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This section describes how to use the Communications Express UI to compose mail, create calendar events, and use the address book.
The following scenario highlights the integration between mail, calendar, and address book: Duncan, upon starting Communications Express, views his inbox and sees an urgent email with a document that he must review. He forwards this message to his team for review and suggests a follow-up calendar appointment to discuss the document.
Ensure that you are logged in as user duncan as explained in Launch Communications Express.
Click the email message with the subject URGENT: Please Review.
This urgent message must be forwarded to Duncan's team for review.
Click the Forward button.
The New Message window appears. Integration with Address Book is provided in the New Message window.
Click the To icon (represented by a rolodex) to view Duncan's personal address book and select recipients.
The Add From Address Book window appears. Duncan can search members of his Personal Address Book or the Corporate Directory. This demo uses the Personal Address Book.
Select the To check box for Tina and Kathy to forward to them the mail Duncan received. Then click Add Recipients.
The names of Tina and Kathy are filled in the To line in the New Message window.
Compose a message and select the priority as Urgent from the Priority drop-down menu.
Also click the Spell Check link at the top of the window to perform an automatic spell check.
Compose the message in plain text or rich text.
Click Send when you are done composing Duncan's message.
To schedule a follow-up meeting with Duncan's team, click the Calendar tab in Communications Express.
The Calendar view appears.
In general, you see the day view. If any group scheduling events exist for the day, a color code is assigned to the appointment indicating how many invitees have accepted or declined the invitation.
Click the Week view to see appointments for the week.
Click any of the + icons for the following work day to schedule an appointment.
A New Event window appears.
In the Invitee field, click Add from Address Book to add Tina, Kathy, and Duncan.
Select the check box next to their names and click Add Invitees. You can also type RoomA in the Invitee field because Calendar Server can be used to schedule resources as well. Be sure to click Add to add the RoomA resource.
Click Check Availability.
A Check Availability window appears showing the entire free busy for the group.
Select a free time by clicking the + icon above the time that is free.
Click Close to close the Check Availability window.
Continue filling in the New Event template.
You can modify the event type or category, the location, the frequency, or other attributes. Be sure to include the Title, in this case, Emergency Meeting.
Click Save to schedule the event in the calendar.
The New Event window closes, and the event appears on the calendar.
You have used the Communications Express interface to use the address book, send mail, and schedule a calendar resource.
Continue with the next demo.


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Broadcasting veteran Barbara Walters has shut down reports she is set to retire next year.
Rumors the 84-year-old newswoman was stepping away from the spotlight in May, 2014 hit the Internet last month amid ongoing concerns about her health after she hospitalized following a recent fall and diagnosed with chicken pox.
However, Walters set the record straight on Monday while co-hosting her "The View," explaining, "There were many reports last week saying that I was retiring from ABC and there was an assumption that I would be making an announcement today. However, here I am and I have no announcement to make.
"But I do say this: that if and when I might have an announcement to make, I will do it on this program, I promise."

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April 16, 2005
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Santa Clara University senior Francisco Zepponi celebrated Senior Day by setting a program best for career singles victories in leading the Bronco men's tennis team to a 4-3 victory over Sacramento State this evening at the Degheri Tennis Center. The Broncos improve to 12-9 overall to close the 2005 home schedule. The Hornets have now lost seven straight, as their record moves to 8-13.
Sacramento State earned the afternoon's first point, clinching doubles play with a 9-7 victory by Peter Farkas and Junaid Hossain at the top doubles slot.
In singles action, Eric Kochanski and Jan Macek finished within seconds of each other to put the Broncos ahead 2-1. Zepponi followed with his historic win, and freshman A.J. Kerin clinched the team victory at No .6 singles.
The Hornets earned their singles points with a 6-2, 6-2 win by Joakim Rydberg at the top slot and with a super-tiebreak victory on the fifth singles court.
"This was a great fight day for our program," head coach George Husack said. "These matches were physical and mental tests to see where we are in preparation for next week. These guys earned their successes today."
Santa Clara will return to action on Tuesday, with a contest at nationally-ranked Stanford that was postponed from last month due to rainy weather. First serve is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. in Palo Alto. SCU will then look forward to the West Coast Conference Championship, held next Friday through Sunday. The event is hosted by Pepperdine University in Malibu. Seedings for the tournament will be announced early next week.
"Senior Day is always an emotional event and I'm really proud of what this group has accomplished," Husack said. "Francisco winning a pair today to set the record... Eric continuing to provide solid play... Benny keeping us on our toes with his fire... and it's just nice to have Taylor getting healthier every day."
