at the same grade, handicapped-accessible, wood stove and 4' fireplace, 8'x12' pantry, etc., with total area of 1,700 sf. We thought about renting it out, but didn't, or starting a B&B, but didn't.
Here's what you need to live off grid - tinfoil, duct tape and a sense of humor. This is me testing locations for a cell phone rebroadcast antenna inside the house. I taped the antenna to a cookie sheet, to avoid feedback to the outside antenna, filled in some gaps with tinfoil and tested it. And made myself a hat while I was at it. The battery room, behind me, wasn't the best location but I WAS protected from those pesky alien signals... for a while at least. Sorry the picture is blurry, we were both laughing pretty hard.


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The Hauser procedure used to be performed for recurrent dislocation of the patella.
In this procedure the tibial tubercle (bump on shin below the kneecap) with attached patellar tendon (tendon below the kneecap) is cut and moved medially (towards the inner aspect), but no attempt is made to move it anteriorly (further forward).
This procedure is no longer done but is included here as there are many patients still symptomatic who have this procedure in the past.
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Aquatic health professionals gathered last fall in Atlanta for the third annual National Swimming Pool Environmental Health Leaders Meeting and sixth annual World Aquatic Health Conference, hosted by the National Swimming Pool Foundation. This year was the first time that both meetings were held together and the NSPEHL meeting reported record attendance.
"The NSPEHL meeting is the most broadly attended forum for environmental health leaders to meet and discuss technical and administrative issues affecting swimming pool programs," said Doug Sackett, Assistant Director, New York State Health Department and Director of the Model Aquatic Health Code (MAHC).
NSPEHL speakers included Sackett; Kathleen Reilly, public affairs specialist at the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, who shared the latest on the Viginia Graeme Baker Pool & Spa Safety Act enforcement and educational efforts; Jim Ridge, South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control; and Michele Hlavsa, chief of the CDC Healthy Swimming Program.
WAHC speakers included individuals with expertise in all areas of aquatics. Michael Beach, Ph.D., associate director for healthy water, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center, and Bruce Wigo, CEO of the International Swimming Hall of Fame in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., served as keynote speakers. The two-day conference included seminars on aquatic health benefits, recreational water illness prevention, operations and green technology.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PR- 359-07 October 9, 2007 MAYOR BLOOMBERG AND BETTE MIDLER PLANT THE FIRST OF ONE MILLION TREES AND LAUNCH MILLION TREES NYC PlaNYC Initiative Will Plant One Million Trees in the Next Decade Tree 1 of 1,000,000 is a Carolina Silverbell Planted in Morrisania Section of the Bronx Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and New York Restoration Project (NYRP) Founder Bette Midler today launched the Million Trees NYC initiative to plant and care for one million trees throughout the five boroughs in the next decade. The Mayor and Ms. Midler planted a street tree in the Morrisania section of the Bronx – a neighborhood with too few trees and high rates of asthma – and declared the Carolina Silverbell to be the first of one million trees. Through a mix of public and private plantings, Million Trees NYC, an important initiative of PlaNYC, will expand New York City's urban forest by 20%. All New Yorkers will share in the many benefits that come from planting trees – more beautiful neighborhoods and parks; cleaner air and water; higher property values; energy savings; cooler summer streets, yards, and public open spaces; and a healthier, more environmentally sustainable City. Million Trees NYC will get New Yorkers involved in the planting and caring of trees for the next decade. Mayor Bloomberg and Bette Midler were joined at the announcement by First Deputy Mayor Patricia E. Harris, Deputy Mayor for Economic Development and Rebuilding Daniel L. Doctoroff, Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe, City Planning Director Amanda M. Burden, Director of the Mayor's Office for Long-term Planning and Sustainability Rohit T. Aggarwala, United States Forest Service Abigail (Gail) Kimbel and The Home Depot Foundation President Kelly Caffarelli. "New York City has always been a place of big dreams and big ideas – and our Administration has never been afraid to embrace them," said Mayor Bloomberg. "Over the next decade, with our friends at the New York Restoration Project, we are going to plant an unprecedented one million new trees across the City. PlaNYC is our plan to make New York a greener, greater city and Million Trees NYC is a key part in that effort. This is an ambitious goal and to achieve it we're going to need the help of the entire City; I'm encouraging all New Yorkers to get involved." "I urge every New Yorker to dig in and be a part of Million Trees NYC," said NYRP Founder Bette Midler. "It's the responsibility of our city's corporations and foundations, developers, block associations, policymakers, home owners and renters – all New Yorkers – to create a million living, growing legacies that will enhance our beloved city and sustain the world for generations to come. To walk under the branches of a tree that you have planted connects you to the roots of our past and the aspirations of our future." "PlaNYC is one of the most comprehensive initiatives to enhance an urban environment ever undertaken by an American