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Her sunny smile, her joyful nature, strength, courage, love, selflessness, affection, dignity, generosity and elegance endeared her to anyone fortunate enough to have been touched by her. She has inspired us all and we thank God for her having graced our lives with her presence. Floraine will forever remain in our hearts.
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August 25, 1923 -- October 19, 2008
Floraine Beatrice Williams grew up in the San Juan Hill section of Manhattan and lived in the city all of her life.
The daughter of Beatrice (Berry) of St. Croix (Danish West Indies) and William Matthew of St. Kitts, she was the youngest of nine in a large family which included sisters Carmen, Nathalie (Dolly), Geraldine and Ruth, and brothers Cameron, William, Jr. (Buster), Travis (Sonny) and Lawrence (Copper), all of whom predeceased her.
Flo graduated from Morris High School in the Bronx before marrying the love of her life, the late Lloyd Paul Williams. Their blessed union would produce five children and last 54 years, until his death in April of 2004.
Floraine was a devoted and loving mother who remained very focused on her kids during their childhood. Then, after many years as a homemaker, she returned to the workforce as an executive secretary with New York City's Human Resources Administration (HRA) in the Department of Post Institutional Services. At HRA, she forged lasting friendships with many of her co-workers. And upon her retirement, Flo was able to spend more time with her family.
Devoutly religious and deeply spiritual, Floraine was a faithful parishioner for over half a century at St. Catherine of Sienna Church where she was a member of the Rosary Society and taught Sunday school. During her golden years, Flo loved to travel with her husband, especially taking cruises to the Caribbean and trips to Atlantic City and Las Vegas.
She left behind her children Lawrence, Lloyd, Jr., Daryl, Teri and Roderick; daughters-in-law Claudia and Susan; son-in-law Raymond Smaltz; grandchildren, Cameron and Gabrielle Williams; step-grandchild Nicholas Antoine; and numerous cousins, nieces and nephews. The next generation may have now taken the mantle, though Flo's generous, loving spirit shall undoubtedly endure.
Her sunny smile, her joyful nature, strength, courage, love, selflessness, affection, dignity, generosity and elegance endeared her to anyone fortunate enough to have been touched by her. She has inspired us all and we thank God for her having graced our lives with her presence. Floraine will forever remain in our hearts.
A wake with a viewing and memorial service will be held at St. Catherine's on Wednesday, October 29th between 2 and 4 PM, and between 7 and 9 PM.
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I knew this baby wanted to come to us fast, but I didn't expect to go into labour before forty weeks. I felt a trickle just as I was falling asleep about 1 am on Saturday 7th May, exactly thirty nine weeks! After mopping the bathroom floor, my mind was racing and I found it really hard to get to sleep. Where are the contractions, if this is it? And what about being Group B Strep positive?
Waking up on Saturday morning, I expected to feel contractions, but no, nothing. We bought a thermometer as Robyn asked that I monitor my temperature, given the GBS. I wasn't concerned about it, knowing my body and how it works. I rang my mum and she said the same thing had happened to her - waters broke. Nothing happened for ages. That was heartening.
After nearly twenty four hours without contractions, I didn't think I'd ever have one, l found myself wide awake about 6am, although this wasn't too unusual as I'd been waking up in the middle of the night for the past week. I finally began to feel contractions steadily six minutes apart. The contractions stayed steadily six minutes apart most of the day. We decided a walk might help get things going, and we went along the coastal cliff top walk to the Macquarie Lighthouse and back. I sat on a bench and looked out at the ocean, wondering if baby was ever going to come.
Contractions strengthened and got closer together at four minutes, and I became a little more serious, not wanting to talk through them but still being able to hold a conversation. My mum and friends arrived but nothing happened, we just chatted and the energy was a bit flat. The minute I laid down to sleep I had a massive contraction, followed by another, ongoing at four minutes apart. I spent the night in and out of the shower and eventually woke Andrew about 4:30am.
About 10am Andrew got the pool blown up and after a problem with the hose and running out of hot water, I got in. It was bliss and the contractions came and went in smooth waves rather than rough peaks. Skye and Jess arrived back, and Robyn arrived and immediately checked the baby's heart rate which was solid as usual. I wanted her to tell me, 'This is the way you should do it' or 'You're at this stage' or 'if you do this, the pain will go', but she was just there. This was the beginning of my fight against the contractions. I grabbed Andrew's arm during each pain, not in control in the slightest. He breathed and made noises with me, without coaching, I began to say, "No, no, no" as each one rose, Robyn was amazing, she'd say, "Yes, yes, yes" over the top of my 'no's'. I was annoyed, thinking, 'But why would I say yes to this pain!', but she was right. Eventually Robyn said that given the GBS risk we needed to think about transfer for antibiotics, She talked as though I could just cruise over to the hospital, have an IV of antibiotics, and cruise back home to give birth, even changing position seemed insane, let alone getting out, dressed, into a car... But none of that was a consideration: I wasn't having antibiotics. I'd read and prepared: antibiotics would give me and baby thrush; they wouldn't kill all the bacteria anyway; and I naturally have lots of bacteria in my vagina, and I don't want to muck about with It. I didn't want to inhibit the formation of healthy gut flora in the baby, and I didn't want my baby to have antibiotics, especially when the risk of toxaemia from GBS is 1 in 1000. So I said, "No way in hell!" Robyn was genuinely concerned, and I heard her ring another midwife, and then Randwick hospital. I also heard her ask Andrew, who stuck by what I wanted.
