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Hamilton County Medical Malpractice Lawyers
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Jonathan Armiger
Get help now! Free consultation, experienced medical malpractice representation.
I'm an experienced medical malpractice lawyer and represent clients in all types of personal injury cases throughout Indianapolis. I provide personal attention and will advocate for your rights throughout your case. Read More »
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Steve Willsey
Free Consultation! Skilled and Compassionate Medical Malpractice Lawyer!
For over 25 years, I have devoted my practice to exclusively representing people harmed by medical wrongdoing. I will fight for your rights and interests! Visit my website for information or call for a free consultation. Read More »
Cynthia S. Rose
Indiana Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 32 years of experience
University of IndianapolisIndiana and US District Court, Southern District
Adam S. Willfond
Marion County, IN Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 7 years of experience
(317) 500-4325	2552 Central Avenue
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Business, Collections and Personal Injury
Substantial litigation and transactional experience.
John Hensley
Marion County, IN Medical Malpractice Attorney with 24 years of experience
(317) 472-3333	117 E Washington St
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Nursing Home, Personal Injury and Social Security Disability
Born and raised in central Indiana, John Hensley has always possessed an overwhelming desire to protect the rights of his fellow Hoosiers. Since 1998, he has devoted his practice to assisting those who have been wrongfully injured. John has built Hensley Legal Group into a law firm based in downtown Indianapolis that works hard toward achieving the best results possible for its clients. Known mainly for his compassion for others, John also possesses a common-sense and efficient approach to the practice of law. He continues to bring experience and integrity to his work.
Caroline Clay
(800) 800-8888	201 N. Illinois Street
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Caroline Clay was born and raised in Somerset, Kentucky. She holds a J.D. degree from the University of Brandeis School of Law. Caroline is licensed to practice in KY and IN.
Mr. Jim Keller
Marion County, IN Medical Malpractice Lawyer with 31 years of experience
(317) 926-1111	2850 N Meridian St
Jim Keller joined Keller & Keller in 1989. Since then he has represented clients who suffered traumatic injuries resulting from a variety of accidents, including those involving car, truck, and motorcycle crashes. Jim has also handled several wrongful death claims for families throughout Indiana. After receiving his undergraduate degree from Indiana University, Mr. Keller then obtained his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from the Thomas M.Cooley Law School in the state of Michigan. He is honored to bear the title of Super Lawyer, as well as being a current member of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, Indiana Trial Lawyers Association, and...
Stacy J. Crider
(800) 520-3633	434 E New York St
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Social Security Disability and Workers' Comp
Stacy J. Crider has practiced law for 5 years and has been with Hankey Law Office since 2010. She specializes in handling Social Security Disability and Workers' Compensation cases. Stacy earned her Juris Doctor from the Indiana University at Indianapolis School of Law in 2009. She also received a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice and Psychology from Indiana University - Bloomington in 2003. Stacy is currently a member of The Indiana Bar Association, The Indianapolis Bar Association, The Indiana Trial Lawyers Association & The Workers' Injury Law & Advocacy Group. As an Associate Attorney at Hankey Law...
Ashley D. Marks
Ashley D. Marks has been with Hankey Law Office since 2009. She began her legal career while attending Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis as a law clerk. After earning her Juris Doctor degree in 2011, she became an Associate Attorney with the firm. Ashley also earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Philosophy from Indiana University - Indianapolis. Her practice areas include Social Security Disability, Personal Injury and Employment Law. Outside of her duties at Hankey Law Office, she is affiliated with the American Association for Justice, the American Bar Association, the Indiana State Bar Association...
John F. Townsend III
(317) 264-4444	151 N. Delaware Street suite 770
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Insurance Claims, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Indiana University - Indiana University-Bloomington
John F. Townsend, III has exclusively represented individuals involved in accidents and the families of people killed due to the negligence of other people or corporations since 1996. John has taken numerous cases through jury trials and appeals. You pay no attorney fees unless we recover money on your behalf either through settlement or trial. Townsend & Townsend, LLP was founded in 1941 by John F. Townsend, Sr. and Earl C. Townsend, Jr.. Since then, three generations of Townsend attorneys have represented thousands of people in personal injury and wrongful death cases.
Scott Weathers
Medical Malpractice, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Randall Sevenish
(800) 278-9200	101 West Ohio Street
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Randy Sevenish is an Indiana personal injury lawyer who has devoted his practice to defending the rights of accident victims throughout the state of Indiana, whether involved in auto, truck or motorcycle cases. A former police Captain, Randy has devoted his life's work to defending citizens and holding those who cause injuries through negligence and insurance companies who try to deny rightful compensation accountable for their actions.
John Thomas Hester
John has a B.A. in Spanish and Communications from the University of Louisville and worked as an editor for a decade before returning to school and earning his J.D. from the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law. He is a member of Kentucky Bar Association and the Kentucky Justice Association.
Arthur R. Baxter Jr.
Indiana Medical Malpractice Attorney with 35 years of experience
Indiana University Maurer School of LawIndiana and US District Court Southern District of Indiana
Jerry Garau
(877) 822-9550	3710 Washington Blvd.
Free ConsultationMedical Malpractice, Business, Legal Malpractice and Personal Injury
Marc Sedwick
Marion County, IN Medical Malpractice Attorney
(317) 890-5090	101 W. Ohio Street, Suite 2000
Medical Malpractice and Personal Injury
If you are looking for a personal injury attorney in Indianapolis, you have come to the right place! Look no further than Sedwick Law, where you can receive the help you need from a personal injury attorney in Indianapolis. Attorney Marc Sedwick is experienced, competent, and ready to take on your case and fight for your just compensation. He has a membership with several well-known organizations, including the Kentucky Justice Association, the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association, and the American Bar Association. Moreover, he is associated with the American Association for Justice and The National Trial Lawyers association. In addition, he...
Gregory L. Laker
(317) 636-6481	One Indiana Square
Katherine Brown-Henry
(317) 488-5500	951 N. Delaware Street
Kaitlin Coons
(800) 800-8888	201 N. Illinois St
Kaitlin Coons holds a B.A. with triple majors in Psychology, Communications, and Telecommunications from Indiana University and a J.D. from the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law. In law school, she served as the Assistant Chief Justice for her school's moot court tournament and a tutor for the Dean's Tutorial Society in Civil Procedure. She has experience in a wide variety of practice areas including: subrogation, criminal law, intellectual property, business law, and litigation. Kaitlin is licensed to practice in Indiana.
Donald Ward
Marion County, IN Medical Malpractice Lawyer
(317) 639-9501	728 South Meridian Street
Medical Malpractice, Asbestos, Nursing Home and Personal Injury
Vernon Petri
(317) 780-6610	2124 E Hanna Ave
Indianapolis City (Balance),	IN 46227
Richard Cook
(317) 321-2400	150 E Market St
Medical Malpractice, Civil Rights and Personal Injury
F. Boyd Hovde
(317) 818-3100	201 W. 103rd Street
Medical Malpractice, Consumer, Personal Injury and Products Liability
The University of Michigan Law School, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Frederick R. Hovde
Nicholas C. Deets
(317) 818-3100	10201 N. Illinois St. Suite 500
Medical Malpractice, Personal Injury, Products Liability and Securities
Indiana University at Bloomington School of Law, Bloomington, Indiana
Robert T. Dassow
Valparaiso University School of Law, Valparaiso, Indiana
Charles Reeder
(317) 581-4400	8888 Keystone Crossing
Catherine Kling
Boyd Hovde
(317) 818-3100	10585 N Meridian St
Carmel,	IN 46290
Medical Malpractice, Legal Malpractice, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Medical Malpractice and Insurance Defense
James Bleeke
(317) 567-2222	8470 Allison Pointe Blvd
Medical Malpractice, Health Care and Insurance Defense
Gloria Danielson
(317) 842-5800	7310 N Shadeland Ave
Jeb Crandall
Medical Malpractice, Insurance Defense and Workers' Comp
(317) 983-2259	8520 Allison Pointe Boulevard, Suite 128
Kevin Tyra
Medical Malpractice, Arbitration & Mediation, Insurance Defense and Workers' Comp
Daniel Ladendorf
(888) 925-3700	7310 North Shadeland Ave
Stacy Hanefeld
Carol Dillon
Mariellen Katzman
(317) 872-5700	3905 Vincennes Rd
Medical Malpractice, Divorce, Family and Personal Injury
James Mellowitz
David Krahulik
(317) 217-1664	5455 W 86th St
Gerald Mayer
(317) 254-1443	4911 E 56th St
Alfred Brown
(317) 635-6600	7404 Sunset Ln
Medical Malpractice and Business
Robert York
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I've practically given up trying to find usable pine/fir bark for use in my soil mix, but did find par boiled rice husks in a usable form.
I hear they don't break down as quickly as pine bark but do have excellent water retention characteristics.
• PBH generates less waste and reduces storage requirements, handling and freight.
Cool, where do you get them?
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Place called Hummerts International located in Missouri and Kansas.