1. Farkas/Junaid Hossain (SAC) def. Kochanski/Rasmussen (SCU) 9-7
2. Zepponi/Bedilion (SCU) def. Perez/Foy (SAC) 8-5
3. Rydberg/Morton (SAC) def. Ben Hidalgo / Chris Iwamura (SCU) 8-3
1. Joakim Rydberg (SAC) def. Taylor Bedilion (SCU) 6-2, 6-2
2. Jan Macek (SCU) def. Thomas Morton (SAC) 6-2, 6-3
3. Eric Kochanski (SCU) def. Warwick Foy (SAC) 6-2, 6-2
4. Francisco Zepponi (SCU) def. Peter Farkas (SAC) 6-3, 6-2
5. Ramon Perez (SAC) def. Bobby Rasmussen (SCU) 2-6, 6-4, 1-0 (10-8)
6. A.J. Kerin (SCU) def. Michael Thomsen (SAC) 6-3, 6-0


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The Hathaway Academy of Ballet was established in June 2001 by directors Kirt and Linda Hathaway and is located in the heart of Collin County, Texas. The academy is the official school of Collin County Ballet Theatre.
Both Kirt & Linda are former members of the original Dallas Ballet. Their extensive professional dancing and teaching careers spans collectively for over thirty years and has lead them throughout the United States and abroad. Since the opening the academy doors in 2001 the academy has grown to a student body of over 300 students and serving the Collin County communities and the North Dallas area and has become one of the premier ballet academies in the North Texas region.
"As Directors we feel it is important to approach the training of the students in a methodical and kinesthetic manner with a strong emphasis on the proper fundamentals and principles of the ballet technique. The students will always be given the appropriate tools for them to enjoy their dance while at the same time properly developing a high level of technical proficiency. It is proven that children actively involved in dance arts education develop a great understanding of self expression, better respect for discipline and a positive feeling of self-worth..
We at the Hathaway Academy of Ballet have a passionate commitment to quality in the art of dance and set high standards on the program.
Our excellent staff is pleased to be a part of young children's dance education. We hope that our experience and knowledge will inspire the joy of dance for all the students in the academy. The wonderful adventure in dance will be so rewarding and meaningful for a lifetime.
Kirt and Linda Hathaway, Directors
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LAKE FOREST, Calif. – March 5, 2013 – As the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season begins, Kwikset is announcing a partnership agreement with Richard Childress Racing and driver Jeff Burton. Kwikset will have its logo on the No. 31 Chevrolet for every race this season, and will also be the primary paint scheme for the Coke Zero 400 at Daytona International Speedway on July 6. Throughout the 2013 season, Kwikset will be announcing opportunities to engage fans and customers in unique ways.
Kwikset will activate this partnership with a VIP infield hospitality presence at five NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race weekends beginning with Las Vegas Motor Speedway on March 10. There will also be significant activation at Dover International Speedway on June 2, Chicagoland Speedway on September 15, Charlotte Motor Speedway on October 12 and Texas Motor Speedway on November 3.
"Richard Childress Racing's focus on elite innovation strategies falls right in line with Kwikset's brand promise to deliver smart, innovative security options to our customers," said Greg Gluchowski, president, Hardware & Home Improvement Group at Spectrum Brands. "We are proud to align ourselves with excellence for the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season."
The company sees value in working with NASCAR teams, which it has done in the past, and spreading the message of safety and innovation for families to race fans nationwide. Having a presence at the track provides an opportunity to fuel the passions of Kwikset consumers, employees and NASCAR fans.
"Safety and innovation are very important to Kwikset's business, and as a driver, two areas that I'm very passionate about myself," said Burton. "I am proud to have Kwikset as a partner this season."
Burton has experienced tremendous success throughout his career in NASCAR's premier division, which spans more than 20 years. The veteran driver has won 21 Sprint Cup Series races, and earned 132 top-five finishes, as well as 248 top-10 finishes with six pole awards.
For more information on this partnership, please contact Matt Saler at 410-821-8220 or visit www.kwiksetpresskit.com. About Kwikset
Hardware and Home Improvement (HHI) is a major manufacturer and supplier of residential locksets, residential builders' hardware and faucets with a portfolio of renowned brands, including Kwikset®, Weiser®, Baldwin®, National Hardware®, Stanley®, FANAL®, Pfister™ and EZSET®. HHI is a leader in its key markets with #1 positions in U.S. residential locksets (Kwikset), Canada residential locksets (Weiser), U.S. luxury locksets (Baldwin), and U.S. builders' hardware (Stanley-National Hardware), #2 in Mexico residential hardware (Fanal), and #3 in U.S. retail plumbing (Pfister). Headquartered in Orange County, California, HHI has a global sales force and operates manufacturing and distribution facilities in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Asia.