Again Robyn mentioned transfer and by then I was thinking transfer myself, but not for GBS. I was thinking about drugs, the pain was all-consuming, and I wasn't getting breaks in the three to four minutes between contractions any more. There was pain In the front of my pelvis. I asked Robyn if I needed to transfer because the baby wouldn't come out and I couldn't handle the pain, and she said so firmly "Oh of course you can birth this baby here, there's no doubt about that." I was a bit annoyed; I wanted someone to tell me my escape from the pain was justified.
All sorts of crazy thoughts began to cross my mind. I had to get a break from the pain. How would I get drugs? No, not hospital! There are pain killers in the kitchen cupboard … I could just take lots. I pictured it. I wondered how I'd ask, how I'd get it, because I knew people might not take me seriously. I didn't voice any of this. Andrew had gone for a short walk to take a breather. I was roaring through contractions and Robyn was reminding me to keep noises low and guttural. I'd done no prenatal classes of any sort, and I'd found a lot of the birth preparation things I'd read, especially 'Birthing from Within', frustrating and 'not me'.
There was complacency in the room, another day was ending. I sensed that everyone had retreated, given up on me, like I was never going to get there. I was despairing. But I never voiced this, although I felt this way for so long. People had left the room. Robyn miraculously appeared at key moments like a fairy, and regularly checked the heart rate which remained strong and steady. She'd check my temperature, which never really varied, l got the sense my moaning was getting repetitive, it was not only tiring me out but I felt like it was draining on everyone else too. Everyone needed a break.
My mum was somehow next to me. I don't remember her coming there, she just was there. At first it was annoying. She has a very light touch and it can be irritating. But then she did something I don't think she's ever done. She began to tell me I could do it. And with each contraction she told me it was 'a good one'. She repeated the same things over and over, and in my head it was a bit annoying but I began to believe it after a while. She made the noises with me, in a really steady way, and it was just the two of us, breathing and making noises. She was the only one still sticking by me, and she wasn't going to let me get out of this. She's never done this; she's always let me get off scot free, give up halfway through, take the easy way out.
Everyone began to migrate back into the room, hanging around the edges watching and noticing the atmosphere changing. I was only vaguely aware of this, but everyone commented on it later. Twice I vomited pretty violently. Most of it went on Andrew! He took it all in his stride, didn't even change his shirt, just stayed with me. Robyn was excited by this, recognising it as a sign of transition. I'm not sure that it was, but things did change when it happened. Robyn wanted me to get out of the pool. Things were happening, but not enough, even I knew this. I wasn't getting a break between contractions because of the pelvic pain. Robyn suggested this might be the last bit of cervical dilation happening while the baby's head pushed against it. I managed to sit on the toilet then lie on the couch, then stand up for a few contractions, but it felt awful, and I begged to be let back in the pool.
I think standing up must have helped somehow, but eventually I began to feel my body push. It was overwhelming, like something taking me over, and my whole body convulsed. Despite the intensity, I was glad. I expected to feel the baby moving down the birth canal, getting closer, but nothing. It just felt like my body was pushing against a rock. After pushing a while, Robyn offered to check my dilation. I was silent, thinking to myself, what good is it? Let it just happen.
It seemed like so long that my body had been pushing, and Robyn had even said that I should try pushing on top of the involuntary push. Finally the pain in my pelvis eased, but was quickly replaced by another debilitating pain, all around my waist. Robyn said this was the uterus fatiguing, which made sense given I'd been having contractions for over thirty six hours now. I changed position to my knees, leaning forward over the edge of the pool and Andrew was there again. This gave me a bit of renewed energy, but I soon remembered I didn't want to birth on my hand and knees, so turned back round to semi-reclining.
Eventually Robyn said to try and feel for the head and it felt like a centimetre of silky smooth opening. I pushed so hard, it was very empowering! There was a moment of relief towards the end of each push. I remember Andrew saying to me I sounded like I was enjoying myself at one point (I wasn't, but I guess he was probably thinking of 'Orgasmic Birth'!). Robyn said I should feel for the head again and this time it felt a quarter to a third out. I thought about all those people who breathe their babies out and couldn't understand how that is possible. I felt the perineum stretch so easily. It didn't sting, just stretched like a piece of tight elastic. It did sting at the front, and I was convinced I was tearing around my clitoris and urethra but I didn't care, I was almost there!
At crowning, everyone was oohing and aahing, standing around the bottom of the pool. I think I waited for the next contraction before I pushed out the shoulders, and then the body slid out with a rush and everyone gasped and cheered and I heard Jess burst into tears. Someone said it was 7:57pm. It was an intensely emotional moment. Robyn lifted him from the water and began unravelling the cord which was twice around his neck and once around his body. I helped pull it away and held him as he cried almost straight away. His body was purplish, his head slightly paler because of the cord, but he cried robustly and loudly. I messaged his little hands as I remembered that might help stimulate him, not that he really needed it.
As I looked at him and said hi for the first time, I realised he was a complete stranger. I didn't know him, yet he had come from me. Andrew was overwhelmed, and we looked at him and he said how proud he was of me and all sorts of other things, it was amazing. We realised we didn't know the sex – yes, a little boy, not what we expected but perfectly fine.