Martin Libicki of Rand Corp.
Will the weakening of the Chinese economy result in more or fewer cyber-attacks waged by the nation?
On Aug. 24, The Chinese Shanghai Stock Exchange experienced its biggest one-day point drop since 2007, resulting in a sharp decline in other global markets as well (see Volatile Stock Market: Cybersecurity Fallout?). Since June 12, the Shanghai Composite Index has plunged by 38 percent. The stock market drop comes after the Chinese government tried to bolster its economy earlier this month by devaluating the yuan against the U.S. dollar.
Less money in government coffers because of lower tax receipts could lead the Chinese to restrain spending on hacking, Martin Libicki, senior management scientist at the think tank The Rand Corp., says in an interview with Information Security Media Group. Then again, he says, the Chinese government could see an investment in cyber espionage as a way to stimulate the economy.
"Actions of the government, particularly actions of the national security part of the government, really work on their own logic, almost autonomous," says Libicki, who researches the impact of IT on national and global security. "Fluctuations in economic behavior don't necessarily [correlate] to corresponding changes in the behavior of national security organs.
"My sense ... is that the Chinese are starting to turn a little a bit away from cyber espionage against industrial corporations and back to more traditional cyber espionage."
Discusses the impact China's weakening economy could have on negotiating cybersecurity accords with the United States.
In addition to his role as senior management scientist, Libicki is a professor at the Pardee Rand Graduate School. His most recent research involves organizing the U.S. Air Force for cyberwar; exploiting cell phones in counter-insurgency; developing a post-9/11 information technology strategy for the Justice Department; using biometrics for identity management; and assessing the terrorist information awareness program of the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency. He also is conducting information security analysis for the FBI and evaluating In-Q-Tel, a not-for-profit venture capital firm that invests in high-tech companies that develop IT that supports American intelligence efforts.


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85% tax hike claim "Its not about the Revenue"???
By In the news
Hearing over HB 2275 (85% tax hike on tobacco) pro-taxers testify it is not about the revenue?????
— Why this 85% Oregon tax & New York's soda ban redefines government power in an ugly way
By Taxpayer Association of Oregon
HB 2275 is an 85% increase in tobacco taxes. Yet, the pro-tax lobby testified in favor of HB 2275 saying "This is not about revenue". Much of the pro-tax testimony was about using taxes not to raise revenue but for big government behavior therapy to force taxpayers to change their personal choices and control what they purchase. Taxation traditionally has been a tool of taking people's income to pay for government services, now pro-tax lobbyist wish to use taxation as a political weapon to prevent citizens from purchasing a legal product and use force to control what people buy. It is a terrible trend in taxation that has no end in sight and no lack of people willing to step up to use government to control other people.
We also see their mis-use of government power this week in New York where the courts struck down a law by Mayor Bloomberg for outlawing soda drinks that were too big. Even judges are agreeing that this is an abuse of power and calling it "arbitrary and capricious" for its implementation. The court also said the ban was wrong as it tried to "limit or ban a legal item under the guise of 'controlling chronic disease.'" Mayor Bloomberg justification was "customers that live longer are going to be happier customers". Laws to control customer happiness levels? Try balancing the budget first.
Unfortunately, Oregon's 85% tobacco tax hike (Hb 2275) hits low-income and middle class families the hardest. These lower income Oregonians are being punished by others for exercising their legal freedoms incorrectly.
Despite what the pro-tax lobby says, taxation should always be about "The Revenue" and not about people control no matter what you are taxing.
(Source: WSJ 3/12/13, Bill Link Hb 2275)
Measure 66 revenue off by 30% — We told you so!
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The 1918 South Carolina United States Senate special election was held on November 5, 1918 simultaneously with the regular senate election to select the U.S. Senator from the state of South Carolina to serve the remainder of the term for the 65th Congress.  The election resulted from the death of Senator Benjamin Tillman on July 3, 1918.  William P. Pollock won the Democratic primary and was unopposed in the general election to win the remaining four months of the term.

