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NFL Divisional Round Picks
It's the supposed best week of the playoffs. Four games over two days with the 1-seeds in play. Either the hated (at least hated on this site) Patriots or the scummy Ravens will lose, either Tony Romo or Aaron Rodgers will go home and either Peyton Manning or Andrew Luck's season will be over. And, oh yeah, the Panthers' season is over because they are going to get run out of Seattle.
I ended the regular season two games over .500, needing to go just 5-6 in the playoffs to finish over .500. After last week's 1-3 disaster thanks to believing in Ryan Lindley on the road, the untrustworthy Steelers and a Bengals team led by Andy Dalton and Marvin Lewis playing without A.J. Green and Jermaine Gresham on the road, I'm making things interesting when they don't need to be. I deserved to go 1-3 with choices like that.
This week will be different because it has to be. There is too much on the line when it comes to my picks and My Super Bowl XLIX Dilemma and an eventual champion.
(Home team in caps)
Baltimore +7 over NEW ENGLAND
The Ravens' wins this season have come against Pittsburgh (2), Cleveland (2), Carolina, Tampa Bay, Atlanta, Tennessee, New Orleans, Miami and Jacksonville. Their losses have come against Cincinnati (2), Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, San Diego and Houston. The Ravens have gone 2-6 against winning teams, and both of their wins came against their rival in the Steelers. They are the 6-seed in the AFC and the only reason they were able to sneak into the playoffs is because half of their schedule this season was played against the AFC South and NFC South. So why does anyone think the Ravens can beat the Patriots or even keep the game close? The real answer is I have no idea, but for me, I have no choice other than to hope the Ravens can keep the game close and to hope that they can win the game outright.
It pains to me to have to root for the Ravens, considering that they're probably the scummiest organization in all of professional sports (yes, even scummier than the Red Sox), but like I said, I have no choice. The Patriots are two wins from getting back to the Super Bowl and three wins from ending what will be a 10-year drought if they are eliminated this week or next week or lose in three weeks in Super Bowl XLIX. But no matter what happens today, if the Ravens win or the Patriots win, we all lose. Either the Patriots are one step closer to doing something they have failed to do for the last nine seasons, or the Ravens will be that much closer to becoming champions in a season in which all of the karma in the world should be going against them.
SEATTLE -11.5 over Carolina
This should be the 4:30 game on Saturday because people have things to do at that time on Saturday and missing this game and checking later to see the Seahawks won by 30 points is acceptable.
Last week, Jon Gruden seemed amazed every time the Panthers made a mental or physical mistake against the Cardinals. Gruden couldn't believe that the Panthers could be so bad or so careless with the football in a playoff game. And each time Gruden's voice hit astonishing levels, I so badly wanted Mike Tirico to interrupt him and remind him that the Panthers are a 7-8-1 team that would have been focused on their draft position rather than a playoff game if they had played in any other division. Five of the other division winners finished with 12 wins (4.5 more wins than the Panthers) and the other two finished with 11 (3.5 more wins than the Panthers).
The Seahawks won 12 games, a year after winning 13 games and three more in the playoffs. They have gone 28-7 over the last two years and after starting 3-3 this season, they are 9-1 over their last 10 and have given up a total of 39 points in the last six (6.5 points per game).
The Seahawks are the best home team and the best team in the NFL and they are going to win the Super Bowl. The Panthers might not score on Saturday night.
GREEN BAY -6 over Dallas
The game of the week played between two teams I hate with one having to move on and play for a trip to Glendale. It's a nightmare situation like the Red Sox and Angels meeting in the ALDS or the Flyers and Devils meeting in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
The Cowboys were the 11th-ranked team in My Super Bowl XLIX Dilemma, just ahead of the Patriots. (The only team that could challenge the Patriots for the top spot is the Eagles.) Their season should have ended last Sunday against the Lions before the refs took over the game, screwed the Lions over on the pass interference and then did everything other than carry the ball into the end zone themselves on the Cowboys' go-ahead (and eventual game-winning) drive.
The Cowboys don't deserve to still be playing football and the Packers at Lambeau will make sure of that.
DENVER -7.5 over Indianapolis
I used to think if the Broncos could win the 1-seed in the AFC and host the AFC Championship Game then the Patriots wouldn't have a red carpet to the Super Bowl. But ever since the Broncos were 6-1 and went to Gillette Stadium in Week 9 and left with a 43-21 loss, they haven't been the same team. Sure, they were 6-2 after their loss to the Patriots and they went 6-2 over the final eight weeks of the season, but something has been off about the Broncos.
Unfortunately, I think the best chance of the Patriots getting eliminated before the Super Bowl is this week against the Ravens and that's not a very good chance considering the Ravens couldn't beat a winning team all season not named the Steelers. Neither the Broncos or Colts are going to beat the Patriots on the road, but the Broncos' chances are better than the Colts' since their team is one player.
I really, really, really hope the Broncos can find themselves and return to being the team that ran through the AFC playoffs a year ago. Because without that happening, Super Sunday isn't going to be about gambling, getting drunk and eating 5,000 calories. OK, it's still going to be about those things, but it's really going to be about continuing the drought.
Season: 128-128-4
A.J. Green, Aaron Rodgers, Andrew Luck, Andy Dalton, Jermaine Gresham, Jon Gruden, Marvin Lewis, Mike Tirico, Peyton Manning, Tony Romo
NFL Divisional Round Picks added by Neil Keefe on Jan 9, 2015