city, and Million Trees NYC is an important part of it," said Deputy Mayor Doctoroff. "New York City has some of the greatest parks and most beautiful tree-lined streets in the world, but we also have too many neighborhoods and streets without sufficient coverage. Million Trees NYC will change that and will go a long way to help us create a green, sustainable New York City." The Parks Department will receive nearly $400 million over the next ten years to plant 600,000 public trees by reforesting 2,000 acres of existing parkland and lining New York City streets with trees. The City's partners, including non-profit and community organizations, businesses, developers and everyday New Yorkers will plant the remaining 400,000 trees. "Planting a million trees will make a noticeable difference around New York City," said Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe. "Trees make neighborhoods more livable and increase property values, cool and clean the air, shelter and feed wildlife. The comforting shade of trees soothes the senses and returns us to nature, rounding out the rough edges of urban life." The Department of City Planning has proposed new zoning changes that would require the planting of street trees as a condition of all new developments, major enlargements and some conversions in all five boroughs. If adopted this spring, the initiative, now in public review, could generate roughly 10,000 new trees each year. "To help fulfill the Mayor's pledge, City Planning has developed a proposal, already in public review, to require that all new developments plant street trees," said City Planning Director Burden. "We estimate that this requirement will generate approximately 10,000 new street trees each year, helping beautify neighborhoods, cool the streets and cleanse the city's air." Million Trees NYC will seek to leverage every opportunity to plant trees on public land, and the Parks Department and the New York Restoration Project will enlist individuals and organizations throughout the City to plant and maintain trees on privately owned property as well. The Parks Department and NYRP will work with community partners as it assesses tree planting opportunities at places like schoolyards, public housing campuses, health care facilities, business districts, commercial and residential developments, front yards and other private lands. The initiative will include extensive outreach and education for everyone from residential and commercial developers to children. NYRP and its partners will seek the financial and in-kind support of individuals, corporations and foundations. To support the initiative's tree planting, stewardship and education programs, NYRP and the Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City will seek the financial and in-kind support of individuals, corporations and foundations. The Mayor and Ms. Midler announced today that The Home Depot Foundation has made a $1.5 million contribution to support the initiative. "New York Restoration Project's partnership with the City of New York serves as an example of how government, non-profits and the private sector can align to accomplish great things on behalf of New York City," said Drew Becher, Executive Director of New York Restoration Project. "With every tree we plant today, an investment is being made in our neighborhoods and green spaces, the health of our residents, the strength of local economies, and most important, our planet Earth." There are many ways to get involved in Million Trees NYC:
Each request for a street tree will trigger an evaluation of the suggested site by a Parks department inspector. Considerations such as electrical wires, underground utilities, light posts and building entrances will be part of the inspection. If it is possible to plant a tree in the site requested, a tree planting contractor will be assigned to plant the tree in the next possible planting season, in either the spring or fall. For more information, visit www.nyc.gov or call 311. Million Trees NYC is one of 127 PlaNYC initiatives to make New York City more sustainable by 2030. The initiatives range from doubling the fuel efficiency of the entire New York City taxi fleet to implementing a bold congestion pricing plan to reduce car traffic, reduce air pollutants and create funding for critical mass transit projects. Together, the 127 initiatives will help meet the challenges faced by New York City as its population continues to grow by one million more by 2030, while at the same time reducing the City's greenhouse gas emissions by 30%. PlaNYC includes a $1.2 billion investment in the city's parks and open spaces by building 800 new GreenStreets, redeveloping, expanding and improving eight regional destination parks in all five boroughs, increasing usage by installing lights and building multi-use fields, and opening 290 schoolyards as playgrounds to create new opportunities for recreation. MEDIA CONTACT: Stuart Loeser / Jason Post (212) 788-2958 GENERAL CONTACT: Warner Johnston (Parks & Recreation) (212) 360-1311 Roberta Greene (NYRP) (646) 918-6008 |
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Lorrie Moore, in talking about her short stories and novels, has admitted that her work has an underlying theme of sadness. Her narrative is often overlaid with tones of cynicism, one-liners, and wisecracks, which suggest sadness below the surface. Certainly, this appears to be the case in "You're Ugly, Too," an acclaimed short story fromMoore's collection Like Life. How, then, doesMoore keep a reader engaged? Sadness alone will not hold all readers. Part of the effectiveness ofMoore's writing lies with her detailed, nuanced observation about the human condition, via her characters and her descriptions.Moore's observations about the human psyche are fascinating. But it's the edgy interplay...
