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Hayden Panettiere and Boyfriend Brian Hickerson Hold Hands 2 Weeks After His Domestic Violence Arrest
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Hayden Panettiere and Brian Hickerson are hand in hand.
The actress and her boyfriend were spotted on Monday out and about together in Los Angeles. In one photo, the two were captured holding hands. According to a source, the pair exited a lunch spot before visiting a car dealership. In addition to their casual denim outfits, they could also be seen wearing similar necklaces.
The sighting of them together marks the first since Hickerson was arrested two weeks ago in the early hours of May 2. Per a Los Angeles Police Department spokesperson, Hickerson was arrested and booked for alleged felony domestic violence. After being arrested around 2:25 a.m., he was released later that afternoon after posting a $50,000 bail bond, booking records showed. Police did not identify Panettiere or anyone else as the victim.
It's been nearly a year since E! News confirmed the star was dating the aspiring actor following her split from ex-fiancé Wladimir Klitschko.
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She and Hickerson were spotted holding hands while out to dinner at Craig's in West Hollywood, spurring the breaking news that she and Klitschko had called off their engagement.
"At this point, Hayden is single and she and Wladimir are co-parents to Kaya," a source confirmed to E! News in August 2018.
At the time, a source also told E! News Hayden and Brian "hit it off" after meeting through mutual friends. More recently in October 2018, the couple was spotted holding hands in Florida while visiting her family.
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         Queen's University
         Gaels 1
         11

         18

         29

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         Gaels 2
         26

         34

         60

         3
                  Concordia
         Stingers
         57

         32

         89

         4
                  University of Ottawa
         Gee Gees
         49

         42

         91

         5
                  Western
         Mustangs
         36

         59

         95

         6
                  McGill University
         Redbirds
         49

         47

         96

         7
         Royal Military College
         Paladins
         57

         39

         96

         8
         U. S. Military Academy
         Black Knights
         42

         60

         102

         9
         University of Toronto
         Blues
         57

         45

         102

         10
                  University of Rochester
         Yellowjackets
         83

         40

         123

         11
         ETS

         65

         71

         136

         12
                  Penn State University
         Nittany Lions
         71

         78

         149

         13
                  Rochester Institute of Technology
         Tigers
         76

         82

         158

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Q: How to improve performance of  multiple rails applications with nginx running on a single core 378mb VPS? I have a VPS which is hosting (currently) 5 different rails applications, all with different domains. To make them work I've added one server {} listener per app in my nginx config file. I've left everything else as default, for instance there's only one nginx worker process.
Concurrently, I also have 2 rails workers for one of the apps.
Now, this works as is, but performances are low, in particular speed. How could I make my apps quicker by adhering to my constraints?
Thanks!

A: The nginx "worker_processes" should be set to the number of cores that you have available to work with. You mentioned you had it set to 1. Do you have more cores than that?

A: Your problem is that you are deep into swap. The slowness you experiencing switching apps is the system loading the requested app from swap into physical memory.
To address this, you can observe who is hogging the memory (also using 'top'), and address that. It's possible you'll find some things to tune, but also quite possible you'll find that you are near the physical limits of what's possible without significant architectural changes.
If your time is worth much, your best course of action will be to upgrade to an instance with at least a 1GB of memory, because you are already using nearly that much.

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I once heard a writing teacher advise her students to live a "quiet life." She said if you want to be a writer, but live too exciting a life, you won't have any time for your writing.
Yes, if you want to be a writer, you have to make time for the act of writing. But you also need to live a passionate life. If not, your lack of passion will seep into your writing.
This week I discovered Owen Egerton's blog, "Type So Hard You Bruise the Screen," where he shares his list of 30 points of prose (ala Jack Kerouac).
* Do not wait for inspiration. Go out and hunt it. Seduce it. Pin it down and dribble spit on its forehead until it cracks your leg bone and renames you.
* Do not write from answers. Write from questions. Discover more questions. Our work is not to explain the mystery, but to expand it.
* You are going to die. So are all your readers. Let this inform every story you write.
Read Egerton's blog for the rest of his points. I'm printing his list and putting it next to my writing area.
What are some of your writing truths?
Great word, "hooey"! It conveys the sentiment so well! Great tips, as usual.
Excellent quotes! For me it is – don't limit yourself to genre, style or experience – even the smallest 'nugget' can be golden.
Exactly! Live, revel in the full glorious and terrible beauty of life, and then tell your readers about all of it!
I'm with you all the way on your choice of advice above. Dare I passionately hunt down and seduce my passion and spit on its forehead? Powerful stuff.