We could see that the top of his head had the imprint of the cervix on it, and also some lines that Robyn said could be my ribs. She speculated he had been breech and turned during labour, which would explain why it took so long from when the contractions ramped up.
The placenta was huge! We all checked it out, and Andrew cut the cord. Isambard fed about an hour after birth. He was 4kg exactly and measured 50cm long with big hands and feet. I had no tears. Not even a graze, which was amazing because I'd felt such stinging at the front. Everyone eventually headed off and I was finally tucked up in bed with my little boy and my amazing husband.
I don't remember much about that first night, I don't know if we slept, having little sleep over the previous thirty six hours or more. I still can't believe I did it, I actually had my baby at home with no intervention, I stood my ground, I know what was right, and I made it, perfectly.
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Thank goodness for brave women like you!! I am currently pregnant with my second child, and plan on having a home birth. My first birth was in a birthing centre inside a hospital and I birthed my baby naturally but towards the end because of time restriction on second stage labour the midwife really pushed me into pushing the baby out faster, I was using hypnobirthing and breathing techniques. When the baby finally came out she had a terrible cone head and big bruise on her head as well, not to mention my 2nd degree tears from pushing so hard. However i still really enjoyed my birthing experience because of the hypnobirthing. But I do believe that that little bit of intervention at the end by making me push like there was no tomorrow, caused my daughters head trauma and my tearing. This time I'm having a home birth, and baby will come when it's ready. Mind you my first labour only went for 10hrs! I don't get hospital policy?


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Recovering right-hander feels ready to pitch after first rehab outing
LOS ANGELES -- Zack Greinke will pitch somewhere on Wednesday, and it could be with the Dodgers.
A month after breaking his left collarbone, Greinke went 4 1/3 innings on Friday in his first rehab start with Class A Rancho Cucamonga. The right-hander did not have any lingering effects from the injury he suffered April 11 in a benches-clearing incident in San Diego.
"It doesn't really bother me or restrict me," Greinke said Saturday afternoon. "I feel my mechanics are the same -- that's the main thing I worry about."
Greinke could be on the mound for the Dodgers on Wednesday in the finale of a three-game series against the Nationals, provided team doctors give him the green light.
"It won't be his decision," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said before Saturday's game against the Marlins. "It's not so much that he's ready to pitch here, it's that they're willing to take the risk of everything that could happen while he's pitching here. I think we would all like it to be here. But I'd also like him to be totally ready."
Greinke believes he's ready to be activated from the disabled list.
"I'll be close to 100 percent physically," Greinke said. "Pitching-wise, close to 100 percent. I'm probably five starts until I'm 100 percent pitching-wise and they don't want to wait that long."
Greinke allowed eight runs (three earned) on six hits against Lake Elsinore on Friday night, striking out four. He made 80 pitches. While the numbers do not look great, Greinke did not have any setbacks and used all his pitches.
"I wasn't great, but there were a lot of positives," Greinke said. "I made more mistakes than I'd like to have. My location was solid. It was like a middle of Spring Training to about the end of Spring Training start."
While Greinke was able to throw only a few weeks after surgery, he has yet to face live pitching. He's been hitting off a tee and said, "I could swing 100 percent if I wanted to."
If the Dodgers determine Greinke needs another rehab start, Matt Magill would be in line to start Wednesday. The rookie went five innings on Friday against the Marlins, allowing three runs in a no-decision.
Greinke was originally expected to miss up to eight weeks, but it appears he could be back in the Majors in nearly half that time.
"Honestly, I don't feel I've rushed it at all," Greinke said.


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I am grateful to have served many of the largest retailers in the world. I've worked with grocery, drugstore, department store, mass merchant, big box, specialty and foodservice retailers on everything from major channel redesign to implementations of store and ecommerce systems.
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What sparked your interest to work in the retail industry?
In high school, I had a job as a stock boy in a department store. I really enjoyed the work, especially the interaction with folks in the store. Retail has provided many interesting opportunities for growth, so I've stuck with it.
Describe the best seamless retail experience you have had.
I haven't had it yet.
Are you an online shopper?
I have to be because there's just not enough hours in the day to get it done. I do my shopping at the same time I'm doing everything else. Off of my laptop or my mobile phone or my tablet, I think, "oh I need batteries," so I just go online quickly and 15 seconds later, the batteries are ordered and will be waiting for me when I arrive wherever I'm going.
Can you walk into a retail store and just shop without analyzing?
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What retail trend do you have your eye on this year?
I think computing is going to disappear; I think that smart phones are going to disappear. The form factor we see now is going to cease to exist and I think that creates opportunities and challenges for retail. I think consumers are going to be much more interested in contextual retailing—understand what I'm doing, what I'm thinking, how I'm operating, and bring, proactively bring, solutions and ideas that enhance my life.
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How do you expect consumer behavior to evolve in the future?
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Went back to Anarchy Online and taking a break from it to play some SWTOR which to me was sorta a let down in the long run (however I really enjoyed my Agent Operative storyline in the game, so not all was lost for me).
Now I am playing TERA and very much enjoying the game (even though I didn't think I would). However with TSW on the horizon, I may be tempted to break away from TERA to try some modern day mmo immersion than a fantasy one.
As everyone stated http://www.therepopulation.com/ looks fantastic (I know there wont be lightsabers / tie fighters and rancors but it will probably be the closest game to resemble the SWG experience). I truly hope this game takes off and will be pledging this game shortly.