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Authorities are searching for the driver of a car that caused an accident on Interstate 75 on Sunday.
According to a report from the Florida Highway Patrol:
A car driven by a Venice man was struck in the southbound lanes near mile marker 199.
A 49-year-old Venice man was driving a 1988 Buick in the left lane. A red Honda attempted to pass the Buick on the left shoulder of the road. As the Honda attempted to travel back into the left lane of the interstate, it hit the Buick on its left side.
After the collision, the Honda turned off its lights and proceeded southbound.
No one was injured.
FHP asks anyone with information on the crash to contact the agency.
Hit-and-run accident on Interstate 75
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Amigos, for all the noise about seeking justice in Oswaldo Paya's murder, the process looks iffy.
The process must begin in Spain. And as well known hereabouts Spain, given her Cuban commercial partnership, is safely in Castro's bag. Today they gave a good clue regarding their disposition on the matter:
No pardon for Spaniard in Cuba car crash….Spain's National Court said Wednesday it saw no reason to pardon a Spanish politician convicted in Cuba over a car crash that killed a leading dissident there.
For the best inside stuff on the Paya/Carromero case, I recommend you read Phil Peters. Few commentators on the issue are as close to the murderers as he is (for reasons very similar to Spain's.) He has always waxed confident that Carromero and the Paya family wont get to second base on this thing. He's probably getting the inside scoop from sources very much in the know (the murderers.)


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The Canadiens will be looking for a new captain for the 2014-15 season.
After failing to reach a contract agreement with Brian Gionta before the Canada Day free-agent sweepstakes began at noon Tuesday, the former Habs captain signed a three-year deal with the Buffalo Sabres worth $4.25 million per season later in the afternoon. Gionta will be joined in Buffalo by Josh Gorges after the Canadiens traded the defenceman to the Sabres in exchange for a second-round draft pick in 2016. Gorges has four years remaining on a six-year, $23.4-million contact with a $3.9-million cap hit each year.
Shortly after noon, the Canadiens signed free-agent Manny Malhotra to a one-year, $850,000 deal. The 6-foot-2, 220-pound centre posted 7-6-13 totals in 69 games last season with the Carolina Hurricanes. He averaged 11:35 of ice time per game and won 59.4 per cent of his faceoffs. In 933 careeer games, the 34-year-old has posted 115-176-291 totals.
"It's an opportunity to win," Malhotra said on a conference call Tuesday afternoon. "To say it's a great hockey market is a gross understatement."
Malhotra added: "This team is the best fit for me hockey-wise and family-wise."
The Canadiens later re-signed free-agent defenceman Mike Weaver to a one-year, $1.75-million deal. Weaver played 17 games with the Canadiens last season after being acquired from the Florida Panthers at the NHL trade deadline, posting 1-6-7 totals and a plus-9.
After the signing was announced, Weaver tweeted: "Fier d'être de retour! We had the contract signed for a few weeks! Just wanted to keep everyone in suspense!"
The Canadiens announced a couple more free-agent signings Tuesday, inking forward Jiri Sekac to a two-year entry-level contract and defenceman Tom Gilbert to a two-year deal worth $5.6 million.
Sekac, a 6-foot, 174-pounder, played 47 games last season with Lev Praha in the KHL, posting 11-17-28 totals. Gilbert, a 6-foot-3, 206-pounder, posted 3-25-28 totals with 18 penalty minutes last season with the Panthers.
"When you visit Montreal and you see the way the fans are excited game in and game out, it makes playing there exciting," Gilbert said on a conference call.
"Manny touched on it with where he is in his career," Gilbert added. "I'm looking for what everyone is looking for: a chance to win the Cup."