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Man Injured in Vehicle Crash on 27th Avenue Southeast [Everett, WA]
By Sweet Law Group August 2, 2022
1 Hurt in Everett Auto Accident on 27th Avenue Southeast
EVERETT, WA (August 2, 2022) – Sunday night, a man sustained injuries in a vehicle crash on 27th Avenue Southeast.
According to the authorities, the incident happened at around 9:00 p.m. Moreover, it occurred in the 9700 block of 27th Avenue Southeast.
Reports revealed that an SUV raced around a backyard of a residence in the spirit of a party. Then, the vehicle drove in the direction of other party attendees and over some furniture. Then, the vehicle struck the garage of the party, pinning a man between the vehicle and the garage.
Moreover, responders confirmed that the victim refused further treatment after the incident.
Furthermore, the driver of the vehicle, a 59-year-old man, fled the scene after the crash.
Driving can be very dangerous and almost anything can happen if you are not prepared. Thus, it is important to slow down if you see traffic stalling ahead to avoid hitting other vehicles.
Suffering Injuries in Everett Crash
It is inconvenient, to say the least, to suffer injuries in an Everett accident.
Thus, the most valuable step you can take in response to a crash is hiring a personal injury attorney.
"We value the trust and respect of our clients. Thus, we continuously fight to hold liable parties accountable. And, we award our clients the compensation they deserve," says Steve Baric of Sweet Lawyers.
If you're involved in a similar accident and are looking for an expert auto accident attorney, look no further and turn to Sweet Lawyers. We have over 40 years of experience in the legal field with a highly trained and motivated team. Moreover, we are top-rated in dealing with cases including personal injuries. Above all, Sweet Lawyers aims to get you the compensation you deserve. Thus, call our offices today at (800) 674 7852 for a free consultation.
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Men's Squash
2021-22 Stats (PDF)
2021-22 Fact Book (PDF)
U.S. Squash
College Squash Association
May 24, 2021 . Men's Squash
Virginia Men's Squash Adds Three Student-Athletes to 2021-22 Roster
2021-22 Men's Squash Roster
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Virginia head coach Mark Allen announced CJ Baldini (West Hartford, Conn.), Charles Braff (Locust Valley, N.Y.) and Evan Hajek (Charlottesville, Va.) will join the men's squash team for the 2021-22 season.
"With this incoming men's class we welcome two very familiar faces, and one new one," said Allen. "I'm always grateful for an opportunity to bring a Virginian onto the squad, so it will be a pleasure to welcome Evan Hajek, a graduate of local Western Albemarle School. He will be the first Virginian on our men's program since we became a varsity sport! In Charles Braff we welcome a new member of the Braff family to UVA Squash. His older twin brothers Andrew and William are now graduating after four successful years on the team. Charles has big shoes to fill but I'm confident he is up to the task. CJ Baldini is the third and final member of our incoming class, joining us from West Hartford, Connecticut. CJ has impressed me so much through the entire recruiting process. I'm really looking forward to seeing what these three players add to our program this coming season and how they help move this program forward."
CJ Baldini (West Hartford, Conn.) is a two-time MVP at Avon Old Farms School, moving up to No. 1 on the ladder his senior season after only losing two matches his junior season playing at No. 2. Baldini has been a top ten ranked squash player in every age group in US Squash and is the No. 1 U19 junior in Connecticut. He was a member of the 2018 US Junior National Team that competed at the British Junior Open and trained at the US Squash National Camp at Trinity College in 2019. He also earned the US Squash sportsmanship award for the U17 age group, an award given to the best competitor on the court and the most respected sportsman for that age group. Baldini also played two years of lacrosse at Northwest Catholic before transferring to Old Avon Farms his junior year.
Charles Braff (Locust Valley, N.Y.) was a four-year starter and junior and senior captain at Deerfield Academy, helping the team finish third in the nation in 2019 and seventh in 2020, earning All-New England honorable mention as a sophomore. He also ran cross country for two years and played JV lacrosse at Deerfield. He is a veteran of international competition, competing at the 2016 British Junior Open and the 2017 Dutch Junior Open. Charles is the younger brother of Andrew and William Braff, who played for the last four years for the Cavaliers.
Evan Hajek (Charlottesville, Va.) is the top-ranked junior player in the Commonwealth of Virginia and was ranked as high as No. 29 nationally in U-17 and No. 42 in U-19. The Charlottesville resident graduated last year from Western Albemarle where he was a member of the cross country team. He was also the sports editor of the school newspaper for two years.
Monday's Men's and Women's Squash Matches Against Tufts Canceled
Sunday's Men's and Women's Squash Matches Against Harvard Canceled
UVA Squash Continues to Rise


One of my little YouTube pleasures is a series from Nerdist called Because Science. It's a fun little show where Kyle Hill presents science facts about geeky things. He sets up a hypothesis at the beginning of each segment, often based on a question from a viewer, and then tests it using various elements of math, physics and chemistry. It's nice and short (<10 minutes usually) so you don't need to commit hours to watch it, which fits perfectly in the YouTube world. One of the most recent editions in this was his examination of if The Flash is faster than the teleporting mutant Nightcrawler. However, his latest is about the physics of Kirby sucking up human sized objects.
Kyle is also the host of a show called Mythbusters: The Search, which is a competition show to find the next Mythbusters. It's yet another thing I need to add to my watch list, as it looks like a fun way to present science concepts, which is what Mythbusters was all about. For now though, I encourage you to check out the playlist embedded above and have fun with some cool science facts and geeky knowledge.


Purpose: A natural option for brunettes to subtly darken the hair.
Instructions - Brew some strong, black coffee. Leave it black and allow it to cool. Pour into basin. Soak and massage into hair for 15 minutes, and let sit for another 15 minutes. Rinse hair with warm water. Click here for detailed instructions.
My first trial was with mild roast coffee.
My second trial was weeks later with dark roast coffee.
In both cases, I clarified my hair beforehand so that the color would better deposit. (Normally, you don't want to clarify between coffee rinses -- only before the initial one -- but I did so for the purposes of these trials.) I then followed the above procedure (except for the brushing part). After rinsing the coffee from my hair, I deep conditioned for 20 minutes, rinsed, and air dried. My hair was in small twists throughout the process.
I measured success based on how well the coffee color deposited onto my strands, especially the brown sections of my hair and the few gray strands I have.
The first trial with the mild roast coffee was unsuccessful. I noticed no color change in my hair. My gray strands remained the same.
The second trial with the dark roast coffee was a bit successful. I could tell that the color deposited this time because my gray strands were now tinted a light brown. The change was faint, but perhaps after continuous coffee rinses it will become more noticeable. As for the rest of my hair, I did not notice a color change, but that may be because my hair it too dark for such a subtle dyeing process.
Overall, I rate the Coffee Rinse 2 out of 5 stars. The color deposits onto the hair but is too subtle. Performing several coffee rinses to achieve a more noticeable color change may be a tedious routine for some. Also, this natural coloring option may be optimal for brunettes on the lighter end of the spectrum (light to medium brown hair) than those on the darker end.
FOR THE MIXOLOGISTS OUT THERE: You may want to experiment with black walnut or black tea to darken the hair color. Both options are subtle and temporary as well, but could be more effective. For longer lasting, more dramatic darkening, explore henna and indigo.
You say 2 out of 5 stars. But that is purely based on the color deposit. You mentioned no other benefits. Regular coffee rinses can help prevent hairloss because they block the hormone that causes it. And it also adds an immense amount of shine to the hair. I have coarse, wavy/curly Italian hair. It is usually very dry and a medium brown. When i do a weekly coffee rinse, it always makes my hair so beautiful and shiny and it is now a rich brown color. I would give this a 4 out of 5. Only because I don't like the runny-ness. A spray bottle fixes that pretty well though.
what's your method of doing it? Just soaking it in coffe? Or any other additives?
I do this with coffee and coconut oil mixed, let it sit for about an hour in my hair, then wash it out. I do it about once a week, and I have dark brown hair; it brings out the auburn highlights in my hair, my hair is super shiny and soft, and it covers the grays (it took a couple of times to get the grays to be completely unnoticeable). I have to wash it out, rather than just rinse it out because I have super-fine hair, and my hair will look really oily afterwards unless I use shampoo. I'm glad I found this trick, because we always have leftover coffee, and I hate just throwing it out.


I2c-tiny-usb made to provide a cheap generic i2c interface to be attached to the usb. It could be as simple and cheap printer port to i2c adapters. A USB solution has several advantages such as the built-in power supply and no cpu intense bitbanging is required on the host side. This USB solution even requires less parts than some printer port solutions. Although i2c-tiny-usb was developed under and for Linux but it also works under Windows and MacOS X.
The hardware the i2c-tiny-usb interface which is designed by Till Harbaumof consists of the Atmel AVR ATtiny45 CPU, a cheap and easy to obtain microcontroller with 4 KBytes flash (of which ~2k are used in this application) and 256 Bytes RAM. And few other parts surrounded the processor.