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Who's paying for Megan Dahle's, Elizabeth Betancourt's Assembly campaigns?
As the Nov. 5 runoff draws near, here are some takeaways from a review of the candidates' financial disclosures.
Who's paying for Megan Dahle's, Elizabeth Betancourt's Assembly campaigns? As the Nov. 5 runoff draws near, here are some takeaways from a review of the candidates' financial disclosures. Check out this story on redding.com: https://www.redding.com/story/news/local/2019/09/14/megan-dahle-leads-elizabeth-betancourt-ca-1st-assembly-money-race/2216246001/
Matthew Brannon, Redding Record Searchlight Published 7:00 a.m. PT Sept. 14, 2019
Assembly candidate and Republican Megan Dahle (Photo: Matt Brannon/Record Searchlight)
With about eight weeks remaining until the Nov. 5 special election, one of the two candidates vying to represent California's 1st Assembly District holds a striking fundraising advantage over the other.
Republican Megan Dahle, a Bieber farmer married to state Senator Brian Dahle, has raised about six times the amount raised by Democrat Elizabeth Betancourt, a water policy specialist from Happy Valley, according to filings with the Secretary of State's Office.
As of Wednesday, Dahle had raised about $288,000 for her 2019 candidate committee compared to roughly $47,000 for Betancourt.
As that runoff draws closer, here are some takeaways from a review of Dahle's and Betancourt's campaign donors as of Wednesday.
Who are their largest donors?
In general, Dahle's contributors have been willing to spend significantly more on the race. Aside from a $10,000 loan to herself, Dahle's largest donors to this point are:
California Republican Party, $24,500
Philip Morris USA, $9,400
Friends of Frank Bigelow for Assembly, $9,400
California Correctional Peace Officers Association, $9,400
California Association of Highway Patrolmen, $9,300
Meanwhile, Betancourt's largest contributors thus far have been:
California Association of Professional Scientists, $5,000
California Federation of Teachers, $4,500
Redding physician Kevin Rainsford, $2,000
Cecilia Aguiar-Curry for Assembly 2020, $2,000
Sacramento consultant William Wong, $1,996.51
As a result, Dahle's top-five donors make up about 22% of total contributions made to her 2019 candidate committee, compared to about 33% for Betancourt.
Out-of-state donors like Dahle
One distinction between each candidate's donors is that the Dahle campaign is pulling in significantly more money from out-of-state organizations. Dahle's 2019 candidate committee has received about $20,000 total from 11 out-of-state contributions, while Betancourt has received just one out-of-state donation for $125.
One of the more noteworthy contributions to Dahle was $1,500 from Mallinckrodt, a D.C. pharmaceutical company mired by lawsuits over its role in the nation's opioid crisis.
Dahle's campaign also received $1,500 from the Florida-based GEO Group, one of the nation's largest for-profit prison operators. Other out-of-state contributors include kidney dialysis company Fresenius, herbicide-maker Monsanto and telecommunications giant Comcast.
Betancourt's lone out-of-state donation of $125 came from a Michigan woman, according to the filings.
Assembly candidate and Democrat Elizabeth Betancourt (Photo: Matt Brannon/Record Searchlight)
Small-dollar donors lean Betancourt
Another metric for measuring each campaign's finances is the number of "small-dollar" contributions, defined as donations of $200 or fewer.
More than half of Betancourt's contributions, about 63%, were of $200 or fewer. By comparison, about 41% of donations to Dahle came in the same range.
When added up, Betancourt has raised about $7,600 from small-dollar donations (15.5% of her total contributions) and Dahle has raised about $10,000 from small-dollar donations (about 3.5% of her total contributions).
That gap between large and small donors is reflected in the median donation amount — $125 for Betancourt and $300 for Dahle.
How are these numbers compiled?
The California Secretary of State's Cal-Access webpage includes rolling updates on campaign contributions to candidates across the state.
Figures for this article were current as of Friday morning and were pulled from Dahle's and Betancourt's 2019 candidate committees on the website, which fall into two groups: "contributions received" and "late and $5,000+ contributions received."
Why is there a special election?
On June 19, California Governor Gavin Newsom called for a special election to fill the vacant seat that represents California's 1st Assembly District. The seat used to be held by Brian Dahle, who left it open after winning a June special election to serve in the state Senate. The winner of the current election will serve the remainder of Dahle's term, which ends in December 2020.
Three other Republican candidates who ran for the seat were knocked out of the race after the Aug. 27 primary. In that round of the election, Betancourt took first place with 38.6% of the vote compared to Dahle's 35.6%, with other Republican candidates receiving the remaining 25.8%.
But because no individual candidate received more than 50% of the vote share, the race continues to a Nov. 5 runoff between the two women trying to be Shasta County's first female representative in the state Assembly since 1976.
More: Election results: Democrat Elizabeth Betancourt takes 1st, will face Megan Dahle in runoff
More: California businessman who Donald Trump dubbed 'my African American' leaves GOP
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At 55, Clayton "Smitty" Smith has found himself brushing up on his algebra.
It's the first time he's revisited the subject since his teen years, but the course is one of several prerequisites on his road to becoming a nurse. With his current load—college classes by day, followed by night shifts at the Johns Hopkins Hospital—Smith sees himself reaching that end goal in about three years.
Since he already works for and among nurses every day, the vision is fully tangible. Still, Smith says: "No way in the world did I think two years ago this is where I'd be."
That's when Smith decided he was in need of a major life change. He'd spent 18 years driving trucks for a private trash company. The pay was good, he says, but the long hours behind the wheel "took a very hard toll on my body, mind, and spirit."
With his six kids fully grown, though, he felt new freedom to move on. Following the lead of two of his children, he found work at the Johns Hopkins Hospital in East Baltimore, not far from the home he shares with his wife of 27 years.
Smith started out in linen delivery, instantly shedding about 15 pounds while walking through the hospital each day to deliver clean sheets and towels to each unit. Since then, he's advanced to become a clinical care technician, assisting nurses in the Neurosciences Critical Care Unit.
"I've got a new lease on life—I'm starting out all over again. I just wish I knew about all this when I was 17 or 18."
"In two years, I've leaped through four different jobs, each paying more money and giving me more skills," he says.
One of those jobs, in patient transport, convinced Smith to pursue nursing. The personal connections he developed with patients gave him a new sense of purpose.
"When I got to talk to people, help people, I decided, 'Hey, this is what I love to do,'" he says.
Smith's trajectory exemplifies the type of success story Johns Hopkins hopes to replicate many times over with its HopkinsLocal initiative, an effort to boost economic opportunity in the city through construction, purchasing, and hiring activities. According to a new progress report, in the first two years of the program, the university and health system hired more than 600 residents into certain targeted positions from areas of focus in Baltimore City.
At Hopkins, Smith found critical support—in both morale and career coaching—from the Skills Enhancement Program at Hopkins Medicine. Another program, SOARING, gave him credentials he needed for his current job.
Now, Smith says, Hopkins is helping support his studies at the Community College of Baltimore County–Essex as he completes the prerequisite courses required to apply to nursing school.
As a young man, life responsibilities prevented Smith from finishing college, he says. Before trucking, he spent four years in the military stationed in Biloxi, Mississippi—the only period of his life not spent living in Baltimore.
Now back in Baltimore, Smith says he's making the best use possible of the pipeline for advancement he's found here.
"I've got a new lease on life—I'm starting out all over again," he says. "I just wish I knew about all this when I was 17 or 18."


