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The treatment of cancer is really very expensive. And the prices of cancer drugs are growing rapidly according to the researchers. In fact, some researchers have predicted that the chances of getting bankrupt are also higher in cancer patients due to the cost of treatment of cancer cells.
The treatment of cancer with drugs costs around 10,000 USD in America and these costs can vary with the type of cancer. A session of chemotherapy lies between 145 USD to 5832 USD totally depending on the drugs which you used earlier. Sometimes, these costs also depend on the length of the session. The overall cost could lie anywhere between 5832 $ to 11,665 dollars as per the reports of July, 2011.
The reason for cancer treatment being so expensive is that it never involves a single line of treatment but includes a number of tests, a mixture of drugs, chemotherapy, and sometimes surgery (if required). In some censorious cases, cancer specialists also prescribe drugs after chemo sessions to avoid recurrence.
Now, you can also imagine how much cancer treatment costs to the patient.
There are a lot of people who are worried about the rising rates of the cancer drugs that are being administered to cancer patients. There was a time when cancer drugs were priced at $4,500 but right now, cancer drugs can go up to $10,000. Take note that this is only for the drugs. There are still other types of treatments that have to be done. People who undergo radiation would also need to spend a lot of money.
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There's no doubt that a competitive base salary is the first priority when attracting highly-skilled job seekers and retaining employees over time. But in the modern war for talent, bonuses and other incentive pay types can go along away towards building an engaged workforce.
Among the most common types of short-term incentives are performance sharing plans and individual performance-based plans. In these plans, companies reward bonuses to employee based on how they advanced the goals of the organization, and what they accomplished individually over the course of a quarter or year.
But, according to a research first published in the journal Economic Inquiry, The Telegraph reports that implementing a bonus structure – and then replacing it with a fixed pay structure – negatively impacts productivity among male employees.
In the experiment, researchers mimicked a bonus structure by paying individuals for each piece of work they did. But when they moved to a fixed rate, there was a 12% decrease in effort among men. Women, on the other hand, worked equally as hard under both pay structures.
In this year's Pay Practices and Compensation Strategy Survey, we found a sharp increase in the number of companies using hiring, referral, and retention bonuses compared to 2017. Over 80% of organizations somewhat or strongly differentiate between high and low performers, and 77% of companies in both the U.S. and Canada continue to use variable pay as part of their total rewards packages. As bonus structures grow more and more common across industries, it's important to find – and try to stick with – a consistent pay strategy.
When a bonus structure is replaced with a fixed pay structure, the negative effect on productivity is called 'motivational crowding out.' However, this only applies to folks who had prior experience in a bonus structure, and not those who've only worked in a fixed rate structure. Short-term incentives, when administered correctly, can increase employee engagement. But since reneging on such a system can decrease engagement, The Telegraph suggests it may not be worth implementing a bonus system to begin with if organizations believe their pay strategy may be reworked in the future.
The Telegraph also suggests that if it's necessary to scale back on a bonus system, organizations can reduce the negative impact on productivity by increasing the share of female employees in an organization. However, this tactic misses a greater concerns pertaining to incentive pay: the gender pay gap is even wider when accounting for bonuses.
As organizations begin to implement new pay practices moving forward, it's ethical and advantageous for businesses to reward effort consistently – and understand the flight risks that come not only with scaling back a bonus plan, but also not staying committed to pay equity.
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House of the Dragon premiere crashes HBO Max streaming, mostly on Fire Sticks
August 22, 2022 by MaazAhmad
Aside from unreleased and disappearing content, there have been a lot of complaints about the HBO Max streaming app since its launch. Still, they have generally held up well to the pressure of the premiere for this kind of material. principle, wonder woman, the matrixeither done byBut for HBO a . like nothing can be game of Thrones premiere.
The show's spinoff starts tonight, dragon houseHBO Max's inside is the first taste of a new GOT experience, and while many people have been trying to stream premiere episodes, watching without any problems, others said the app crashed on them, or pre-ordered them. -The trailer once froze after the show teaser.
Based on reports seen on Twitter, Reddit, and elsewhere, it appears that most of the people who are having problems are using the Amazon Fire TV platform or Fire Stick. It's not clear why that app, in particular, would cause problems, but if you're using it and you can't see, you might want to try switching if you want to see all of the Targaryens. Can't wait If this is your main streaming device, another piece of advice people have reported success with is to create a new profile.
in a statement emailed to ledge, HBO's Chris Willard said, "dragon house This evening successfully watched by millions of HBO Max subscribers. We are aware of a small portion of users trying to connect via Fire TV devices that are having issues and are in the process of resolving those affected users.
Whatever the problem, don't expect to see this repeat in future seasons—by next year, they'll have a new app anyway.
Update Aug. 21, 10:40 PM ET: Updated with statement from HBO.
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Most Americans probably observed this year's September 11 with a mixture of grief, sadness, and smoldering anger, but President George W. Bush made good political use of the occasion—to demand even more power for the federal police state his administration is constructing.
Not content with measures his critics on both the right and the left view with alarm, the president and his faithful companion Attorney General John Ashcroft have been muttering about how helpless they are against terrorism without the new powers they want.
If the critics consisted only of the usual gang of professional civil liberties lawyers, professors and ideologues, Mr. Ashcroft's badinage might be justified, and the attorney general would probably like everyone to think that's who the critics are.
But they're not. They include such non-hysterical voices of the political right as former Rep. Bob Barr, one of the most conservative figures in politics, and the equally conservative legislator Rep. James Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee. It is mainly due to Mr. Sensenbrenner that the ill-conceived child of the Patriot Act, often called "Patriot II," has not already become law.
What especially worries the critics of the administration's domestic counter-terrorism program is what is known as Section 215 of the existing act. Under that section the FBI can seize all manner of private records, including the now-famous library check-out and bookstore sales records, but including also computer files, educational and medical records, and genetic information.