Democratic primary
The South Carolina Democratic Party held the primary on August 27 and William P. Pollock had a slight lead, but did not garner over 50% of the vote and was forced into a runoff election against Thomas H. Peeples.  On September 10, Pollock won the runoff and was thereby elected for the short term in the Senate because there was no opposition to the Democratic candidate in the general election.

General election results

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See also
List of United States senators from South Carolina
1918 United States Senate elections
1918 United States House of Representatives elections in South Carolina
1918 South Carolina gubernatorial election

References

"Report of the Secretary of State to the General Assembly of South Carolina.  Part II." Reports of State Officers Boards and Committees to the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina. Volume II. Columbia, SC: 1919, p. 43.

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The Instructional Technology Advisory Committee (ITAC) focus is exclusively on the use of technology in the classroom and how new technologies can be integrated to support GSW mission. A major responsibility of the committee is to provide guidance regarding use of the student technology fee. Additional areas of interest include: develop long range plans for academic and instructional computing for the university, assess the instructional technology needs of the faculty and students, coordinate formal and informal opportunities for faculty development in the area of teaching, learning, and technology, and participate and advise in on-going university initiatives regarding classroom design and upgrade.
ITAC committee members has representation from academic departments, as well as the Chief Information Officer. This committee meets monthly.
For the current list of ITAC Committee members please see the Faculty Handbook.


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Alabama State, Texas Southern To Meet In SWAC Baseball Tournament Final
NEW ORLEANS – Texas Southern and Alabama State both swept through the 2016 Southwestern Athletic Conference Tournament and will meet in the Championship finale on Sunday, May 22 at Wesley Barrow Stadium. First pitch is set for 10:30 a.m. and will air live on ESPNU. [easyazon_infoblock align="right" cart="y" identifier="B00F976HI8″ key="image" locale="US" tag="hbcusports-20″]
TSU, the defending SWAC Tournament Champions are now 24-25 on the year and enter the title game after defeating Jackson State twice as well as Arkansas-Pine Bluff in the 'A' Bracket. In the tournament, Kamren Dukes is pacing the Tigers' offense, hitting .667 (8-for-12) with a double and three stolen bases. Ryan Lazo is 4-for-11 (.455) with a double, seven RBI, and two stolen bases. Richard Alamo has drawn four walks, tallied four hits, and nabbed five stolen bases in five attempts.
On the hill for the Tigers, Larry Romero, who led the Tigers with a 9-3 record this season, collected the opening round 10-2 win over Jackson State after going eight innings. Romero scattered two runs on eight hits, struck out five and walked two batters.
The Michael Robertson led squad went 13-10 in SWAC West play, coming into the tournament as the three seed out of the division. The Tigers swept all six games against Southern, while splitting with Prairie View A&M, and took two from Arkansas-Pine Bluff and Grambling, who both finished ahead of TSU.
On the season, TSU leads the league and is second in NCAA in stolen bases with 162, while leading the nation averaging 3.38 stolen bases per game. Ryan Lazo has stolen 39 bases for the Tigers this season.
The Hornets head into the title contest with a 37-15 record, defeated Southern and Alcorn State in seven inning contests prior to collecting a second victory from Southern to extend their season playing in the 'B' bracket. During the tournament, ASU has been led offensively by Dillon Cooper who has posted .667 average (6-for-9) with two home runs, four doubles and 10 RBI, while drawing four walks and getting hit three times to reach base. SWAC Freshman of the Year Eriq White has reached base all 13 plate appearances in three tournament games, collecting eight hits with two doubles and a home run. [easyazon_infoblock align="right" cart="y" identifier="B00BZLW7FE" key="image" locale="US" tag="hbcusports-20″]
On the hill for the Hornets, three-time SWAC Starting Pitcher of the Year Joseph Camacho and All-SWAC First Team honoree Tyler Howe both picked up their tenth victory of the year. Camacho (10-0) went 4.1, scattering six runs on eight hits, struck out two and walked four in the team's 27-9 opening round victory over Southern. Howe (10-2) collected the 16-3 victory over the Braves after tossing six of the seven innings. Howe allowed three runs on six hits, struck out eight and walked two.
During the regular season, 2016 SWAC Coach of the Year Mervyl Melendez guided the Hornets to a 24-0 conference record, becoming the first team to post a perfect record in SWAC play since moving to divisional play in 2006. 2016 also marks the third-straight season ASU has captured the regular season title and the Hornets' fourth-straight 30-plus win season. The Hornets lead the SWAC in scoring, averaging 8.8 runs per game with the second-most runs scored this season (447).
The last time the squads faced off was during the 2013 season resulting in a 3-1 decision in favor of the Hornets in the MLB Urban Youth Invitational at Minute Maid Park in Houston on Feb. 24. TSU is looking for the program's fourth SWAC title while ASU is on the hunt for the squad's first championship in the program's history.
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Church of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary (1911).
Holy Resurrection Cathedral (1702) – the main Orthodox church of Sumy and the oldest stone building in the city, a great example of the Ukrainian baroque.
Monument to the symbol of Sumy.
Savior's Transfiguration Cathedral (1776-1788) located in the very center of Sumy combines the elements of Renaissance, Baroque and Classicism styles.
Sunday school located near the cathedral.
Altanka (1900-1905) – a small gazebo of carved wood and one of the main symbols of Sumy. This is the only wooden structure in the city that was not damaged during the Second World War.
Very impressive. Thank you sharing photos of these places. It is good to have a description too.


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Q: laravel create trigger with migration throws error or access violation I created a trigger to check if the value is between a specified range. Now i wanted to make a migration for it but i receive the following error:

[PDOException]
    SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access violation: 1064 You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that
     corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'delimiter |
                DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS header_range_limit |
                ' at line 1

my migration looks like
class HeaderRangeTrigger extends Migration
{
/**
 * Create trigger. Checks if a value is > 100 or < 0, sets to 50 is so
 *
 * @return void
 */
public function up()
{
    DB::unprepared('
    delimiter |
        DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS header_range_limit |
        CREATE TRIGGER header_range_limit BEFORE
        UPDATE
        ON
          user_settings FOR EACH ROW BEGIN IF NEW.header_position < 0 OR NEW.header_position > 100 THEN
        SET NEW.header_position = 50;
          END IF;
        END |
        delimiter ;
    ');
}

/**
 * Reverse the migrations.
 *
 * @return void
 */
public function down()
{
    DB::unprepared('DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS header_range_limit');
}

}
I also tried different delimiter but with the same result.
If I copy & paste the code in phpmyadmin SQL Editor, it works without any problem. What am I missing?