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Couch: Purdue's season took off when its coach got aggressive. Now MSU's got a problem.
Hard-luck MSU could learn from Boilermakers' coach Jeff Brohm, who turned up the heat on offense after an 0-3 start.
Couch: Purdue's season took off when its coach got aggressive. Now MSU's got a problem. Hard-luck MSU could learn from Boilermakers' coach Jeff Brohm, who turned up the heat on offense after an 0-3 start. Check out this story on lansingstatejournal.com: https://www.lansingstatejournal.com/story/sports/columnists/graham-couch/2018/10/23/purdue-football-jeff-brohm-michigan-state-spartans-couch-column/1729815002/
Graham Couch, Lansing State Journal Published 8:21 a.m. ET Oct. 23, 2018
Purdue travels to MSU this week and the Boilermakers swept the Big Ten awards Mike Carmin, Journal & Courier
The Boiler faithful braved the cold and wind Saturday to roast some Buckeyes in front of a packed house at Ross-Ade Stadium. Rondale Moore(Photo: Eric Schlene/For the Journal & Courier)
No college football team had ever lost to Eastern Michigan and beaten Ohio State in the same season — until Purdue, this season.
That's the swing in the Boilermakers' season in a nutshell.
Purdue has gone from 0-3 to 4-3 and a tie for first place in the Big Ten's West Division, with the upset of the season thus far — a 49-20 thumping of the Buckeyes on Saturday night in West Lafayette.
Michigan State just can't catch a break. With its quarterback questionable with an injured throwing shoulder, its top receiver lost for the season with an Achilles tear, and coming off a dispiriting loss to its despised rival …
It turns out, the Spartans' timing stinks, too. Purdue was supposed to be a safe home win for MSU the week after the Michigan game. Instead, that the Spartans are somehow 2 1/2-point favorites is one of Las Vegas' more curious oddsmaking efforts. The Boilermakers and their suddenly dynamic offense have scored more than 40 points in three straight games. MSU hasn't reached the 40-point mark all season. The Spartans' reeling offense didn't get inside Michigan's 39-yard line a single time last week, other than after a fumble that gave MSU the ball at the 7.
In the five games since the Boilermakers' 20-19 home loss to EMU, they've eclipsed 500 yards of total offense four times and thrown for at least 296 yards in all five.
"Once we decided to open this thing up and stay on the attack and be more aggressive, our guys have done a great job," Purdue second-year coach Jeff Brohm told reporters Monday.
Purdue's offensive approach is something MSU could learn from. Brohm is a revered offensive mind and coach within the profession. He gets the ball to his playmakers and he's got a few of them, none more electrifying than 5-foot-9 freshman receiver Rondale Moore, who has 57 catches for 728 yards and seven touchdowns.
"We feel like we've got a lot in our arsenal," Brohm said Monday. "We can do a lot of things. We can throw a lot at you, but early on I wasn't using all of it. You get hesitant to take a sack or to throw the interception or to make a mistake. We're not going to play that way. I (was) doing a bad job, and I knew I needed to do better."
Purdue's D.J. Knox rushed for a 128 yards and three touchdowns against Ohio State on Saturday. (Photo: Eric Schlene/For the Journal & Courier)
Brohm has, with senior quarterback David Blough full-time, after flipping between Blough and sophomore Elijah Sindelar early on. An injury to Sindelar gave Blough the reins temporarily and he's taken hold of the job permanently. He's a mobile quarterback, who's overcome a challenging career and is now also making big-time throws.
But not until Saturday's 29-point win as a 13-point home underdog did anyone really take Purdue seriously. Their previous wins were against Illinois, Nebraska and Boston College. Each was a dominant win, but not enough to entirely separate the Boilermakers from their start and from what happened in Week 2 against EMU.
Saturday's win over the Buckeyes didn't look like a fluke. A feel-good, emotional, prime-time win? Yes. Tyler Trent — a Boilermakers 20-year-old super fan who's dying from cancer — was on hand and celebrated. It was one of those special nights. But if you saw the game, you know Purdue throughout looked like the more driven and focused team, with a better approach and enough playmakers to give the rest of the Big Ten fits.
Tyler Trent: The ultimate Purdue fan
Fans at Purdue's football game Saturday will chant "Cancer sucks" for Tyler Trent (right), who is fighting his third battle with bone cancer. Provided by Purdue Athletics
The Purdue faithful show their support for Tyler Trent as the Boilermakers pull away from Ohio State in the fourth quarter Saturday, October 20, 2018, at Ross-Ade Stadium. Trent, a Purdue student, is battling a rare form of bone cancer. Purdue upset the No. 2 ranked Buckeyes 49-20. John Terhune/Journal & Courier
Tyler Trent made the trip to Ross-Ade Stadium to watch the Boilermakers take on Ohio State on Saturday night. Courtesy of Purdue Athletics
The jumbo tron features Purdue student Tyler Trent as he encourages the fans to stand up and shout at the end of the third quarter as Purdue battles Ohio State Saturday, October 20, 2018, at Ross-Ade Stadium. Trent is battling a rare form of bone cancer. Purdue upset the No. 2 ranked Buckeyes 49-20. John Terhune/Journal & Courier
Posters to honor Tyler Trent as Central Catholic and Lafayette Jeff meet to Spike Out Cancer Tuesday, September 4, 2018, in Lafayette. Trent is a Purdue sophomore battling cancer. CC defeated Jeff 25-14, 25-17, 25-13. John Terhune/Journal & Courier,
Central Catholic players present Tyler Trent with a check to benefit Riley Children's Hospital before meeting Lafayette Jeff to Spike Out Cancer Tuesday, September 4, 2018, in Lafayette. Trent is a sophomore at Purdue battling cancer. CC defeated Jeff 25-14, 25-17, 25-13. John Terhune/Journal & Courier,
Purdue freshmen Tyler Trent and Josh Seals camped out Friday night at Ross-Ade Stadium Mike Carmin/Journal & Courier
Central Catholic head coach Brad McCarter says a few words on behalf of Tyler Trent, left, before the Knights and Lafayette Jeff meet up to Spike Out Cancer Tuesday, September 4, 2018, in Lafayette. Trent is a Purdue sophomore battling cancer. CC defeated Jeff 25-14, 25-17, 25-13. John Terhune/Journal & Courier,
Players from Central Catholic and Lafayette Jeff pose a group photo with Tyler Trent before playing to Spike Out Cancer Tuesday, September 4, 2018, in Lafayette. Trent is a sophomore at Purdue battling cancer. CC defeated Jeff 25-14, 25-17, 25-13. John Terhune/Journal & Courier,
Tyler Trent (right) is a Purdue student and superfan John Terhune/JConline
Tyler Trent waves at the Music City Bowl where Purdue football competed against Auburn on Dec. 28, 2018, at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee Purdue Athletics
Purdue quarterback David Blough (11) greets honorary captain Tyler Trent before the start of the Music City Bowl NCAA college football game Friday, Dec. 28, 2018, at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tenn. Mark Zaleski/ Tennessean.com
Purdue student Tyler Trent sits with a Purdue football helmet that shows one of the words he said describes what it means to be a Boilermaker. Purdue Athletics
Purdue fan Tyler Trent holds the Ol' Oaken Bucket following the game against the Indiana Hoosiers at Memorial Stadium on November 24, 2018 in Bloomington, Indiana. Michael Hickey, Getty Images
Fans show support for Purdue fan Tyler Trent, who is batting cancer, during the second quarter on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2018, at Spartan Stadium in East Lansing. Nick King/Lansing State Journal
Purdue football players, including No. 53 Kirk Barron, great Tyler Trent at the Music City Bowl where Purdue football faced Auburn on Dec. 28, 2018, at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee. Purdue Athletics
Auburn quarterback Jarrett Stidham (8) poses for a picture with Tyler Trent at Wild Horse Saloon in Nashville, Ten., on Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2018. Trent is a former Purdue student and Boilermaker fan who is suffering from a rare form of bone cancer. Auburn takes on Purdue in the Music City Bowl Friday. Jake Crandall/ Advertiser
Boilermakers fan and coin flip participant Tyler Trent looks on from on the field before a game against the Indiana Hoosiers at Memorial Stadium. Trevor Ruszkowski-USA TODAY Sports
Tyler Trent at the Purdue football game on Nov. 3, 2018. Purdue Athletics
Purdue's defense can be had. It's allowed more than 500 yards three times in the last five games. You can run on the Boilermakers, too, even if Ohio State inexplicably chose to throw 73 times. Nebraska and Missouri both rushed for north of 230 yards against Purdue. The question is, can MSU take advantage of any of this and keep pace? Because the Boilermakers' pace is something real — they haven't scored fewer than 30 points since the Eastern Michigan loss.
MSU is in a tough spot. There are harsh realities on the injury front. But I can't help wonder what Brohm would do with MSU's offense, even in its current state. If what's happened in West Lafayette is any indication, he'd be aggressive and tactically innovative and live with the results. MSU, at this point, might have no other choice than to try to be exactly that.
"You know, coach (Mark) Dantonio and his staff, they have been around and know how to make adjustments and know how to win," Brohm said. "This team has a lot of history and tradition. We are going into their stadium so it's a tough contest for us."
"History and tradition" — it sounds like what you say respectfully about an opponent that in present times belongs as an underdog. Purdue, abruptly, feels like a favorite.
"They are putting their opponent in conflict," Big Ten Network analyst Howard Griffith said of Purdue Monday evening.
The Spartans don't need any help with that.
MSU football, hoops made-up mailbag: Should Rocky Lombardi start at QB against Purdue?
Couch: MSU football stares at a psychological and physical breaking point
Jim Harbaugh rips Michigan State, Mark Dantonio again
Contact Graham Couch at gcouch@lsj.com. Follow him on Twitter @Graham_Couch.
Xavier Tillman embraces leadership role with young big men
MSU podcast: Emoni Bates, Moneyball, Big Ten football media days
Ignite coach: USL officiating 'horrific' after 2-2 draw with Tucson
6 facts on MSU football's Kenny Willekes
Mason's Oesterle succeeds Guevara as CMU women's basketball coach
Couch: 3 quick takes from Moneyball, evaluating MSU's players


The Cottage Bar, originally "The Cottage" first opened in 1927 and is the oldest operating bar and restaurant downtown Grand Rapids. We like to call it one of GR's hidden gems, located off LaGrave Avenue just South of Fulton, tucked away behind its sister restaurant - One Trick Pony. With the Art Deco mahogany bar, and the warm/casual ambiance, you can feel years of history within the walls.
Enjoy an array of mixed drinks or a local brew with one of their many mouthwatering burgers or sandwiches. Our top pick is the classic pulled pork sandwich with a side of homemade slaw, and their crunchy sweet potato fries... For extra "yum factor" make sure you get them with a side of cinnamon yogurt dipping sauce :) Other popular menu items include their wet burrito, the cottage burger, and the cottage wedge fries. A great place for a casual lunch or dinner, a gathering with friends, or a late night burger while you hop around town. Their convenient location near the heart of downtown puts you within walking distance of many of GR's popular bars on Ionia Street, Van Andel Arena, as well as the Urban Institute for Urban Art, and the Civic Theatre.
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Schnitz Deli, located at 1315 Fulton Street SE, nestled near popular uptown neighborhood spots and nearby to some of our most favorite places downtown like the Fulton St Farmers Market and Hillcrest Dog Park. A perfect location to pick up a quick meal or your picnic essentials while you're in route to your favorite GR park! You may also dine-in and enjoy their casual atmosphere and welcoming staff. The design of the dining area is classic deli style with a bit of a creative twist, making all you sandwich lovers feel right at home.
Schnitz offers a large variety sandwiches such as the BLT, ruben, and a philly cheese steak. Our team's top pick is the chicken salad sandwich on sourdough bread with a hearty tomato basil soup on the side. You can choose from one of their many sandwich creations or, if you're feeling frisky, create your own!


Designed exclusively for StarCraft® II: Wings of Liberty™ with a focus on maximum sound isolation, comfort and portability, the Razer Banshee provides everything you could wish for in a headset. The Razer Banshee features a newly developed, multi-color APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System™ that provides real-time feedback about the player's performance in-game. The Razer Banshee is equipped with a configuration utility for customized adjustments of equalizer, pitch and volume. Other special features include a detachable microphone boom for easy transport and a comfortable circumaural construction, all in a gaming optimized design inspired by the StarCraft II universe.
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Integrity Commissioner Investigates Judicial Tribunal Chair
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The News:
This month (April 2013), the Federal Public Sector Integrity Commissioner tabled in Parliament its Report of her Office's investigation into complaints of "wrongdoing" that had been made against the former Chairperson of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal in respect of her conduct as an administrator while she was the Chairperson. The Commissioner's April 2013 Case Report is entitled: "Findings … in the Matter of an Investigation into a Disclosure of Wrongdoing – Canadian Human Rights Tribunal".
The report is available on the website of the Office of the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner of Canada.
The Issues this News Presents:
Leaving the merits of the findings in this particular case aside, the Integrity Commissioner's Report brings to the fore a number of administrative justice system issues. These include:
The signal importance of a tribunal chair to the appropriate and effective workings of a judicial tribunal;
The Unknown nature of judicial tribunal chair selection and appointment processes – in this case in the Federal jurisdiction.
The absence of appropriate, Valente-mandated, procedural protection of the independence of judicial tribunal chairs and members charged with misconduct. In this case, the Report and its "finding" that there was "wrongdoing" is based on an "investigation" by an Office whose constitutive statute required it to view the Chairperson of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal as, effectively, no different than any other person "employed" in the public sector.
The added complexity for the procedural protection of the independence of judicial tribunal chairs given the chairs' roles as both their tribunal's chief executive officer and 'chief justice'.
The implications of a finding that a judicial tribunal chair is guilty of administrative wrongdoing for the credibility of that tribunal's adjudicative decisions in which the impugned chair may have participated during the relevant period.