The kicker is that the FBI can do all this without informing the person whose records it seizes and without having to show "probable cause" that he is a terrorist or a hostile foreign agent.
Civil libertarian Nat Hentoff has compared Section 215 to the "general warrants" used by the British against the American colonists, one of the principal issues in the American Revolution.
The defense of this section of the law by the attorney general and the administration has been that it really hasn't been used all that much. Thus, Mr. Ashcroft, in his tasteless attempt to ridicule his critics last week, brayed that "the Department of Justice has neither the staffing, the time, or the inclination to monitor the reading habits of Americans," and an internal memo of his at the Justice Department supports his claim that the department has never used Section 215.
Of course, that defense raises the further question of why the section is necessary at all.
Obviously it isn't, and probably neither are most of the other powers the Patriot Act grants, let alone the vastly expanded ones of Patriot II.
It is thunderously noticeable in most of the defensive speeches, wisecracks and sarcasm about the critics of these laws that hardy anyone ever actually specifies why such vast powers are needed and what terrorism they have actually prevented. What we do know is that every few weeks the government issues yet another statement claiming that the "terrorist threat" remains serious or is greater than ever or may be getting worse. There seems to be no reason to think the new powers have helped us at all.
But the larger point is not what this administration does or doesn't do with the new powers.
The point is that the powers are far larger than the government of any free people should have and that whatever powers this administration doesn't use could still be used by future ones.
That, of course, is how free peoples typically lose their freedom—not by a dictator like Saddam Hussein suddenly grabbing power in the night and seizing all the library records but by the slow erosion of the habits and mentality that enables freedom to exist at all.
Instilling in citizens the notion that the power to seize library records is something the state needs is an excellent way to assist that erosion.
Most libertarians, of the left or the right, will tell you how we have been eroding those habits and that mentality for several decades now.
What the Bush administration is contributing seems to be one of the final chapters in the story.


Fourteen-year-old Sonny Wisecarver (Patrick Dempsey) is a fairly typical teenager – except when it comes to his taste in women. This is the true story of an underaged Casanova, a young man who became a national phenomenon during World War II. His scandalous marriages to a string of older women (including Beverly D'Angelo) propelled him into the front pages of the nation's newspapers.


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Last 25th May Hirum Wandangi, from Kenya, went to run Ruaha Marathon (Iringa, Tanzania). He didn't win … but his commitment and his efforts to head the group for the first half of the race have been rewarded by the organization with a special prize: a flight ticket and invitation to run in Italy!
At the beginning of the year, the Ruaha Marathon organization (www.ruahamarathon.com) has signed a twinning agreement with Runners Valbossa (www.runnersvalbossa.it), an Italian running team based in Azzate (North of Italy, Varese district).
All this was (and is) possible thanks to AFRICA&SPORT (www.africasport.it), an Italian NGO who promotes and sensitizes in Italy a culture of solidarity and believes in sport to implement social projects in Africa (Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda). This Italian charity has already supported a Tanzanian amputee guy, Nasri Juma Hamisi, from Babati district, giving him prosthesis for walking and running and invited him to run Milano Marathon last April (and even in 2012), Kilimanjaro Marathon last March (and even in 2012) and Ruaha Marathon last May.
AFRICA&SPORT supports Run2gether (www.run2gether.com), an Austria&Kenya partnership, that provides Kenyan athlets and their families the opportunity and the appropriate basic conditions to help themselves to finance and master their lives through running. Hirum is one of these runners!
Next 3rd November Runners Valbossa will organize "Trail delle Terre di Mezzo", trail of 35km around countryside and hills of Varese. Hirum will go to Italy to run this race and even Arezzo half marathon on 27th of October. "Im very happy of course" says Hirum "I'm confident to get my personal best on half marathon when I'm in Italy and above all I want to meet Italian people and runners to share our different cultures and way of life".
Good luck Hirum! Ruaha Marathon organization is very proud of these partnerships and invite you all to the next Ruaha Marathon on 25th May 2014.
Domani 23 ottobre alle 17.30 Hirum sarà ad allenarsi in pista a Calcinate degli Orrigoni.
Un grande ringraziamento va al valbossino Luigi Feroldi ed alla sua famiglia per aver aperto le porte di casa ed ospitare il ragazzo in questi giorni.


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All The Big Stars Returning To TV For Fall 2018
By Telisa Carter	In	Celebrities on October 2, 2018
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With many popular series returning and some highly anticipated brand new ones starting, the Fall 2018 television season is promising to be really good. What makes it even better however is all the famous faces making their appearances in some of TV's biggest shows. Many big stars from both film and television are making their return to a TV series for the fall which only makes audiences want to watch them more. Find out which celebrities are joining popular series and which are starring in brand new shows coming to TV:
14. Jane Kaczmarek
From 2000 to 2006, Jane Kaczmarek was one of the most popular TV moms of all time in her role as Lois Cleaver on Malcolm in the Middle, and now she is joining one of the most popular families currently on TV! It has been confirmed that Kaczmarek will be a guest star on season three of This Is Us which premiered on Tuesday, September 25. So far, not many details about her character are being released and it is simply known that she will play "a liberal university professor and scientist who is described as intelligent, warm, and down-to-earth." After Malcolm in the Middle came to an end in 2006, Kaczmarek went on to appear in series such as Help Me Help You, Raising The Bar, The Middle, and most recently appeared in seven episodes of Playing House, but her guest starring role on This Is Us marks her return to a major prime time series.