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Nicholls State at Northwestern State: 1/13/21 College Basketball Picks and Predictions
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Shane Mickle January 12, 2021 11:18 pm
Northwestern State Demons (2-12) vs Nicholls State Colonels (4-5)
Game Info: Wednesday, January 13, 2021 at 7:30 pm (Prather Coliseum)
Betting Odds: Northwestern State Demons +3.5 -- Over/Under: 152.5 Click Here for the Latest Odds
The Nicholls State Colonels and Northwestern State Demons face off on Wednesday in a college basketball at Prather Coliseum.
The Nicholls State Colonels have played nine games so far this year and they currently have a 4-5 record overall. The Colonels have won each of the last two games and they were also able to cover the spread in the last game. On the season, Nicholls State is averaging 72.3 points per game while their defense is giving up 72.9 points per game. Nicholls State is shooting 43.2 percent from the field while shooting 31.2 percent from the behind the three point line. The best player for Nicholls has been Ty Gordon who is averaging 14.1 points while shooting 46.4 percent from the field and 38.6 percent from the field.
On the other side of this matchup in the Northwestern State Demons and on the season they sit with a 2-12 record overall. One of their wins did come in their last game and the difference was their offense putting up 78 points. On the season, Northwestern State is averaging 69.5 points per game while their defense is giving up 85.8 points per game. Northwestern State is led by Trenton Massner who is averaging 12.1 points while shooting 45.9 percent from the field and 29.7 percent from behind the three point line.
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Nicholls is 16-7 against the spread in their last 23 road games. The over is 11-5-1 in Nicholls last 17 games against Southland. The over is 6-2 in Northwestern State's last eight games against the Southland. Northwestern State is 11-4 against the spread in their last 15 games played on Wednesday.
The tempo of the game is going to be fast and there will be no shortage of scoring in this one. Look for this game to go well over the total.
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Q: Difference between with recompile and Option(recompile) I've read online that with recompile will recompile the whole procedure whereas Option(recompile) will only the recompile a specific statement that it is used on. If a certain statement in the procedure is recompiled, won't it affect other parts of the procedure because now the optimizer has better stats to make better decisions later on (assuming the option(recompile) produces better stats) and thus causing a complete recompile of the procedure? How exactly does with recompile differ from option(recompile)?

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WITH RECOMPILE and OPTION (RECOMPILE)
When a parameter-sensitivity problem is encountered, a common piece of
advice on forums and Q&A sites is to "use recompile" (assuming the
other tuning options presented earlier are unsuitable). Unfortunately,
that advice is often misinterpreted to mean adding WITH RECOMPILE
option to the stored procedure.
Using WITH RECOMPILE effectively returns us to SQL Server 2000
behaviour, where the entire stored procedure is recompiled on every
execution.
A better alternative, on SQL Server 2005 and later, is to use the
OPTION (RECOMPILE) query hint on just the statement that suffers from
the parameter-sniffing problem. This query hint results in a
recompilation of the problematic statement only. Execution plans for
other statements within the stored procedure are cached and reused as
normal.
Using WITH RECOMPILE also means the compiled plan for the stored
procedure is not cached. As a result, no performance information is
maintained in DMVs such as sys.dm_exec_query_stats.
Using the query hint instead means that a compiled plan can be cached,
and performance information is available in the DMVs (though it is
limited to the most recent execution, for the affected statement
only).
For instances running at least SQL Server 2008 build 2746 (Service
Pack 1 with Cumulative Update 5), using OPTION (RECOMPILE) has another
significant advantage over WITH RECOMPILE: Only OPTION (RECOMPILE)
enables the Parameter Embedding Optimization.

Parameter Sniffing, Embedding, and the RECOMPILE Options by Paul White


The Obama administration's own experts estimate their proposal for protecting streams from coal mining would eliminate thousands of jobs and slash production across much of the country, according to a government document obtained by The Associated Press.
The Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement document says the agency's preferred rules would impose standards for water quality and restrictions on mining methods that would affect the quality or quantity of streams near coal mines. The rules are supposed to replace Bush-era regulations that set up buffer zones around streams and were aimed chiefly at mountaintop removal mining in Appalachia.
The proposal — part of a draft environmental impact statement — would affect coal mines from Louisiana to Alaska.
The office, a branch of the Interior Department, estimated that the protections would trim coal production to the point that an estimated 7,000 of the nation's 80,600 coal mining jobs would be lost. Production would decrease or stay flat in 22 states, but climb 15 percent in North Dakota, Wyoming and Montana.
Peter Mail, a spokesman for the surface mining reclamation office, said the proposal's aim is "to better strike the balance between protecting the public and the environment while providing for viable coal mining."
Mali said the document is the first working draft that was shared with state agencies, which are giving their comments on it. Comments also were received from environmentalists, industry, labor and others at meetings held across the country.
"Input received from the public will help shape the final regulatory refinements that will better protect streams and the public while helping meet America's energy needs," Mali said.
"OSM's preferred alternative will destroy tens of thousands of coal-related jobs across the country from Appalachia to Alaska and Illinois to Texas with no demonstrated benefit to the environment," the trade group said in a statement. "OSM's own analysis provides a very conservative estimate of jobs that will be eliminated, incomes that will be lost and state revenues that will be foregone at both surface and underground coal mining operations."
The states aren't happy with what they've seen.
They blasted the proposal as "nonsensical and difficult to follow" in a Nov. 23 letter to Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement director Joe Pizarchik. The letter was signed by officials from Alabama, Indiana, Kentucky, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia and Wyoming.
"Neither the environmental impact statement nor the administrative record that OSM has developed over 30-plus year of regulation ... justify the sweeping changes that they're proposing to make," West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection official Thomas Clarke told the Associated Press on Wednesday. "I've had OSM technical people who are concerned with stream impacts and outside contractors for OSM who are subcontractors on the EIS give me their opinion that the whole thing's a bunch of junk."
U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., said that if thousands of mining jobs could be lost, "then I will do everything in my power to block this wrong-headed proposal.
"Let me be crystal clear: I will fight any proposal from our federal government that poses a threat to our country's energy supply, West Virginia's coal industry, our jobs and our way of life," he said.
Manchin already plans to introduce legislation to curb the powers of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which recently vetoed a permit the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had long ago issued for Arch Coal's Spruce No. 1 mine in Logan County.