If the actress doesn't land the part of Stephen King's tortured teen, she will leave Hollywood for Broadway.
Carrie Remake? Stephen King Asks, Why?
The outspoken author speaks out against the remake, although he also suggests casting Lindsay Lohan as the title character.
The studio hires Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa to write this remake of the 1976 horror classic, which will reportedly stick closer to Stephen King's novel.


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US fugitive in Portugal starts extradition battle
LISBON, Portugal (AP) ? The lawyer for captured American fugitive George Wright on Thursday filed his arguments in a Lisbon court against his client's extradition to the U.S., saying he should be allowed to serve the rest of his sentence in Portugal.
The U.S. is trying to extradite Wright to serve the rest of his 15- to 30-year sentence for a 1962 murder in New Jersey. Wright spent seven years in prison before breaking out in 1970 and had been on the run for 41 years until his arrest last week in a hamlet near a stunning beach about 40 kilometers (25 miles) from Lisbon, Portugal's capital.
Lawyer Manuel Luis Ferreira contends that Wright is now a Portuguese citizen and should be allowed to serve the remainder of his sentence in Portugal, where his wife and two grown children live. Wright got Portuguese citizenship through marriage after Guinea-Bissau, a former Portuguese colony in West Africa, gave him the new name of "Jose Luis Jorge dos Santos" and made him a citizen.
"At the heart of my argument is that he's Portuguese and he has a Portuguese family," Ferreira told The Associated Press.
Wright became Portuguese in 1991 when he married his Portuguese wife, and he used his new identity during that process, Ferreira said.
The identity from Guinea-Bissau was granted after the country gave Wright political asylum in the 1980s, and that was accepted by Portugal, according to the lawyer.
Ferreira told the AP he delivered almost 100 documents to the court to justify the case against extradition on Thursday, the deadline for his submission.
He said his case is justified on numerous grounds "such as the penal code, constitutional rights and the (international) convention on human rights." He said he couldn't reveal more details because of confidentiality laws governing court cases in Portugal.
The judge overseeing the case will now ask lawyers for the U.S. for counter-arguments and may call witnesses before announcing his decision in coming weeks. That decision can be appealed to higher courts, and the entire process could take months or longer.
U.S. Justice Department spokeswoman Laura Sweeney declined comment Thursday on Ferreira's legal arguments and the American legal strategy to force Wright's return to the U.S.
Wright broke out of Bayside State Prison in Leesburg, New Jersey, on Aug. 19, 1970. He was also part of a Black Liberation Army group that hijacked a U.S. plane to Algeria in 1972, the FBI says.
His wife, Maria do Rosario Valente, told Portugal's TVI television last weekend that her husband's asylum process in Guinea-Bissau was overseen by Vasco Cabral, a hero of the tiny nation's struggle against Portuguese colonial rule.
Alan Clendenning contributed to this report from Madrid.
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Boron and neon damage implants were used in fabricating integrated-circuit resistors in silicon. Resistor properties were studied as functions of damaging ion species and dose. Sheet resistances in the 10000 Ω/□ range were obtained with low temperature and voltage sensitivities and good d.c. isolation.
Nicholas, K.U., Ford, R.A.: `Implanted resistors with properties enhanced by damage', IEEE International Electron Devices Meeting Technical Digest, 1973, Washington DC, p. 51–53.
Nicholas, K.H., Ford, R.A.: `New techniques for improving high value ion implanted resistors', Proceedings of the 2nd international conference on ion implantation in semiconductors, 1971, Springer-Verlag, p. 357–361.
Blamires, N.G.: `The influence of ion bombardment damage on the annealing behavior of boron implanted silicon', European conference on ion implantation, 1970, Peter Peregrinus Ltd., London, p. 52–66, Reading.


The "Great Outdoors Community" is a webring for people who enjoy and promote the outdoors and have websites about activities such as backpacking, camping, canoeing, climbing, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, mountaineering, outdoor photography, skiing, swimming, wildlife viewing, the outdoors in general, and much more! If you have a webpage about the great outdoors, join today! If you have more than one, you may add all of them.
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Breaking news: Fauci calls for closing down wildlife markets around the globe
By	Blog Editor	on	April 3, 2020	with	16 Comments
The nation's most authoritative voice on infectious diseases today sounded a stern warning about the dangers of the wildlife trade and its relationship to pandemic diseases like COVID-19. In an interview with Fox News, Dr. Anthony S. Fauci called for the global community to pressure . . .
Shenzhen bans dog and cat meat trade; first city in mainland China to do so
Shenzhen has become the first city in mainland China to ban the consumption of dog and cat meat, marking one of the biggest wins yet in the global battle to end the dog meat trade. This is China's fifth largest city. Although not itself a . . .
Coronavirus crisis increases need to help victims of domestic violence and their pets
By	Blog Editor	on	April 1, 2020	with	3 Comments
With hundreds of millions of people required to stay indoors during the coronavirus pandemic, the media is reporting an alarming increase in domestic violence incidents the world over. This includes the United States where calls to help lines have jumped dramatically. It is a problem . . .
Law enforcement officers step up for animals in the midst of a pandemic
By	Blog Editor	on	March 31, 2020	with	9 Comments
Across the nation, law enforcement officers—despite facing unprecedented challenges during the coronavirus pandemic—are hard at work to ensure that animals who need their help are neither forgotten nor left behind. Since the crisis began, our state directors have reached out to government officials to ensure . . .
The killing of Takaya, Canada's famous lone wolf, highlights urgent need to outlaw trophy hunting
By	Blog Editor	on	March 30, 2020	with	17 Comments
The killing last week of Takaya, the lone wolf of Canada's Discovery Island whose story of survival and resilience captivated people around the globe, is a grim reminder of the uphill battle wolves face in the modern world. This was a legendary young wolf, with . . .
Netflix's 'Tiger King' is a wake-up call for ending private possession of big cats
A decade ago, our undercover investigation delved into the bizarre world of Joseph Maldonado-Passage (aka Joe Exotic) and his roadside zoo, GW Exotics. For years, Joe and his band of untrained workers kept hundreds of big cats and other wild animals in captivity in barren . . .
Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES) passes with potential benefits for animal protection sector
The $2 trillion emergency stimulus bill that cleared Congress earlier today carries important prospective benefits for the animal care and services sector. These include a temporary expansion of charitable deduction provisions, opportunities for business continuity loans to cover payroll, paid leave, health-insurance premiums, facilities costs, . . .
To prevent another pandemic, global leaders should crack down on wildlife trade
At the G20 coronavirus meeting today, global leaders, including President Trump, brainstormed on ways to control the pandemic that is now ravaging dozens of nations, leaving a vast trail of human casualties in its wake. But one thing that didn't come up was the reason . . .
In new role at the USFWS, trophy hunters' lawyer will guide U.S. global policy on wildlife
The Trump administration's course on wildlife policy, riddled with handouts to trophy hunters, took another wrong turn last week with the hiring of Anna Seidman, a litigator for Safari Club International, to head a key office of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The SCI . . .
More localities end puppy mill sales in pet stores, taking total to more than 350
The fight to wipe out puppy mills passed a critical milestone this month: more than 350 American localities now ban the sales of puppy mill dogs in pet stores. The latest ordinances were passed by Roselle, New Jersey; Algonquin, Illinois and Carver, Minnesota last week, . . .
For participants' safety, HSUS cancels Animal Care Expo 2020 as coronavirus pandemic continues
With the country in the grip of the coronavirus for an indefinite period, we've decided to cancel Animal Care Expo 2020, our marquee training and exhibition event for animal welfare professionals, scheduled to be held in San Antonio, Texas, this May. In some respects, it . . .
Fosters step up as shelters around the country struggle to cope with coronavirus crisis
Cary Smith already cares for six dogs at home, but when she heard a plea from the Homeward Trails Animal Rescue in Fairfax, Virginia, as the coronavirus crisis broke, she knew she just had to step up. "They sent out a plea for fosters to . . .
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Gonzalo Andrés Villagra Lira (born 17 September 1981) was a Chilean footballer.