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Playing Diablo 3 waiting for Guild Wars 2
Mess with the best, Die like the rest
Originally posted by Amana
Referencing an "other" or trying to use code to discuss topics you can't discuss here is cute, but it doesn't work. Keep discussion to official means. Thanks.
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And this right here is why I never come to these forums anymore.
Lol, this is a bit ironic
Other than World of Warcraft and the semi-annual returns to Eve, I haven't found any MMOs that have kept my attention for more than a few months. I'm looking forward to The Repopulation, but in the meantime I'll give both The Secret World and Guild Wars 2 a go.
Playing EVE whilst waiting for The Secret World to go live. After that, I only have Guild Wars 2 and The Elder Scrolls Online on the horizon.
Originally posted by Amana
Referencing an "other" or trying to use code to discuss topics you can't discuss here is cute, but it doesn't work. Keep discussion to official means. Thanks.
This is so 2005...
I wonder if MMORPG.com has discussed this with SOE/LA since the shutdown of SWG?
Edit: On topic, I just went back to Vanguard.
Tried: EQ2 - AC - EU - HZ - TR - MxO - TTO - WURM - SL - VG:SoH - PotBS - PS - AoC - WAR - DDO - SWTOR
Played: UO - EQ1 - AO - DAoC - NC - CoH/CoV - SWG - WoW - EVE - AA - LotRO - DFO - STO - FE - MO - RIFT
Playing: Skyrim
Following: The Repopulation
I want a Virtual World, not just a Game.
ITS TOO HARD! - Matt Firor (ZeniMax)
well aint played SWG since it got kileld by the cu and nge..
there have been some good games since... Darkfall and mortal online to name a few.. Just waiting on another godo sandbox to come along now.. so will be playing TSW for the time being..
Game hopping and have not found one that I want to stay with. Tried the other Star Wars and found it just not fun to play and have never cared for games with auto/full pvp in them.
So will just hide in the background and see if a game ever comes out that I enjoy playing.
Playing better games.
Since 2005, tried WOW, Warhammer and Star Trek Online. Currently playing TOR. Keeping an eye on GW2 and The Repopulation. The Repopulation piques my interest the most because the devs seem to want a more player focused and controlled world than what other games have. I really hope they can pull it off.
Currently Playing: World of Warcraft
Presently not playing or subbed to any MMO.
Playing ME3 to see the new ending having a bit of a mess around on other single player games but havent been gaming much at all opted to get myself fit again after 15 years of smoking and being lazy. 33lbs gained ( I was extremely underweight) and signed up for a biathlon in October so getting there slowly but surely.
The NGE made me do it!
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Now Playing: Skyrim, Wurm Online, Tropico 4
Waiting On: GW2, TSW, Archeage, The Rapture
sitting in their basements crying over a gimp game trhats never coming back.
Apparently stating the truth in my sig is "trolling"
Sig typo fixed thanks to an observant stragen001.
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sitting in their basements crying over a gimp game trhats never coming back.
Where the fuck do you get off man?!
Some of us don't have basements! We have to cry in our attics and guest houses, Jerk!
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Waiting On: GW2, TSW, Archeage, The Rapture
Originally posted by GTwander
The NGE made me do it!
Now there's an Idea ... how about a Prison Mmo ! You could have all the SWG Vets as the High security inmates , and then send in all those responsible for the NGE for minor traffic violations ...
We walkl the void, waiting for someone with the creation, cash and fearless attitude to actually make a game so immersive , before the NGE that is. I've been playing Forsaken World but there's no housing a big plus for my genre of roleplay. Our entire metropolitis on Dantooine was set up as a real town. Not just houses that had crap thrown in them. I had a tailor shop including a handmade sewing machine from other gagets in game. Our Guild PG or Pulgatory's Glutch was known for role playing and our dance troop "Shades of Hawt" another love of mine. You can youtube it if the liink isn't below. I had just made Jedi the day before the NGE hit, and all of a sudden dozens of jedi roamed the steets, it was sickening. All that work for nothing, oh you were speical though, you gotto turn blue..whoopie.
Even with all of that I miss the community, standing in big city shuttle ports talking to people, some rpging some dueling some laughing about a joke etc. Now in games all you do is run around, stuff things in banks and join groups that most the time you don't know. If you make one friend and keep them for more then 4 months that is lucky. I miss saying hello and people respnding back, or booing at vadars guys and taunting them into a a duel, it was so fun back in the day. My friend made ships, another weapons and armor, etc, and each building in town was set up as such. We guarded our shuttle port rp style. People enjoyed it. Thanks for bringing up some good memories. I did give SWTOR a try, again no housing, no clothes, no nothing to make me feel indiidual really. Forsaken World is fun, the community is not full of babies like WOW (sorry to say that to those few who aren't but you know it's true) . Good luck finding a game like swg and if you do, please let us know about it!
MstrsRevati http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFhRur7vXdI
Just got done with SW:TOR a while back. been testing all the themies. and yes repopulation looks amazing keeping an eye on that one. also archeage and 1 other.
Becoming intrested in GW2 for the simple fact I started out pretty tough on it and with current information i'm interested.
Yeah Nothing comes close to SWG but you have to keep pounding the boards and trying new stuff. some good sandboxes coming that look great. indies have always had me curios. working on a new SWG vet site see sig.