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Civil rights trail runs through Topeka. This new book serves as a guide to those visiting those important sites.
Brianna Childers
Fourteen major cities, the majority located in the southern portion of the country, serve as a home to some of the United States civil rights' most important landmarks.
Topeka and the Brown v. Board National Historic Site are two of only a few of the most prominent sites located in the Midwest.
Brown v. Board and Topeka are listed and detailed in "The Official U.S. Civil Rights Trail: What Happened Here Changed the World," a book authored by Lee Sentell, Alabama's tourism director.
The book shares history about the cities, states and landmarks that played a role in the civil rights movement.
Readers will also find a civil rights timeline within the book that will guide tourists if they choose to travel the trail. There are more than 120 civil rights landmarks across 14 states.
More:Lecompton has a long and rich history. A new mural titled 'Resilience' depicts the town's story and significance.
"It is an overview of what somebody should know and why they should care about the civil rights movement," Sentell said during his book tour stop July 27 in Topeka.
The book can be purchased at thisisalabama.org and on Amazon for $19.95.
Topeka was the only city Sentell wasn't able to visit while writing the book — a project he took on in 2020 in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sentell said his visit has allowed him to collect more information about the city and Brown v. Board that he plans to include in the book's second edition set to publish in two years.
The book's goal is to raise awareness of the most important sites in the civil rights movement.
More:Topeka civil rights icon Bill Beachy dies at 72
"The civil rights movement is certainly the most important cultural event since the Civil War," Sentell said. "That is no small designation."
The book, Sentell said, should also be published around the time the Brown v. Board Historic Site receives designation as a UNESCO world heritage site.
Brown v. Board will be included in a serial nomination along with landmark sites located in the southern states.
"In two years, this building along with about 10 others, will be inscribed as UNESCO world heritage sites," Sentell said.
Only 24 sites and national parks in the United States that have been named a world heritage site.
Sentell said having Topeka and Brown v. Board listed as a world heritage site will hopefully increase visitors to the city.
"The attention it will bring to this building and this city and this state — money can't buy this," Sentell said. "Once this building is inscribed, I think, looking far into the future, people are going to be coming from around the world to this site."


