The Washington Council of the Blind (WCB), a consumer organization promoting "Equality, Independence & Opportunity," is pleased to announce the location for the 2003 WCB state convention. It will be held November 6, 7 & 8 at the Doubletree Hotel Spokane City Center, 322 N. Spokane Falls Ct., in Spokane.
The United Blind of Spokane (UBS), a local affiliate of WCB, will be hosting this year's event, arranging for volunteers, door prizes, favors to put into the registration bags, snacks for the hospitality room, braille labeling of vending machines in the hotel, and so much more. If you are interested in helping in any of these areas, please contact Dorothy Carroll, UBS President, at (509) 484-5950.
This convention is open to WCB members and non-members alike. Convention planners are anticipating a record high number of attendees at this year's event, which may top 200, and will include around 30 dog guides.
Thursday night, November 6, is the pre-convention board meeting, and like all events taking place this weekend, is open to everyone. Formal opening of the convention begins on Friday morning, November 7, and concludes Saturday night, November 8, at the banquet. Throughout the day on Friday and during the morning on Saturday, there will be a variety of presentations: presenters talking about exercise, Toastmasters, an employment panel, a diabetes seminar facilitated by Jim Olsen, our National Rep. From ACB, individual presentations by the directors of the three state agencies serving the blind, and many more surprises. A highlight will be the personal story of how one individual, who lost his sight as a young adult, has continued to be successful with martial arts (a story you won't want to miss), During Friday's luncheon, Eric Sanvold, Talking Book Narrator from Denver, Colorado, will entertain us. All day Friday, from 10:00AM to 6:00PM, attendees will have the opportunity to peruse the exhibit hall, manned by venders from all over the country exhibiting their products and services for the blind and visually impaired. Saturday afternoon is the annual business meeting, where elections of new officers and board members will take place, including election of the new WCB President. This is also where the membership passes resolutions, the annual budget, and makes other important decisions to guide the organization for the next year. At the Saturday night banquet, attendees will be captivated by Keynote Address Speaker Paul Edwards, Past President of the American Council of the Blind, and will witness the presentations of more than $20,000 in WCB scholarships awarded to deserving blind students throughout Washington.
In conjunction with this convention will be the first ever State Mobility Conference for Youth. 15 blind teenagers selected from throughout Washington will be introduced to new "way finding" techniques and mobility aides for the blind.
or call, 1-800-255-1147 to request a convention packet.


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Despite priest's dark past, he was given ample time to find new victims
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Early in 2001, a young priest arrived in Southern California after being asked to leave his diocese near Rome.
The Rev. Fernando Lopez Lopez first went to the San Bernardino diocese, where a monsignor found it odd that he would show up unannounced, with no letter of explanation from his bishop.
The monsignor checked with church officials in Italy and was told Lopez Lopez had been asked to leave his post. When the monsignor confronted Lopez Lopez with this information, the priest admitted he had been asked to leave because of complaints from parishioners in Tivoli that he was involved in drug activity with young men in the church. There were also reports the priest was "homosexually involved with some of the young men of the youth group." Lopez Lopez denied the allegations and also said the youths in question were over 18.
The monsignor in San Bernardino refused to assign the priest to duties in the diocese and suggested he go back to Italy. Instead, Rev. Lopez Lopez headed farther west and decided to try his luck with the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.
This time, even as L.A. church officials were trying to stem a spreading sexual abuse scandal, he wasn't met with the same level of suspicion and didn't admit to his past. And for unknown reasons, the same Italian bishop who told San Bernardino that Lopez Lopez had been asked to leave, this time signed a form for the L.A. Archdiocese indicating there were no problems in the priest's past.
Rev. Lopez Lopez got the job and was assigned to St. Thomas the Apostle near Koreatown, where he was routinely in contact with minors. It was there, over the next three years, that he repeatedly molested three teenagers, including two minors. He was convicted in 2005 and sentenced to prison, then deported upon his release to his home country of Colombia.
All this bubbles back up now for two reasons. First, a lawsuit against the priest, Cardinal Roger M. Mahony and the archdiocese is scheduled to be heard in October. And second, "Dan Rather Reports" aired an investigative piece Tuesday night claiming that Lopez Lopez had an even darker past than was previously known.
Rather reported that according to an Italian court official, Lopez Lopez pleaded guilty in 2000 to "repeated sexual violence on a minor."
If true, it's morally shocking that such a priest would have been allowed to stay in ministry, but not surprising. If anything has been more reprehensible than the decades of sexual abuse by priests, it has been the attempts by the Catholic church to shuffle pedophiles to new parishes and cover up as much of the mess as possible.
So Rev. Lopez Lopez ends up in California, where he seemed to have no trouble finding new victims.
Attorney J. Michael Hennigan, speaking for Mahony and the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, argues that his clients did no wrong and said they tried to check on Lopez Lopez's past. But even if you give them a pass for not being as suspicious as the monsignor in San Bernardino, there's another little bombshell in this story.
The San Bernardino monsignor, Gerard Lopez, sent a letter to one of Mahony's key deputies on Jan. 8, 2004, after learning that the same priest he turned away in 2001 had been working in Los Angeles. The monsignor warned L.A.'s vicar of clergy about what he had learned of the priest's background.
But it wasn't until nine weeks after the letter was sent to Los Angeles that Mahony's staff sent a letter to the bishop in Tivoli, asking about Lopez Lopez.
"If your Excellency would be so disposed, may we inquire as to whether there are any issues … that would cast any shadow of doubt upon Father Lopez's priestly integrity and ministry while serving in the Diocese of Tivoli?"
Would his Excellency be so disposed?
Why are church officials so sickeningly polite with each other about the business of children being abused?
How about picking up the phone, instead of sending a letter to Italy, and demanding an immediate explanation?
How about calling the pope?
And how about yanking Lopez Lopez out of the ministry immediately when a warning letter arrives from San Bernardino, until the entire matter is settled?
Hennigan tells me there was nothing to go on but unsubstantiated allegations involving people 18 or over. He said church officials questioned the principal at St. Thomas and also Lopez Lopez, who suggested the monsignor in San Bernardino had misunderstood him regarding what happened in Tivoli. Hennigan also said the church immediately removed Lopez Lopez from ministry when it received an allegation that the priest had molested a kid, and church officials called the police too. That was on July 13, 2004.
The half a year between the arrival of the letter from San Bernardino and the removal of Lopez Lopez is when "some of the worst of the abuse took place," said Vince Finaldi, the attorney who represents the unnamed victim who has sued the church.
When Lopez Lopez was convicted in 2005 of four felony counts of lewd acts with a child and one felony count of sexual battery, among other counts, Cardinal Mahony wrote a letter to the Vatican suggesting it might be a good idea to dismiss him from the priesthood.
Mahony, never shy about polishing his own image, specified in the letter that Lopez Lopez certainly wouldn't have been hired in Los Angeles if Tivoli had mentioned his past. Mahony told the Vatican the church's investigation of Lopez Lopez "began promptly following the initial accusation" of abuse.
Yes, and it took only six months after the letter from San Bernardino to get him away from children.
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There's been a changing of the guard on Clanboy Road in Donnycarney. No 10 sold for €350,000 in November, No 8 went for €341,000 in January and No 6 is on the market for €325,000. Perhaps this is the start of a pattern in the Dublin suburb.
No 6, a three-bedroom semi, is slightly bigger than its neighbours, with a floor area of 80 sq m compared to No 8's 61 sq m, due to a bedroom and bathroom extension downstairs. Buyers may want to install new windows and update the interiors.
We say: You could reconfigure the ground floor, extend the kitchen and still have a decent back garden.