Not much else just trying to enjoy this hobby enjoy the summer when it's not 120 degrees out
I miss the good ol' days when nerds were actually intelligent.
Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups.
Survivor of the great MMORPG Famine of 2011
The fact is, SWG HAS ruined MMOs for me. I've tried numerous games since SWG and never stayed with any more than a month. None gave me the pleasure Pre-NGE, buggy, incomplete SWG did. Instead of enjoying what I can do in those games, I keep noticing the things I CAN'T do and got annoyed.
Yeah, this is my problem. But it also means I got pocket full of dollars no other developer has been willing to wrestle from me. The gauntlet is still on the ground, boys and girls.


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And what a career it was:
—Eight Pro Bowl seasons;
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—A trip to the Super Bowl as 2006 NFC champion.
And now, it's over. The eight-time Pro Bowler announced his retirement through social media accounts Wednesday.
"After spending a lot of time this spring thinking about my NFL future, I have made a decision to retire," Urlacher said in a statement. "Although I could continue playing, I'm not sure I would bring a level of performance or passion that's up to my standards. When considering this, along with the fact that I could retire after a 13-year career wearing only one jersey for such a storied franchise, my decision became pretty clear.
"I want to thank all of the people in my life that have helped me along the way. I will miss my teammates, my coaches and the great Bears fans. I'm proud to say that I gave all of you everything I had every time I took the field. I will miss this great game, but I leave it with no regrets."
Urlacher was the face of the Bears, and he ranks among the best middle linebackers to suit up for a franchise with an impressive list that includes Hall of Famers Bill George, Dick Butkus and Mike Singletary.
"In the pantheon of Bears, Brian has earned his place alongside Halas, Grange, Nagurski, Ditka, Payton — and yes, Bill George, Butkus and Singletary," Bears chairman George McCaskey said. "We congratulate Brian on a brilliant career and he will continue to be a welcomed member of the Bears Family in retirement."
Added receiver Earl Bennett on Twitter: "Great player... Great teammate... Awesome person!!!!"
In March, Urlacher and the Bears were unable to reach a contract agreement and he became a free agent.
He started 180 games from 2000-2012, and made a team-record 1,779 tackles. He has 41 1/2, 22 interceptions, 16 fumble recoveries and 11 forced fumbles.
Last year, he was slowed by a knee problem and then missed the final four games with a hamstring injury.
Urlacher had posted pictures on Twitter indicating he was working his way back into shape before the split with the Bears. But when they announced he would not be back, it was hardly a surprise.
Urlacher told the team's flagship radio station at the time that he was not shocked and the offer he received was "more like an ultimatum" in which they were telling him, "Sign this contract or we are going to move on."
The split with Urlacher was just one of many moves in a busy offseason for the Bears.
They fired coach Lovie Smith after a second straight late collapse left them out of the playoffs for the fifth time in six years, even though they did finish with 10 wins.
They replaced him with the offensive-minded Marc Trestman, hoping he could get the most out of quarterback Jay Cutler, and revamped their offensive line.
On defense, the only starting linebacker returning is Lance Briggs. Veteran free agent acquisition D.J. Williams and second-round draft pick Jon Bostic are expected to compete for the middle linebacker job with Urlacher gone.
A safety with lightning speed when he was drafted out of New Mexico, the 6-foot-4 Urlacher initially lined up at strong side linebacker for the Bears, but lost the job to Roosevelt Colvin. He made the switch to middle linebacker during his first season when Barry Minter was injured, and went on to become the 2000 Defensive Rookie of the Year, the start of a long run that saw him anchor a defense that consistently ranked among the league's best.
But he clearly wasn't his old self last year. The speed and quickness that allowed him to wreak havoc for years simply wasn't there.
Urlacher sprained his medial collateral ligament and partially sprained the posterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during the 2011 regular-season finale against Minnesota, He hasn't been the same since then.
He barely participated in training camp, had an arthroscopic procedure in mid-August to relieve the swelling, and spent most of the season trying to regain his old form.
Then, he came up lame in coverage on the second-to-last snap of the Bears' overtime loss to Seattle in early December, an injury that ended his season and, ultimately, his career.
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The Houston Dynamo continued to stamp their credentials as the top club in Major League Soccer, as the defending MLS Cup champions knocked off Mexican giant Club America 1-0 on Wednesday night at Robertson Stadium in the SuperLiga opener for both clubs.
Nate Jaqua scored Dynamo's only goal in the 41st minute, and the Dynamo defense continued to perform as they have been to record-setting levels in league play, making sure America were limited to few clear chances as the Orange moved to the top of Group B with the victory.
There were chances for both sides early on, but neither goalkeeper even had to handle the ball. In the seventh minute, Club America's Lucas Castroman took a shot from outside the penalty area that went high. The Dynamo went to the other end, and Craig Waibel let one fly from outside the area on the right, but it stayed wide right.
In the 12th minute, America's Oscar Rojas was well-placed in the middle of the area, but he too missed wide right. Four minutes later, Dynamo playmaker Dwayne De Rosario let loose a bullet from 35 yards out that also went wide right.
But from the outset the Dynamo looked to attack and started to pin America in their own end. In the 25th minute, Waibel sent a pass into the middle of the box where Jaqua was waiting, but Jaqua's header went wide right. Three minutes later, Brian Mullan tried to cross from the right flank into the center of the area where Jaqua was charging in for a header, but the cross was knocked clear by a diving Armando Navarrete. Stuart Holden picked up the ball and attempted a shot from the left side of the area, but his shot went wide of the far side.
