It upgrades from Trapper and Overseer.
It is a member of trapper class.The tank is based on circular body.
In front barrel attack with blue triangle which name is launcher.
In back barrels create 2 secondary drone spawners and help its defence.These bullets are intended to defend your body.
You can not control your drones because they are automatic helpers.
You can control front barrel has faster reload than back barrel because it is launcher style but other two barrels produce helpers.
While you are going to another side or area, you can use the front barrel to accelerate your tank.
You can use front launcher barrel when you are following enemies which have low health level.
With this selection, you can attack body damage based tanks and low reload tanks, you need to be careful of landmine.You can kill Tri-Angle and Hybrid Destroyer easily because of drones and blue triangles.
With this selection, you can attack from next.You don't need to attack from far but you need to use body damage which kills enemies with a single touch.
This tank can be used to lock down an area completely, as the combination of traps and drones is more than enough to scare away enemies.As for most classes, you should stay far away from this tank if you want to attack. Bullet speed will help you shoot from a far. Never directly approach this tank, purposefully or accidentally, as you will surely die.
Strong against: Tri-Angle, Hybrid Destroyer, slow tanks with low Penetration, low reload tanks.
Weak against: Branches of Assassin, Hunter, Overlord and Manager.


Compass Public Charter school charges $80 for the Parapro Praxis exam which includes a facility/personnel hosting fee. This additional fee helps maintain the facility and staff providing the exam. In order to avoid test ordering and payment issues, we are only able to receive online payments. Please click below on the "Pay Here" button to begin the payment process.
Payments need to be made by midnight on the Thursday before the Monday testing date. If this is an issue for you or your school district, please contact Alicia Bullock at abullock@compasscharter.org.
There are a few different ways to prepare for the exam. You can find these details on the ETS site at https://www.ets.org/parapro/. They have a couple different study options: A short version called a "Study Companion" and a paid practice test, both are located in their Test Prep section https://www.ets.org/parapro/test_prep/materials. You can also find guides and practice workbooks online.
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For the third year running you will be able to donate to Share the Dignity 'It's in the Bag' Christmas appeal by bringing your bag of gifts to our end of year party.
The concept for the donation is a special one. Inspired by the alarming and growing number of homeless and at-risk women.
Using either a bag you have and no longer use, or even by buying a new one, you fill it with both necessary and nice things for a woman in need.
The bags are distributed by charity partners to homeless women and those at risk. They find their way across Australia, from city streets to the outback. When a woman (& her family) are relocated into a shelter or a safe home, there is a bag there to greet her.
These bags let these women know that they are important. They are cared about. Thought about. They restore a sense of dignity and of beauty. They let her know she is loved by people she does not know.
3. a bag for a new mum (tie a purple ribbon on it).
The bag is a gift from you, to a woman or teenager, you'll never meet. So please use this list as a guide only. Be as creative as you like. But here are some hints to help get you started.
Tickets for the party are running out! So you want to join in the fun on Friday 7 December click here and register right now! With thanks to our sponsors, the fabulous Lefand Group, the wonderful Strata Community Insurance, the incredible DEA Lawyers and the amazing Economos for helping make this happen.


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Hessel BUREN [Parents] was born on 16 Jan 1889 in Formerum, Terschelling. He died on 2 May 1962 in Terschelling. He was buried in Hoorn, Terschelling. He married Neeke BOS on 13 Dec 1917 in Terschelling. Hessel was employed 1 as Visser.
Neeke BOS [Parents] was born on 1 Dec 1892 in Formerum, Terschelling. She died on 8 Sep 1972 in Terschelling. She was buried in Hoorn, Terschelling. She married Hessel BUREN on 13 Dec 1917 in Terschelling.
Iemke Cornelis KOOIJMAN [Parents] was born on 28 Oct 1802 in Terschelling. He was christened on 31 Oct 1802 in Midsland, Terschelling. He died on 19 Jan 1870 in Terschelling. He married Neeke Daniels BOS on 1 Apr 1830 in Terschelling.
Neeke Daniels BOS [Parents] was born on 25 May 1801 in Terschelling. She was christened on 25 May 1801 in Midsland, Terschelling. She died on 26 Mar 1886 in Terschelling. She married Iemke Cornelis KOOIJMAN on 1 Apr 1830 in Terschelling.