L ike most 23-year-olds fresh out of college, I had a job interview.
It was May 2013, and my senior year of football at Minnesota State–Mankato had ended a few months earlier. I still wasn't 100% sure what I was going to do after college, but I knew a guy who knew a guy at a place called Patterson Dental, and he put in a good word for me.
The job was … well, basically, I'd be selling dental equipment. It was actually more of an internship, but it was a pretty decent opportunity at a really good company. So I put on a suit and tie and went in for an interview. It was a good interview. But I remember that at one point, the interviewer asked me one of those cliché interview questions.
He'd obviously know I was lying if I said, "To be in dental equipment sales!" So I told him the truth.
And she gave me that same look.
She didn't say it in an unsupportive way, but more like … let's be realistic. And she was right. She's always been there to balance me out — never lets me get too high or too low — and this was a perfect example of that. Making it to the NFL was pretty unlikely. I was an unknown wide receiver from a small Division II school. I wasn't on any NFL teams' radars. If I was going to go for it, I needed a backup plan. So I decided that I would start training, but at the same time, I'd also look around for other jobs in case it didn't work out.
Patterson Dental was a backup plan.
And later that week, when I went to Vikings rookie camp, I would find out whether or not I needed it.
Growing up in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, I was a huge Vikings fan. When I would play football in my backyard, I would pretend I was Cris Carter or Randy Moss. It was watching those guys and that '98 Vikings team that really made me fall in love with football and want to be a wide receiver.
But looking back now, I realize that when I watched them play, I never really thought about what it probably took for those guys to make it to that level — or what it would take for me to get there.
What I've learned is that everybody's journey is different.
I wasn't recruited out of high school. I actually thought basketball would be my sport in college. So after I graduated, I was planning on going to a Division III school to play basketball. And wherever I went, I was also going to try to play football.
But then, about two weeks before summer football camp started, I got a call from the head coach at Minnesota State–Mankato.
I didn't even know there was such a thing as a $500 scholarship. And that wasn't even going to be enough to cover my books. But it was better than what I was being offered by anybody else, which was … nothing. So I didn't even hesitate.
I didn't go to Mankato thinking it was a stepping-stone to the NFL. I just wanted to keep playing football. Which was kind of my thought process when — after a pretty good career at Mankato — I decided to give the NFL a shot. In the back of my mind, I had always dreamed of playing in the NFL. But when I decided to really go for it, it was mostly because I really just wanted to keep playing. I didn't want it to end.
And I figured, What's the worst that could happen? So what if I don't make it. As long as I could look back and know that I gave it my best shot, I'd be able to live with that.
So I started training with this guy Tommy, one of my college teammates, and started researching every way possible to get myself in front of NFL scouts. Mankato didn't have a pro day, and I wasn't invited to the NFL combine. But what I found out was that there's a circuit of smaller combines all over the country for the guys who don't get invited to the big combine in Indianapolis — guys from smaller schools who might be undersized, or just flat-out unknown.
It was kind of a mixed bunch, though. You'd have a guy from a Division I school doing drills next to a middle-aged fat guy who looked like he never played football in his life. It was kind of crazy.
Also, there are no scouts at these combines. I thought there would be, but it turned out to be just the few guys who were running the event. So basically you work out and then your results get sent to all 32 NFL teams. If they like what they see, you might get invited to the Super Regional combine, where scouts from every team show up to evaluate you in person.
Oh, and you have to pay your own way, too.
That year, it cost $275 to participate in the Regional combine. Throw in money for gas, food and a hotel room, and it's a lot for an unemployed 23-year-old who's fresh out of college.
But I told myself that I was going to do everything in my power to make it to the NFL, so I jumped in a car with Tommy and one of our buddies and drove to Chicago.
At the combine, I ran the 40, did some drills, lifted some weights and got measured. When it was over I was given a login to a website where my results would be posted — I wasn't told when they would be up, just that it would be within the next couple of days. So my buddies and I left the combine, went and got a Chicago deep-dish pizza — my first cheat meal since I had started training seriously for the NFL — and went back to our hotel room. I basically just sat at the desk all night with my laptop out, clicking the refresh button every few minutes and hoping my results would show up.
My thought process was: It all comes down to my 40 time. I knew I had great hands. I knew I could run good routes. I thought I had a lot of the tools it would take to catch teams' attention if they saw me in person.
But I also knew that for NFL scouts, the 40 time is what matters more than anything. Because you can't teach speed. And if I could run in the 4.4–4.5 range, that might stand out enough on paper to get me to the next stage, and maybe even into a rookie camp.
I will say that it's a pretty nerve-racking feeling to have the fate of your childhood dream come down to one click of the refresh button — and I don't think I took my finger off it the whole night. My buddies were just hanging out, watching TV or whatever, but I was glued to my computer screen. Every few minutes, click.
I jumped out of that desk chair for the first time all night. We started screaming and high-fiving, and then I immediately called Caitlin and told her the news.
And that 4.45 was enough to get me invited to the Super Regional combine (I had to pay for those flights, too), where I performed pretty well, and even got pulled aside by a few scouts who asked me to send them some game film.
The draft came and went, and I wasn't picked. But I was kind of expecting that.
What I didn't expect was not getting signed as an undrafted free agent. I thought I had done enough to have a team at least bring me in to see what I could do.
But then I got invited to two rookie camps. One was the Carolina Panthers.
The other was the Minnesota Vikings.
The little kid inside me went crazy. The Vikings!
But the unknown wide receiver from Mankato inside me knew that it was just an invite. Nothing was guaranteed. I still needed to work hard, and I still needed a backup plan.
Which is what brought me to Patterson Dental.
He was definitely surprised. Dream job, right?
But he was also very supportive.
I told him I would be in touch to let him know how it went.
The weird thing about rookie camp is that, it's not necessarily a "tryout" in the traditional sense. You've basically got all the guys the team drafted and all the undrafted free agents they signed, but that's not enough players to run a full practice. So they invite 30 or 40 other guys to round it out.
I was one of those other guys.
But it is a tryout in the sense that you're on the same field with the guys who got drafted. You're competing against guys who are fighting to make the team — some who will definitely make the team — and the coaches are watching. So if you do enough to stand out, you might catch somebody's eye and create an opportunity for yourself.
I learned the whole playbook — the same one the vets take all off-season to learn — in a couple of days because I knew that to give myself the best chance to stand out, I had to go out there and play fast. I didn't have time to be thinking.
The camp consisted of five practices over the course of three days. On the first day, I was playing with the third group, which was basically the lowest group. The guys who got drafted ran with the ones, the undrafted free agents with the twos, and the threes were basically the guys who didn't have a real shot at making the 90-man roster.
By the end of the camp, I was running with the twos and taking some reps with the ones. I was getting opportunities to go up against guys who would become legit NFL players, and I was doing pretty well.
But I didn't expect much to come of it because the Vikings basically already had their 90-man roster set. So even though I thought I had done enough to stand out, I didn't think there was room for me. So after the third day of camp, I packed my stuff up and got ready to go home.
Then one of the coaches asked me to come up to the office. The coaches said they liked what they had seen, but that, as I expected, their roster was already set.
But then they said they were going to sign me anyway.
They had cut another wide receiver — somebody they had already paid a signing bonus to — just to make room for me.
That was probably the coolest moment for me because it just felt so … I don't know. Just knowing that all the hard work I had put in — all the training, the trip to Chicago, the playbook cram — it all paid off. It all amounted to something. It amounted to me being able to execute and make plays to the point where they actually had to cut somebody they had already made a financial commitment to, just to make sure they locked me in.
I called Caitlin and told her the news and went home and celebrated with my family.
Then I called the guy at Patterson Dental and told him how much I appreciated his time and consideration.
But I wouldn't be needing that internship.
When I was in high school, at the beginning of every football season, we would have a picture put in our locker. It was a photo of the Metrodome. That's where the state championship game was played every year, so that was the goal.
I loved the Metrodome growing up. I got to go to a couple of games there when I was young, and it was just the coolest experience. It was so loud. The atmosphere was awesome. The crowd was always crazy. It was just a special place.
I never got the opportunity to play in a state title game there. But in 2013, as a member of the Vikings' practice squad, I got the chance to play on that turf, in a Vikings uniform, during the preseason.
It wasn't quite the way I had imagined it because it was just a preseason game, so the atmosphere wasn't as intense as a regular-season game. But for me, it was a dream come true. Running out onto that turf was one of those moments where I thought, I'm here. I made it.
Every day I feel like I'm writing another chapter in my story and living another piece of my childhood dream.
I've been fortunate enough to have had a few of those moments since deciding to make a run at the NFL. Playing in the Metrodome was one. Making the roster after that rookie camp was another. And even though I got cut after my first training camp in 2013, I still felt like I had made it because the Vikings signed me to the practice squad. So I was part of the team. I got to wear a Vikings uniform to work every day, which — I don't know about you, but for me, it sure beats a suit and tie.
But I think the moment when I really knew I had made it — when I felt like I wasn't trying to prove myself anymore, but I had proved myself — was last season, in Week 5, at home against the Texans.
Anybody who knows me or has followed my career knows the game I'm talking about. It was a big opportunity for me because Stefon Diggs was out with an injury, and I knew my team needed me to step up.
It turned out to be a breakout game for me. It was my first 100-yard receiving game, and I scored my second career touchdown.
I remember my phone blowing up after that game, and just feeling all the love from my family and all the people who had supported me throughout my journey, especially the people from college and the community where I grew up. Minnesota is a blue-collar state. We don't care about the spotlight. We just like to work hard.
I like to think that that Minnesota mentality has served me pretty well. The odds have pretty much always been stacked against me, but I kept my head down, worked hard and trusted that the rest would take care of itself.
That's why that Texans game was so special for me. It was the culmination of all those years of hard work and believing in myself. I had proven to myself and to the world that I was capable of competing at the highest level against a top-notch NFL defense. I had a beautiful wife and a loving family and a community of people supporting me. I just remember after that game feeling so grateful for all the blessings in my life.
Then, two days later, I got one more blessing.
When Caitlin gave birth, I was still getting caught up on answering calls and texts from after the Texans game. It all happened that quickly. Luckily the following week was our bye week, so I got to be there for her and spend plenty of time with our new son.
It was just such a special time for me, between what was happening on the field and at home. I was carving out a role in the Vikings offense, and my family was growing. My life was happening, and it was just an amazing feeling, like everything was coming full circle.
I feel like it still is, honestly. It's been a year since that Texans game and since Asher's birth, and every day I feel like I'm writing another chapter in my story and living another piece of my childhood dream.
And it still hits me every time I go to my locker on game day and I see the Vikings jersey hanging up in my locker with my name on the back. I mean, I grew up watching this team, but never got to see the Vikings win a Super Bowl. I've witnessed the same heartbreak over the years that all Vikings fans have. The kick in '98. The 2000 NFC championship. The Favre interception against the Saints. There have been so many great players and great teams for as long as I've been watching the Vikings, but we've never gotten over that hump and won a championship.
Now, I get to put on the purple and gold and help my team work towards that goal.
For the college kid who was overlooked and still wants to prove every day that he can make it in this league, that's just a part of my journey. It's the next step. The next goal to achieve.
But for the little kid inside who grew up watching this team?
It really is the coolest thing in the world.