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In this demonstration, see the difference in performance of an open burner vs. a sealed burner. With the same BTU, the open burner generates more heat to bring the water to a boil significantly faster. Open burners do not disperse the flame, allowing for an intense concentration where you need the direct heat.
At 528 degrees, the Culinarian grill sears in natural flavors and juices to create perfectly cooked steaks, burgers, lamb, and more. The result is a perfectly seared and crusted outside, with an interior that is tender and juicy. Cleanup is quick and easy; scrub with a grill brush while hot, and you are ready for your next meal.
The Culinarian offers the option for a dedicated Wok grate that is easy to swap out, as desired. The unique design directs the flame to generate maximum heat, while keeping the handles cool to the touch. Watch this demonstration to see for yourself the difference a Culinarian can make in your kitchen.
While gas ovens tend to have a bad reputation, watch this demonstration of basic baking in the Culinarian gas oven. Perfectly risen, golden brown baked goods, with a light fluffy interior. What more could you ask for?
Luscious golden brown, tender, and juicy turkey that self bastes? Yes, it is possible with the rotisserie in the Culinarian! A 15 lbs. turkey requires less than 2 hours; 1 hour on broil, and 50-60 minutes on bake and your turkey will be perfect.
Yes, you can create a fine restaurant quality soufflé in your kitchen. The beautiful golden brown crust complements the rich tender interior. The Culinarian gas oven bakes soufflés and more to perfection.
The convection function in the Culinarian gas oven creates a beautiful flaky crust and a tender juicy interior in apple pies. The gentle convection cycle encourages flaky pastries, including puff pastry. Watch this demonstration to see the transformation of simple ingredients into delectable desserts.
There is no need to fear pie and pastry baking anymore. The Culinarian gas oven, with convection, creates flaky crusts and tender interiors to delight your family and guests.
Stun your friends and guests when you pull out a perfectly baked Beef Wellington from your Culinarian range. A golden brown flaky crust, and a medium rare to medium tenderloin can be tough to create; but with the advanced engineering of the Culinarian, you can proudly serve a perfectly cooked, crowd pleasing Beef Wellington.
Simply place the cast iron griddle over the top of the grill on your Culinarian range, and you can quickly serve family and friends perfect pancakes, eggs, omelets, and more. The grill heats the cast iron griddle and maintains the ideal temperature. After brunch, cleanup is a quick and easy, allowing you to spend more time with your family.
A perfectly seared steak at home is easy with your Culinarian range. By preheating a cast iron skillet until smoking hot, the steak will be seared to perfection in just minutes. Watch this demonstration to see the difference directed intense heat makes in the preparation of meats.


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The 2015 Apple Design Awards Winners Announced
Tuesday, June 9th, 2015 | Author: Steve Sande
Music has the Grammy Awards, movies have the Academy Awards. For developers of OS X and iOS, there are the Apple Design Awards. Yesterday, developers of a handful of apps were honored for their work in creating the top apps of the last year.
The awards include a trophy, as well as recognition in front of a crowd of developers and on a special page on the Apple Developer website. Apple uses the awards as a way to spotlight high-quality apps that provide that special mix of technology and design to make lives better… or at least more fun. Here are the winners for 2015:
Shadowmatic (see screenshot at the top of this post)
Metamorphabet
Affinity Designer (see screenshot above)
Student Winners
Jump-O
Elementary Minute
Congratulations to this year's ADA winners, and to all of the other developers who have delighted us with their work during the past year.
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Are their other awards to be announced later? I checked. Almost all the iOS ones are games or entertainment. Alas, that reinforces my sense that Apple had begun to see its customers as children with short attention spans.
Too bad the writer's tool, Scrivener for iOS, isn't out yet. If it's anything like the marvelous OS X version, it deserves an award as a productivity tool.


Snow, epic battles and a home win: the 50th edition of the Roof of Africa had it all. We take a look back at the best bits from the last outing of the 2017 Hard Enduro World Series.
Taddy Błażusiak breaks down one of Minas Riders' most challenging sections, the formidable 'Grand Canyon'.
Dig into one of Hard Enduro's biggest rivalries: the perfect match-up of Graham Jarvis and Alfredo Gómez.
Get ready for two days of hard enduro action with some race history and highlights from the qualifiers.
Known as the 'most enjoyable enduro', the Sea to Sky race in Turkey is a one-of-a-kind event.
The Red Bull Romaniacs race celebrates its 10th year with an obstacle revamp in the prologue stage.
Riders must race across beaches, through forests, and up mountains in rider-favourite Turkey.
Located in the largest coal mine in Europe, the Red Bull 111 Megawatt event is the newest race of the season.
Set in the Carpathian Mountains, Red Bull Romaniacs is the longest race of the Hard Enduro season.
Lesotho hosts this spectacular three-day event which ends in the Maloti Mountains.


This product phase-out is only announced for built-motors of the 1FE1, 1FE2 and 1PH2 product families (only EWN types). The product is scheduled to be canceled effective October 1, 2019.
As already announced in 109478106, the manufacturer NXP has discontinued the temperature sensor KTY84-130 and stopped the production of this temperature sensor.
The successor versions with Pt1000 sensors were released for delivery in October/2016 (see 109742150for 1FE1109742155for 1FE2; 109742156for 1PH2).
The system requirements for operating motors with Pt1000 sensors can also be taken from these articles.
The article involved is scheduled to be canceled effective October 1, 2019. From this date, replacement motors will be available for existing plants and systems.


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Nondestructive Evaluation Techniques > Magnetic Particle Testing > Inspection Using Magnetic Rubber
The magnetic rubber technique was developed for detecting very fine cracks and is capable of revealing finer cracks than other magnetic techniques. Additionally, the technique can be use to examine difficult to reach areas, such as the threads on the inside diameter of holes, where the molded plugs can be removed and examined under ideal conditions and magnification if desired. The tradeoff, of course, is that inspection times are much longer.
The techniques uses a liquid (uncured) rubber containing suspended magnetic particles. The rubber compound is applied to the area to be inspected on a magnetized component. Inspections can be performed using either an applied magnetic field, which is maintained while the rubber sets (active field), or the residual field from magnetization of the component prior to pouring the compound. A dam of modeling clay is often used to contain the compound in the region of interest. The magnetic particles migrate to the leakage field caused by a discontinuity. As the rubber cures, discontinuity indications remain in place on the rubber.
The rubber is allowed to completely set, which takes from 10 to 30 minutes. The rubber cast is removed from the part. The rubber conforms to the surface contours and provides a reverse replica of the surface. The rubber cast is examined for evidence of discontinuities, which appear as dark lines on the surface of the molding. The molding can be retained as a permanent record of the inspection.
Magnetic rubber methods requires similar magnetizing systems used for dry method magnetic particle tests. The system may include yokes, prods, clamps, coils or central conductors. Alternating, direct current, or permanent magnets may be used to draw the particles to the leakage fields. The direct current yoke is the most common magnetization source for magnetic rubber inspection.


The digital world is somewhat obsessed with optimising everything. To the extent, I feel, that people forget about the people that they are trying to optimise things for, aiming for perfection when really, good enough is just fine.
There is a lot we can see and understand whether it is working or not - we don't have to spend on time/money/resources/people and get it all perfect. It is better to just do, make do, continue making. Track what you can. Understand what is within your reach. And most importantly, connect with your customers, your friends, your family.


The current system of ethical review for medical research in the United Kingdom is changing from the current system involving large committees of 7-18 members reviewing every individual application to a system involving pre-review by small sub-committees of National Research Ethics Officers (NREAs), who have a remit to approve studies if they believe there are no material ethical issues imposed by the research. The reliability of this new system depends on the reliability of the NREAs and in particular the ability of small groups to effectively identify and appropriately assess the seriousness of all the material ethical issues that may be posed by an application. There is anecdotal evidence to suggest that many individual research ethics committee members have had experience of believing that a study presents no material ethical concerns, then on reaching the committee and discussing the application they realise that the committee feels it does present significant ethical concerns. If this is the case then this casts doubt on the reliability of NREAs or small groups to effectively identify ethically problematic research and appropriately respond to this to protect research participants. In this paper we describe a small questionnaire based piece of research carried out to assess how common this and other relevant experiences are.
To present the experience of running workshops for members of research ethics committees (REC) in Spain from 2001-2008 by a non-profit institution.