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13. Nathan Fillion
Nathan Fillion has been a fan-favorite actor for quite some time, and while he certainly hasn't had any trouble finding work, the 2018 fall TV season marks the star's first return to starring in a series since 2016 when Castle came to an end. This fall, Fillion is starring as John Nolan in The Rookie, a crime drama on ABC which premieres on October 16. Nolan is a 40-year-old man who becomes the oldest rookie at the LAPD and it becomes hard for his colleagues to look past his age. Since Castle's series finale, Fillion has appeared in Con Man, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Santa Clarita Diet, A Series of Unfortunate Events and Modern Family, but fans are ecstatic to see him once again leading a show.
12. Jessica Szohr
For quite some time, Jessica Szohr was best known for her recurring role as Vanessa Abrams on the hit teen drama Gossip Girl which aired from 2007 to 2012, and while she continued acting, she was seen in lesser known series. Now, following her recurring role on Shameless for 11 episodes from 2017 to 2018, the actress is joining the sci-fi comedy-drama The Orville in its second season. Szohr will portray Talia, a new crew member onboard The Orville and will be reuniting with her former Gossip Girl co-star Leighton Meester who will be guest starring for one episode. The Orville returns on December 30, 2018 with a special two-hour premiere.
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11. Michael Angarano
Michael Angarano's acting career has had a lot of ups and downs since his very first appearance on Saturday Night Live back in 1995. He went on to appear in films like Almost Famous, Lords of Dogtown and Sky High, but his best known television role came on Will & Grace as Elliott, the son of Sean Hayes' Jack McFarland. In 2018, Angarano is returning to TV in a big way on the hit NBC drama This Is Us where he has been cast in the mysterious role as Nicky Pearson, the brother of Jack who dies while the Pearson brothers are serving in the Vietnam War. With so much secrecy around the storyline it is not yet known in which episode Angarano will make his first appearance on the series.
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10. Juliette Lewis
Actress Juliette Lewis has had her fair share of roles both on television and TV, but this fall she is returning to sitcoms in not one, but two series! Along with iconic roles in films such as August: Osage County, Natural Born Killers, Cape Fear and more, Lewis has appeared in a few series over the years. From The Firm to Wayward Pines and more recently Secrets and Lies, she is no stranger to television, but she recently confirmed she is taking on sitcoms with a role in the Roseanne spinoff The Conners. Lewis will be playing Blue, the girlfriend of Johnny Galecki's character David Healy, which of course marks a reunion for the two stars who played siblings more than 30 years ago in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. She will also be appearing in the U.S. adaptation of the British comedy series Camping. Camping premieres on October 14, and The Conners premieres on October 16.
9. Chad Michael Murray
Following his memorable run on the hit teen series One Tree Hill as Lucas Scott, Chad Michael Murray took his time taking on another major television role. After roles in series such as Chosen, Texas Rising, Scream Queens, and Agent Carter, Murray starred in the CMT series Sun Records but it was cancelled after only one season. The actor is now in a recurring role in season three of Fox's musical drama series Star where he took on the role of Xander Mcpherson, a real estate investor who becomes romantically involved with Brandy's Cassie Brown. Season three of Star premiered on September 26, 2018.
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8. Jennifer Love Hewitt
For the first time in three years, actress Jennifer Love Hewitt is making her way to a major television series! After the departure of Connie Britton on Fox's procedural drama 9-1-1 in season one, Hewitt has stepped up as the newest 911 operator. Hewitt plays Buck's sister Maddie who moved to town to get away from her abusive ex. Prior to the role, Hewitt stepped into the role of Kate Callahan on Criminal Minds before exiting the series in 2015, and did not have a single role since joining 9-1-1 for the fall of 2018.
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7. Taye Diggs
After making waves starring in the Netflix original romantic comedy film Set It Up, Taye Diggs is ready for his return to TV! Diggs stars as Coach Billy Baker on The CW's highly anticipated teen sports drama All American which looks like a mix between One Tree Hill and Friday Night Lights. Diggs last appeared on TV in Empire as Angelo Dubois and said he took on the role in All American because he always wanted to play a football coach but also because of the show's politics and serious subject matter it deals with. All American premieres on October 10, 2018.
6. Jennifer Garner
More than 10 years since the series that launched her career came to its end, Jennifer Garner is making her way back to TV. Having previously starred on Alias from 2001 to 2006, Garner went on to major movie roles while only making small TV appearances over the years, but now she is starring in the U.S. adaptation of the British comedy Camping. Garner stars in the series as Kathryn Siddell-Bauers, the "obsessively organized and aggressively controlling wife" of David Tennant's Walt Siddell-Bauers. The couple gather with an odd mix of friends and family for a weekend camping trip for Walt's birthday that inevitably goes awry. Camping premieres on October 14, 2018.
5. Ross Lynch
From 2011-2016, Ross Lynch was best known as a Disney Channel star on the show Austin & Ally as Austin Moon, but he is now ready to make his way to more mainstream television with one of the fall's most anticipated new series. Lynch will be starring in Netflix's The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina as Harvey Kinkle and the new Sabrina series is promising to be much darker than the ABC comedy that fans remember. The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina premieres on October 26, 2018.
4. Seann William Scott
Seann William Scott had fallen so far off the radar in Hollywood that fans were starting to see outlet posts about why the actor wasn't being cast anymore, but it seems he was just waiting for the right role! Following the dramatic firing of Clayne Crawford on Fox's hit TV adaptation of Lethal Weapon, Scott has taken on the role of Murtaugh's new partner Wesley Cole for season three. Prior to the role, the actor's last time on TV was back in 2013 when he made a cameo in the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia season nine episode "Mac Day."
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3. Julia Roberts
As one of Hollywood's highest-paid leading ladies in films, fans were ecstatic to learn that Roberts was taking her talents to the small screen for the first time since her brief appearance in the Law & Order episode "Empire" back in 1999! Roberts is starring in Amazon's psychological thriller web series Homecoming as Heidi Bergman, a caseworker at a secret government facility. To make her return to TV even more exciting, she is starring in the series alongside Dermot Mulroney for the first time since the pair co-starred in the beloved 1997 romantic comedy My Best Friend's Wedding. Homecoming premieres on November 2, 2018.