The 35-year-old Gionta spent five seasons with the Canadiens after signing a five-year, $25-million free-agent contract during the summer of 2009. In 81 regular-season games last season, Gionta posted 18-22-40 totals. In 17 playoff games, Gionta scored one goal and added six assists.
"I was never looking to break the bank (with the Habs)," Gionta told The Gazette's Dave Stubbs Tuesday morning after contract talks with the club broke down. "My time for that is past.
"It will be about the family now that Montreal window is closed," Gionta added.
Gorges, who spent eight years with the Canadiens after being acquired in a trade with the San Jose Sharks, played in 66 regular-season games last season, posting 1-13-14 totals and a plus-6. He spoke with Sportsnet shortly after the trade to Buffalo was announced.
"It's tough," Gorges said. "I mean, you never really expect to get traded … you never think that this day is going to come. I mean, obviously, it comes for everybody and it's happened to me once before. But when that phone call does come that day you're not prepared for it. So it's tough when you first hear the news, and especially because I've really loved every moment that I've had here in Montreal. It's become my home over the last eight years and I've made a lot of good friends in this city and on this team and that's the hardest part … knowing that you have to say bye to all that and move forward. But that's the nature of the beast and part of the business that we're involved in. So you deal with it and you move on. And like I said, I'm excited about the opportunity to go to Buffalo and help that team out."
Canadiens GM Marc Bergevin had tried to trade Gorges to the Toronto Maple Leafs, but the defenceman nixed that as part of a limited no-trade clause in his contract. Gorges told Sportsnet that after playing with the Canadiens for such a long time it would have been hard to "switch over and play for the Toronto Maple Leafs."
"Nothing against that organization or that team," Gorges said. "But when you build a rivalry it's hard mentally, emotionally to think, 'Wow, I've grown to hate this team, to play against them, how could I ever really go and put my heart and soul into it?' And so I just wanted to take some time before I made a decision."
In an interview with The Gazette's Stubbs, Gorges was asked who his pick would be to be the next Habs captain.
"Everyone watches how (Andrei Markov) trains, prepares and plays," Gorges said. "That's what you want from your leader."
When Canadiens GM Marc Bergevin met with the media Tuesday afternoon in Brossard he was asked about a future captain. Bergevin said if he did have someone in mind he wouldn't say now and added that it was too early to make that decision. How that captain will be picked will remain "in house" Bergevin said.
When asked if he had a date by which he wanted to have restricted free-agent defenceman P.K. Subban signed, Bergevin said "no." When The Gazette's Pat Hickey suggested Oct. 1 as the date, Bergevin responded "that would be nice," drawing chuckles from the media.
The Canadiens didn't make a qualifying offer for forward Ryan White, meaning he now becomes an unrestricted free agent.
"Ryan was really good for us," Bergevin told the media in Brossard. "I have a lot of respect for the way he played. But sometimes the teacher needs new students and the student needs a new teacher. So maybe a change of scenery will help him out. Again, I have a lot of respect for Ryan, but we made a decision to go with Manny Malhotra."
Thomas Vanek, acquired by the Canadiens at last season's NHL trade deadline, signed a three-year free-agent deal with the Minnesota Wild worth $19.5 million. Vanek turned down a seven-year, $50-million offer from the Islanders last season before he was traded to Montreal.
Bergevin also announced that the club has signed junior forward Jeremy Grégoire to a three-year, NHL entry-level contract. In 65 regular-season games with the Baie-Comeau Drakkar of the QMJHL last season, the 6-foot, 187-pound forward posted 35-34-69 totals. The Canadiens selected him in the sixth round (176th overall) at the 2013 NHL draft.
Bergevin also signed free-agent goalie Joey MacDonald to a one-year, two-way contract on Tuesday. In 11 games with the Calgary Flames last season, MacDonald posted a 5-4-1 record with a 2.90 goals-against average and a .890 save percentage.