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Politikens filmjournal 096 er en dansk ugerevy fra 1951.

I ugerevyen indgår klip fra reportagefilmen  Ekspertmotorløb på Næstved speedway fra samme år.

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1) England: Prinsesse Elizabeth som kongens stedfortræder ved den engelske livgardes traditionelle faneparade.
2) Marshallplanens øverste chef ankommer til Kastrup Lufthavn.
3) Amerikansk flådebesøg ved Langelinie.
4) Ridebanespringningskonkurrence i Bernstorffsparken i Charlottenlund.
5) International motorcykelløb på Næstved Speedway (Næstved Atletikstadion).
6) Indokina: Fransk storoffensiv indledes.
7) England: Ascotløbet 1951.

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This past summer, we made it a goal for our family to really try to start eating more at home, together as a family and cut out (or at least cut way back) on the takeout. We used to be really good about cooking most of our meals and eating together as a family, but you know, life happens, things get busy, and we were blessed with a VERY picky eater–despite my best efforts to expand her palate. We fell into a rut of coming to the end of our busy days, both exhausted, not feeling particularly inspired about what to cook, and inevitably, we'd end up ordering takeout. I don't remember what really brought us to the decision–probably the realization on how much we were spending on takeout and how unhealthy it was–but we decided to get back to cooking meals and eating together around the dinner table (or at least around the kitchen counter). And we did a pretty great job for most of the year…until the Holidays hit. Then, we started to slip back into our old ways and takeout was becoming more frequent again. My husband and I found ourselves making something for our daughter and then just eating in front of the TV after she went to bed. It's definitely not a healthy habit, and we missed that together time at night to come together and just "chill," eat, and talk about our day. So, New Year, new beginnings right? I'm resolved to get back into regular family meals and making sure that we gather around the table at least four nights a week.
When we originally set our goal of eating at home more, we realized that one of our biggest pitfalls that got us eating out so much was that we had this mindset that we had to cook some complicated meal. Some nights, just taking the time to thaw some chicken when I haven't thought about it earlier in the day is enough to make me just throw in the towel. Not to mention, the thought of all of the dishes from cooking. Who's with me? This may sound totally common sense and dumb to some people, but for us, changing our mindset that dinner could be as easy as a soup and sandwich was a pretty big game-changer.
One of our favorite busy, weeknight go-to's has become panini. It's like a grown-up grilled cheese. I think these came about one night when I was searching through the fridge to see what we had to put together a meal and this is what resulted. Which is also why they're great, because you can basically just throw together a bunch of things you have on hand and it turns into a pretty great meal. One of my favorite ways to really "turn it up" (I'm crazy like that ) is with fruit spreads–we LOVE fig spread or Sour Cherry Spread on ours. I always grab one or two when I'm at World Market because I love to use them for these sandwiches, but they're also great for cheese platters. World Market is my favorite place for entertaining essentials like tableware, flatware, and napkins, but I could literally spend hours in their food section because they have so many fun things from international foods to jams, spices, and olives (one of my favorites), and even healthy snacks.
There's no real recipe for these, you just build them like you would a regular grilled cheese, but there are a few things that seem to remain constant for mine.
1. I always use whole grain bread because it gives it a good, nutty flavor. Sourdough is my other favorite.
2. Havarti is my favorite cheese to use because it has great flavor, and gives you that good, gooey, stringy melt. Also, two slices of cheese, one on each side of the bread, so that it sandwiches your other ingredients between that gooey goodness.
And 3. Always, always, whole grain mustard, it's just SO good.
One of my favorite combinations is fig jam, whole grain mustard, Havarti, ham, and caramelized onion. Spread fig jam on one slice of the bread and whole grain mustard on the other. Lay a slice of cheese on each slice of bread, top with ham and caramelized onions (to caramelize the onions, heat 1 TBSP olive oil over medium high heat and add 1/2 red onion thinly sliced and saute until browned). Put the whole thing together, spread the outside of both slices of bread with butter, and cook in the panini press for about 3-5 minutes until golden and crispy.
Another one of my favorite combinations starts again with wheat bread, Havarti, ham or prosciutto, whole grain mustard, Sour Cherry Spread, and marinated artichoke hearts. The sour cherry is a perfect combination of tart and sweet and goes great with the vinegary goodness of marinated artichoke hearts. Basically, the approach here is think of some of your favorite things and melt them between two pieces of bread and cheese. That's my approach anyway Get creative, play around!
World Market also has great soups that are quick and easy and finish out your meal without a lot of effort. We like the Loaded Baked Potato or Spicy Tortilla. Just add some of your own meat and let it do it's thing on the stove.
What are some of your favorite quick weeknight meals? How do you stick to eating and home and skip the takeout?
For Sour Cherry & Artichoke Panini, follow the same directions, but substitute sour cherry spread for fig spread, and artichoke hearts for caramelized onions.
To caramelize onions, heat 1 Tbsp olive oil in skillet over medium heat. Add onion and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Cook onion, stirring occasionally, until onion is translucent and edges browned.
Preheat panini press or, if cooking on the stove top, a skillet over medium heat.
Spread fig spread on once slice of bread and whole grain mustard and mayo on the other. Place a slice of cheese on each slice of bread and top with ham and caramelized onions. Put the two sides of the sandwich together. Spread the outside of both sides of the sandwich.
If cooking on panini press, cook according to manufacturer's directions.
For stovetop, preheat a skillet over medium heat. When skillet is hot, place sandwich in the skillet and place another skillet or plate weighted with soup cans (or something heavy to press down the sandwich) on top of the sandwich. Cook until golden and crisp (about 3 to 4 minutes) on each side.
All of those sandwiches look so good. Bravo to you for making it a priority to eat together as a family.
Thank you! Your kind words always make my day!