A:  public function up()
{

    $procedure ="DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS GetInstagramPerContest;

       CREATE PROCEDURE GetInstagramPerContest(IN  p_contest_id INT(11))
       BEGIN
                select sum(tt.instatagspercontest) from (
                select latest_tags_count as instatagspercontest from ENInstagramTagsCount where contest_id= p_contest_id
                 UNION
                select latest_tags_count as tweetspercontest from CHZHInstagramTagsCount where contest_id= p_contest_id
                 UNION
                select latest_tags_count as tweetspercontest from JPInstagramTagsCount where contest_id= p_contest_id
                 UNION
                select latest_tags_count as tweetspercontest from KRInstagramTagsCount where contest_id= p_contest_id ) as tt;
        END
        ";

    DB::connection()->getPdo()->exec($procedure);

}

/**
 * Reverse the migrations.
 *
 * @return void
 */
public function down()
{
    DB::unprepared("DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS GetInstagramPerContest");

}

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Movie reviews - 2004-05-27
This issue:- To Kill a King- The Day After Tomorrow- Ghosts of the Abyss
To Kill a King
Director: Mike Barker
The year is 1645, and England is wrecked by civil war. King Charles I has been overthrown by General Thomas Fairfax (Dougray Scott) and his deputy, Oliver Cromwell (Tim Roth). The film follows the love/hate relationship between these two brothers in arms. The first is divided between his loyalty to his king and his strong conviction that change is needed. The other is overcome by mad delusions of grandeur. Here, the fighting doesn't take place on the battlefield, but inside castle walls between politically scheming minds. This is a tale of how lust for power corrupts men, and a fascinating depiction of just how big a crime it was to bring down the king, God's representative on earth. The knife-sharp performances and an intelligent script make this a solid piece of film-craftsmanship. III 1/2
Julie Vinten
After the English civil wars of the mid-1600s Oliver Cromwell (Tim Roth) beheaded the reigning king, Charles I, while taking control of England, Ireland and Scotland as the leader of a military dictatorship. Cromwell's place in history is controversial, the subject of heated debate among historians even today. Sir Thomas Fairfax (Dougray Scott) had a sensitive nature. He was a popular general in the Parliamentarian ("Roundhead") army. He did not approve of the appalling execution of the English king, which shocked the world. It's unfortunate that some good performances are wasted in this confusing, irrelevant movie. Rupert Everett is almost unrecognizable as he steals every scene as the doomed king. One question will keep rambling through your head - why in the world was this motion picture ever made? I 3/4
Laimons Juris G
Director: Roland Emmerich
Special effects have become a good deal better since Emmerich made "Independence Day" but "The Day After Tomorrow" is still quite similar to that movie. This time around, though, it's not aliens, but the results of global warming which threaten to eliminate the world with the arrival of a new ice age. The movie's core elements are foolish heroism, sickeningly trivial dialogue and basically all the disaster-movie cliches in the book. Yes, this movie is a criticism of U.S. environmental politics, but it hardly helps when the story is paper-thin and none of the characters is truly involving. The special effects and production design are undoubtedly remarkable, and perhaps everything else could have been forgiven if the movie was excessively entertaining. But it isn't. II 1/2
Who would have guessed that a story about climate change could be so engaging? If this reviewer's memory serves him correctly, it appears that a film without explicit sex, gun-blazing violence or four-letter words can actually be entertaining. It's a well-known fact that the world has been consuming fossil fuels at an accelerated rate. The concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere influences the average global temperature through the greenhouse effect. "The Day After Tomorrow" demonstrates quite believably what could happen because of man's carelessness. The actors wade through their cornpone lines with aplomb, but the real stars of this spectacle of worldwide disaster are the overwhelming special effects. Leave your brain at the door, sit back and enjoy the new Ice Age happen in front of your eyes. IIII
Ghosts of the Abyss
The story of the magnificent Titanic, which sank in 1912 and caused the deaths of more than 1,500 people, is an exceptional, tragic and amazingly true story. It is also a much better story than this somewhat forgettable documentary about it. After his giant feature "Titanic," James Cameron set out to further investigate the ship's remains. The documentary doesn't provide much exiting new information since the feature, but the 3-D effect makes it stand out from other sub- aqua docs. The ship's former grandeur can truly be felt when seeing it so close-up. The doc is a little too easygoing when the boys are ecstatically showing off their super-cool deep-sea shooting equipment. In some places you wonder if this is about the Titanic or about Elwood, Cameron's awesome ROV. II
Director James Cameron made a bundle from his over-rated "Titanic" seven years ago. Apparently he is still hopelessly obsessed with the ill-fated luxury liner. However, this time around Cameron devotes a sluggish 70 minutes, plus millions of dollars' worth of space-age technology, to show the sunken ship at the bottom of the north Atlantic Ocean. Once again we are invited to relive the harsh facts of the ship's tragic demise. Narrated by Bill Paxton, "Ghosts of the Abyss" is a meandering documentary originally shot in IMAX 3-D. There are no wraparound screens in the Baltics, so you can only watch it with special glasses. The first 25 minutes are fun indeed, but the movie rapidly sinks into lethargic monotony. Great for a quick snooze, just don't snore too loudly. II


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society is the source of conflict and, that schools are ultimately linked to the kinds of economic opportunities individuals have. Conflict Theory and Education Schools play a vital role in... For very young children, teachers are meant to encourage them to study hard, and find a place in society that they can fit in. During the formative years of a child, the teacher is also likely to be a good source of inspiration to them.
people did at the time, that Hitler was persecuting Jews because he claimed they belonged to an evil and inferior race; but race is a forbidden subject in a community where Jim Crow is part of the fabric of society.
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Email; In a person vs. society conflict in literature, a character struggles against the laws or beliefs of a group. This could include a character that fights against the rules such as freedom, rights, or a cause.


They say geometric prints are the "new" thing. I say they copied my mom!
It's funny how history and fashion repeats itself. But, what's even more humorous is when designers call it "new".
The first pic is a dress by Ann Betty. I'm loving the strong, bold pattern in a sweet sheath style.
The second pic is from a photo shoot on the Cult of Style blog. It's so dramatic and really drives the geometric message home.
The third pic is from Marc Jacobs 2013-2014 runway show.
And the last pic is my mom and dad in our Anaheim house in 1971.
My mom took her style seriously and I can honestly look back and say, "Now I know why I am the way I am." I was constantly surrounded by design, I mean look at the velvet picture on the fireplace.
Instead of saying geometric prints are a "new" look, I'm going to say it's a 1971, Anaheim, California inspiration.
If only my mom would've kept all of her clothes, I would be able to predict the trends for ever. For now, I'll just keep digging through all of our old family pictures. Maybe I'll find another "new" thing.