2. Chris Carmack
After his memorable run on The O.C. back in the early 2000s as Luke Ward, Chris Carmack made his TV return as Will Lexington in the popular musical drama Nashville. Now, he is making his second comeback on Grey's Anatomy in the series' 15th season. Carmack is starring as "Ortho God" Atticus Lincoln in a recurring role on the iconic medical drama.
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1. Jenna Dewan
Back in 2006, Jenna Dewan got the big break she needed when she starred in 2006's Step Up. 12 years later she is on to even bigger things as she is focusing on her professional career following her split from husband Channing Tatum. After roles in The Playboy Club in 2011, American Horror Story in 2012, Witches of East End from 2013-2014, and Supergirl in 2015-2016, Dewan became one of the celebrity judges on World of Dance, but for the fall 2018 television season, she is returning to scripted series! The actress has a recurring role on the second season of the hit Fox medical drama The Resident as Julian Lynn.
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Gender Equality Club holds feminine hygiene drive
Cristiana Amaro, Staff Writer|March 24, 2017
The gender equality club is new to Neshaminy High School. It aims to raise awareness and help serve the community.
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The Gender Equality Club, which is new to Neshaminy High School, recently held its first Feminine Hygiene Drive. The drive took place over the course of two weeks. Items collected included tampons, pads, soaps, shampoos, tissues, hand sanitizers, toothbrushes, and much more. Boxes are set around the school, either in G219, main office or the English IPC.
Adviser of the club, Kristen McCreary, an English teacher at Neshaminy, helped put the drive together. "When Hannah Whitty approached me and asked me about a Gender Equality Club, I was excited about the idea," McCreary said. "I firmly believe that all people should be treated equally. It is a wonderful opportunity to be part of a group who shares the same view."
Sophomore Hannah Whitty was instrumental in creating the club. "I am hosting this drive because I want to help the woman in our community by providing hygiene products," Whitty said.
Whitty talked about her inspiration to do the drive. "U by Kotex started a 'power to the period' movement that showed other drives, which pushed me to take initiative and start my own," she said. "Gender Equality Club reached out to many local shelters that were interested in our donations and made flyers to let the students of Neshaminy know about our drive."
The members of the Gender Equality Club feel strongly about the drive and really hope it makes a difference. One member from the club, sophomore Brianna Herder, said she hopes the drive will be very eye opening. "I think it's a fabulous idea because not only are you helping someone in need, but it forces you to think about what it's like to have to deal with a period when you have little to no resources," Herder said.
With new events and opportunities, many are excited to see how both the club and drive will all come together. "When I first heard about the drive I thought it was something different," Herder said. "I've never taken part in a tampon drive before so it's cool to see it play out."
"Raising awareness and having fun, overall all of this," Hannah Whitty hopes "they can raise awareness to get rid of the stigma around periods and take pressure off those in need by providing products for them."
McCreary hopes, "that this drive will help the students of Neshaminy come together for a great cause and will enable us to help provide for people in our community who are in need."
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Way-too-early Look at Pitt's 2019 Offensive Depth Chart
Pitt's 2018 football season just ended a week ago in then Panthers' 14-13 loss to Stanford in the Sun Bowl in El Paso, Texas, but it's never too early to look ahead to the 2019.
Actually, it is far too early. Pitt still has another signing period to bring in freshman to the 2019 class, still could deal with transfers out of and into the program, and doesn't even have in place the offensive coordinator that will be making close to 50 percent of these decisions.
Next season, Pitt will have to replace 11 regular starters from 2018, and seven of them are on offense, so the new offensive coordinator is going to have an outsized say in what type of changes the Panthers will be making.
But lets pull out our Pittsburgh Sports Now crystal ball and take a look at what each position could look like come this fall. We'll start with the offense and then take a look at the defense later this week.
1. Kenny Pickett
There will most likely be an open competition at quarterback, both this spring and all the way through next fall, but when the dust settles, Pickett's experience starting and running ability will likely give him an insurmountable edge. That doesn't mean he should expect to keep the job throughout the season if he doesn't play better than he did in 2018, but it's hard to envision another quarterback taking the first snaps of the season.
2. Jeff George, Jr. OR Nick Patti
George will enter the spring with the backup job, but this will likely be a three-way battle for the starting spot, with the first runner up settling in as the backup. George has experience, but Patti is a prospect with size, a good arm and tons of potential.
3. Davis Beville
Yes, Beville is a four-star recruit, and he's probably not totally out of consideration, but playing at a public school in western South Carolina, he's not coming to Pitt with a ton of experience against top competition. Pitt head coach Pat Narduzzi usually also likes his quarterbacks to redshirt, so that seems the most likely outcome here.
1. A.J. Davis OR Todd Sibley OR Mychale Salahuddin
Davis is the biggest and strongest of the trio and Salahuddin is the fastest, while Sibley might be the most well-rounded of the bunch. Pitt will feature at least two tailbacks, and it wouldn't be crazy to think that all three will get playing time because Pitt's lack of depth at fullback and tight end might lead itself to more two-back sets.
The thing that's going to separate these backs is pass protection. Davis struggled with that in his opportunities in 2018, and it could be the thing that holds him back from taking the reins here.
2. Daniel Carter OR Vincent Davis
Expect both of Pitt's freshman running backs to get a legit shot as a contributor, at least in a small dose, and use their four games. If one of them turns out to be the hot hand, it could easily be more than that.
Jim Medure (81) Practice August 16, 2018 — DAVID HAGUE
1. Jim Medure
This is one of the least-sure spots on the depth chart. Medure played tight end and Pitt's "G" position, which is something akin to an H-back, but he rarely lined up in the backfield, despite being listed as a fullback on the team's official depth chart all season.