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Plum? Peach? Papaya? Chart your baby's growth and development with our pregnancy calendar.
Sorry if this is wrong place to post by I have some problems ..
I I haven't seen my boyfriends family since him telling him like a month ago after we moved in together.
I saw his mom and sister today as they arranged to meet for a movie. When I saw them, they didn't ask how I was doing, how's baby, how I'm making out, or even say congratulations to me. I'm 5 months and a week pregnant, due date April 7. Thy said or asked nothing about pregnancy, his mom avoided eye contact with me etc.
It was really weird, uncomfortable, and put me in a bad mood.
Moved in together, and I wasn't planned but we got it together and are financially secure, we also have been together almost 4 years now. So we're doing nothing wrong within us.
I guess part of it could be that my bf has never moved out of his moms (either has his sister and she's 28 or 29 she's also never had a bf even). My bf has lent them money, paid his moms rent when she wasn't working, and one of them has stolen money from his room before. He gave his sister his old car for free (she otherwisenwiod never have one.. she works part time from job to job her whole life), he gave her $500 a couple months go to fix the car he gave her for free and blah blah blah. His mom has a brand new car and I never asked but I wouldn't be surprised if he bought her it.
So he basically acts like he's both of their dads. It's reallfgross and weird to me, especially since my mom was a single mom too but she always been the one helping me and would never take any money from me so it's kinda messed up. He's not like rich at all. We live rally really frugally (we keep our house temp at legit 62 to save money, sine I quit my job since we moved and I'm pregnant I've had to give up many many things I really enjoy (like nice shampo, shopping, expensive makeup, things that I like that cost money.) he doesn't have money to give them when we live like this and don't own a house and have tons of baby expenses. Al I can think is that his mom is mad/jealous that he is like with me now and gonna be taking care of me and our baby instead of his mother. She's 56 and can take care of herself... I think it's wrong she took money from her son when he never moved out (bc he didn't have money to) and was in his mid 20s.
It just was uncomfortable and I didn't tell my bf like why didn't they even ask how I'm doing bc I don't wanna fight and it's not his fault.. but I don't like being around them. It's really weird they didn't even aSk "how have you been doing" or say congrats. They haven't told my bf they would purchase anything we would need for baby.. I'm obviously getting closer to due date and stuff.
Once the baby is born, they will love her and want to get involved!
They continue acting the same.
I can only give you my own experience, my bf family (he's now my husband) were NOT happy I was pregnant. They never said this, only ignored it until I was 37/38 weeks gone!
Similar to you, my bf ALWAYS helped out his (adult) siblings with money/rent/tech. I genuinely think they were scared of change to the family dynamic.
Since my child was born, they absolutely adore her. I don't think they could see it happening. His brother however is still a bit indifferent, and ignores her but his sisters and his parents are great too. The baby wasn't 'real' until the baby arrived.
I forgave them and moved on, after all it they are family now!
However, if they are stealing and behaving very badly - please put your foot down. Your daughter and safety must ALWAYS come first ahead of EVERYTHING!
When our second DC was on the way things were a bit tense and we would argue quite a bit. MIL could hardly contain her excitement when asking me if it meant he was coming home No concern for me being pregnant and dealing with a toddler!
Some people are just a bit messed up.


Karen and James S. "Jim" Frank '65, and their two sons, Daniel '92 and Jordan '94, have committed $5 million to establish a scholarship fund that will help ensure that every Dartmouth undergraduate can participate in a foreign study program, President Phil Hanlon '77 announced Monday.
The Franks also have made an additional $2.5 million, dollar-for-dollar challenge to the Dartmouth community to further support foreign study. If the challenge is fully matched, scholarship funds for this purpose would total $10 million.
Also on Monday, Dartmouth announced a major initiative to eliminate loans from its financial aid packages.
The commitment from the Franks will allow Dartmouth to build on its historic strength in foreign study by making it more widely available. Dozens of students in every class are unable to afford the additional cost of foreign study, and therefore miss out on the experience.
The Franks' gift will help eliminate this barrier, ensuring that the full Dartmouth experience is open and accessible to every Dartmouth student—including the integration of course study and experiential learning at universities and programs around the world.
Frank recalled how he lived with a low-income family in a small apartment in Salamanca. One of the brothers in the family had just finished medical school, and Frank stayed with him while the brother trained as a doctor in a small farming community.
Dartmouth has long been at the forefront of global education, dating back to the administration of President John Sloan Dickey and his creation of the Great Issues course in 1947 to introduce students to topics of international consequence.
Formal foreign study began at Dartmouth in 1958, when two students enrolled for a year at the University of Madrid, Spain, under the direction of Professor of Romance Languages and Literature Robert Russell. In 1967, John Rassias, the William R. Kenan Professor of French and Italian, introduced the Language Study Abroad (LSA) program with a session in Bourges, France.
Today, Dartmouth ranks first among Ivy League institutions for study abroad participation, with 55 percent of Dartmouth undergraduates engaging in more than 40 off-campus programs in 29 countries. The D-Plan is well suited for off-campus and international programs, giving students a rich array of choices four terms a year. Individual faculty design and lead the programs onsite, often serving as mentors to their students.
Jim Frank serves as chief executive officer and president of Frank Consolidated Enterprises and executive chair of the board for Wheels, Inc., an auto-leasing firm cofounded by his late father, Zollie Frank. He has also served as president and chair of the American Automobile Leasing Association.
Frank has held numerous volunteer roles at Dartmouth, serving on the Call to Lead Campaign Executive Committee, the Board of Overseers of Thayer School of Engineering, the Thayer Campaign Executive Committee, and the executive committee of the Dartmouth College Class of 1965.
We are deeply grateful to the Franks for making this experience more accessible for students.


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Thanksgiving is a day when Americans (and Canadians!) gather and give thanks, and with this free embroidery pattern, you can stitch that idea, along with a basket of flowers and harvest bounty. But you don't have to wait until Thanksgiving to enjoy this pattern, because it's a message and design that's perfect for the entire autumn season!
Gather and Give Thanks, would make a beautiful pillow or the center of a quilt. It would also look great on a kitchen towel if you shrink it down slightly. Of course, framing it either in a hoop or a standard frame is a classic option and one that you can display for your fall decor.
This pattern uses simple stitches that should be familiar even to beginners, which makes it an enjoyable project for anyone. If you're a more advanced stitcher, you can add more detail or work in some fill stitching.
Linen or other embroidery fabric - A dark shade like in the example has a wonderful autumn feeling to it, but white or tan linen also works if you adjust a few of the thread colors.
10-inch embroidery hoop - Using a large hoop prevents the need to move your hoop around, which can flatten stitches.
Embroidery floss - Use colors you like or gather the colors listed in the color and stitch guide below.
Download the full-size JPG pattern, re-sizing if you choose, and print it out. Printed at 100%, the design fits comfortably within a 10-inch hoop.
Use your favorite transfer method to mark the design on your fabric. If you are using dark fabric like in the example, either light-colored transfer paper or water-soluble stabilizer will work best.
Choose a palette of embroidery floss that has a warm, harvest feeling to it and that works well on the fabric you're using. The colors shown here may not show up as well on a lighter background.
To stitch your Gather and Give Thanks embroidery with the colors in the example, use DMC 703, 725, 922, 815, 3688, 3835, 739, 422 and 840.
Work the entire design with three strands of embroidery floss.
Embroider the sunflowers with fly stitch for the petals, back stitch to outline the centers and french knots in the center. You can improvise with the placement and number of the french knots, or even fill in the entire centers! Use back stitch for the stems and leaves.
Stitch the tiny looped flowers with detached chain stitch, working the stem with either back stitch or stem stitch.
Embroider the pumpkins with stem stitch for the pumpkin itself and back stitch for the stem. Work the bushel basket with back stitch.
Use chain stitch for the word "gather" and back stitch for "and give thanks".
These stitches are a suggestion based on the example, but you can swap out any for those that you prefer.