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As a school, we follow the PSHE Jigsaw Mindfulness scheme.
Curriculum Aims:
PSHE is the study of personal, social, health and economic education. It is an essential part of the school curriculum as it enables children to become healthy, independent and responsible members of society. We encourage our pupils to play a positive role in contributing to the life of the school and the wider community, and in doing so we aim to develop their sense of self-worth and self-confidence.
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As a school, we follow the PSHE Jigsaw scheme. Designed as a whole-school approach, Jigsaw PSHE / Health and Well-being provides a detailed and comprehensive scheme of learning.
Jigsaw is a unique, spiral, progressive and effective scheme of work, aiming to prepare children/young people for life, helping them really know and value who they are and understand how they relate to other people in this ever-changing world.
Being Me in My World
Celebrating Differences (TBC)
Please click here for further information on 'Jigsaw Scheme'.
National Curriculum for PSHE - click HERE
National Curriculum for RSE and Health Education - click HERE
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Geologic history
Tectonic framework
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The Canadian Shield
Interior platform and basins
Paleozoic orogenic belts
Passive continental margins
Mesozoic and Cenozoic orogenic belts
Cenozoic volcanic fields
Tectonic evolution
Precambrian time
4.6 to 3.0 billion years ago
1.3 billion to 950 million years ago
950 to 600 million years ago
Paleozoic and early Mesozoic time
Late Mesozoic and Cenozoic time
30 to 2.5 million years ago
The past 2.5 million years
The central shield
The marginal mountains
The Appalachians
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Spodosols
Andisols
Alfisols
Ultisols
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Grassland, desert, and tundra soils
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The human imprint on the landscape
The North American Indian heritage
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Spanish policy
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The continent's air masses reflect different conditions of temperature and humidity; they include northern and southern components, subdivided into continental (dry) and maritime (moist) types. In the north are found the Arctic air mass, over Greenland and the Canadian Arctic Archipelago; the polar continental, over northern central Canada; the maritime polar Pacific, over the Gulf of Alaska and the northern Pacific shores; and the maritime polar Atlantic, off the Atlantic provinces of Canada and New England. The southern half of the continent is characterized by the subtropical maritime Pacific air mass, off the southwestern United States; the tropical continental mass, over the intermontane basins of the Cordilleras from Utah southward; and the maritime tropical, centred in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean.
Alaska, Gulf ofKenai Peninsula in the Gulf of Alaska. © Sanevich/Shutterstock.com
The polar continental, the maritime tropical, and the maritime polar Pacific are the most influential air masses. Polar continental air reflects the spread of a negative temperature anomaly over much of the continent. It is a dry, cool-to-cold mass of stable air forming under an immense dome of high pressure above the Canadian Shield, with winds blowing outward to sweep over Labrador and New England or southward across the Great Lakes and the Great Plains. At its maximum it extends from the Canadian Arctic Archipelago to the Gulf Coast. In winter it joins with the Arctic air mass over Greenland to make a formidable body of cold, heavy air that carries subzero weather as far south as the Ohio River valley and may overflow the Appalachians and penetrate into the Rockies. Exceptionally, it can produce killing frosts in the Central Valley of California, the Texas Gulf Coast, and central Florida. In the spring it shrinks northward before the swift advance of the maritime tropical air, which is drawn northward as the heart of the continent heats up. This air mass is warm, moist, and unstable and is responsible for many summer rains and severe weather events. The storm-generating maritime polar Pacific air mass is active from northern California to Alaska, especially in the winter, when its mild, wet air reflects the North Pacific temperature anomalies. When the tropical continental air mass moves to the north and east, it is responsible for extremely hot, droughtlike conditions in the Great Plains in the summer and for mild spells in the Great Lakes region in the fall; the latter period is called "Indian summer."
Where cyclones (low-pressure cells) develop persistently along the advancing air-mass edges, strong storm tracks occur. Pacific storm tracks thread the Strait of Georgia, Puget Sound, and the Inside Passage to Alaska. In summer they shift north of Prince Rupert; in the depth of winter they migrate southward to San Francisco. Moving up the Columbia and Fraser river valleys, these storms weaken as they pass through the Cordilleras, only to strengthen again on the lee side as they join with a stream of Pacific air that overtops the mountains. These storms then draw in air from the polar continental air mass on their advancing cold sectors and from moist tropical gulf air in their warm sectors. As the polar continental air mass begins to expand in September, a line of storms tracking from the Mackenzie River to James Bay develops, migrating progressively southward to reach a track from Texas to Ohio in January. As the tropical gulf air mass expands north, the successive tracks become activated again until, in August, the gulf air brings a swirl of storms to the Mackenzie. Most of these storm tracks begin in the western plains, converge on the Great Lakes–Ohio area, and then bunch together in the cyclonically active St. Lawrence–Hudson–Mohawk zone. The Atlantic Coastal Plain becomes a storm track in winter as tropical maritime air contests the advance of the continental air from the north.
Inside PassageInside Passage, Misty Fjords National Monument, Alaska. Pat W. Sanders
Differing continental climatic regions reflect the considerable amount of Arctic land, the great spread of temperate conditions, and the small but significant tropical area; dry climates also stand out in strong contrast to the prevailingly humid ones.
Including the northern parts of the Canadian Shield and Alaska, the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, and Greenland, the Arctic zone is dominated by Arctic and polar continental air masses and is perennially cold or cool. Temperatures below 0 °F (−18 °C) last 5 to 7 months, and subfreezing temperatures can persist for 8 to 10 months. Only between June and September do temperatures frequently rise above 32 °F (0 °C). The frost-free season does not exceed 60 days. Precipitation is low—especially in the far north—with 2 to 4 inches (50 to 100 mm) of summer rain plus 30 to 60 inches (760 to 1,500 mm) of winter snow.
The cool temperate zone extends from Newfoundland to Alaska and from Hudson Bay to the Ohio River. It is dominated by the polar continental air mass, especially during the long, cold winters. After the period of "Indian summer" that continues into October, temperatures fall quickly and do not rise substantially until April or early May. In January and February they drop to below 32 °F (0 °C) in the Ohio River valley and below 0 °F (−18 °C) north of the Great Lakes, with minimum temperatures as low as −20 to −80 °F (−29 to −62 °C). Winter killing of crops and spring and autumn frosts are a hazard in the Canadian parts of the region, where the frost-free season is from 90 to 120 days. A swift transition occurs with spring; tropical gulf air raises monthly mean temperatures to more than 50 °F (10 °C) in June and to more than 60 °F (16 °C) in July. Precipitation is moderate, from 15 to 35 inches (380 to 900 mm); as evaporation is low, however, most precipitation is effective for plant growth. The maximum precipitation occurs in summer and fall, when the James Bay, Alberta, and Wyoming storm tracks are activated and when moist gulf air is in place.
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This article is about the French overseas territory. For the former French colony in Brazil, see France Antarctique.
Map of the French Southern and Antarctic Lands.
Adélie Land (in Antarctica) and Banc du Geyser and Bassas da India (in the Îles Éparses district) are not shown.
Kerguelen cabbages on Mayes Island, Kerguelen.
Kerguelen Islands – The Volcan du Diable.
However, the territory has a merchant marine fleet totaling (in 1999) 2,892,911 GRT/5,165,713 tonnes deadweight (DWT), including seven bulk carriers, five cargo ships, ten chemical tankers, nine container ships, six liquefied gas carriers, 24 petroleum tankers, one refrigerated cargo ship, and ten roll-on-roll-off (RORO) carriers. This fleet is maintained as a subset of the French register that allows French-owned ships to operate under more liberal taxation and manning regulations than permissible under the main French register. This register, however, is to vanish,[when?] replaced by the International French Register (Registre International Français, RIF).
^ "CIA World Factbook". Retrieved 2018-10-10.
^ "List of countries, territories and currencies". Interinstitutional style guide. Publications Office. 2008-06-12. Retrieved 2008-06-29.
^ "The TAAF do not have any permanent population." "The French Southern and Antarctic Lands". French Southern and Antarctic Lands administration. Retrieved 31 May 2016.
^ "Réserve Naturelle Nationale des Terres Australes Francaises". Ramsar Sites Information Service. Retrieved 25 April 2018.
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As I was lying in the sun today I was thinking of how uncomprehensible Spirit seems to be and how infantile my understanding. It's easy to think of Spirit as Father, Mother, Friend, and think of the essence of Spirit in our selves and creation. But what is Spirit really? Those little "essences" seem like just a shadow of this Huge Unknown Presence. If not for the experiences of saints and sages, and those with near death experiences, who have confirmed God's existence and, of course, my own experiences in prayer and meditation, I would wonder.
I can understand why in Judaism they don't really even give God a name, and remember the stories of when God shows His Everythingness to others and they say essentially, "I can't handle what you're showing me. Let's go back to something I understand." Interestingly, both examples I can think of deal with Krishna.
And remember in the Bhagavad Gita, when Krishna showed his Divine Form to Arjuna? Could he ever relate to Krishna again in the same way? Krishna, the driver of his chariot. Krishna, the relative and friend. Krishna, the God of the Universe.
How can we relate to a God that is Everything and Nothing? I feel blessed that the Lord understands the littleness of my Self, and let's me see Him in ways that I can relate. Our life really does mimic the Greater Self. Do we talk rocket science to a two year old? Not usually. But a hug I understand. The light in someone's eyes I understand. The deep feeling in my heart I understand. The tears in my eyes from a deep meditation, even when I don't understand, I understand.