HHI is a division of Spectrum Brands Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: SPB). Spectrum Brands is a global, diversified consumer products company and a leading supplier of consumer batteries, residential locksets, residential builders' hardware and faucets, shaving and grooming products, personal care products, small household appliances, specialty pet supplies, lawn and garden and home pest control products, and personal insect repellents. Spectrum Brands employs over 12,500 employees worldwide and sells to the top 25 global retailers with products in more than one million stores. About Richard Childress Racing
Richard Childress Racing (www.rcrracing.com) has earned more than 200 victories and 14 championships, including six in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series with the legendary Dale Earnhardt. RCR was the first organization to win championships in the Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR Nationwide Series and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. Its 2013 Sprint Cup Series lineup includes Paul Menard (No. 27 Menards Chevrolet), Kevin Harvick (No. 29 Budweiser/Rheem/Jimmy John's Chevrolet) and Jeff Burton (No. 31 Caterpillar/Cheerios Chevrolet). Its Nationwide Series program includes Brian Scott (No. 2 Shore Lodge/Armour Vienna Sausage/Fast Fixin'/Charter/Husky Liners Chevrolet), 2012 Nationwide Series rookie of the year Austin Dillon (No. 3 AdvoCare Chevrolet) and an all-star driver lineup on the No. 33 Menards/Rheem/WESCO/Armour Vienna Sausage/Hunt Brothers Pizza/Fast Fixin' Chevrolet team. The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series program will consist of 2012 Camping World Truck Series rookie of the year Ty Dillon (No. 3 Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet) and Brendan Gaughan (No. 62 South Point Hotel & Casino Chevrolet).


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There are many versions for the ``van der Pol'' equation. Among them, there is this one, involving the cubic term, which reads
and which was investigated in details in [1]. This is sstem is a semi-conservative system which means that there is a continuum of attractors, that is, many many different attractors co-exist in the state space [2]. When parameter values are , , and , and initial conditions are
there is a toroidal chaotic attractor as shown in Fig. 1.
[1] C. Letellier, V. Messager & R. Gilmore, From quasi-periodicity to toroidal chaos : analogy between the Curry-Yorke map and the van der Pol system, Physical Review E, 77 (4), 046203, 2008.
[2] O. Ménard, C. Letellier, J. Maquet, L. Le Sceller & G. Gouesbet, Analysis of a non synchronized sinusoidally driven dynamical system, International Journal of Bifurcation & Chaos, 10 (7), 1759-1772, 2000.


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Sentara, NuScriptRX partner in pharmacy management
Sentara Healthcare, a leading not-for-profit health system based in Norfolk, VA., has gone from customer to investor in Nashville-based NuScriptRX, a company that enhances medication safety in long term care facilities while reducing waste and costs.
NuScriptRX has developed a fully automated on-site eMedStat medication dispensing system and a full service centralized pharmacy that offers 7-day medication replenishment versus the industry standard of 30 days. This ensures a more timely response to medication changes and up to 60 percent reduction in product waste and 10-15 percent in cost savings. Daily dosage packaging can reduce medication pass times from 35-50 percent. The NuScriptRX system also helps improve medication safety with online patient records.
"LTC residents can be admitted at all hours of the day and night, 365 days of the year," said Dan Haron, CEO of NuScriptRX and a 30-year veteran of pharmacy management. "Our eMedStat computerized dispensing system stocks up to 380 medications ensuring timely administration, improved satisfaction and a smoother work experience for employees based on the ability to provide medication from eMedStat for new admissions, new orders and stat doses within 60-90 minutes of order entry."
"We were impressed with NuScriptRX after we launched their system in our facilities," said Bruce Robertson, president of Sentara Life Care, which operates seven nursing centers, three assisted living villages and two PACE programs in Virginia and North Carolina. "As we started to see the results, we saw an opportunity to improve medication safety in long term care outside Sentara by investing in NuScriptRX and advocating for them with other LTC facilities."
Sentara Healthcare has become a 12 percent partner in NuSciptRX, which includes a seat on the board.