(Photo by John Mahoney/The Gazette)
Habs add size and experience in free-agent frenzy, by The Gazette's Pat Hickey
Gionta leaves Habs with a heavy heart, by The Gazette's Dave Stubbs
Mixed emotions as Gorges heads to Buffalo, by Dave Stubbs
Habs sign free-agent Malhotra, canadiens.com
Bergevin press conference (video), canadiens.com
Canadiens' salary-cap chart, capgeek.com
Gionta signs three-year deal with Sabres, buffalosabres.com
Sabres acquire Gorges, buffalosabres.com
Free-agent signings tracker, NHL.com
Official list of available free agents, NHL.com
Wild signs Vanek for three years, NHL.com
Former Hab Cammalleri signs five-year, $25-million deal with Devils, NHL.com
Senators trade Spezza to Stars, NHL.com
Avalanche signs Iginla to three-year, $16-million deal, NHL.com


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4.53 | 2.67 | - | - | 36 1/2 | - | 4.12 | 6.88 |
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40 Yd | 20 Yd | 10 Yd | 225 Bench | Vertical jump | Broad | Shuttle | 3-Cone Drill |
4.49 | 2.67 | 1.63 | - | 36 1/2 | 10'2" | 4.12 | 6.88 |
Greene will fight the ball at times, especially when he lets the ball come to him, but he has soft hands and the hand/eye coordination to improve his ballskills. He is accountable and reliable on the field and off with the ambition welcomed in the locker room. Greene has the skill-set ideally suited for the slot where he can be an impact player in the NFL, but his lack of size and physicality are question marks in his transition.
Although he missed four games in 2011 (Achilles injury), Greene made an instant impact as a true freshman and led the Seminoles in receiving, earning MVP honors in the Champ Sports Bowl. Greene improved his production as a sophomore and became the first Florida State player to score a touchdown rushing, receiving and on a return in the same season, finishing with a pair of punt return scores.
He was the leading receiver for the BCS National Champion Seminoles in 2013 and became the first Florida State wideout to eclipse the 1,000-yard receiving mark since Anquan Boldin in 2002, earning First Team All-ACC honors. Greene had his most productive season in 2014 as a senior with a school record 99 catches for 1,365 receiving yards and seven scores, earning First Team All-ACC honors.
Subtle patience, footwork and burst to set up his moves in single coverage. Very good feel in his routes to catch defenders off-guard. Savvy moves before and after the catch, controlling his momentum well. Runs tough and decisive with deceiving body strength - bounces back up after hits. Quick hands and eyes to find the ball with natural adjustments and concentration in traffic. Slippery after the catch with excellent spatial awareness and finishing speed. Knows where the sticks are and finds soft zones to work.
Very smart and his development has come natural to him. Experienced lining up inside and outside at the X, Y and Z positions. Experienced punt returner with a 12.3 average and two career scores (28/468/12.3/2). Trains and prepares like a professional with mature working habits. Perfectionist and humble winner. Soft-spoken leader and consummate teammate. Mature lifestyle with an infant son born Oct. 2013. Doesn't take plays off and wants to be the best.
Highly productive and first player in school history to lead team in receiving four straight years, including back-to-back 1,000-yard receiving seasons. Finished career with 42-game streak of at least one catch. School record for career receptions (270) and receiving yards (3,830) with one 200-yard and 15 100-yard receiving games in his career.
WEAKNESSES: Average height with a string bean body type. Very lean muscled and will likely never reach 190-pounds. Below average strength and will be pushed around and overwhelmed at times by defenders. Smallish target with a limited catching radius.
Will never consistently win in contested situations and struggles with 50/50 chances. Speed is good-enough, but he'll never be the fastest player on the field. Will get locked up with his footwork and will get caught thinking too much about his feet, leading to drops. Too many body catches and doesn't consistently attack the ball away from his body Will have the ball ripped out at and after the catch point, struggling with the physicality part of the position.
Too much of a spectator as a blocker. Not a weakness, but more of a note: has a close relationship with his father who was sentenced to 30 years in prison for possession of cocaine with the intent to distribute (Jan. 2013).
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I'm trying to sell everything all together. If I don't by the end of the week I'll part out everything.
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The incident is the latest in a rising number of insider attacks which are fracturing the trust between Nato and Afghan forces.
US Army Major Martyn Crighton said the service member was killed on Sunday. His identity and nationality were not disclosed.
Mohammad Zarak, spokesman for the governor of Helmand province, said the shooting took place in Nad Ali district after an argument between an Afghan soldier and coalition forces.
At least 45 separate insider attacks, where members of the Afghan security forces or insurgents dressed in their uniforms turn their guns on US and allied troops, have killed more than 60 Nato service members so far this year.


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