As a digital junkie who tweets while watching UP with Chris Hayes every weekend, you probably saw the @Oreo tweet as it happened in real time during the Super Bowl.
Well, I certainly said that.
For those who did not tweet during the game, they are waking up to the awesomeness that is the tweet on TV, in blog posts or in conversations at the water cooler. They know by now what all the fuss is about, but it isn't the same as being there. For them, it never will be. They will never know that "OMG" feeling you and I shared. They will never, ever be part of the collective conscious of millions that occurred in that one millisecond when the twitter blew up over that one tweet.
And that is why you should never DVR or time-shift UP with Chris Hayes. Watching it later is not engaging in the conversation. Wake up early, tune in, tweet with us #uppers in real time.
Even if it hurts. Especially when it hurts.
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Hahahahaha! Um..no…I will continue to "sleep in" on the west coast and watch from my DVR starting at 7am my time thank you very much.
Just a reminder that we lose a lot when we time-shift experience.. or maybe more accurately we create a different experience, but not a richer one.. still mulling stuff over, but there is something here.


Starbucks CEO, ASU president talk about partnership.
Program expanded to four years because of demands.
Goal is to graduate 25,000 Starbucks employees by 2025.
Starbucks Chairman and CEO Howard Schultz was in the Valley on Tuesday to announce the expansion of an educational partnership with Arizona State University that will now cover all four years of a bachelor's degree for Starbucks from employees, up from two years.
Schultz and ASU President Michael Crow sat down with The Arizona Republic for 20 minutes in a meeting room at the Phoenician resort before they were scheduled to give a presentation on the groundbreaking program at a learning-innovations conference in Scottsdale.
The head of the global coffee company and president of the nation's largest public university talked about why they decided to expand their partnership, the social responsibility companies and universities have and how quality, online education can help thousands of adults earn college degrees.
Funding comes from Starbucks and federal Pell Grants, which are awards based on financial need that don't have to be paid back. Applicants must seek Pell Grants first, then Starbucks covers the rest, which the company estimates could be $250 million or more over the next decade.
"In a sense, no good deed goes unpunished," Schultz said. "As soon as we announced the program everyone said, 'That's fantastic, but what about me?' It was clear to us we had a big, big pent-up demand for freshmen and sophomores. And the majority of people at Starbucks are young people who want access to school."
He and Crow started discussions about how the program could be opened up to more students.
Crow said the online aspect, Starbucks employees across the country take courses through the university's ASU Online division, opens up access to college degrees for people who can't go off to college for four years.
Schultz said he was deluged with e-mails, saying "thank you" since the announcement this week that the program would be expanding to cover all four years of a bachelor's degree.
Even though Starbucks is a public company and makes a profit, "that's not our primary goal every day," he said. "It's to achieve the balance between profit and social impact. And there's no better example of that than the College Achievement Plan and the partnership with ASU."
Crow said there are many myths about what corporations need to be and what universities need to be.
"All these organizations can be driven by values," he said. "Values which focus on the person as the principal thing. And so how do you build a great company that delivers a great service that's in every neighborhood that becomes a place where people hang out?"
Crow said he often goes into Starbucks (he's a big fan of Starbucks Refreshers fruit juice) and sees people hanging out, studying, using Starbucks as their office. He's even heard marital counseling going on there. He once saw a motorcycle group in Starbucks, adding whiskey to their coffees.
"You can run that company and make it work and the university can also adjust itself to help all these people graduate," Crow said.
Schultz believes the coffee giant is starting to attract employees as the result of the tuition-reimbursement program.
The decision to expand the program to all four years of college will "remarkably enhance that," predicts Crow.
"No question," Schultz said. "During the recession in '08 and '09, our health-care benefit was a major catalyst for people working at Starbucks. I think we're going to see the same thing now that we've opened it up to four-year students."
Schultz said the goal is to graduate 25,000 students through the program by 2025, an aggressive target considering that only 2,000 Starbucks employees are now enrolled.
"We're proud of the fact that we generally under-promise and over-deliver. So we will make that number," he said.
After one semester, the retention rate of returning students is about 90 percent, which is considered a "pretty high number," Schultz said.


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Club Match Results
(September 24, 2017)
Following the final league match of the season played last week at Aldingbourne, Marine Gardens embarked on a series of friendly matches to bring the 2017 season to a close.
Away to Pagham playing 4 rinks in a friendly encounter, Marine Gardens performance was disappointing losing on 3 of the rinks, ending with a final score of 67 to Pagham's 103. Jim Gray(28 15) was the only successful skip and with the assistance of Steve Davis, Harry Tattersall and Bryan Hartley, took top rink honours for the afternoon. Derek Martin (16 - 26) Derek McCarthy (9 - 35) and Brian Fuller (14 - 27) all went down.
At home playing Ewell Village in a 6 rink friendly, Marine Gardens made up their loss to Pagham with a decisive victory defeating Ewell by 75 shots, ending the match with a final score of 145 to 70. At the halfway stage, Marine Gardens demonstrated they were the stronger team leading by 77 to 31 after 11 ends and at the conclusion of the match, Harry Tattersall's rink with Lucy Marshman, Albie Marsella and Mike Ives claimed the top rink honours with a very creditable result of 34 to 2 ! Other victorious skips included Mike Elborough (21 - 12), Ivan Godsmark (32 - 7), Derek McCarthy (32 - 6) and Mick Collins (18 - 14). Jenny Ashman (8 - 29) unfortunately went down.
Last Friday at home playing East Preston in a 5 rink friendly, Marine Gardens once again emerged the winner with a final score of 114 to 87. At the halfway stage, the host club were leading the visitors by 19 shots and maintained that lead during the second half. Terry Urben won the top rink award with a score of 26 to 8 supported by David Smart, Dave Holden and Albie Marsella. Other triumphant skips included Harry Smith (33 - 13) against Brian Harrison with Ivan Godsmark (20 - 16) soundly defeating Ed Coaker. Terry Ashley (20 - 21) narrowly lost to J Martin whilst Mike Hitchin (15 - 29) was defeated by H Comber
Away to Crablands, the host club won the match by 11 shots in a final score of 66 to 55 against Marine Gardens in a friendly of 4 rinks. At the halfway point, Crablands led by 34 to 27 and in the second half, Marine Gardens were unable to catch up and reduce the deficit losing 3 out of 4 rinks. Jim Gray was the sole victorious skip for the visitors and with the assistance of Albie Marsella, Mike Ives and Alan Paterson took the top rink honours with a score of 16 - 12. Mike Hitchin (15 - 17), Terry Urben (9 - 19) and Ivan Godsmark (15 - 18) all went down.