The Orange continued to have America somewhat on the ropes. Jaqua again came close on a 35th-minute corner kick, but his header went well wide. From the restart, Mullan stole the ball and fired high from outside the restraining arc. Then in the 37th minute, from another corner, Patrick Ianni headed Holden's service right into the ground in front of the goalmouth, and Club America was able to clear.
The Dynamo pressure finally paid off in the 41st minute off a long throw-in from Waibel. The throw-in bounced across the box, and Holden picked it up in the left side of the area. He faked one defender and went toward the end line where he crossed the ball back toward the goal and found Jaqua on the right side of the goalmouth, who had only to tap it into the empty net in front of him.
Down a goal, Club America was spurred into action and won a free kick just outside the penalty arc, but Salvador Cabanas put the chance wide left. In first-half stoppage time, Eddie Robinson was booked by referee Samir Osman for a tackle from behind, and America's German Villa also was booked for dissent following Robinson's booking. Off the free kick, Frederico Insua fired a bullet from outside the area on the right that Onstad caught to end the first half.
In the 50th minute, Jaqua was robbed of his second goal of the game by Navarrete. From another corner kick from the left, Jaqua again got onto the end of it at the back post, but Navarrete was there to bat out his header. The ensuing corner kick was knocked out of the area to Ianni, who fired a bullet from the left, but Navarrete again made the save.
On the hour mark, Richard Mulrooney took a pass from Holden in the middle of the field and fired away from 35 yards out, but Navarrete kept it a 1-0 deficit with a diving save to his right. Onstad had not been asked to do much on the night, but Insua nearly pulled America level in the 65th minute by faking a Houston defender right and going left, but his shot from left of the penalty arc went right into the stomach of Onstad.
The Orange nearly tacked onto their lead in the 71st minute, once again through the air, but off a deflected Holden free kick, Jaqua could only get off a weak header that Navarrete easily caught. In the 78th minute, Cabanas was taken down while in the box, but there was no call from Osman.
There was to be no further answer from America, and in fact, the Dynamo should have added to their lead. In the 81st minute, Mullan sent in a cross from the right to Brian Ching right at the top of the six, but Ching's header went high. A minute later, De Rosario missed a shot high from the right edge of the area.
Houston looked like it had finally added the insurance goal in the 85th minute after Ngwenya took a pass from Mullan in front of the net and sidefooted home, but the flag went up for offside. A minute later, Ching once again went high from another header off a corner kick, but it ended up not being necessary as Dynamo held out for the vital victory.
Jeremy Rakes is a contributor to MLSnet.com.
Club América (0-1-0) vs. Houston Dynamo (1-0-0)
July 25, 2007 -- Robertson Stadium, Houston TX
SuperLiga -- Group B
Scoring Summary:
HOU -- Nate Jaqua 1 (Stuart Holden 1) 41
Club América -- Armando Navarrete, Lucas Castroman (Rodrigo Lopez 49+), Duilio Davino, Ismael Rodriguez, Oscar Rojas, Alejandro Arguello, Federico Insua, Raul Mendoza, German Villa (Jose Mosqueda 78), Salvador Cabanas, Ricardo Rojas.
Substitutes Not Used: unavailable.
Houston Dynamo -- Pat Onstad, Craig Waibel, Patrick Ianni, Eddie Robinson, Wade Barrett, Brian Mullan, Richard Mulrooney, Dwayne De Rosario, Stuart Holden, Nate Jaqua (Brian Ching 75), Joseph Ngwenya.
Substitutes Not Used: unavailable.
Misconduct Summary:
HOU -- Eddie Robinson (caution) 46+
CA -- German Villa (caution) 48+
HOU -- Brian Mullan (caution) 55
CA -- Alejandro Arguello (caution) 61
CA -- Salvador Cabanas (caution) 80
CA -- Duilio Davino (caution) 91+
Referee: Samir Osman (EGY)
Referee's Assistants: unavailable
4th official: unavailable
Attendance: 18,112
Weather: Clear-and-87-degrees
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Originally from Connecticut, Hughes ran a Boys and Girls Club in his home state from 2000 to 2010, in which time he worked with a team that secured more than $10 million to build a new facility.
"I was looking for an opportunity where I could do this in an area where it was really needed," he said.
Through the Boys and Girls Club network, he heard that the Astoria location, at 21-12 30th Road, needed new leadership. So in May 2010, he joined its team.
"I love the community," Hughes said of Astoria and the rest of Queens. "It's truly the melting pot of America here."
He said it's rewarding to see the club's impact in an under-served area where youth don't have many other opportunities. For example, he said, a teenager who wants to be a dancer has the chance to perform at the Club.
"To have the opportunity to work with these kids and these families in this community - I'm very, very fortunate," Hughes, who stopped mid-interview to provide homework help to a club member, said. "You can tell that we're having an impact on kids."
In the future, Hughes said he wants to keep increasing the population of high school-aged members. Part of his mission is to communicate to local residents that the club is not just for elementary and middle school kids.
However, like many other programs across the city, the Boys and Girls Club struggles for funding, Hughes said.
For starters, the building is more than 50 years old. When the roof was torn off during the 2009 tornado storm, the club replaced it. The pool will reopen soon too. But Hughes said the rest of the building also needs repairs.