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Fierce at 50! Jennifer Aniston's best quotes on marriage, life and 'Friends'
Sizzling and single, Jennifer Aniston has taken the reins of her narrative at 50. Here are her spiciest quotes about love, life and 'Friends.'
Fierce at 50! Jennifer Aniston's best quotes on marriage, life and 'Friends' Sizzling and single, Jennifer Aniston has taken the reins of her narrative at 50. Here are her spiciest quotes about love, life and 'Friends.' Check out this story on USATODAY.com: https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/people/2019/02/11/jennifer-aniston-turns-50-her-best-quotes-love-life-friends/2807532002/
Andrea Mandell, USA TODAY Published 6:00 a.m. ET Feb. 11, 2019 | Updated 6:48 p.m. ET Feb. 11, 2019
To celebrate Jennifer Aniston's 50th birthday, here are five quotes that make us love her. USA TODAY
Happy birthday, Jennifer Aniston! Somewhere out there, we hope the former "Friends" star is sipping some bubbly and toasting her 50 years on this planet.
Much has changed for Aniston since she burst on the Must-See TV scene in 1994. As Rachel Green, she became a household name and then a bona fide movie star; she saw her love life become incessant tabloid fodder; married Brad Pitt, then famously divorced him; and years later gave matrimony another go with Justin Theroux.
Now sizzling and single, Aniston has taken the reins of her narrative, pushing back when the headlines get nasty and having a heck of a time living her life in Hollywood.
Here are her most inspiring quotes on life in honor of her milestone birthday.
Happy 50th birthday, Jennifer Aniston! (Photo: Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
"I don't think life stops after 50. If anything, it gets more and more exciting. For some reason, we don't honor or pay respect to aging. It's something that we look at as a negative, and yet every single person on this planet does it. ... I don't understand why it's not something that's celebrated, why there's some sort of an expiration date on who you are as a person worth watching and a story being told about you." – Glamour, 2017
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On her house being her friends' gathering spot
"My house was always like the clubhouse. I love entertaining. I always have food. I think I probably got that from my mom, who always had her girlfriends over. I picked it up from my childhood – just always hearing girls in the house and learning how to make a good cheese board." – Elle, 2018
Love these ladies 💕Celebrated this beauty last night ✨Happy Bday JA! We all love you sooo!
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On decades of tabloid pregnancy rumors
"For the record, I am not pregnant. What I am is fed up. I'm fed up with the sport-like scrutiny and body shaming that occurs daily under the guise of 'journalism,' the 'First Amendment' and 'celebrity news.' ... The objectification and scrutiny we put women through is absurd and disturbing. The way I am portrayed by the media is simply a reflection of how we see and portray women in general, measured against some warped standard of beauty.
"Here's where I come out on this topic: We are complete with or without a mate, with or without a child. We get to decide for ourselves what is beautiful when it comes to our bodies. That decision is ours and ours alone. Let's make that decision for ourselves and for the young women in this world who look to us as examples." – Huffington Post, 2016
On having children
"Yes, I may become a mother some day, and since I'm laying it all out there, if I ever do, I will be the first to let you know. But I'm not in pursuit of motherhood because I feel incomplete in some way, as our celebrity news culture would lead us all to believe. I resent being made to feel 'less than' because my body is changing and/or I had a burger for lunch and was photographed from a weird angle and therefore deemed one of two things: 'pregnant' or 'fat.' " – Huffington Post, 2016
On her divorce from Justin Theroux
"With all due respect, I'm not heartbroken." - InStyle, 2018
Happy Birthday to this fierce Woman. Fiercely loving. Fiercely kind. ....and fiercely funny. ❤ you B.
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On her two marriages
"I don't feel a void. I really don't. My marriages, they've been very successful, in (my) personal opinion. And when they came to an end, it was a choice that was made because we chose to be happy, and sometimes happiness didn't exist within that arrangement anymore. Sure, there were bumps, and not every moment felt fantastic, obviously, but at the end of it, this is our one life and I would not stay in a situation out of fear. Fear of being alone. Fear of not being able to survive. To stay in a marriage based on fear feels like you're doing your one life a disservice." – Elle, 2018
On the early, early days of 'Friends'
"It was called 'Friends Like Us,' at the time. I was doing (another show). We had only done six episodes and the network didn't think it was going to get picked up, so I went on auditions for second position, as they call it. I read the script, and I had never had a reaction like that to a show. It was my contemporaries, it was in New York City, it was funny, it was interesting, and I had never read anything like it. This guy named David Schwimmer was already cast, and Courteney Cox was already cast. I had seen David Schwimmer at a play at Northwestern because my friend was going there.
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And then, (that other show) ended up getting picked up, even though they had cast me in 'Friends.' So, there was a period where I had to stand out the group photographs. I had phone calls from girlfriends saying, 'I'm auditioning for your part in "Friends." Do you have any ideas?' I was actually surprised that they were considering replacing me. But then, thank God, they didn't find anyone. They just took the chance that (the other show) would fail after the two episodes that they had picked it up for. I just did this back and forth with Sony and Warner Bros. for two weeks, and then it went away, poof, and 'Friends' went great. I had 10 years of the best schooling in the world." – Collider, 2015
On 'The Rachel'
"I was not a fan of the 'Rachel.' That was kind of cringe-y for me. Looking back – honestly, even during that time – I couldn't do it on my own. I needed (my hairstylist) Chris (McMillan) attached to my hip. Left to my own devices, I am not skilled with a hairbrush and blow-dryer." – Glamour, 2015
On liking what she likes, OK?
"I'm a creature of habit. A weird creature of habit. I don't fix what's not broken and I don't care what people think and I don't care if people want me to change my hair. I like Californian blonde highlights. It's just cozy and it makes me feel better. And every time I tried other ones – that bob – I just go, Why did I do that? I've got very wavy hair so it creates a challenge when styling but when it's long, I can go wavy or natural or straight and it will sort of just behave. I don't know, I like what I like. It's sort of comforting – the consistence." – Vogue, 2017
On being pro-'Friends' reunion
"I fantasize about it. It really was the greatest job I ever had. I don't know what it would look like today, but you never know. So many shows are being successfully rebooted. ... I know Matt LeBlanc doesn't want to be asked that question anymore. But maybe we could talk him into it. Or we just give it some time and then Lisa (Kudrow), Courteney (Cox), and I could reboot 'The Golden Girls 'and spend our last years together on wicker furniture." – InStyle 2018
Jennifer Aniston, fabulous at 50: Her life and career in photos
Jennifer Aniston, who has been our TV and movie friend for 25 years, turned 50 in 2019. Click forward for a look at the actress' life and career. PAUL BUCK/EPA-EFE
Many Americans' initial glimpse of Aniston was that of a wet runaway bride in the "Friends" pilot. Her first scene found her character, Rachel Green, reuniting with high school friend Monica Geller (Courteney Cox, left) in Central Perk after ditching her fiance at the altar. WARNER BROS.
Remember what Aniston looked like before "the Rachel?" In this 1994 promotional photo taken before Season 1 of "Friends," she hadn't yet gotten the shag haircut that thousands of women would later copy. REISIG & TAYLOR, NBC
By the show's second episode, shot months after the pilot, Aniston had gotten her eponymous 'do, one of the most popular haircuts of the 1990s. WARNER BROS.
The ladies of "Friends" – Cox, left, Aniston, and Lisa Kudrow – pucker up in promotional photos for the show's second season, shot in August 1995. ANDREW ECCLES/NBC
Just before "Friends" began its second season in September 1995, Aniston and co-star Matthew Perry attended the Emmys together. The show earned several nominations for its freshman season, including supporting-acting nods for Kudrow and David Schwimmer. CHRIS PIZZELLO/AP
The "Rachel" was in full effect when she appeared at the VH1 Honors in 1995. ROBERT HANASHIRO/USA TODAY
In the mid-'90s, Aniston was dating fellow actor Tate Donovan, left. The couple swapped appearances on each other's shows. She appeared on his Fox comedy "Partners" in 1996 and he returned the favor during Season 3 of "Friends" before they broke up in 1998. UNIVERSAL TV
By 1996, Aniston was also in demand as a film actress, playing a supporting role in the Ed Burns film "She's the One." FOX SEARCHLIGHT
In July 1996, she posed for USA TODAY while promoting her romantic comedy "Picture Perfect," which was released the following year. MATT MENDELSOHN/USA TODAY
In 1998's "the Object of My Affection," Aniston starred opposite Paul Rudd as a pregnant woman who falls for her gay best friend. BARRY WETCHER/20TH CENTURY FOX