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During the past year, SVAC significantly reduced the need for patients to travel to several locations by essentially bringing more patient services under one roof – in the form of Dr. David M. Shapiro, attending surgeon at Little Company of Mary Hospital in Evergreen Park, IL.
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Stacey Abrams' Political Rise Is Georgia's Coming-to-Jesus Moment
Terrell Jermaine Starr
Filed to: stacey abramsFiled to: stacey abrams
brian kemp
georgia long voting lines
tuesday elections
women candidates
halfway to hell
People looking on as Stacey Abrams speaks at a campaign stop at Savannah State University on Tuesday, October 16, 2018,
Photo: Terrell Jermaine Starr
ALBANY, Ga.— Glenn Singfield, Sr. takes a lot of pride in the racially diverse clientele that enjoys his meals at Albany Seafood Company, a family-owned business that's been around since 2014.
"Look around this place and see who's here," he told me Saturday night, noting the 50-50 split of black and white customers. "The only thing that matters here is your heart. I don't care if you're as dark as the pepper shaker or white as that salt shaker."
He, his wife and son have opened various businesses in Albany for the past 30 years and have seen the political landscape evolve to where they have been able to vote for Stacey Abrams.
His customers are supporting her, too.
"Hey Bill. Y'all already voted," he asks a man sitting near us.
"Of course," Bill responded.
Who you voted for? I asked.
"Excuse me," he said in a perturbed tone.
"Stacey," Glenn Sr. said. "Who you think?"
There are more than 400 black women running for public office, but none of them reflects the essence of their collective campaigns more than Abrams. At 44 years old, she stands to be the first black woman to lead a state in America's history if she wins. That's an astonishing possibility to the many people here who remember Lester Maddox, the segregationist governor who resisted integration so fiercely, he once ran black people out of his restaurants with a pistol. They remember the blood of black people that dripped into the soil because a baton met them whenever they tried to cast a ballot.
In October, an older woman in Waynesboro, near the state's eastern coast, recalled the 1960s when black people feared violence from local officials who tried to keep them away from the polls. This midterm environment reminds her of those days. Still, she thinks Abrams will overcome it and win.
"I feel like she is going to win," Betty Debbie Green said defiantly. "That's what I feel within me."
Even with Kemp's voter suppression tactics? I asked her.
"She's still going to win. I have that feeling because we have been under depression for the last two years," Green said. "And if you think straight and want things to get straight, you better get some of us in that White House and in the governor's mansion, so everything can smooth out."
For all of the confidence Green has in Abrams, nothing has been smooth about her trajectory to national political star. Her campaign has been rocked with sexism, racism and downright ugliness—even within her own party, as The Root reported previously.
If she wins tonight, she will not have only defeated Kemp—she will have defeated Trump and his 2018 Jim Crow vision for Georgia.
On her campaign bus heading to Thomson back in October, Abrams reflected on the 18-year-old girl she was when her father had to convince the guard at the governor's mansion that his daughter was one of the high school valedictorians who was to be honored that evening. From that day forward, she vowed to return to that house again as governor.
The bus passed cotton fields that, not too far in the past, were likely picked by people who looked like her. Abrams took it all in as she thought about the excuses that could have stopped her from running, starting with her debt and how Kemp—who has his own money issues—tried to shame her because of it. Abrams held off on paying quarterly taxes to pay for her father's cancer treatment and is paying the IRS monthly payments to get back on track.
"Money tends to be one of the barriers to leadership," Abrams told be between stops on her campaign bus October 17. "We're taught to be ashamed of the challenges we face. We're to think we can't be ambitious until we've fixed everything."
Glenn Singfield, Jr., left, and Glenn Singfeild, Sr., right, talking about Stacey Abrams on Saturday, Nov. 3, 2018.
Nationally, party elites could have come in earlier to support Abrams, but they didn't. The Democratic National Committee claims it doesn't endorse during primaries but broke that rule when Chairman Tom Perez traveled to New York to endorse Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Given how black female voters have won close elections at all levels, many feel the DNC should have backed Abrams over Democratic primary opponent Stacey Evans, the white candidate who thought it was a good idea to run a campaign video of herself at Dr. King's church showing an image of the martyred icon appearing over her face as the 44-second clip ends.
She was dragged to high heaven.
Christina Greer, an associate professor of political science at Fordham University, said the Democratic Party will have to undergo its own autopsy report. Given how few black women are in elected office compared to their overwhelming support of the Democratic Party, party leaders should have been begging to endorse someone like Abrams.
"It will force the Democratic Party to have a reckoning," Greer said. "I don't think anyone will be convinced immediately. We have far too many Democrats...saying, 'If we want to be successful around the country, we need white male charismatic leadership.' And let's come to the harsh reality that we as Democrats have a lot of blind spots and racism in our party."
Black women also have to beat back false perceptions as they rise through the political ranks. They will tell you publicly and privately how much care they take to not come across as "angry" or "threatening."
Abrams has had to contend with those challenges. She doesn't talk about it publicly, but there were many folks who tried to get her to change her image. People have whispered about her weight, clothing, you name it. But, mostly, people have asked her to change her hair.