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Registered sex offender runs afoul of Danbury ordinance
Feb. 22, 2008 Updated: Nov. 17, 2009 7:58 p.m.
Police said Siegfried Hepp, 47, who works for Eastern Mountain Sports, gave a demonstration Feb. 9 during the "WinterFest" at Tarrywile Park.
The annual event is popular with families because it features sled dogs and a "fruitcake toss" for children.
Hepp was quoted in a News-Times article about the event that caught the eye of Detective Ethan Mable of the Danbury Police Department's Youth Bureau.
Mable remembered Hepp has an arrest history and looked for his name on the state's sex offender registry.
The Danbury Common Council passed an ordinance in 2006 that prohibits registered sex offenders from entering city-owned parks, playgrounds, recreation centers, beaches, swimming pools, gymnasiums, sports fields and sports facilities.
Hepp pleaded guilty in 2000 to risk of injury to a minor. He received a seven-year suspended prison sentence and 20 years of probation.
Hepp, a Boy Scout leader in New Fairfield for 18 years, confessed to police that he touched a 15-year-old boy in a sexual manner. The confession was read in court in December 1999.
Police said Tarrywile Park is clearly marked as a "child safety zone" that registered sex offenders may not enter.
Police sent Hepp a registered letter, which serves as a written warning. If he enters Tarrywile Park again, he will be subject to a $100 fine.
Hepp's probation officer has been notified of the violation of local law, police said.
Common Council member Mary Teicholz said the incident proves the law works. She credited the detective for recognizing Hepp's name.
Hepp is an avid outdoorsman, as evidenced by affiliations with a variety of hiking and related groups.
Officials from Eastern Mountain Sports, which has a store in the Danbury Fair mall, are investigating the matter, said Colleen Clark, the company's human resources director.
Clark said Hepp is an "operations manager, a role that requires the majority of his time be spent on back office operations."
Company officials said they fully support Danbury's new law.
Ridgefield adopts sex offender ordinance
Danbury 'tweaks' sex offender law
Danbury sex offender charged with not updating address


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Jobs for a Master's Degree in English
Shelia Odak
What Kind of Jobs Can I Get With a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism?
Many students who pursue a master's degree in English do it because they have a love for the written word. After spending years reading, discussing and writing about books, they sometimes wonder how they can turn their passion into a lucrative profession. However, an M.A. in English is a surprisingly versatile degree that can lead to many fulfilling careers. These jobs utilize an English major's skills in writing, analyzing, editing and communicating.
Though it is hard to obtain a teaching position at a four-year college with an M.A., community colleges often hire instructors with master's degrees. Openings are most often found for writing classes and sometimes for literature survey courses. However, teaching at the college level is not the only option. Many private high schools do not require a teaching certificate for their instructors. Check with your state for its independent school association. Often this association will have a website where private schools from around the state post job openings. If you are interested in teaching at a public institution, some high schools offer an alternative certification program in which you teach while earning your teaching certificate.
Publishing Assistant
Academic, trade, scholarly, textbook and specialty publishing companies have a variety of good opportunities for someone with an M.A. in English. Without previous experience, most new hires will start out as some sort of assistant, often doing administrative work. In publishing, many of the people who are employed as editors worked their way up from those same assistant positions. Periodical publishing companies also have job opportunities that fit with the skills of someone with a degree in English. Look for openings in copywriting and production.
The Internet has created a need for writers to produce online content. There are new opportunities to write for web-based magazines and news outlets. Many times, these jobs can be done from home. While magazines and newspapers, whether online or in print, are traditional employers of writers, look in unexpected places as well. Nonprofit agencies, computer software companies, government agencies and educational facilities are all places that need the services of a good writer. Often, someone in a writing profession will also be called upon to act as an editor or proofreader. A job candidate with a master's degree in English is especially valuable because these skills are already well developed.
A public relations specialist works to create positive relationships between the public and a business. Because many of the duties of a PR person involve writing press releases and working with the media, the writing and communication abilities of someone with an English degree are essential. However, beginning positions within a PR firm are highly sought after and very competitive. Finding an initial position as a public relations intern can help make you a more attractive job applicant when a permanent position becomes available.
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Honargardi contains two platforms: a website and an application. The website contains information in an art magazine such as events and news on art galleries, i.e. openings, subjects, artists' resume, interviews during the events, articles on different topics of visual art, and any news concerning art all around the world. Also it has an online sale section to present works of art; besides, there is a section for online auctions. Users can register in the website and use a forum which enables them to discuss and exchange their views, rate the articles and receive the weekly newsletter. A particular space has been dedicated to the artists to put their portfolio and present their art works.
The application helps users find their favorite events on the map and get them the best direction for the mentioned art gallery. It should be noted that all the galleries in Iran are supposed to be registered in the data base with their portfolios.


We were ridiculous—me, with my high jinks and hat. Him, with his boredom and drink. I look back now and see buildings so thick that the life I thought I was making then is nothing but interlocking angles and above them, that blot of gray sky I sometimes saw. Underneath is the edge of what wasn't known then. When I would go. When I would come back. What I would be when.
A Doll for Throwing takes its title from Bauhaus artist Alma Siedhoff-Buscher's Wurfpuppe, a flexible and durable woven doll that, if thrown, would land with grace. A ventriloquist is also said to "throw" her voice into a doll that rests on the knee. Mary Jo Bang's prose poems in this fascinating book create a speaker who had been a part of the Bauhaus school in Germany a century ago and who had also seen the school's collapse when it was shut by the Nazis in 1933. Since this speaker is not a person but only a construct, she is also equally alive in the present and gives voice to the conditions of both time periods: nostalgia, xenophobia, and political extremism. The life of Bauhaus photographer Lucia Moholy echoes across these poems—the end of her marriage, the loss of her negatives, and her effort to continue to make work and be known for having made it.