Medure is a smart player that has now played linebacker, defensive end and tight end, so it wouldn't surprise if he's able to make the move again. Former starter George Aston also got his start at Pitt as a walk-on linebacker, so there's plenty of precedent there.
2. Jason Edwards
Edwards came to Pitt from Bluefield, West Virginia as a preferred walk-on and redshirted in 2018. He has the size (5-foot-10, 230 pounds) and athleticism to be an impact talent at the fullback position, but he's definitely still a bit wet behind the ears.
If not Edwards, this could be a spot where someone moves from another position to fill in. Anyone want to see Chase Pine as a lead blocker?
1. Grant Carrigan OR Carson Van Lynn
These two finished out the 2018 season as co-starters, and there's been nothing that's happened since then that seems like it would change that. That being said, the fact that neither of them had a catch in 2018 should say a lot about the confidence the Pitt offensive staff had in this duo, and a new coordinator could have a different vision for the tight end spot and these players individually. Van Lynn moved from tackle to tight end and Carrigan has been someone that's been mentioned as a possible tackle, at times as well.
2. Will Gragg
Perhaps with a different man in charge, a more offensive threat like Will Gragg will emerge. Perhaps Gragg will see how his playing time declined throughout 2018 and finish his collegiate career elsewhere. Plenty up in the air at this spot, and it's possible none of these three are playing tight end at Pitt in 2019.
1. X Aaron Mathews, Z Taysir Mack, slot Maurice Ffrench
With his breakaway speed, Ffench was Pitt's best offensive playmaker throughout the 2018 season and Mack is Pitt's most polished wideout. Those two should get playing time and targets in bunches.
Of the rest of Pitt's receivers, there are a bunch of different available skillsets, but Mathews' size, prowess as a blocker and experience make for a solid tie-breaker.
2. X Dontavius Butler-Jenkins OR Michael Smith, Z Shocky Jacques-Louis OR Tre Tipton, slot V'Lique Carter
Butler-Jenkins and Smith have the size, Jacques-Louis and Carter have the speed and Tipton has the hands and route-running ability for any of these four to create separation and even move up a tier, but none of them were able to show it on the field in 2018. There's plenty of ability to move around here.
1. Gabe Houy, Jerry Drake
This is a prime spot for Pitt to look for a transfer, but as things stand right now, Houy and Drake would likely be the starters. Houy got a spot start in the 2018 opener agains Albany, filling in for an injured Alex Bookser. The only other tackle that got significant playing time was Van Lynn, who was eventually moved to tight end. If he remains there, Drake would be the logical next option at tackle.
2. Carter Warren, Liam Dick
Warren is a big body and the coaches are very excited about Dick, a freshman early enrollee, but these two are an easy call because they're the only other scholarship tackles on the roster right now.
1. Bryce Hargrove, Brandon Ford
Hargrove should be as close of a thing to a lock as there will be on an offensive line with four new starters. The fact that Ford came in when Hargrove was injured in the Sun Bowl is a good sign for his chances of earning the other guard spot.
2. Chase Brown, Blake Zubovic OR Jake Kradel
Brown has playing experience, coming to Pitt from the junior college ranks and could certainly push Ford or Drake on the right side of the line. Zubovic seems to be just a hair of fellow redshirt freshman Kradel.
1. Jimmy Morrissey
The only returning starter on Pitt's offensive line, Morrissey is still rehabbing from a nasty ankle injury suffered against Wake Forest. Assuming he's back to full health, he's the man in the middle of Pitt's offensive line and is poised for an all-conference type of season.
2. Owen Drexel
The young center was passed over in favor of moving Connor Dintino over from guard when Morrissey was hurt late in 2018, but that probably won't be the case going forward, as he'll be relied upon as depth behind Morrissey and looks like a potential future starter.
KICKER, HOLDER, LONG SNAPPER
1. Alex Kessman, Jake Scarton, Cal Adomitis
Nothing to see here after Kessman dismantled Pitt's distance-kicking record books in 2018. He could still be more consistent, but is in no danger of losing his job.
Boy, did Scarton show how valuable a good holder can be with his absence in Pitt's loss to Penn State early in the year. He should be back and hopefully can stay healthy in 2019.
Adomitis will be back for his junior year and there seems to be little reason to believe he won't be the top snapper once again.
2. Scarton OR Will Connelly, Kenny Pickett, Jack Hansberry
After the Penn State fiasco, Pitt started working Pickett as an emergency holder, and the Panthers should be better-prepared if something were to arise in 2019. Hansberry, a walk-on linebacker, appears to be Adomitis' top backup, while Scarton and Connelly are slotted behind Kessman.
Next time, we'll take a look at Pitt's 2019 defense.
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C. M. Knox, Jr Thur Sept 24, 2009 I am searching for any information regarding Robert CRAWFORD, born about 1808, in Tioga County and wife, Polly, born about 1808.
At time of the 1870 US Census they were living in Apalachin with their son Albert.
Robert and Polly's children listed in 1850 US Census:
James b.1842;
Jefferson, b. 1844;
Charles, b. 1836;
Louisa, b. 1837;
Eli, b. 1838;
Abram,b. 1839;
Maria, b. 1843;
Albert, b. 1844,
Rhoda, b. 1847
Please help if you can.
Beth Flanagan Sat Aug 24, 2009
Patrick FLEMING emigrated to NY from Galway around 1864 – I have him in the 1870 census living in Newark Valley with his children Bridget (b1857), Michael (b1859), Patrick (b1861), Celia (b1863) and Catherine (b1867 in Newark Valley). He was a tannery laborer. Bridget is my great-grandmother and married Thomas FLANAGAN (b1857 in Newark Valley). Thomas' parents John (who also was a tannery laborer) and Ellen are buried in St John's cemetery.
The following 1870 census info has been found.