"We need the community to understand that these kids, without a Boys and Girls Club, have no place to go after school and they're going to hang out on the streets," he said.
Hughes added that the most influential time of a child's life is between three and 7 p.m., after school.
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Phillip Phillips looks beyond 'Home' with debut album
- The 'American Idol' winner's debut album is out this week
- Single 'Home' has sold more than 2.3 million copies
- Phillips wrote nearly all the songs on 'The World From the Side of the Moon'
When Phillip Phillips came off the American Idols Live tour in September, he went almost directly into the studio to record his album.
"We were working non-stop to get it done, at least 12-, 15-hour days," says the 22-year-old from Leesburg, Ga., who won the 11th American Idol season in May. "Some of the guys that were helping with the album, lining things up, they were working even harder than that."
Phillips recorded his debut album, The World From the Side of the Moon, during three weeks in September and October. He and Interscope Records had good reason to hurry. Home, Phillips' coronation single from the show, initially had put up impressive sales numbers. But after NBC started using the record with its coverage of women's gymnastics during the Summer Olympics, it turned into a legitimate hit.
Now the most successful first single from an Idol act, Home has sold more than 2.3 million copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan. On radio, it's a cross-format pop hit that's still gaining airplay.
Even though Phillips didn't write Home, he did write most of The World From the Side of the Moon, out today. He wrote several of the songs before his first Idol appearance and did some collaborating with other songwriters during the tour.
Phillips says he started playing his original material for Interscope Geffen A&M chairman Jimmy Iovine, who also serves as an Idol mentor, in the final weeks of the competition.
"It's nerve-wracking when you're new and you don't know if you can write or not," Phillips says.
Iovine liked what he heard. "He's growing" as a songwriter, Iovine says. "He had the basis of a good idea of who he was and what he wanted to do."
Phillips' songs on The World From the Side of the Moon often are reminiscent of Dave Matthews, one of Phillips' heroes, especially in their use of violin, cello and horn. The two new outside songs — Gone, Gone, Gone and So Easy — hew closer to Home, stylistically.
Phillips initially distanced himself from Home, saying, "I don't write songs like that," but has changed his tune with the song's success. "It took me time to grow to it and make it more my own, instead of someone else's. Now, I have so much fun with it, playing it live, and it has done so well and helped so many people in so many situations. I couldn't be more proud of it."
He also wrote another song for the album, Can't Go Wrong, with Home writers Drew Pearson and Greg Holden.
"The album really represents me, before Idol and after," he says. "That's kind of what we wrote Can't Go Wrong about, this whole 'after' experience with Idol and how much my life has changed."
On Idol, Phillips sometimes came across as someone with little use for authority figures. But he says the visions he and his record label had for his music turned out to be compatible.
"Honestly, man, they just let me make the music how I wanted it," he says. "It was kind of unreal for me. I was expecting a lot of tension but it didn't really happen."
Iovine sees strong potential for Phillips' music beyond Home and anticipates that Phillips' will follow Season 10 winner Scotty McCreery in having a platinum album.
"He knows what he wants, he stands for it, yet he understands collaboration," Iovine says. "He understands where he should collaborate and where he shouldn't. He's got a good sense about him."


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Robert Pattinson's downgrade
Now that he and Kristen Stewart are no longer together, Robert Pattinson's living on his own, in a Beverly Hills mansion, and enjoying a single summer. With Carey Mulligan? Or Zoe Saldana? Or Keira Knightley? Or Emily Blunt and John Krasinski? The A List?
Not exactly.
According to E! News, Pattinson's regular party guests have included Michelle Rodriguez and, um, a single Mischa Barton.
Mischa Barton?
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Kristen Stewart cheating on you > Hanging out with Mischa Barton
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According to E!, Barton and Pattinson are just friends. Barton apparently broke up with her boyfriend recently because she's focusing on her career. So now you know how the story got out. And now you know what Pattinson is doing in LA instead of living in London. This guy needs a Friend Coach. Because either he has really bad judgment or… he actually likes Mischa Barton. Classic Sh-t vs Diarrhoea.


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Food-allergy awareness The Bowie Baysox will hold Food Allergy Awareness Day as they host the Reading Phillies at 2:05 p.m. at Prince George's Stadium. It's an opportunity for fans with food allergies that would typically keep them away from a baseball game to spend an afternoon at the ballpark in an allergen-free environment. Fans attending will have the option to watch the game from the Gluten-Free Suite or the Food-Free Suite. Gluten-Free Suite tickets are $14.50 and include a voucher for a hot dog on a gluten-free bun, chips, a regular soft drink and a gluten-free cookie. Food-Free Suite tickets are $12. The suites will be cleaned extensively before the game and will be kept clear of all food during the game. Fans will be permitted to bring bottled water and soda into the suite during the game and can choose to watch the game from the luxury box or an outdoor balcony in front of the suite. Information: 301-464-4865 or baysox.com.