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The Thibodeau Lie Up Close and Personal
In the 2010-11 season, the Chicago Bulls won 62 games, had the best record in the Eastern Conference, had the league MVP on their team, the youngest MVP in NBA history, and were on track for the NBA Finals. Coached by Tom Thibodeau, the defensive guru of the 2008 Celtics championship team, and led by Derrick Rose, the hyper-kinetic point guard who juked defenders to finish at the rim, the Bulls had finally recovered from the Michael Jordan fugue. They had resurrected themselves after years of questionable coaching hires, draft picks and plain bad luck. But here they were, ready for their spotlight one more time.
That sensational year, the Bulls opened the 2011 playoffs with Rose being spectacular, the MVP doing MVP things. His 39 points, his 38 minutes, his 21 trips to the line plus 6 assists and 6 rebounds were the reason the Bulls won game one against the Pacers. In game two, Rose was equally brilliant. 36 points in 39 minutes. Even when Rose had an off shooting game like in game 3, 22% field goals, the Bulls won. The closeout game was a 27 point whipping in Chicago sending the Pacers on vacation after a 5 game series.
In the next series against the Hawks, it took the Bulls 6 games to advance to the conference finals where LeBron James was waiting. In the Eastern Conference Finals, the Bulls were a disaster, the lamb being led to slaughter and they lost in 5 games. But afterwards, the talk was about the Bulls future and how Rose vs. LeBron was going to be a fixture in the East.
Not really. The next year, in the first round of the playoffs against the 76ers there was disaster on a catastrophic level. In the first game of the series, the Bulls were on their way to a double digit win. With two minutes left, Rose who should have been out the game and on the bench relaxing ruptured his ACL. His career would never recover. Thibodeau would go on in Chicago incentivizing mediocrity and defense before being fired.
John Paxson was calling the shots and he thought Thibs was a rogue employee who didn't kiss front office ass. Thibs had lost the locker room was the official Paxson line. He overworked his players and he lacked innovation, insight and creativity on the offensive end. All true.
When Glen Taylor hired Tom Thibodeau in 2016 to be both coach and President of Basketball Operations for the Timberwolves, it was a giant leap of faith. It made sense why Thibodeau wanted to control which players played for him but it was optimistic on Taylor's part to think Thibodeau could do both jobs well when in fact he only did the head coaching job well for one Derrick Rose MVP year. (Many gave Rose the credit more than Thibs).
Thibs Bulls teams were defensive and gritty but he needed an iconic scorer like Rose for the pursuit of excellence. On the roster for the Wolves were the opposite kind of Thibs players. The entitled and talented, not the hard nosed and do whatever is necessary were the kind of talents he had to motivate, develop and mold.
Complicating any projection of Thibs success in Minnesota was evolution. The point guard position had changed from playmaking to explosive and can you make threes? The system Thibs ran in Chicago with Rose doing everything was suddenly antiquated.
As President of Basketball Operations, Thibodau is responsible for drafting Kris Dunn (who was traded), Lauri Markkanen (who was traded), Josh Okogie, Ketia Bates-Diop.
In the Markkanen trade, the Wolves received Jimmy Butler.
It is Jimmy Butler who is reframing the Tom Thibodau narrative where what you think you know is falling apart and often feels like a lie, this overworked hackneyed narrative of Thibs greatness. The truth of Thibs is that he is responsible for Butler hijacking the team and its franchise player (Karl-Anthony Towns) and making the Wolves front office look incompetent and scared.
On paper, it was a good idea to trade for Butler. Everything that makes Butler go was a Thibs ethic. Butler is tough, gritty, has a lot of dog in him, plays with passion, doesn't care about the NBA friendship culture. He wants to win and will sell out to get there even if that means selling out teammates and coaches. That's the bad side of Butler. He always goes too far.
He said this once about his Bulls teammates, many of them young.
"Motherf_______ just got to care if we win or lose. I understand that if you've got an open shot you take it. But at a point in the game like that, no offense, but you got to get the ball to your best players. That's how the game goes. Let it come down on my shoulders or D-Wade's shoulders. Let us be the reason why."
That is no different than when Butler yelled at Wolves GM Scott Layden "you need me to win" and Thibodeau didn't throw him out of practice. Butler has been incentivized and entitled to act like he is the baddest motherf______ out there and with the Wolves young players maybe he is but there is a way to be professional when you are trying to instill an unselfish brotherhood ethic.
Phil Jackson famously said that a coach's number one job is to rid players of their innate selfishness and get them to adopt and adapt to the team culture.
As a defensive genius and having the luxury of Kevin Garnett, Tom Thibodeau is responsible for the 2008 Celtics title. With Derrick Rose, the Bulls (briefly) had a resurgence. But Karl-Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins are young and often fail to meet the moment. Whether Towns is a stat whore or not, whether he or Wiggins have leadership intangibles or not, Butler's public humiliation of the both of them without interference from management was a black mark on the Thibs legacy. Where was his leadership when his young players needed it, when they needed him?
The Wolves need a leader. As great as Thibs is coaching on the defensive end, he hasn't been able to make Wiggins or Towns play any defense. And then he sabotaged them by trading for Jimmy Butler who is as far from a leader as you can get. Butler can get you wins, he can get you in the playoffs but he doesn't know how to lead. You don't lead by humiliation, by using the media as a tool of that humiliation. Thibs knew that. He knew exactly who Jimmy Butler was as a player. And he still exposed his young players to the possibility of a war.
Karl-Anthony Towns is the future of the Wolves and was paid handsomely this offseason. Butler resents Towns and he resents his payday exceptionally. Butler wants to get paid and the Wolves have looked the other way but, on the other hand, they want Butler to save their season. The hypocrisy is thick and fails the eye test.
But worse than hypocrisy is apathy. Tom Thibodeau knew Butler was going the nuclear when he wasn't traded. Curiously, Thibs did nothing to protect Towns from the car wreck. He did the opposite. He put Towns in front of a moving car and then walked away from the crash.
Despite Thibs affection for them, the other side of a gritty, tough as nails players is ruthlessness. When scorned, they are out for revenge. It's pretty basic psychology this Jimmy Butler blood sport playbook. That Thibs did nothing to stop it is not surprising either. His passive-aggression wasn't wasted on Butler alone. It made Pat Riley hang up on him and call him a motherf______.
The Heat and the Wolves had a deal in place for Butler and then Thibs changed the terms at the midnight hour, enraging Riley. Enraging Jimmy Butler too who saved his worst for Karl-Anthony Towns.
A long time ago, Jerry West let it be known that the Lakers prized rookie was not to be hazed, he was untouchable. Hands off. But if we know anything, we know this.
Tom Thibodeau is not Jerry West.
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When the shoots are in London I rarely look at a map (as I know it so well) I just drive to that area and then the Say Nav guide me to the site.
Last week I had the surprise of my life when the Sat Nav took me to the back entrance of my old secondary school. A place around the back of Kings Cross that I have not returned to in 50 years, as I hated school and did not have found memories. It was a strange eerie feeling, as the school had been totally rebuilt as a high school, but a few of the old brick buildings were still standing with the new parts stuck on the side. I have to say none of it looked familiar except the sports field, which is now all new tarmac.
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Molyneux Talks Fable Movie
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Peter Molyneux has helped cast an all-star team of British comedic talent for Fable III, including Ben Kingsley, Simon Pegg, Bernard Hill, Jonathan Ross, Michael Fassbinder and John Cleese. In particular, Molyneux says that Cleese really imprinted himself on the character of Jasper the butler. "He improvised a lot," says Molyneux.
When asked if he's tempted to make a Fable movie, Molyneux said, "Part of me says 'yes'. I could got to the set and hold the camera. I could go to the movie premiere. But then, I think how Hollywood has driven pretty much every game franchise into the ground."
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The Donaldson Trust is governed by the Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees consists of:
Carol KirkConvenor of the Board
Carol is the Convenor of the Board as well as the Convenor of the Human Resource & Organisational Development Committee (HRODC).
Carol has thirty years experience in education and children's services, eighteen of these at a senior level in local authorities.
Carol was appointed a Trustee on 3 January 2015 and Convenor to the Board of Trustees on 19 May 2015.
Karen AndersonTrustee
Karen holds a professional career in banking that spans almost 20 years. She has undertaken many leadership roles and has strong experience in Risk management and regulatory environments alongside financial analysis and business planning. She is an experience project manager, leading and supporting cross continental teams.
Karen currently holds a role leading technical development teams and focuses on tactical and strategic transformation, with a passion for new and innovative technology solutions to business problems. She is also an internal sponsor to the graduate fundraising team as well as being a graduate mentor, helping to support and develop them to make the most of their careers within the business.
Working with the Donaldson Trust will be Karen's first trustee role and she is keen to see how her extensive and varied skill set can benefit the Trust and how she can best contribute to the already great work of the organisation.
Michael BoyleTrustee
Michael was appointed a Trustee of The Donaldson Trust on 9 November 2016.
Richard CaldicottConvenor of FAAC
Richard has 20 years of experience in private sector companies across various different market sectors. He has performed a range of Board level functions and is currently Chief of Staff at Prudential plc where as well as running the Executive Office of the Managing Director he is focussed on the delivery of a range of strategic initiatives including developing and implementing location strategy, operating model implementation, cost reduction programmes and colleague engagement. Other recent roles have included accountability for company-wide transformation, operational leadership and business development.
Working with The Donaldson Trust will be Richard's first trustee role and he is interested to learn about how to best make an effective contribution in a third sector organisation whilst believing the skills & experience gained elsewhere can add value to the work of the Trust.
Richard is married with a 14 year old girl and an 11 year old boy.
Richard was appointed a Trustee of The Donaldson Trust on 12 December 2018 and is the Convenor of the Finance & Audit Committee.
Sheena GaultTrustee
Sheena has had a varied career in Social Work over the past 35 years. She has worked in both primary and secondary settings, with all client groups and has enjoyed the opportunity to experience a wide range of work, engaging with a variety of different people.
After undertaking her post graduate qualification, she worked in an area team in Paisley. this was followed by 4 years in a prison working with convicted adults and under 21s who were on remand pending trial or sentencing. She then moved to be the Senior Social Worker at Ruchill Hospital HIV counselling clinic. From Ruchill she went to work in Monklands/ Cumbernauld District Headquarters as the Lead for Adult Services including sensory impairment, drugs and alcohol and diversion from prosecution service.
Following local government reorganisation in 1996, Sheena moved to North Lanarkshire Council with responsibility for commissioning and contracting services and developing the Authorised Providers List. She was curious about the voluntary sector and her next position was District Manager with the Archdiocese of Glasgow Social Services. Her District included residential services for adults with learning disabilities, sensory impairment day services and a supported living service for deaf/ blind adults.
Her next move was to north Ayrshire Council where she was responsible for Adult Community Care Services and after 2 years she was appointed as Head of Community Care. After 4 years she was asked by the Chief Executive of the Council to move to be Head of Children, Families and Criminal Justice., This was a fantastic opportunity to re-engage with children and families services including adoption and fostering, child protection and children with disabilities. She held this role for 4 years. Latterly she was also asked to be the Chief Social Worker.
Since leaving north Ayrshire Council in 2014, Sheena has been asked to undertake various pieces of work on behalf of health and care partnerships and local authorities. These have included the independent investigation of complaints; contributing to the work of a Significant Case Review following the death of a baby; acting as interim Head of Children's Services; conducting a review of the provision of aids and adaptations.
In December 2018 she was appointed as the independent chair of Aberdeenshire's Child Protection Committee and as independent convenor of the Adult Protection Committee and was also appointed to these positions for Aberdeen City.
Gill GormanTrustee
Gill is a Human Resources Professional, who has undertaken various HR leadership roles, with UK businesses. As an HR Consultant, Gill undertakes interim assignments, where she specialises in the delivery of HR strategy, change, reward and development.
Gill was appointed a Trustee of The Donaldson Trust on 12 December 2018.
Lynn KilbrideTrustee
Professor Lynn Kilbride was appointed Dean of the School of Nursing and Health Sciences at the University of Dundee in November 2017, and was also recently appointed as Co-Convenor of the Council of Deans Health Scotland.
Professor Lynn Kilbride is a nurse by background and believes passionately that nurses and midwives improve the lives of the people they engage with This belief have been the basis of her academic and scholarly activity and is the foundation of all her working activities. She has extensive experience of developing, delivering and quality assuring healthcare curricula at home and overseas, by public and private organisations throughout the world. Professor Lynn Kilbride's research activity is centred around diabetes and neuro oncology, however she has published in other areas. She holds a number of honorary and consultancy positions at home and overseas and is currently leading on Nursing Regulation in Scotland. Professor Lynn Kilbride is looking forward to working closely with our NHS partners to ensure that the workforce of the future is meeting the needs of our service users.
Lynn was appointed a Trustee of The Donaldson Trust on 12 December 2018.
Neil McKechnieTrustee
Neil was appointed a Trustee of The Donaldson Trust on 27 October 2015 and sits on the QPIC committee.
Raymond McMasterTrustee
Ray worked in higher education until his retirement in 2013 and previously as a planner in private and public practice. Latterly he headed a team at the University of the West of Scotland, working with academics, students and employers to embed the development of graduate employability within the curriculum and has experience of teaching, student support, academic management and quality assurance
Ray was appointed a Trustee of The Donaldson Trust on 16 June 2014.
Pauline Miller JuddTrustee
Pauline is Dean of Arts & Creative Industries at Edinburgh Napier University.
Pauline started her career in stage management and technical theatre, graduating from Guildford School of Acting in 1984. She enjoyed a varied freelance career with a range of companies including: the National Theatre; The Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester; The Old Vic; Shared Experience; Temba; The Queen's Hall and South Bank Centre. Building on this, Pauline became a freelance Arts Manager working with a number of small scale drama, dance and visual arts companies, and also moved into events management. In 1992 she moved to Scotland to become Administrative Director of the Scottish Youth Dance Festival (now YDance), and in 1994 she made the move into Higher Education by joining Queen Margaret College teaching Arts Management. In 2003, she became Head of Production & Cultural Management in the School of Drama & Creative Industries at Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh. Pauline then joined Edinburgh Napier University in 2009 as Associate Head of School, becoming Head of School in 2010, and Dean in 2015. Pauline also leads on Innovation and Enterprise across the University with a focus on ensuring this is embedded in the curriculum.
A great believer in lifelong education, Pauline has studied part-time throughout her career, most recently submitting her DBA thesis. Pauline also has a passion for using the arts to benefit society and has led a number of collaborations at Edinburgh Napier including the Scottish Prison Service, the National Museum and the Royal Zoological Society as well as numerous community and health organisations.
Pauline has been an external examiner and advisor in a number of institutions. She has lectured on cultural management and policy at arts educational institutions in Hong Kong, Zagreb, Brno, Ohio and Prague, and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and the Royal Society of the Arts.
Pauline was appointed as a Trustee of The Donaldson Trust on 12 December 2018.
Derek O'SullivanTrustee
Derek leads the HR function at West Lothian College, previously working in the HR profession for several years in NHS and local authority organisations.
Derek was appointed a Trustee of The Donaldson Trust on 16 August 2017 and is a member of the HR & OD Committee.
Jack RillieTrustee
Jack established his career in social care, with over ten years dedicated to working with care experiences and neuro-diverse children and young people in a range of residential and community settings as both a practitioner and manager. During this time Jack gained a BA in Health and Social Care.
Latterly he has worked in business development for both Barnardo's and SQA, and with SQA led on strategic design of new commercial education solutions. During his time at SQA, Jack went on to manage a portfolio of National Qualifications, and led a diverse team of specialists through the revision of National Qualifications for Chemistry and Science. He also gained an MBA whilst working for SQA.
Jack is now Director of Business Services at Rock Trust, a Scottish charity dedicated to ending youth homelessness. He leads on Governance and Risk, Finance, Communications and Fundraising, HR and has responsibility for the organisation's extensive residential property portfolio.
Jack was appointed a Trustee of The Donaldson Trust on 16 August 2017 and is the convener of the Quality and Practice Improvement Committee.
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La Liga de Campeones de la EHF 2021-22 es la 62ª edición de la máxima categoría a nivel de clubes de balonmano, aunque es la 29ª edición con la actual nomenclatura.