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dear i am having problem in running ASA in GNS on windoes 8 , it was working perfect on windows 7 and another problem i am having is when i connected router and loopback with having ethernet switch it can't ping but if i connect router interface directly to loopback it work fine ,dont know what the problem.
i tried same steps . please help me out.
it's working now,thank you so very much for the tip.
Anyway I am having issue connecting the router to internet,as in the cloud the loopback is not showing up even after a restart,anyone faced the issue??
I am using a hub instead of switch in GNS3. It works great for ASA/ASDM simulation in Windows 8.
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Q: Layered Elements Linq Trying to parse out this xml file to get a list of Elements but I'm having difficulties in doing so.
Here's my Xml file:
<STORES>
  <Stores1>
   <TEST>
    <ClientID>200</ClientID>
    <FormTypeID>101</FormTypeID>
   </TEST>
   <PROD>
    <ClientID>200</ClientID>
    <FormTypeID>102</FormTypeID>
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  </Stores1>
  <Stores2>
   <TEST>
    <ClientID>201</ClientID>
    <FormTypeID>717</FormTypeID>
   </TEST>
   <PROD>
    <ClientID>201</ClientID>
    <FormTypeID>719</FormTypeID>
   </PROD>
  </Stores2>
</STORES>

What I am trying to accomplish is pull back all of  child elements depending on what I feed the querys XNames parameter for the Elements method call. Like so
  var elements = (from x in xDoc.Elements("Stores1")
                      where x.Name.LocalName == "TEST"
                      select x).ToList();

So the list would contain all of TEST Elements for Stores1 like this:
<ClientID>200</ClientID>
<FormTypeID>101</FormTypeID>

I get nothing returned at the moment. What am I doing wrong?

A: xDoc.Elements("Stores1") returns all of the direct child elements of the document named Stores1.
You want xDoc.Element("STORES").Element("Stores1").Elements("TEST").Elements(); you don't need any LINQ

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Media|What We Talk About When We Talk About Brands
What We Talk About When We Talk About Brands
By Louise Story
One day last June, a 29-year-old graduate student in South Dakota had more than 21 conversations as she scurried through her day. She discussed Donald Trump's wealth with her boyfriend and suggested to her best friend that she should audition for "The Apprentice." Old Navy clothes, she complained, were cut rather large. And during a phone conversation, she told her mother she would really like her to buy more Crystal Light rather than Coke. During the course of this daily chatter, the woman discussed 17 brands.
Consumer brand companies have long wished they could find a way to eavesdrop (legally) on customer conversations. Marketers can easily read Internet blogs, chat rooms and social networking sites, but what people say over coffee or across their cubicle remains largely unknown.
"The majority of word-of-mouth happens in areas devoid of microphones or cameras or any other means of actually tracking conversations," said Jamie Tedford, senior vice president of media and marketing innovation for Arnold Worldwide, an advertising agency owned by Havas. "It's the biggest challenge in the industry."
A new word-of-mouth research firm, the Keller Fay Group, is attempting to demystify chatter in the offline world. Since April, the firm has interviewed 100 different people a day, including the South Dakota graduate student. In return, the participants receive points that can be redeemed at places like stores and restaurants.
Keller Fay asks people to keep a diary of conversations that mention products or brands and later asks them to recount details. Six months and more than 18,000 people later, Keller Fay is marketing its data to companies as a unique window into consumers' heads.
"When you talk about engagement, as a lot of marketers are, people talking about your brand is the ultimate engagement," said Ed Keller, the chief executive of Keller Fay and also president of the Word of Mouth Marketing Association.
Word-of-mouth marketing has grown in popularity in recent years. But most of it focuses on generating buzz among consumers — often by distributing free products. Keller Fay aims to understand what customers are saying on their own.
On average, Keller Fay finds that people discuss about a dozen brands each day. The most discussed brands are media and entertainment products like movies, TV shows and publications. But many people also discuss food products, travel brands and stores. Target, K-Mart, Sears, J. C. Penney, Gap, Victoria's Secret and Wal-Mart rank among the retailers most frequently mentioned.
More often than not, people have positive things to say about products, usually after being asked for a recommendation, Mr. Keller said. People most often say positive things about personal care and household products. The most often criticized are financial services firms and telecommunications companies.
The diaries, while often brief, provide a glimpse of the world that might be useful to sociologists and future historians. Wal-Mart figures prominently.
A 44-year-old woman in Ohio said in her diary: "We refilled my prescription and then went shopping for a new grill at Wal-Mart." A Michigan woman in her mid-60s said she chatted about Wal-Mart over lunch one day when her friend was "showing off her cheap purse."
In upstate New York, a 21-year-old woman went shopping at Wal-Mart for "the new baby." And, in April, a 41-year-old woman in North Carolina said, "let's go to Wal-Mart to get your stuff for Iraq."
While some people said they wished Wal-Mart would stop opening more stores, others defended the discount retailer. A 42-year old man from northern California said, "the anti-Wal-Mart people are missing the big picture."
Those who listen in on conversations should be willing to tolerate criticism. Many companies avoid hearing what customers are saying because they do not want to hear complaints, said Todd Tweedy, chief executive of BoldMouth, a word-of-mouth marketing agency in Charlottesville, Va. "Some advertisers just aren't ready to be more customer-facing," Mr. Tweedy said.
BoldMouth has joined with a software company, BuzzLogic, to create a product available in January that will help companies monitor what people say about them on Internet sites. Tracking consumer chatter, though, does not always provide companies with solutions, said Heather Dougherty, senior retail analyst for Nielsen/NetRatings.
"Everyone knows that word of mouth is important, and it's something that goes on all the time," Ms. Dougherty said. "But being able to really harness it can be very difficult."
Word-of-mouth research shows that ads do generate consumer attention. About half of the people who mention products also mention an ad, promotion or article they saw about that company. People say, though, that their conversations with their friends are more credible than advertisements.
Product mentions come up seamlessly in Keller Fay's records. When people were not busy proclaiming, "I love my iPod," they were often debating whether young people really need iPods. One 14-year-old boy noted that he wanted a green or silver iPod, but he had to have his name on the back, "just in case it gets stolen."
The cost of a gallon of milk led a 41-year-old mother in Flint, Mich., to say that "the kids prefer Kraft cheese, particularly macaroni and cheese." A 21-year-old woman in Pennsylvania talked about a Kraft online fitness and meal plan.
Many consumers keep it simple when discussing brands. In Michigan, an 18-year-old man said last spring: "Easy Mac is good and fast." But sometimes larger and more complex issues come into play. In May, a 45-year-old woman in Pennsylvania started talking with a co-worker about Kraft and ended up discussing "the pros and cons of genetically modified foods and the lack of accountability of these companies to educate the consumers of our country."
Mr. Keller said that companies could use word-of-mouth research to guide their advertising process. For example, he said, Keller Fay recently ran a search through a database of diary entries for a luxury goods company to see what consumers were saying about it. It turned out that people with high incomes were not talking about the brand, but people who made less money were talking about it a lot. The luxury goods company, which Mr. Keller would not identify, now plans to refocus its advertisements to reach wealthier customers.