"Sentara is committed to continuous improvement in patient safety and the customer experience," Robertson added. "We are exploring partnerships with game-changing products and services that will be in high demand in healthcare, and we believe NuScriptRX is one such partner."
Dan Haron adds, "Sentara's commitment to safety and quality aligns perfectly with ours and we are delighted to have this nationally respected healthcare provider as a partner. This relationship provides for a strategic foundation that will enable NuScriptRX to continue to move to a market leading position as an innovative pharmacy solution provider to the long-term care industry."


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At the time of writing, NI told Sonicstate that they have no plans to release a software only version of the Guitar Rig but what they have done is to take three of the amp simulations from Guitar Rig, add appropriate effects to each and release them as Guitar Combos - available either as a package of all three or separately
Guitar Combos covers the three most recorded generic amp sounds ever - Fender, Marshall and Vox AC30. These are represented by the Twang Combo, Plexi and the AC Box. Each amp can be used in stand-alone mode with ASIO 2.0, DirectSound, MME or Core Audio drivers or used as a plug-in in any sequencer in either VST, Dxi, Audio Units or RTAS form. There are some features in common to all of the amps, notably a built-in tuner, input and output volume controls and associated metering and an intelligent noise gate. Other than these the guitar panels are laid out wth the usual array of gain and tone controls plus switching and knobs for whatever effects each one has.
The extra effects for the Twang Combo are a 'Skreamer' overdrive to drive the amp harder plus spring reverb and vibrato. The Plexi has two pedals to drive the front end - the self-explanatory 'Big Fuzz' and the 'Cat' distortion - and there is also a digital delay with a max 2 seconds delay time in the chain. Spring reverb, tremolo and a switchable treble boost make up the effects for the AC Box.
Each amp comes with a bunch of presets that can be found in a list that appears when you pass the mouse over the speaker area of the combo. There are 64 patch storage spaces for each amp and 32 of these (39 for the Plexi) are taken up by the preprogrammed presets, all of which are designated either SC or HB to let you know which type of pickup (single coil or humbucker) they are typically voiced for. Any knobs and buttons are also operated by mouse but there is also the possibility of controlling some parameters in real time using MIDI data.
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I'm a fifth-grader at Loyola School in Los Altos. In the heart of the Silicon Valley, everyone works in the high-tech industry, and many of them start at a very young age. Nevertheless, it's still unusual to see 40-plus elementary school kids crowding Microsoft Corp.'s Silicon Valley Campus on a Wednesday afternoon, ready to code with laptops in hand. Fortunately, we aren't child labor for Microsoft. We are here to learn how to code games with the latest programs like Python, Unity or Scratch.
For free.
It is made possible because a new CoderDojo was formed in our area in August 2012. With the tireless efforts of the founding team, many coding sessions like this have been organized for kids my age featuring great corporate sponsorships (like Microsoft, in this case) and countless volunteer mentors to teach.
CoderDojo, founded by Bill Liao and James Whelton, was started in James' school in early 2011 when he received some publicity after hacking into an iPod Nano. Some younger students expressed an interest in learning how to code. James set up a computer club in his school, where he taught basic CSS and HTML. Later that year he met Bill, an entrepreneur and philanthropist. Together, they decided to make the program into something bigger than just an after-school computer club. They successfully launched the first CoderDojo, which provides free and open learning in programming technology, in June 2011.
Since I started going to CoderDojo, I've learned many new programming tools, including Unity and Python, and have developed many games of my own. I have shared these games with my little brother and many of our friends, and they all loved them. I can't help but feel how lucky I am to have this wonderful opportunity to play with the latest technology, with so many experts walking around available to help whenever I have a problem.
Not many kids my age have this kind of opportunity. In fact, I remember the comments from my dad about the fact that he never touched a computer until he was 20. Even in this day and age, many kids don't have a computer, let alone the opportunity to learn from the brightest programmers while they are still in elementary school, for free.
What a wonderful contribution CoderDojo and its volunteers are making for the children lucky enough to have this experience. I hope that when I grow up, I will be able to make similar contributions to less-fortunate people.
As the tagline from IBM states, "Smarter Planet" – let's make our planet smarter, for us and for future generations.
I just added one of the games I coded at CoderDojo to my website at soundisimore.com. Please check it out. I hope you like it.