Location - Newark Valley, Berkshire
Flanagan – John 1814-1893
Spouse – Ellen Barry 1825-1899
Patrick 1845 ireland- ?
Mary 1848 Ireland - ?
Bridget 1849 NY - ?
John Jr 1852 NY - ?
James 1855 NY - ?
William 1858 NY -1892
Thomas F 1859 NY -1928
Susan 1862 NY - ?
Ellen 1867 NY - ?
John and Ellen emigrated to the US from either Clare or Roscommon – Patrick and Mary were born in Ireland and the rest of the children in NY. John worked in a tannery and is buried with Ellen and their son William in St John's cemetery in Newark Valley. I have them on the 1850, 1860 and 1880 Federal Census records. I really don't have any information about the rest of the children besides Thomas (my great grandfather).
Fleming – Patrick b1830 Ireland d?
Spouse – Mary McDermott b1835 Ireland – d abt 1867 NY
Bridget 1857 Ireland-1925
Michael 1859 Ireland - 1938
Patrick 1861 Ireland - ?
Celia 1863 Ireland - ?
John 1865 Ireland -1865 (on ship)
Catherine 1867 NY - ?
I have an 1865 ship manifest showing Mary with Bridget, Michael, Patrick and Celia, with the note that Johnny died on the ship. Then I find them in Newark Valley in the 1870 census – a few houses away from the Flanagans. Patrick was a tannery laborer.
The next census – 1880 – is when I lose track of Patrick and Celia and Catherine. The son Patrick is a blacksmith's apprentice in Newark Valley, but Bridget has gone to NYC and Michael is a barber in PA. I know that Bridget married Thomas Flanagan in 1886 from family records, and then I find them in Ralston, PA in the 1880 census.
I cannot find further records of Patrick and the children Celia and Catherine after the one 1870 census, nor can I find any death or cemetery records for them. The 1880 c Michael have relocated to NY and PA, respectively. census records finds the son Patrick remaining in Newark Valley but Bridget and
I'm guessing the tannery shut down? Are there any newspaper archives detailing the history of Newark Valley in the 1870s?
James H. Taylor Fri Jul 24, 2009
I am trying to locate the burial site and any info for Ezekiel NEWMAN, b. 2/27/1750 Stamford, Fairfield Co., CT, d. 7/31/1836 Smithboro, Tioga Co., NY and his wife Temperance STEWART NEWMAN, b. 9/30/1752 Stamford, Fairfield Co., NY, d. 8/17/1840 Smithboro, Tioga Co., NY.
Joan Hutter Sun Jul 5, 2009
Looking for my ancestor Josiah HOWE who migrated to New York from Connecticut. Josiah HOWE had the following children, William HOWE b. 1799, Eri b.1801, John 1803, Caroline 1805, Phidelia b. 1807, Mary b 1809, and Aurelia b 1811.
The Federal Census 1800, Tioga Co.,NY has Josiah HOWE living in Tioga at that time. I am unable to locate additional information of William HOWE'S birth in either Tioga County or in Florida, Montgomery County, NY.
Does anyone have any death information for JOSIAH HOWE? I do know that William HOWE is buried in Ulysses, Potter Co., PA
Thank you for any help you can provide.
Judith Van Pelt Thur Jun 4, 2009
My name is Judith HAHN HOLLENBECK VAN PELT.
I am the former wife of Robert C HOLLENBECK son of Rachel & Henry.
This Saturday I will be attending the interment of ashes of Catherine Anne HOLLENBECK COMEAU, daughter of Henry & Rachel in Maple Grove Cemetery.
While married to Robert I was given a steamer travel trunk from the barn of the HOLLENBECKs. It has an engraved card on it for a D. Anna WOODFORD. I was told by Rachel that the owner of this trunk was buried in Maple Grove in Candor. When I checked cemetery lists on this web site, I discovered 2 WOODFORD's with the first name beginning with D.
Do any of you know whether Diana Or Daidemia are the owners of this trunk? I would love to trace the history of the antiques that I own and would like to take a rubbing of the grave stone to put with the trunk.
Please advise location of the grave site that you believe might be the owner of this trunk.
I thank you for your time in this matter.
Marcia Truman Thur Apr 16, 2009
The TRUMAN family came to Tioga County late 18th century. I would like to connect with anyone from the Tioga County, NY area who might have information about descendants of Aaron B and Experience (PARK) TRUMAN of the Flemingville, Owego, Newark Valley, Gaskill Corners, or Candor area. I have a lot of photos and family information to share, too.
The first Aaron TRUMAN married Captain Thomas PARK's daughter, Experience,
Their son, Charles E TRUMAN, my gggrandfather, was born in 1807 and the two sons (Aaron and Elias) that I am researching were born around 1840-1845.
*Aaron B TRUMAN (1785 - 1823) came to Candor/Flemingville and married Experience Park (1782 - 1844). They remained in Flemingville, established our farm on what is now PARK Settlement Road).
Lyman Park TRUMAN (1806 - 1881) maried to Emily GOODRICH. Lived in Owego
*Charles E TRUMAN (1807 - 1897) married Harriet WEBSTER. Lived in Flemingville at the family farm.
Dorinda M TRUMAN (1809 - 1895) married Captain John GORMAN, Owego. He died in the Civil War at Cold Harbor, Va.
Orin TRUMAN ((1811 - 1885) Owego
Francis TRUMAN (1812 - 1893) Owego
George TRUMAN (1816 - 1907) married Eunice GOODRICH, Owego
Fanny TRUMAN (1819 - 1894) married David GOODRICH, Owego
I do have some information about the spouses and descendants of my great grandfather, Charles E TRUMAN's siblings, but its sketchy. Charles E and Harriet WEBSTER's children were:
Aaron B TRUMAN (1839 - 1892) married DELSEA ?? They farmed in Gaskill Corners and he died unexpectedly in 1892. In a farming accident???