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Wild Grinders is an animated hit series in 2012, directed by the professional reality star, Rob Dyrdek (Fantasy Factory and Ridiculousness). The series focuses on the child or preteen version of Rob Dyrdek, Lil' Rob, his talking British bulldog, Meaty (based on the real dog with the same name), nerdy filmer Goggles, poetic and gloomy Emo Crys, germ-busting Jay Jay, dimwitted and goofy Jack Knife, and the silent Tijuana street ninja Spitball. The gang faced some wacky, atomic, and weird challenges, such as taking on zombies, ninjas, circus clowns, magicians, aliens, agents, the daring rescue of a superhero goldfish, and the evil boy genius, Stubford Hucksterball. This series is going to be AMAAAAAZIIIIING!


Think Donald Trump is the only candidate sidelining the press? Think again.
The Republican's media blacklist, complaints about unbalanced coverage, and accusations that veteran reporters are simply fabricators have drawn the most vocal condemnation from the Washington press corps. But his stiff-arming has given Hillary Clinton an out that the media-wary candidate and her staff are just as ready to exploit.
First the Clinton press conferences and gaggles became rare. Now, the Trump campaign's foot-dragging in allowing a basic press pool – a group of reporters that share travel duty to cover public events and minimize the logistics burden on the campaign – has given Clinton cover to not institute a protective pool, which would cover the candidate's every move and ride on the campaign plane in the same way the White House press pool does and which typically begins when the candidates becomes the party's official nominee.
Another fear is that Clinton's avoidance of the press as a candidate will extend to her presidency, assuming she wins in November. Clinton has a long history of opposing government transparency, along with a terrible record on First Amendment issues.
One reason she is probably even more determined to avoid the press this year is that when she does respond to questions regarding the email scandal, fact checkers have repeatedly pointed out that she is lying. The State Department Inspector General report and James Comey's statement on the FBI investigation also demonstrated that she has lied on multiple points. There is now a push to have Clinton's testimony to the FBI made public, which is expected to show significant contradictions between what she has said in public statements and in testimony before Congress.
This is the kind of thing I worry about. And it didn't even come via wikileaks. It's from the State Department.
A new batch of emails released yesterday by the Department shows sometimes overlapping interests between the Clinton Foundation and the State Department when Hillary served as secretary of state, raising new questions about whether the Foundation rewarded its donors with access and influence at the Department. In one such communication, a Clinton Foundation executive in 2009 sought to put a billionaire donor in touch with the United States ambassador to Lebanon because of the donor's interests there. In another, the Foundation appeared to push aides to Mrs. Clinton to help find a job for a Foundation associate. Her aides indicated that the department was working on the request.
The State Department turned the new emails over to a conservative advocacy group, Judicial Watch, as part of a lawsuit that the group brought under the Freedom of Information Act. But why weren't these emails released before? Why weren't they included in the 55,000 pages of emails Hillary previously gave the State Department, that she said represented all her work-related emails?
It is a shame that more Democrats are not showing concern over the corruption seen from Hillary Clinton.
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Luiz Felipe Scolari offered coach's job by Colombia
Scolari, who led Palmeiras to Brazil's Serie A title last month, said he was mulling over the offer to replace Jose Pekerman.
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Luiz Felipe Scolari has been offered a job as Colombia's national team coach, the former Brazil, Portugal and Chelsea manager said on Tuesday.
Scolari, who led Palmeiras to Brazil's Serie A title last month, said he was mulling over the offer to replace Jose Pekerman, who resigned after Colombia were knocked out the World Cup by England in the second round.
"There has been an approach, yes [by Colombia]," Scolari said in an interview with ESPN Brasil. "It is a role which, now that the season is over, we can think about more clearly."
The successful coach appeared reticent about the offer and pledged to consider both his family situation and that of Palmeiras, where he has enjoyed several spells in charge and formed a special bond with fans.
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"Over the past 20-25 years, I have spent 80 percent of my time outside Brazil. So I need to think about certain family aspects," said the man known as Felipao, or Big Phil.
"I also have another family: the Palmeiras family. The way in which they respected me, received me, the connection between Palmeiras fans, I need to think.
"You need to know that, when you are in a place where you are respected, it is worth more than other values and situations you have thought about."
Scolari famously led Brazil to their 2002 World Cup triumph in Japan but is also remembered as the man in charge when they suffered their most embarrassing defeat, a 7-1 drubbing by Germany at home in the 2014 World Cup semi-final.
He also took Portugal to the World Cup semi-final in 2006 and has won titles in China and Uzbekistan, but enjoyed a less successful spell at English Premier League club Chelsea that ended after just eight months in charge in 2009.
Jose Pekerman