La temporada 2021-22 viene precedida por el triunfo del FC Barcelona en la edición anterior, siendo el equipo a batir en esta edición del torneo.

Equipos clasificados

Catorce de los dieciséis equipos que jugaron en la edición de 2020-21 repiten esta temporada, con la excepción del HBC Nantes, que es reemplazado por el Montpellier Handball, y del RK Celje, obteniendo la invitación mediante wild card el Dinamo Bucarest de Xavi Pascual, entrenador que logró levantar la Liga de Campeones con el Barcelona en 2021.

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Competiciones deportivas de Europa en 2021
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β-adrenoceptor adaptation to endurance training
Endurance exercise is associated with various cardiovascular adaptations, and these may include changes in sympathoadrenal activity and end-organ responsiveness to norepinephrine (NE). Because (3-adreno-ceptor function is a major determinant of sympathetic responsiveness, we used the lymphocyte p-adrenoceptoras a model to study the effects of endurance training in 19 male subjects before, during, and after preparation for a marathon race. Before the subjects trained, resting βadrenoceptor density was positively correlated to resting heart rate (r = 0.47, p < 0.05) but this correlation was not evident after training. Eleven of the 19 subjects completed the 31/2-month training period, and mean (±1 SD) resting p-adrenoceptor density fell from 1,593 ± 333 to 1,197 ± 332 sites per cell (p < 0.02) after the training period. Two weeks after cessation of training, receptor density was at pretraining values of 1,547 ± 209 sites per cell. During training, the subjects ran two 21-km races. Each of these was associated with decreases in β-adrenoceptor density. Our results demonstrate the episodes of endurance running result in reductions in lymphocyte p-adrenoceptor density. We conclude that down-regulation of p-adrenoceptors is an important component of the response to endurance training. © 1987 Raven Press, Ltd., New York.
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The Xmas Food Shop – The Climb #668
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Monday 21st December 2020
Today's big mission was to do the Xmas food shop.
I'm having a small Xmas this year. Family are high risk so we decided way back in the summer to cancel xmas and as a result I'm having a small xmas with my support bubble.
Plans are such that, even with the events of the last few days, it's not really impacted our plans… except with the borders closing, I can sense panic buying looming.
We got the turkey a few weeks back so it was mainly veg we had to worry about. Sounds simple? Yet it was a nightmare.
The plan was always to do the veg shop today. But anticipating panic buying I pushed us to go early afternoon, worrying that if we left it later then it would be a mob of toilet-paper buying, pasta-hording shoppers. We had a list, we were organised.
I turned up to find shoppers queuing out the front and half way along the parade of shops. Shit, had I left it to late already?
Luckily the queue seemed to move fast, and it appeared that the majority of people were doing their big Xmas shop rather than preparing for whatever Armageddon we were facing this week.
But still it was busy. The lack of social distancing gave C a slight panic attack, and so I had to not only combat shoppers but them wanting to abandon everything and leave. They were going around trying to find free aisles and then remember what we needed, with me following behind, with my list, picking up things they missed.
There was a panic about ham. We wanted a nice gammon joint to go with the turkey, but even after managing to get to through the non-socially-distancing shoppers, they didn't have any the right size. Partly to stop C panicking, and partly because my parents had sent a £20 Morrisons gift card to go towards Xmas dinner, I picked up a large ham (although by no means the largest) and said, "we're having this."
We are going to be eating cold meats for a week after Xmas!
But we got it done and got it home, and now all we need to worry about is the alcohol and the soft drinks. That's tomorrow's plan. I also need to do some wrapping as, even though I haven't bought C a lot of gifts, there seems to be an abundance of wrapping and I've no idea where my scissors are.
For a small Xmas this feels like a lot of work. On the plus side, at least I'm feeling more Christmasy than I did at the end of last week. But it does feel like a full time job for what in essence is a quiet xmas with a meal.
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