Willem Heeresz BRUIN [Parents] was born on 9 Dec 1810 in West Terschelling, Terschelling. He was christened on 12 Dec 1810 in West Terschelling, Terschelling. He married Neeltje BOS on 20 Apr 1834 in Terschelling.
Neeltje BOS [Parents] was born on 30 Dec 1812 in Terschelling. She died on 28 Jul 1835 in Terschelling. She married Willem Heeresz BRUIN on 20 Apr 1834 in Terschelling.
Jan TEMME [Parents] was born about 1827 in Oterleek. He married Neeltje BOS on 9 Jul 1854 in Hoogwoud.
Neeltje BOS [Parents] was born about 1831 in Hoogwoud. She married Jan TEMME on 9 Jul 1854 in Hoogwoud.
Jan SMIT [Parents] was born on 27 Oct 1872 in Formerum, Terschelling. He died 1 on 4 May 1935 in Formerum, Terschelling. He was buried in Hoorn, Terschelling. He married Neeltje BOS on 29 Dec 1898 in Terschelling. Jan was employed 2 as Boerenknecht, landbouwer.
Neeltje BOS [Parents] was born on 30 Sep 1875 in Landerum, Terschelling. She died 1 on 11 Apr 1938 in Amsterdam. She was buried in Hoorn, Terschelling. She married Jan SMIT on 29 Dec 1898 in Terschelling.
Jan Alberts ROOS [Parents] was born on 17 Oct 1804 in Midsland, Terschelling. He was christened on 21 Oct 1804 in Midsland, Terschelling. He died on 23 Jun 1859 in Landerum, Terschelling. He married Neeltje Andries BOS on 1 Jun 1834 in Terschelling. Jan was employed as Landbouwer.
Neeltje Andries BOS [Parents] was born on 16 Sep 1811 in Kinnum, Terschelling. She was christened on 22 Sep 1811 in Midsland, Terschelling. She died on 3 Jan 1863 in Landerum, Terschelling. She married Jan Alberts ROOS on 1 Jun 1834 in Terschelling.
M v Andries Jansen ROOS was born on 3 Nov 1837 in Terschelling. He died on 7 Feb 1850 in Terschelling.
M vi Andries ROOS was born on 9 Apr 1851 in Terschelling. He died on 30 Oct 1929 in Terschelling.
Tjalf SMIT [Parents] was born on 22 Jun 1925 in Terschelling. He died on 1 May 2000 in West Terschelling, Terschelling. He was buried in Longway, West. He married Nelly Rensy BOS in Terschelling.
Jan Cornelis JONGEBOER died on 10 Aug 1782 in ?Terschelling. He married Reijnschen Cornelis BOS before 1782.
Reijnschen Cornelis BOS [Parents] was christened on 20 Oct 1765 in Midsland, Terschelling. She died after 1799. She married Jan Cornelis JONGEBOER before 1782.
Willem Cornelisz SMIDT [Parents] was born on 22 Jul 1824 in Terschelling. He died on 15 Sep 1861 in Landerum, Terschelling. He married Reijnsje Andries BOS on 30 May 1851 in Terschelling. Willem was employed as Landbouwer.
Reijnsje Andries BOS [Parents] was born on 8 Dec 1824 in Kinnum, Terschelling. She died on 20 Mar 1895 in Landerum, Terschelling. She married Willem Cornelisz SMIDT on 30 May 1851 in Terschelling.
F iv Neeke SMIT was born on 28 Jun 1855 in Terschelling. She died on 25 Aug 1855 in Terschelling.
F v Neeke SMIT was born on 24 Aug 1856 in Terschelling. She died on 25 Oct 1856 in Terschelling.
F vi Neeke SMIT was born on 3 Oct 1857 in Terschelling. She died on 17 Oct 1858 in Terschelling.
M vii Willem SMIT was born on 4 Nov 1858 in Terschelling. He died on 20 Feb 1859 in Terschelling.
M viii Willem SMIT was born on 11 Dec 1859 in Terschelling. He died on 21 Jun 1881 in Terschelling.
M ix Jacob SMIT was born on 6 Apr 1861 in Terschelling. He died on 10 Jan 1864 in Terschelling.