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By DAVID NATHER & KATE NOCERA | 2/18/11 2:35 PM EST The House just approved Rep. Mike Pence's amendment to cut off funding to Planned Parenthood, checking off a hot-button social issue even as it set up a bigger showdown over defunding the health care law. The vote was 240-185 with 11 Democrats voting for the amendment, and seven Republicans voting against. One member voted present. A group of Republicans on the floor applauded when the vote hit 218.That amendment managed to suck up three hours of often emotional debate time Thursday night, which is a big part of the reason the health care law defunding votes got pushed into today.
Pence, of Indiana, touched off a vicious back-and-forth Thursday night in which Republicans insisted the organization is too aggressive about performing abortions and several Democrats charged that the GOP was waging a "war on women."
Pence said the amendment captures a rough public consensus that they accept legal abortions, but don't want to pay for them.
He did get House Majority Leader Eric Cantor to weigh in on his side, declaring, "The time has come to respect the wishes of the majority of Americans who adamantly oppose using taxpayer dollars for abortions."
Democratic Rep. Jerry Nadler called the amendment a "bill of attainder"- saying it was unconstitutional as such because the legislation was targeting a specific group.
"[An attainder is] a legislative enacted penalty, in this case no funding, directed at an identifiable person or organization to punish them for something. Article I Section 9 says 'no bill of attainder or ex post facto should be passed.' Fundamental foundation of constitutional law. If Planned Parenthood or anyone else is doing terrible things and ought to be punished, that's up to the courts," said the California congressman.
A longtime anti-abortion crusader, Pence has three times previously tried to cut off legislative funding, called Title X, for any group that provides abortions.
The money cannot be used to pay for abortions, and Pence has not argued that Planned Parenthood has used the funds to do so.
But he argues that cutting off support for millions of women's health clinics would cut off their ability to perform the procedure.
"We should end the day when the largest abortion provider is the largest recipient of [Title X] federal funding," he said.
"What's clear to me, if you follow the money, you can actually take the funding supports out of abortion. We then have a much better opportunity to move forward to be a society that says yes to life."
Planned Parenthood estimates it received a quarter of the $317 million in Title X funds appropriated last year. They use the money for pelvic exams, breast exams, safer-sex counseling and basic infertility counseling, among other things.
Pence took his fight against Planned Parenthood to the next level after the release of a series of videos by the group Live Action –videos that they say show Planned Parenthood employees advising actors posing as pimps on information on how to get abortions, STD testing and birth control for their underage prostitutes.
Cantor said last night that Planned Parenthood had been caught "red-handed."
Anti-abortion Democrat Stephen Lynch of Massachusetts said last night that in spite of his beliefs, he supports the organization.
"This is about the ability of Planned Parenthood to conduct women's health care, to offer services that are deeply needed in many communities where no other source of health care is available…. I don't have many friends in the Planned Parenthood community. They don't support me. I am pro-life. But I respect the good work that they do," he said.
Read more: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0211/49830.html#ixzz1EMiVqTbE
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Alright. Now that I've had a few seconds to reign in all my overflowing rage and disgust, I've realized that I'd really rather someone kill them and not me (not really, please don't go out and commit murder. Even if they sort of deserve it).
Anyway, everybody sign this open letter
We have to stand up to these evil motherfuckers and let them know that rational people aren't just going to sit back and put up with their crap.
Thanks for sharing.
Signed and shared as well.
it's keep your government hands off my medicare...
close though..
this is priceless!
This is very said indeed, im sorry to say but the healthcare in your country is starting to look like a thirdworld country's healthcare.
I shudder to think about the rape victim who not only is probably traumatized for life but if she is unlucky will also be pregnant AND then will have to pay for that abortion herself, or even worse if she can't pay that has to bring it to full term, OR even a worse nightmare use a needle to do it herself.
But i guess in the vile wormfilled brain of that Pence fool it's all for the good of his imaginary christian nation.
People like that make me really sick and angry.
"I am against religion because it teaches us to be satisfied with not understanding the world. – Richard Dawkins "
..but it's not enough.
There has to be something more we can do...
This is something that might go under the morality section, but... is it wrong to use violence against a group of people who threaten to use violence and have incited people to violence in previous instances?
In regards to this case: Is it morally wrong to use force against the head of Operation Rescue? The guy who's phone number was in the dash of the shooter that killed Dr. Tiller, and is now bragging that Wichitah is "abortion free"? Or do we feel that since he is breaking no law, he is entitled to the very right to life that he wants to strip away, but is too cowardly to do so himself? This kind of thing makes me very angry to the point where I am legitimately asking these questions. I'm going to repost this in that group.