The Exhibit Hall at the ASHA Convention is the largest annual showcase in the country of companies dedicated to the professions of audiology, speech-language pathology, and speech and hearing science.
As the dynamic central hub of our annual event, the Exhibit Hall connects attendees with exhibitors offering the latest services and tools featuring cutting-edge technology.
Thursday, November 21 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Friday, November 22 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Saturday, November 23 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
More than 300 unique businesses exhibit each year, making the ASHA Convention an exceptional one-stop opportunity for attendees to find practice solutions and for exhibitors to reach ASHA members and related professionals.
Visit the Career Portal Lounge to participate in mini-workshops led by a career coach and get your resume reviewed.
The ASHA Member Services Center (AMSC), located near Registration, is available to help with all your ASHA membership needs, including questions about ASHA information and services. The AMSC is also where you can pick up special Convention ribbons for your badge.
Stop by the Concierge Learning Center for help with creating your schedule of sessions to attend. Our knowledgeable staff can recommend education sessions that match your professional development interests and goals, as well as additional ASHA resources to investigate after the ASHA Convention.
Various themed lounges will be located throughout the Exhibit Hall and the Poster Hall. Stop by the lounges to chat with ASHA staff and volunteer leaders, or use them to rest and relax between visiting with exhibitors or viewing posters.
From Thursday through Saturday during the ASHA Convention, the Caring Square will offer a fun and unique way for attendees to give back to the Orlando community. The Caring Square in the Exhibit Hall will be open all day, and activities are designed so participants can jump in whenever they have some free time. Professional facilitators will be on hand to provide guidance and instruction.
A lunch break will be held daily to allow dedicated, unopposed time for attendees to network with exhibitors. Optional tickets for boxed lunches, which may be picked up in the Exhibit Hall, may be purchased for $15 each when registering online. The menus will be available to preview in August. A limited number of tickets are available at Registration for purchase onsite.
Coffee and tea will be offered in the Exhibit Hall during the morning break (10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.) on Friday, November 22, and Saturday, November 23.
Join us in the Exhibit Hall to catch up with friends and colleagues and mingle with exhibitors. This upbeat reception provides dedicated time to check out the exhibiting companies, socialize, and network, all while recharging your batteries with light snacks and a cash bar before you head to the Twilight Sessions. The Welcome Reception is open to all fully registered attendees; guest tickets are available so friends and family can join the fun.
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I have always believed Fall fashion is the best. I love all of these trends. I wish the weather here would get a little cooler so I could start wearing all of my Fall clothes.
Fall Fashion has always seemed the most interesting and creative.
I usually don't like in -between seasons coz the temperatures change too drastically but now that I live in a tropical country I definitely miss all the seasons including fall!!!
all these outfits are lovely... nice website!
I love it when the leafs change colour too,looks so pretty outside,yellows and reds everywhere.I cant believe its Autumn already,its crazy,but to be truthful,its felt like autumn a little while already here in the UK.I love your autumn picks too,want it all.
Love Autumn and we're really excited about the trend, and leaves changing color, always so beautiful. The looks are so inspiring, we especially like 2 and 5. Great post!
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Tom Vitale, producer and host of the public radio program "A Moveable Feast," is also an assistant professor of broadcast journalism at The College of White Plains, Pace University. He lives in New York City. Joseph Brodsky's works in English translation include A Part of Speech (poems) and Less Than One (essays), the latter just released by Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
Vitale, Tom and Brodsky, Joseph (2014) "A Conversation with Joseph Brodsky," Ontario Review: Vol. 23 , Article 3.
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Tampa Bay rallied for 27 unanswered points to beat the 49ers in San Francisco on Sunday, 34-17, riding Jacquizz Rodgers' 154 rushing yards and Jameis Winston's three TD passes to 513 total yards.
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32 RB Jacquizz Rodgers
54 LB Lavonte David
82 TE Brandon Myers and #32 RB Jacquizz Rodgers
93 DT Gerald McCoy
13 WR Mike Evans
3 QB Jameis Winston
58 LB Kwon Alexander
57 DE Noah Spence
54 LB Lavonte David and #57 DE Noah Spence
92 DE William Gholston
92 DE William Gholston and #58 LB Kwon Alexander
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84 TE Cameron Brate
3 QB Jameis Winston and HC Dirk Koetter
36 RB Antone Smith
13 WR Mike Evans and #3 QB Jameis Winston
51 LB Daryl Smith
54 LB Lavonte David and #30 S Bradley McDougald
30 S Bradley McDougald
43 RB Peyton Barber
19 K Roberto Aguayo
52 LB Cameron Lynch and #37 S Keith Tandy
89 WR Russell Shepard
38 CB Jude Adjei-Barimah, #95 DE Howard Jones, and #23 S Chris Conte
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37 S Keith Tandy and #26 CB Josh Robinson
9 P Bryan Anger, #88 TE Luke Stocker, and #19 K Roberto Aguayo
52 LB Cameron Lynch
38 CB Jude Adjei-Barimah and #23 S Chris Conte
HC Dirk Koetter and #13 WR Mike Evans
28 CB Vernon Hargreaves
68 C Joe Hawley
69 T Demar Dotson and #43 RB Peyton Barber
43 RB Peyton Barber and #68 C Joe Hawley
3 QB Jameis Winston, #43 RB Peyton Barber, and #82 TE Brandon Myers
43 RB Peyton Barber, #84 TE Cameron Brate, and HC Dirk Koetter
97 DT Akeem Spence
89 WR Russell Shepard and HC Dirk Koetter
58 LB Kwon Alexander and #13 WR Mike Evans
As he slid through the end zone and between two defenders, Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR Mike Evans threw an index finger to the sky, in essence suggesting that QB Jameis Winston throw him an alley-oop. Winston, in the process of fighting off pass-rushers, happily complied and the result was a five-yard touchdown.
Evans may very well have been pointing in the direction his team is headed after a 34-17 win over the San Francisco 49ers evened the Buccaneers' 2016 record at 3-3 and gave them their third road victory in four tries. With Atlanta losing in overtime to San Diego on Sunday to fall to 4-3, the Buccaneers moved to within a half-game of the lead in the NFC South.
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"I got kind of hit by a linebacker and I was slowed up, and then [Winston] did a great job scrambling and I just threw my hand up and he put it to where only I can get it," said Evans. "We've been working on stuff like that all year. When it's third down, I want to win no matter what the coverage is. He trusts me and he's comfortable with me on third down."
Evans' catch in traffic was his second touchdown of the game, part of a run of 27 unanswered points for the Buccaneers as they rebounded from a 14-0 first-quarter deficit. S Bradley McDougald's second-quarter interception was the first of three Buccaneer takeaways that led to 13 points. Though McDougald's pick and a third-quarter muffed punt only led to six points, Evans' second touchdown was the result of a Gerald McCoy fumble recovery after Jude Adjei-Barimah's blindside hit on QB Colin Kaepernick jarred the ball loose.
"We kept playing," said Winston. "The defense got a couple key stops for us and we executed when they got the stop for us. Hats off to the defense, hats off to the offensive line, and what a game by Jacquizz Rodgers again, just pounding that rock. We just played complementary football."
Even when faced with a long field, Tampa Bay's offense was able to move the ball effectively throughout the game, finishing with 513 yards, its best total so far this season and only the sixth 500-yard game in franchise history. Three of those six have come with Head Coach Dirk Koetter calling the plays, as the Bucs accomplished the feat twice last year while Koetter was the offensive coordinator.
It was an impressively balanced attack for the Buccaneers, too, with Jacquizz Rodgers leading a 249-yard ground game and Winston throwing for 264 nets yards and three touchdowns. That marked the first time in team history that the Buccaneers have had at least 240 yards rushing and 240 yards passing in the same game.