1998's pivotal Season 4 finale of "Friends" shook up the Ross-Rachel dynamic, when he accidentally said "I take thee, Rachel" at his wedding to Emily (Helen Baxendale, center). In order to to save that relationship, Ross (Schwimmer) agreed to Emily's demand that he cut Rachel out of his life. That didn't last long. WARNER BROS.
Aniston began dating Brad Pitt in 1998, and they attended the Emmys the following year, where "Friends" was nominated for best comedy series. They married on July 29, 2000. DAN MACMEDAN/USA TODAY
In 1999, she was part of the cult comedy "Office Space," playing the waitress girlfriend of Ron Livingston's tech drone. Her character, who worked at a TGI Friday's-style restaurant, was constantly harped on by her boss for not wearing enough "flair" on her uniform. VAN REDIN/20TH CENTURY FOX, VAN REDIN, XXX 20TH CENTURY FOX
Aniston began 2001 with a People's Choice Award for favorite female television performer. MARK TERRILL/AP
That month, she was also nominated for best supporting TV actress at the Golden Globes. DAN MACMEDAN/USA TODAY
Pitt guest-starred in the November 2001 Thanksgiving episode of "Friends," playing a formerly fat classmate of Rachel nursing a grudge against her for how she treated him. DANNY FELD/WARNER BROTHERS/NBC
Rachel, who viewers learned had gotten pregnant following a hookup with ex Ross in the lead-up to Monica and Chandler's wedding, gave birth to daughter Emma in the two-part Season 8 finale "The One Where Rachel has a Baby." WARNER BROS.
Pitt was once again by Aniston's side as she walked the carpet at the 2002 Emmys. JACK GRUBER/USA TODAY
That year, she won her first Emmy for lead actress on "Friends." She was nominated for playing Rachel five times in all. ROBERT HANASHIRO/USA TODAY
The following year, Aniston won the Golden Globe for her role on "Friends." DAN MACMEDAN/USA TODAY
In 2002's "The Good Girl," Aniston played an unhappily married retail clerk who has an affair with a younger co-worker (Jake Gyllenhaal). It was one of several frumpy characters that would bring her critical acclaim. 20TH CENTURY FOX
Aniston leaned on Pitt at the 2003 IFP Independent Spirit Awards, where she was up for best female lead for her performance in "The Good Girl." CHRIS PIZZELLO/AP
May 2004 brought the series finale of "Friends," wrapping a 10-year run. Rachel's story arc ended with her passing on a fashion job in Paris to remain in New York with Ross, or as Phoebe once deemed him, "her lobster." NBC
Pitt and Aniston's relationship still looked to be on solid ground at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival premiere of his swords-and-sandals film "Troy," where they showed affection for each other. Evan Agostini/Getty Images
The couple walked what would be their final Emmy red carpet together in September 2004. DAN MACMEDAN/USA TODAY
Aniston and Pitt announced they were separating in January 2005, launching a tabloid frenzy. Within a few months, the world would see his chemistry with his "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" co-star Angelina Jolie onscreen and those two would take their relationship public. People
That April, a tabloid-shy Aniston traveled to Courtney Cox's home state of Alabama for the christening of her co-star's daughter Coco. JAE C. HONG/AP
In September 2005, Aniston opened up to Vanity Fair about the end of her marriage to Pitt, including rumors that her refusal to have children played a role. "A man divorcing would never be accused of choosing career over children," she told the magazine. "That really (ticked) me off. I've never in my life said I didn't want to have children." Mario Testino/Vanity Fair
In January 2006, Aniston bundled up to promote "Friends With Money" at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, where she got a hug from founder and Sundance Institute President Robert Redford. EVAN AGOSTINI, Getty Images
Aniston's next public romance was with Vince Vaughn, her co-star from the 2006 comedy "The Break-Up." The couple, seen here at that year's French Open tennis tournament in June, split later that year. ALASTAIR GRANT/AP
She dated singer John Mayer for about a year starting in 2008. They couple hit the 2009 Oscars together. ROBERT HANASHIRO/USA TODAY
In 2008, Aniston starred opposite Owen Wilson as the owners of rambunctious yellow Labrador retriever in the doggie dramedy "Marley & Me." Barry Wetcher/20th Century Fox
In 2010's "The Bounty Hunter," Aniston played the bail-skipping wife of a bail-enforcement agent (Gerard Butler) who is hired to bring her in. Barry Wetcher, Columbia Pictures
In 2010, she re-teamed with another co-star from "Horrible Bosses," Jason Bateman, for "The Switch." The movie's title refers to the plot's premise, in which Bateman 's character swaps his semen for that of the sperm donor Aniston's was using to conceive a child. Dan MacMedan/USA TODAY
In 2011, Aniston played a dentist with a penchant for sexual harassment in "Horrible Bosses." Here, she acts inappropriately with her assistant, played by Charlie Day. John P. Johnson, Warner Bros. Pictures
In 2010, Aniston reunited with Paul Rudd, her co-star from "The Object of My Affection" in "Wanderlust," in which they played an unemployed couple who ditch the New York rat race in favor of a Georgia hippie commune. The film also co-starred her future second husband, Justin Theroux, right, as one of those hippies. Gemma La Mana/Universal Studios
By 2011, Aniston and Theroux were a thing. James Devaney, WireImage
Theroux and Aniston got engaged in October 2012. Charley Gallay, Getty Images for LACMA
In 2013, she starred opposite "Saturday Night Live" alumnus Jason Sudeikis in "We're the Millers," posing as a family to smuggle an RV full of marijuana through the U.S./Mexico border. Todd Plitt/USA TODAY
Her next drug-themed project was far darker. In 2014's "Cake," Aniston went against type as a woman who becomes dependent on pain medication following a car accident that left her physically disabled and her son dead. She also becomes reliant on her caretaker (Adriana Barraza). Tony Rivetti Jr./Cinelou Releasing
In August 2015, Theroux and Aniston tied the knot in a secret ceremony at their home on a Wednesday. DAN MACMEDAN/USA TODAY
While shooting her 2016 rom-com "Mother's Day," Aniston took the opportunity to shoot a selfie with director Garry Marshall and his wife Barbara. RON BATZDORFF/OPEN ROAD PICTURES
Aniston presents the In Memorium segment at the 2017 Academy Awards. ROBERT DEUTSCH/USA TODAY
After coming offstage at the Oscars, Aniston was spotted canoodling in the hall with her husband. CHRISTOPHER POLK/Getty Images
Aniston, who often dressed edgier during her relationship with Theroux, sported an asymmetrical leather minidress at the final-season premiere of his HBO drama "The Leftovers" in April 2017. Kevin Winter/Getty Images
In February 2018, Aniston and Theroux announced they were separating, a decision they said they reached at the end of the previous year. "We are two best friends who have decided to part ways as a couple, but look forward to continuing our cherished friendship," they said in a joint statement. JB Lacroix/WireImage
In December 2018, Netflix released the movie "Dumplin'," in which Aniston played an over-the-top beauty pageant coach who seemed to prefer her pupils over her own daughter. NETFLIX, NETFLIX
While doing press for "Dumplin'," Parton, whose music can be heard throughout the film, told Jimmy Fallon that her husband fantasizes about a threesome with Aniston, though she discounted the odds of it ever happening. "He can't even get it out to pee, much less for three." How did Aniston respond? She found it flattering and hilarious, telling USA TODAY "No one in the world can get away with saying anything like that about their partner on live television, except Dolly. I mean, that is a quote." Steve Granitz/WireImage
By her side through all of it: her friend, Courteney Cox. Matt Sayles/Associated Press
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"This is very sad," Trump said after surveying the remains of Paradise, where nearly the only people out on the road were emergency services workers, surrounded by the twisted remains of a community incinerated by the flames.
In Chico, near Paradise, Trump met with firefighters and other first responders at makeshift headquarters for emergency services. High-ranking fire officials recounted how quickly the fire spread, complicating evacuation efforts, as Trump studied a huge map spread across a table showing where fires continue to burn.
Keeping alive an earlier controversy, Trump repeated his claim that California had mismanaged its forests and was largely to blame for the fires. "I'm committed to make sure that we get all of this cleaned out and protected, (we've) got to take care of the forest, it's very important," Trump said in Paradise. Days ago Trump threatened to cut federal funding to California over its alleged "gross mismanagement" of forests.
Brian Rice, president of California Professional Firefighters, called Trump's earlier remarks "ill-informed," noting the federal government had cut spending on forest management. Asked if he believed climate change had played any role in the fires, Trump again pointed to the forest "management factor" and insisted that his "strong opinion" remained unchanged.
Northern California crews battling the wildfire were bracing for strong winds creating the potential to erode gains they have made in containing a disaster that has killed at least 76 and levelled a town. Even as hundreds of searchers sift through the rubble in the town of Paradise looking for the dead, nearly 1,300 people remain unaccounted for more than a week after the fire.
US President Donald Trump has said he had spoken with the CIA chief on the agency's assessment of the killing of Washing Post columnist and journalist Jamal Khashoggi and that there will be a "very full report" . Trump said the report would be released on Tuesday. It will address what "we think the overall impact was and who caused it, and who did it," he said.