The direct use of force is such a poor solution to any problem, it is generally employed only by small children and large nations. - David Friedman


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EL PASO >> Brett Hundley was pure magic.
He ran up the middle. Cut to the left. Followed his blockers. Cut to the right. Moved like a running back.
The nimble UCLA quarterback saw one side of the field open, cut back to the right and outran Virginia Tech defensive backs for an 86-yard touchdown in the second quarter of UCLA's 42-14 Sun Bowl win over Virginia Tech on Tuesday.
The last UCLA player with a run that netted more yards was running back DeShaun Foster, and that was 12 years ago.
Hundley's run was beautiful, one that will be replayed over and over. And you'll never tire of watching it.
It's also the play that should have Hundley convinced he should be running straight to the NFL.
Hundley's 168 first-half rushing yards was a Sun Bowl record for a quarterback and put him among the top-10 all-time bowl rushing outings. A couple of sacks in the second half gave him a net 161 yards.
Since he fell off that list, it's unknown if it's still a record with incomplete statistics.
It's also unknown what Hundley will do next.
He said he hadn't made a decision if he'll leave for the NFL or stay at UCLA to build on this 10-win season, but you get the feeling he's leaving, especially after that dandy of a run.
Asked on the field if that was his last game, Hundley said: "That's a tough one. If it is, it's been a great time here. I love UCLA to death. I'm truly honored to play here."
Oh, UCLA fans shouldn't like the sound of that.
Everyone was giving his or her best pitch to convince Hundley to stay. UCLA fans chanted "One more year!" But after the show in which Hundley starred, it seemed to be the perfect signature stamp to end his career at UCLA.
Defensive back Ishmael Adams made like fans who serenaded Hundley. Adams, who's seven inches shorter than his star quarterback, picked Hundley up off the Sun Bowl Field and screamed "One more year!"
Hundley also shared a hug with offensive lineman Xavier Su'a-filo, who also has the same decision to make. Su'a-filo told Hundley, "Enjoy it."'
You just get the feeling it was his last time in his college uniform.
When players are wrestling with a decision, it's often difficult to discuss. Hundley said he would go home to Arizona to celebrate New Year's Eve with family, return to California and have important conversations to help him make his decision.
Then he said he'd announce it on Twitter.
Hundley already has thought about how'd he announce it, eh?
When pressed about the social media news flash, he laughed and reversed course.
But staying or leaving is no laughing matter.
"It is crazy to think it could be the last time I walk off the field and it could be my last game," Hundley said. "It's something you have to think about. There are things in college you can get and things at the next level you can get. There's positives to both sides."
Mora said he would support Hundley no matter his decision. Mora once turned and asked Hundley if he, too, thought it was awkward fielding these questions in front of a roomful of reporters.
"Sixteen for 29, Brett, I don't know," Mora said. "I'm kidding. I'm teasing. Look, Brett is a great football player. We certainly want him to come back. He and I have had a lot of discussions about that.
"We'll support it now matter what it is."
Hundley's final touchdown of the season — and maybe his UCLA career — was a 59-yard pass to Shaq Evans. They tried it the first play of the game, but that one didn't work.
After several questions about Hundley's future, a frustrated Mora said he wasn't going to answer more because it wasn't fair to the rest of the team.
But it's the million-dollar question for the Bruins and their future.
Mora, the longtime former NFL coach, hopes Hundley will stay and certainly covered the cons of leaving early.
"I think quarterbacks get better by playing the game," Mora said. "I think they get better by getting snaps. I think if you're going to go to the National Football League, whatever position you're going to play, you want to be prepared as possible and as polished as possible.
"The NFL is, as Jerry Glanville, says stands for 'Not For Long,' not just for coaches, that's for players (too). If you're at a premium position and you don't perform, your ass is out."
That was puncutated with a Mora arm motion.
An ESPN report had two NFL teams with Hundley as their top quarterback prospect for the 2014 draft if he chooses to leave. A Pro Football Talk report has Hundley wanting to leave but those around him wanting to stay.
He could stay because he's having the time of his life. He could stay because UCLA football is king in Los Angeles and because the program is better than at any point in the last decade.
But Hundley should put himself first. Injuries are a deterrent to staying. He can return to finish his education as so many who have left early have done.
The choice is his, but the timing is right for Hundley.
"It's a selfish decision," linebacker Anthony Barr said. "You have to do what's best for yourself. You have people telling you to do all types of things. You can't listen to the noise. At the end of the day it's going to be his decision."
And in the end, it should be Hundley to the NFL.


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