"We stayed resilient," said Evans. "We knew they were a team that started fast with their no-huddle offense and things like that. We stayed resilient just like the Atlanta game we won. We played complementary football and that helped us."
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Rodgers continues to be a life-saver in the potentially crippling absence of lead tailback Doug Martin. Rodgers signed with the Buccaneers in Week Two of the regular season, just before Martin went down with a hamstring injury in Arizona. In a Week Five win at Carolina, Rodgers rushed a career-high 30 times and 101 yards, his first career 100-yard game. He followed that up with 26 totes for 154 yards on Sunday against the 49ers' 32nd-ranked rush defense. Rodgers' previous single-game high was 18. Rookie Peyton Barber added 84 yards on 12 carries, including a 44-yard touchdown breakaway that put the game away in the fourth quarter.
"He finished the game for us," said Winston. "We were emphasizing, 'Guys, we're going to finish this game, we're going to finish this game. Peyton Barber took it to the house."
Winston shook off a slow start that included a tipped-ball interception late in the first quarter to complete 21 of 30 passes and compile a 117.2 passer rating, often making throws on the run. While Evans (8-96-2) was unsurprisingly his favorite target, Winston also got a lot of help from WR Russell Shepard, who came into the game with three receptions on the season and 10 in his four-year NFL career. One of the players asked to step up in the wake of Vincent Jackson's move to injured reserve, Shepard caught five passes for 77 yards, including a 19-yard touchdown in the second quarter that gave the Buccaneers their first lead.
Tampa Bay's defense struggled to contain Kaepernick on the ground, as the speedy quarterback ran for 84 yards on a variety of scrambles and zone reads. However, San Francisco never put together a consistent passing attack, with Kaepernick held to 143 yards on 16-of-34 passing, with one touchdown and one interception. He did give the home team a 14-0 lead late in the first quarter with an impressive scramble and 17-yard scoring strike to RB Shaun Draughn.
The return of DT Gerald McCoy clearly helped the Buccaneers' defense, which sacked Kaepernick four times and held the home team to 273 net yards. McCoy had one of the four sacks plus a forced fumble, a fumble recovery and a pass defensed. Rookie DE Noah Spence finished the game with a sack of Kaepernick on the last snap.
The Buccaneers started out slow, falling behind 14-0 in the first quarter, but stormed back with 17 unanswered points in the second period to take the lead into halftime. S Bradley McDougald set up a 38-yard field goal by Roberto Aguayo, which was sandwiched by Winston touchdown throws to Mike Evans and Russell Shepard.
Tampa Bay had a big statistical edge by halftime, with 307 yards to the 49ers' 173, and it was a very balanced attack for the visitors. Led by Rodgers' 102 first-half yards, which included a career-long 45-yard run one play after McDougald's pick, the Bucs went into the intermission with 143 on the ground and 164 through the air.
Kaepernick led the 49ers right down the field for a touchdown on the game's opening drive. Operating out of a no-huddle, he started the march with a seven-yard scramble then later hit TE Vance McDonald over the middle for 24 yards and WR Torrey Smith near the end zone on the right sideline. The drive, which ended in a four-yard Mike Davis run, was also helped by a 15-yard unnecessary roughness call on S Chris Conte when Conte broke up a pass to Quinton Patton with a hard hit.
The Bucs ran the ball on all seven plays of their first drive, but unfortunately the last one was a few inches shorter than it needed to be. After Rodgers picked up 28 yards and two first downs on three totes, the Bucs got six more from Antone Smith but two Rodgers runs left the offense in fourth-and-inches at midfield. Rookie RB Peyton Barber came on to try to get those last few inches but was stopped short.
The Bucs' defense held but an exchange of punts followed, leaving San Francisco at its own 13. The Niners got away from their end zone with a succession of zone-read runs, but Noah Spence's leaping break-up of an attempted screen and DE William Gholston's third-down sack forced another punt.
Unfortunately, the 49ers quickly found themselves in scoring territory thanks to the game's first turnover. On third-and-five, Winston tried to throw a dart to Evans down the left seam but the ball was deflected into the air by CB Tramaine Block's well-timed arrival. LB Gerald Hodges hauled it in and ran down to the Bucs' 17. A one-play drive followed, as Kaepernick scrambled to his right and somehow fit a pass into the hands of RB Shaun Draughn between LB Lavonte David and the sideline.
A leverage penalty on Gerald McCoy on the extra point and an ill-advised return on the ensuing kickoff by S Ryan Smith forced the Bucs to start at their own six. All that did was give the visitors a long field to conquer, as they promptly marched 94 yards on 11 plays for their first score of the game. Rodgers started the drive with runs of five and seven yards, but the big plays were consecutive screen passes to Adam Humphries for 11 and Antone Smith for 30. Winston finished the drive on second-and-goal by stepping away from pressure and lobbing a four-yard TD pass to Evans with 10 minutes left in the half.
Tampa Bay's defense got its first takeaway on the ensuing drive, as McDougald cut in front of a sideline pass intended for McDonald at the Buccaneers' 27. On the very next play, Rodgers broke free up the middle for a 45-yard run, adding on to it at the end by plowing through several defenders. Barber got 14 on the next play to the San Francisco 14. Three plays later, the Bucs faced a fourth-and-inches after a catch by TE Cameron Brate at the five and appeared to be about to go for it before Winston was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct at the end of the play. That backed the ball up 15 yards and forced the Bucs to settle for Roberto Aguayo's 38-yard field goal.
Tampa Bay's defense forced another punt and the Bucs' took over at their own 23 with 2:34 left in the half. That was enough time for Winston to engineer another touchdown drive, this one covering 77 yards on eight plays. Shepard kept it alive deep in the Bucs' own territory with a diving catch on third-and-three. Shepard's big play was rewarded immediately with an 11-yard pass on the next play, and then at the end when Winston looked to him twice in a row from the 19-yard line. The first one was incomplete but the second was a perfect strike down the right numbers for the go-ahead score.
After winning the coin toss and deferring to start the game, the Bucs received the opening kickoff in the second half but failed to gain a first down. However, they found themselves in 49ers territory moments later when WR Aaron Burbridge bumped into punt returner Jeremy Kerley while Kerley was trying to field a kick, leading to a loose ball.. Tandy fell on it for the Buccaneers at the 49ers' 37. The offense got one first down but stalled at the 19, leading to Aguayo's 37-yard field goal and a 20-14 lead.
Tampa Bay's defense forced another turnover on the ensuing drive to allow the offense to start in Niners' territory again. This time it was a big third-down blitz that resulted in Adjei-Barimah's blindside hit on Kaepernick, causing a fumble that Gerald McCoy recovered at the 27. Evans just missed hauling in a TD pass two plays later but made a sliding catch on the next snap to convert a third-and-nine. On third-and-three from the five, Winston rolled left, narrowly escaped a sack and threw a touchdown pass in traffic to a leaping Evans. As he slid through the middle of the end zone, Evans pointed a finger at the sky to tell Winston to throw a high pass that he could catch above the defenders.
The Buccaneers drove into 49ers territory again early in the fourth quarter but failed to capitalize when Aguayo pushed a 50-yard field goal attempt wide to the right. The 49ers took over at their own 40 and got across midfield when a botched third-down snap was erased by an offsides call on DE Howard Jones. On the next third-down try, Kaepernick completed a pass to TE Garrett Celek. LB Lavonte David punched the ball loose for a fumble but 49ers G Zane Beadles was able to recover it just past the first-down marker. The Bucs then forced San Francisco into a fourth-and-three at the Bucs' 43 but after Kwon Alexander's blitz flushed Kaepernick the fleet quarterback found a wide-open right end and ran for eight yards and a first down. Three plays later, Kaepernick converted another third down with a 17-yard scramble to the Bucs' 10. Tampa Bay's defense held there, forcing San Francisco to settle for a 28-yard field goal and a 27-17 deficit with eight minutes to play. Barber's breakaway run provided the game's final points.
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