Twins:Adeline TRUMAN (1840 - 1920) married John B BLEWER
and Adelaide TRUMAN (1840 - 1918) married William H BLEWER. They all lived in Newark Valley
Helen TRUMAN (1841 - 1921) - lived at the Flemingville farm.
Lyman B TRUMAN ( 1843 - 1932) ....lived where??
Elias W TRUMAN ( 1844 - 1917) farmed near Apalachin. Elias married a beautiful woman (I have a photograph) named Jennie B... is that BEECHER? may also have farmed in Gaskill Corners.
*Charles F TRUMAN (1846 - 1922) married Ada CHAPMAN (1852 - 1912) of Newark Valley; later married Elnora COOLEY (1856 - 1929)
Lucy TRUMAN ( 1848 - 1935) married William MEAD of Owego
Lydia TRUMAN (1850 - 1927) married Adelbert "Del" HAMMOND of Newark Valley
Charles F TRUMAN and Ada CHAPMAN had one son, my grandfather, Harry Lucius TRUMAN ( 1883 - 1960). They lived at the Flemingville family farm.
*Harry Lucius TRUMAN married Grace Stiles MILLREA of Owego ( 1883 - 1965). Their son, *Charles W TRUMAN (1920 - 1998), was my Dad. They each inherited the family farm in Flemingville/Owego.
My Dad married Jean COMFORT TAYLOR (1918 - 1963) of Binghamton, NY.
My brother, *Charles W TRUMAN, Jr is restoring the farm to viability with his wife, Alice QUICK of Owego.
I am very interested in knowing the names of the spouses of the above list, so I can learn more about their branches of our family.
Barbara Lovell Winter Sun Mar 8, 2009
Researching my grandfather, Abijah F. LOVELL
The information I do have is:
Abijah F. LOVELL
born: September 11, 1858 in Barton District 4, Tioga, NY.
Married: 1882 to Nettie SWAIN
Died: June 17, 1918 in Chemung, NY
He had a sister:
Jane LOVELL
born: Abt. 1863
They are both buried in the Chemung Cemetery. Some place I found that there was a Hannah - born 1839, died 1910. I believe she adopted or cared for Abijah and Jane. She is also buried in the Chemung Cemetery. I believe she was married for the second time with a last name of Cain.
I called the town hall in Barton and was told the birth certificates from the time Abijah was born were in the Court House in Owego and it had burned thus so did the birth certificates. Abijah had two sons: Frank S. and Harold L. I believe Abijah's middle i nitial stood for Frank - don't know that. Abijah was a blacksmith in Chemung, NY for many years,
I notice there is a LOVELL in the Catharine area who is looking for LOVELL's and I see one of them is John. I have an album that has a picture of a John LOVELL. I will contact Sandy LOVELL.
I seem to be stuck and any info you could provide or direct me to check would be greatly appreciated.
Marianne Aarons Tue Mar 3, 2009
Researching the BARR family.
They came originally from Germany to Nichols & Barton. Parents & 2 brothers moved on to Minnesota, then SD, ID, WA; but two brothers, Nicholas & John and their families stayed here.
Sister Catherine and her husband John E. HIBNER, went on to Williamsport PA, and later to DuBois PA. Grandchildren spread out across the entire nation.
Later generations nearby were also in Candor, Owego and Tioga Center -- also in Schuyler & Chemung counties.
One thing I'd like to find out is where the shoemaker's shop was in Barton. It was first John E. Hibner's, then Nicholas Barr's (after John E. Hibner bought "the Farm of Mr. Nicholas Shoemaker") -- multitudinous "shoemakers". I think it would have been there in the 1850's.
Any help in finding other relatives would be appreciated. I have information to share.
Patrick Phillips Wed Dec 17, 2008
I am researching Hiram BUCK, b. 2 Oct. 1790 - d. before 1850? He was the son of Rev. Daniel BUCK & Olive STEVENS, Great Bend, PA.
I'm looking for info about his wife, Prudence DEAN, and family...between 1815 and 1870 after moving from Great Bend, PA, but mainly the gap between 1830 and 1845. I haven't found his death date, but family records say he died in Owego, Tioga Co., NY. I'm guessing he's probably buried wherever Alonzo was. My guess is between 1840 and 1850 for his death. I don't have Hiram's and Prudence's wedding date, either.
In 1820 Hiram BUCK was on Candor federal census which enumerated 3 sons and 1 daughter.
And, in 1830 Hiram BUCK and family was listed on Owego census. Apparently there were 2 families under his household with 15 people enumerated in the household and 2 people in his age range.
Around 1845 Hiram BUCK's sons, James Porter, Charles E. and daughter Frances Josephine BUCK moved to Wisconsin and Hiram's wife, Prudence Dean BUCK, had joined them by 1850. Alonzo remained in NY.
The1850 census had Alonzo D. BUCK and his family on the Owego census and his occupation listed as carpenter. The later censuses mentioned that his son Charles both farmed and did carpentry as well as grandson, George.
Hiram's son, Alonzo D. BUCK evidently remained and farmed just outside Owego as the 1870 census has a Susan SAWYER, 65, living with Alonzo, Martha, Charles, Eliza and George.....Susan was Martha's mother. (A "Record of Marriages of Rev. Wm. H. King, D.D" lists that on Jan. 26 1865 C.W. BUCK and Ann E. WOUGHTER married in 1st Baptist Church of Owego, NY. Eliza may be her middle name...or short for Elizabeth)
I have no records of marriages of Hiram's daughters Phoebe, Ann (Minerva), or Eveline in Owego nor their birthdates. And, I haven't found the family on the 1840 censuses, yet. The 1887-8 Directory listed BUCKs living outside of Owego as:
BUCK, Alonzo D., farmer on 46 1/2 acres
BUCK, Charles W., carpenter and farmer (son)
BUCK, George H., carpenter (grandson)
I hope you can help.