"There have been well-meaning folks who have had opinions about my hair, my lipstick, my dresses, my shoes," she said. "I appreciate all of their input, but my hair is my hair and I don't begrudge anyone on how they want to wear their hair. This is how I wear my hair. This is who I am. And I think who I am is sufficient for Georgia."
Black folks down here overwhelmingly agree. How the rest of the state views her is something we'll find out tonight.
Back in Albany, Glenn Singfield and the son who shares his name chatted it up with customers about Abrams. Glenn Jr. told me the first time he met her was when she knocked on his front door to ask for his vote.
"She came to my home, to my front door personally," Glenn Jr. said. "She didn't know who we were. She asked for our vote, and said she would stand for us. I've never had any governor candidate do that."
You can't get Glenn Sr. to say too many nice things about Trump, but he admits the recent corporate tax cut reduced his taxes by 50 percent, Glenn Jr. told me. But he could do without it.
"It's the only good thing he's ever done, and I'd give it up because he's that bad," Glenn Sr. said. "You have to decide what you can live with. I'm a moral person. I can't stand his disrespect. I can't stand his racial overtones. I can't stand his rhetoric as it relates to the handicapped, to women. He's got homegrown terrorists coming out of the woodwork, all because of his rhetoric."
That's why he is so excited about Abrams, who is Trump's antithesis. And that's why he bristles at those who claim Georgia isn't ready for a black woman to be governor. A Georgian by birth, he tells me that I am in a very rural part of the state that needs everything: infrastructure, healthcare, jobs, hope.
He believes Abrams can bring all of that if she wins. I told him I would be at her campaign headquarters on election night. He had a message for her.
"Tell Stacey thank ya'," he said. "Thank gawd for Stacey Abrams. Tell her thank you for for all she is doing. And thank her for dealing with all of this shit they putting her through. Tell her thank ya!"
Terrell Jermaine Starr is a senior reporter at The Root. He is currently writing a book proposal that analyzes US-Russia relations from a black perspective.
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Trump allegedly brags to Russian officials about firing 'nut job' Comey
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Trump says the pressure is off since firing 'crazy' FBI Drector James Comey
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While Washington was reeling from the news of the firing of FBI Director James Comey, Donald Trump was allegedly telling Russian officials that the pressure was now off since he fired the "crazy" Comey.
A weight off his shoulders
Donald Trump welcomed Russian Officials to the White House and according to a report by the New York Times, the U.S. president told them that a weight was removed from his shoulders by the firing of the FBI Director. He said that he fired the head of the FBI who was "crazy" and a "Nut Job." Trump said that he was under a lot of pressure because of Russia but that the pressure had been lifted.
The White House did not directly dispute the account of what Trump said.
Russians at the White House
Russian ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak and Russian Foreign minister Sergey Lavrov were visiting the White House a day after the firing of the FBI Director. It was first reported that Trump revealed classified information to the Russians during the meeting. Later it was reported that not only did he reveal classified information but he also told the Russians why he fired James Comey. Trump's declaration to the Russian officials is thought to be more evidence that he terminated Comey because of the investigation into allegations his campaign colluded with Russian officials. He had previously stated that the Russian investigation was in part the reason he fired the FBI chief.
Conflicting reports on Comey firing
Donald Trump had informed Comey about his termination by delivering a letter to his office while he was away. The FBI chief heard he was fired from a news report on TV. The firing was followed by conflicting reports about why he was fired. It was initially reported that he was fired on the recommendation of Rod Rosenstein.
Trump, in an interview on May 11 gave a somewhat different accounting. Calling Comey a "showboat" Trump said he meant to fire Comey with or without Rosenstein's suggestion.
Investigation interfering with diplomacy
When asked for comment on the report that Trump told the Russians that Comey was a "nut Job," the White House did not dispute the account but said instead that the President's ability to conduct diplomacy with Russia was made difficult due to the FBI investigation.
The response also said that James Comey, by politicising and grandstanding the Russian investigation, created unnecessary pressure on the ability to negotiate with Russia. According to Sean Spicer, White House press secretary, the investigation would not have ended with the Comey firing and he pointed out that national security was undermined by private and classified conversations being leaked.
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Home » TV » Kelly Ripa Shares Sweet Photo of Husband Mark Consuelos with His Lookalike Sons and Father
Kelly Ripa Shares Sweet Photo of Husband Mark Consuelos with His Lookalike Sons and Father
Like father, like son!
There's no doubt that the Consuelos gene runs strong in Kelly Ripa's family — just ask the Live with Kelly and Ryan co-host.
The star her love and pride for the men in her family by sharing a sweet multi-generational photo to Instagram on Monday.
The image featured her father-in-law Saul Consuelos, husband Mark Consuelos, and sons Michael, 21, and Joaquin, 15 — who each closely resemble one another — smiling and sharing an embrace.
"Papi chulos ????," Ripa, 48, captioned the snap.
Earlier this year, Ripa and Mark, who also share daughter Lola, 17, celebrated 22 years of marriage.
Though it's been more than two decades since the pair got together, Ripa still remembers the moment she first saw her husband.
For her, it was love at first sight.
"I saw my husband in a photograph before I saw him," Ripa told Bruce Bozzi for his SiriusXM Radio Andy show Lunch with Bruce in August. "I knew when I saw his photograph."