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'Women in Industry' The YWCA's annual "Tribute to Women in Industry" awards dinner will be held at 5:30 p.m. at the Westin Annapolis, 100 Westgate Circle. The event lets companies honor executive and professional female employees who have made significant contributions to their workplace and community. It also recognizes local companies that promote professional growth and development for female employees. Proceeds benefit the TWIN program and YWCA services supporting victims of domestic violence. Individual tickets and sponsorship packages may be purchased at annapolisywca.org. Tickets are $85 per person, $65 for previous honorees. Tickets and information: Stephen Isler at 410-626-7800, ext. 118, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Concert Classical guitarist Piotr Pakhomkin performs at 7 p.m. at St. Anne's Church, Church Circle in Annapolis. Program includes 19th-century guitar showpieces by Janos Gaspar Mertz and Niccolo Paganini. Tickets are $25. Information: 410-263-1906 or liveartsmaryland.org.
Art show The Providence Center, a nonprofit organization that serves adults with developmental disabilities, presents a "Happy Hour Art Show" from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at i2 - Innovation Intelligence, 222 Severn Ave., Building 10, Suite 9 in Annapolis. The show features art by participants in the center's art program. There will be a raffle and sale of Providence Center products. Information: Audra Harrison at email@example.com or Kaeti Bradley at email@example.com.
Rotary Club The Annapolis Rotary Club meets at noon at the Annapolis Yacht Club, 2 Compromise St. Jennifer Fletcher, the Annapolis Opera's general manager, will talk about the coming 40th anniversary season. Information: 410-956-7672.
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Festival The Ann Arrundell County Historical Society will hold its annual Strawberry Festival from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at historic Benson-Hammond House, 7101 Aviation Blvd. Festival celebrates the agricultural history of Anne Arundel County in the production of strawberries for local and national markets. Event includes live music, crafts, a book sale, baked goods and a flea market. Information: 410-859-0298.
Concert Mac Walter and John Cronin take the stage June 15 at the 333 Coffeehouse, Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis, 333 DuBois Road in Annapolis. Show time is 8 p.m., doors open at 7:30 p.m. Admission is $10; $8 for seniors and students. Information: 443-333-9613
Open house The Annapolis Maritime Museum will hold a "Volunteer Open House" from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 16 at 723 Second St. All current and prospective volunteers are invited to help celebrate the past year's achievements and a preview of the year ahead. Information: 410-295-0104 or amaritime.org.
Eastport Luau The event will be held from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. June 30 (rain or shine) at the Eastport Democratic Club, 525 State St. in Annapolis. Refreshments available for purchase include slow-roasted whole pig smoked in cherry wood and served with barbecue sauce, jerk chicken and five-bean bourbon baked beans. The event also features live music, children's activities and tropical fare. A portion of the proceeds benefits the Eastport Fire Department. Information: Jeni Parris Brady, 443-871-9088.
Navy Boot Camps The Armel-Leftwich Visitor Center of the U.S. Naval Academy holds its annual "Navy Way" boot camps Saturdays, July 14 and Aug. 18. Basic Boot Camp is a morning program; Advanced Boot Camp is an afternoon program. Basic Boot Camp is for recruits ages 6-12 and runs from 10 a.m. to noon. Recruits are issued a sailor's cap, learn Navy terms, march, chant, follow orders and eat in a simulated mess hall. Cost is $35 and includes a "Dixie cup" cap, camp, lunch (two slices of pizza and a soda) and a certificate of participation at graduation. Advanced Boot Camp is for graduates of Basic Boot Camp ages 9-12 and runs from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Participants take seamanship training (tying knots), learn how to use semaphore flags and march in precision drill. Cost is $40 and includes all training materials. Graduates attain the rank of Swabbie 1st Class and receive a certificate of participation and a button for their cap at graduation. Registration and information: 410-293-8111 or email@example.com.
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2 yr old dog won't stop jumping and biting
I read the other posts on this and nothing on them works on this dog. I've trained many dogs in my life, do rescue work and this dog is beyond me, I've had one trainer work with him and even come to our house, but he never does it around him so he can't tell me how to fix the problem. He jumps on me CONSTANTLY for attention and NOTHING I have done has worked on him. If I turn and ignore him, he bites at my ankles or jumps on my back. If I walk around, he bites at my arms and hands. Its attention-biting or puppy-mouthing and when we got him as a 5 mo. old puppy, he was a rescue from a feral situation and was semi-trained but had anxiety problems and social issues with other dogs. We were instructed not to correct the puppy-mouthing just yet in order to deal with the anxiety issues, which I still think was the right decision. He overcame a lot of that but still has some anxiety. I am at the end of my rope, I cannot walk around with binaca spray on my entire body, although that did help, it didn't help long enough and I can't spray my entire body with it every day. He has a large dog yard and another older, well-behaved dog to play with and 3 acres to run. He is obsessed with his soccer ball and I use that to try and deter his attention from me. He will not sit when excited to see me no matter how long I try. I truly hope someone out there has a suggestion other than a blowhorn or shock collar. My other older dog would freak with the blowhorn and it isn't fair to him and the shock collar will only increase this dog's anxiety we have worked so hard to get rid of. I'm so frustrated, leashing him doesn't help at all, he does it whether he has just run for 2 hours or not, it doens't matter. Its for attention but I'm so tired of it I can't take it anymore. None of the training methods that have worked on other dogs in the past work on this dog, he's a Kelpie and very stubborn and VERY quick, I can't reach him or use the leash in time, he's just too fast. HELP!
I looked up kelpie up and found this link , they're a herding dogs and it looks like he may be trying to 'herd' you by biting at your ankles. Maybe your dog is not getting enough exercise , according to this link they'll run until they drop. Maybe you should trying letting your dog run for awhile so he can burn off some energy .
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