Sandy Castle Wed Dec 17, 2008
Seeking Marriage and or death info Re. Ann KRESS, b. 1827 in Smithboro, Tioga County, NY, daughter of John and Catherine Light KRESS and listed with mother [Catherine] and her second husband Thomas COOPER in 1850 Census.
Lois (Layton) Carmack Wed Dec 3, 2008
Seeking any info on Thomas LAYTON who was born in Morristown, Morris Co., New Jersey in May 1765 according to pension records.
Later being in Northumberland County, PA where he enlisted with the militia in 1785. From PA to New York and then in Clark County, Illinois in the 1820 census.
He was in the Tioga County, New York censuses for 1800 and 1810.
Appreciate any info on this LAYTON family! Thank you,
Kent Mauk Fri Nov 8, 2008
I am trying to track down the "South Apalachin Cemetery" that is described in the following article from Owego Times, 22 Jul 1948, p 12: George Noteware Article. Particularly, this paragraph early on in the article:
George and Huldah NOTEWARE.
George NOTEWARE was born in 1755 in Germany and probably in the state of Hesse-Cassel.
He came to America in 1776 as a Hessian Soldier. He died Aug. 21, 1825, at South Apalachin, N. Y. He married April 22, 1786, Huldah KLINE at her home town, Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.
Huldah was born in 1761 and died Aug. 1, 1840 at the home of her son Daniel NOTEWARE, as a result of asthma and dropsy.
Both were buried in the little cemetery on the south edge of the Noteware farm, just north of the country schoolhouse. The writer secured a government soldier's headstone and erected it and Huldah's headstone in the South Apalachin Cemetery.
Her will was dated June 23, 1840 and is recorded in the book of Wills E-2 at the Tioga Co. court house. In 1828, she was granted a soldier's widow's pension of $80. per year.
Her husband George, died intestate, and son, John Noteware, was executor of the estate.
I am mainly trying to figure out where the South Apalachin Cemetery is so I can add their graves to Find A Grave and request a photo.
I have found the following information regarding "South Apalachin Cemetery" in the tioga/nygenweb website:
Township: Owego
Cemetery: South Apalachin
Co Historian Name: South Apalachin
Co Historian Location: South Apalachin Rd, northside; 8 3/4 mi from Town Hall
Source Location: DAR
Do those directions make any sense to you? From what I read, Apalachin and South Apalachin seem to have been incorporated into Owego. I'm not sure from whose Town Hall one would start but if you went 8.75 miles north from South Apalachin seems like you would in Apalachin?
George and Huldah would have been my 6-times-great grandparents.
Thank you so much for any info you can provide about their burial site!
Jane Edmondson Dupree Fri Nov 8, 2008
I am researching Stephen D. REEVES, Candor, Tioga County 1800's (L on 1880 census) married to Marinda.
Searching for Marinda's maiden name.
My mother was Mildred Hazel REEVES of Courtland, daughter of Jay Ray REEVES; married William F. EDMONDSON in Florida.
B Guenther Mon Nov 3, 2008
I would like to find out info on the surname of CORNISH from 1800 to 1900.
I have the name of Rufus J CORNISH born 1842-1844; married to Myra G HARRINGTON; lived in Owego; died 1893 of TB.
I would like to find info Rufus' parents, etc
Janice Beurling Tue Sept 30, 2008
I would like to correspond with any descendants of Philip and Barbary CAPLE who arrived in New York in May 1836 from France (probably Alsace).
They lived and are buried in Germany Hill.
They came with three young boys, and had a couple more children in Tioga, including William, from whom I am descended.
In those early days they were closely tied to the KING, SNYDER and HANBURY families, as well.
See their story here:
http://www.tioga.nygenweb.net/germhill.htm
I would be glad to hear from anyone with information (anecdotal or otherwise) on these early families.


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Compare the voting records of Tom Graves and Steven J. Chabot in 2017-18.
Tom Graves
Represented Georgia's 14th Congressional District. This was his 5th term in the House.
Steven J. Chabot
Represented Ohio's 1st Congressional District. This was his 4th term in the House.
Tom Graves and Steven J. Chabot are from the same party and agreed on 94 percent of votes in the 115th Congress (2017-18).
Disagree: 6%
But they didn't always agree. Out of 1190 votes in the 115th Congress, they disagreed on 68 votes, including 4 major votes.
June 28, 2018 — Courtney of Connecticut Amendment No. 29
May 17, 2018 — Young of Alaska Part C Amendment No. 14
Agreed to by a margin of 1 vote.
Sept. 13, 2017 — Lewis of Minnesota Amendment No. 167
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1 Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research Utrecht, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Utrecht University, Princetonplein 5, 3584 CC Utrecht, The Netherlands
2 Johann Bernoulli Institute for Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Groningen, P.O. Box 407, 9700 AK Groningen, The Netherlands
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It is well known that deterministic two-dimensional marine ice sheets can only be stable if the grounding line is positioned at a sufficiently steep, downward sloping bedrock. When bedrock conditions favour instabilities, multiple stable ice sheet profiles may occur. Here, we employ continuation techniques to examine the sensitivity of a two-dimensional marine ice sheet to stochastic noise representing short time scale variability, either in the accumulation rate or in the sea level height. We find that in unique regimes, the position of the grounding line is most sensitive to noise in the accumulation rate and can explain excursions observed in field measurements. In the multiple equilibrium regime, there is a strong asymmetry in transition probabilities between the different ice sheet states, with a strong preference to switch to the branch with a steeper bedrock slope.
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JFM classification
Nonlinear Dynamical Systems: Bifurcation
Geophysical and Geological Flows: Geophysical and Geological Flows
Nonlinear Dynamical Systems: Nonlinear Dynamical Systems