The couple met when Ripa auditioned Mark, 47, for his role as Mateo Santos on soap opera All My Children, on which she starred as Hayley Vaughan.
"They had been looking for this character for some time. They were looking really for a Latino actor, not an actor that was like — they didn't want like a dark-haired guy. They wanted a Latino actor," said Ripa. "And so I had auditioned every Latino actor in the city and around the city and then California. And then all of a sudden, Judy Blye Wilson, who was the casting director at All My Children, said, 'I found him.' "
At the time, Mark had just graduated college and was a "green" actor who hadn't done much work.
"[Judy] showed me his picture and, Bruce, I'm not this person, at that point I was not a hopeless romantic. I never thought about getting married, it never occurred to me that I would grow old with someone. I just thought I would be living my single girl life in the city and sort of like moving. You know, if I needed to up and move to a location, I could do that. I had no responsibilities and I was earning a good living on this soap opera because I was there for almost seven years before Mark got there. … I was a baby when I got the job."
When Ripa gazed at Mark's photograph, she saw her "entire future with him flash before" her eyes.
"When I saw him, the photograph of him, I saw my entire future with him flash before — like I saw it," said Ripa. "And I don't believe in any of that and now I do because of that moment."
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Michigan football's Josh Uche on NFL draft decision: 'I felt like it was time'
Michigan football pass-rusher Josh Uche has chosen to declare for the NFL draft instead of returning for a fifth season.
Michigan football's Josh Uche on NFL draft decision: 'I felt like it was time' Michigan football pass-rusher Josh Uche has chosen to declare for the NFL draft instead of returning for a fifth season. Check out this story on Freep.com: https://www.freep.com/story/sports/college/university-michigan/wolverines/2019/12/25/michigan-football-linebacker-josh-uche-nfl-draft/2736656001/
Orion Sang, Detroit Free Press Published 6:02 a.m. ET Dec. 25, 2019 | Updated 12:09 p.m. ET Dec. 25, 2019
Although Josh Uche enjoyed a breakout season for Michigan football in 2018, the success didn't change his approach.
As he led the Wolverines last season with seven sacks as a situational pass rusher, Uche found himself wanting to prove more. The desire was linked with his position as a strongside (SAM) linebacker, which asked Uche to do everything — stop the run, play as a traditional linebacker, drop back in pass coverage and of course, rush the passer.
In 2018, though, he was used almost exclusively as a pass rusher. And as the season drew to a close, he made it clear that he still had more to show.
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Alabama quarterback Mac Jones. 2019 stats: 81-for-116 (69.8%) for 1176 yards, 11 TDs and 3 INTs. John David Mercer, USA TODAY Sports
Alabama running back Najee Harris. 2019 stats: 185 carries for 1088 yards, 11 TDs; 27 catches for 304 yards and seven TDs. John Reed, USA TODAY Sports
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Alabama receiver Henry Ruggs III. 2019 stats: 38 catches for 719 yards and seven TDs. Butch Dill, USA TODAY Sports
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Alabama defensive back Xavier McKinney. 2019 stats: 85 tackles, 4.5 TFLs, two sacks, three INTs, four FFs, one TD. Steve Mitchell, USA TODAY Sports
Alabama linebacker Anfernee Jennings. 2019 stats: 73 tackles, 12 TFLs, 7.5 sacks, one INT. Mark J. Rebilas, USA TODAY Sports
"Now, third down is what I'm really good at, it's one of my strong suits," Uche told the Free Press in November 2018, "but I can do a lot of other things that people haven't really seen yet."
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Uche finally got the chance to show the full range of his game in 2019. And that's why he decided to forgo a potential fifth season at Michigan and declare for the NFL draft.
"I've done the best with what I've been given, in terms of reps and things like that," Uche said. "I've shown I can stop the run, I've shown I can be in coverage, I've shown I can pass rush. I just feel like (I'll) just keep doing that, keep making the most of the reps I'm given and doing what I've got to do."
Josh Uche. (Photo: Kirthmon F. Dozier, Detroit Free Press)
Uche built on the promise he showed in 2018 by capitalizing on his new role as the starting "SAM" linebacker. With one game to play — against Alabama in the Citrus Bowl on Jan. 1 — he has 34 tackles, 11.5 tackles for loss and a team-high 8.5 sacks, along with two pass breakups and two forced fumbles.
As the Wolverines' most effective pass rusher, Uche was an integral member of the defense, just like in 2018. But he also showed off other parts of his game. He drew praise from defensive coordinator Don Brown for his play against Army's run-heavy triple-option offense this season, and he also made a highlight play at Penn State when he sprinted nearly 40 yards downfield to break up a pass intended for star receiver KJ Hamler.
Josh Uche tackles Ohio State running back J.K. Dobbins. (Photo: Kirthmon F. Dozier, Detroit Free Press)
"The 'SAM' position is basically an extension of the 'VIPER' position, except I'm an outside linebacker-defensive end hybrid," Uche said. "My job description entails covering tight ends to pass rushing or playing traditional linebacker. You've got to be able to do everything. You can't just be good at one thing, you have to perfect all phases of the game. Understand coverages, understand reading tackles and just being able to play in the box as well as be a 3-4 outside linebacker."
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Because of his versatility and pass-rushing ability, he is likely to be coveted in the draft. Listed at 6-foot-2 and 250 pounds, he could test well at the NFL combine this spring — he claims to have run a laser-timed 40-yard dash in 4.56 seconds.
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Michigan's top pass rusher has always radiated confidence. Even as he sat on the bench his first two seasons, he believed in himself. .
"I put together two productive seasons here at Michigan," Uche said. "(The NFL's) just been a lifelong dream for me, and you know, I feel like it was time."
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