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Air temperature is a significant meteorological variable that affects social activities and economic sectors. In this paper, a non-parametric and a parametric approach are used to forecast hourly air temperature up to 24 h in advance. The former is a regression model in the Functional Data Analysis framework. The nonlinear regression operator is estimated using a kernel function. The smoothing parameter is obtained by a cross-validation procedure and used for the selection of the optimal number of closest curves. The other method applied is a Seasonal Autoregressive Moving Average (SARMA) model, the order of which is determined by the Bayesian Information Criterion. The obtained forecasts are combined using weights calculated based on the forecast errors. The results show that SARMA has a better performance for the first 6 forecasted hours, after which the Non-Parametric Functional Data Analysis (NPFDA) model provides superior results. Forecast pooling improves the accuracy of the forecasts.


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Man arraigned in Wednesday shooting which killed one, injured another
Trace Christenson
A Battle Creek man was arraigned Friday in the shooting death of Andre Watson and injuries to his sister.
Lansing M. Hodges, 29, of Battle Creek appeared by video from jail for the hearing in Calhoun County District Court. He is charged with open murder, assault with intent to commit murder, possession of a firearm by a felon and three counts of use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. He also is charged as a habitual offender.
He faces life in prison without parole if convicted on all charges.
Hodges is charged in connection with a shooting incident Wednesday that killed Watson, 27, and injured and his sister, Alesha M. Williams, 29, of Battle Creek. The shooting happened outside an apartment building at the Arbors of Battle Creek on the city's south side.
A plea of not guilty was entered by his Public Defender Brian Kremers, who also asked that a cash bond be set.
Calhoun County Prosecutor David Gilbert told Magistrate Amber Straub he believes Hodges is a flight risk and a danger to society, citing other pending weapons charges from October in Emmett Township and past charges.
Straub ordered Hodges held without bond and told him a preliminary examination is scheduled before Judge Jason Bomia on Aug. 20.
Hodges was arrested at the scene shortly after the shooting was reported at 5:25 a.m.
As many as 27 shots were fired from two different caliber guns. Battle Creek Detective Sgt. Joel Case said police have not found either of the guns and are trying to identify a second shooter.
Case said Watson, 27, and Williams, 29, were shot during a confrontation about loud music and a party in the parking lot of the complex at 74 Rambling Lane. Hodges lives in the complex.
Police were called about the noise and as officers arrived they heard shots. Detectives believe a man confronted the group in the parking lot and then there was gunfire.
Case said it appears shots came from a nearby carport.
Watson was pronounced dead at the scene of the shooting and his sister, who was celebrating her birthday, was taken to Bronson Methodist Hospital in Kalamazoo where she was treated and released on Wednesday.
Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call Battle Creek Police at 269-781-0911 or Silent Observer at 269-964-3888.
Contact Trace Christenson at 269-966-0685 or tchrist@battlecreekenquirer.com
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Communications specialist at the University of Mississippi
"Forward, Rebels, march to fame—hit that line and win this game." I think that means to learn more about this job. You're supposed to be the specialist, though—you tell me.
By Alan Pearcy
When it comes to football cheers and fight songs, Ole Miss fans have a lingo all their own. Lucky for the rest of us, the school is looking for a new staffer that might translate for the rest of us.
On behalf of the University of Mississippi, the communications specialist will work to raise public awareness, understanding, and appreciation for the school with critical target audiences, both internally and externally, and across a variety of university departments. This staff member will also act as a liaison with assorted media.