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NYC Energy & Water Use Report
Ashokan Water Services, Inc. is honored to consult for the Urban Green' New York City's Energy and Water Use 2013 Report August 2016 Edition.
The report analyzes NYC water bench marking data and calculates the water usage to a variety of water heating systems. A study conducted by New York State concluded that one-pipe heating systems using more water than hydronic and vacuum steam heating systems. The study recommended that all one-pipe systems should be removed and replaced with hydronic systems to save water.
Ashokan's analyst concluded that this is an erroneous correlation. There are a number of factors that can affect the water consumption of one-pipe systems such as malfunctioning pipes and unexpected leaks.
Rather than replacing the one-pipe system, one could easily install a meter to measure the water flow and to fix any leaks when detected; thus providing a frugal answer to a simple problem.
Ashokan Services would like to thank the Urban Green Council for providing the opportunity to contribute data and be included in their research.
For Ashokan, this is one more achievement on the path towards universal water conservation.
I would like to congratulate Hershel Weiss and Vadhil Amadiz for their diligent research; we all hope for more accomplishments in the future.
Categories: City Council, DEP, New York City, Water Conservation | Tags: Brooklyn, change, City Council, conservation, environmental law, new york, NY, NYC, Politics, property, Report, Research, sustainability, Urban Green Council, Utilities, water | Permalink.
Water is the Life of NYC
Created in 2008, the "Water is the Life of NYC" mural is the pride of Park Slope. Painted upon the side of 209 4th Avenue between Union and Sackett Streets, this mural depicts the ongoing water cycle of New York City from its origins in the rural provinces of New York State to the myriad of destinations throughout the more urban areas of New York.
Colorful, vibrant, and lively as the abundance of New Yorkers who pass this wall each day, the mural brings a small reminder to the people about where their clean and top-quality water derives from. Illustrating the process by which NYC maintains its running water system, the mural brings awareness to the public about the precious and often overlooked part of our lives which we tend to forget how vital it truly is.
Spreading across the side of 290 4th Avenue, the mural depicts the origins of water as a romanticized view of Mother Nature in the form of billowing white clouds with flowing hair made of vapor. A flow of water is generously released from Mother Nature's hands which fall into two reservoirs which service New York State, the Catskills and the Croton. The water, after its journey from the country, reservoirs and dam finally arrives at the faucet in which New Yorkers use for their daily use.
The lower left side of the mural shows the miners (affectionately known as "the Sandhogs") create and maintain the water tunnels which bring water..
As seen with the figure filling up his bottle from the fountain, the mural itself promotes the use of reusable water bottles. Reusable water bottles are a great way to protect the environment instead of using single-use plastic bottles which are usually not completely recycled and ends up in our landfills and water systems. With this message, this mural hopes to show New Yorkers the cycle of our water in how we obtain it, use it, and protect it.
Ashokan is proud to be located in a community that expresses its love and respect for water.
Categories: City Council, DEP, LIfe at Ashokan, New York City, Upstate Reservoirs, Water Conservation | Tags: Art, Gowanus, Mural, Park Slope, water, water conservation | Permalink.
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Mayor de Blasio Assigns DEP Acting Commissioner
Mayor de Blasio appointed Vincent Sapienza as acting Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner earlier this month to replace the departing Emily Lloyd. Sapienza has been dragged to the front row as a figurehead representing the DEP after maintaining a non-political post in charge of the DEP's infrastructure.
The boots Sapienza will be stepping into will no doubt be muddy. Emily Lloyd left behind a number of major challenges that need to be addressed immediately.
The first challenge is the absence of the water rate increase. For the first time since 1995, the water rate increase was revoked by court. How will the Water Board balance its budget if New York City citizens won't be charged more for water? This is great news for the people but what will happen to the dynamics of political funds?
Another challenge Sapienza will duel with are concerns the Multi-family Conservation Program (MCP) applications. MCP allows flat-rate billing of water bills for buildings with four or more apartments. The MCP program can help save water but thousands of MCP applications are backed up and the MCP guidelines are being ignored. Is the DEP withholding from processing these applications because they know they will lose money?
These problems presented require a permanent commissioner, not from an acting commissioner. I strongly urge Mayor de Blasio to appoint Vincent Sapienza to be the permanent DEP commissioner so these issues can be dealt with. This is a time of crisis for the DEP, the DEP's reputation and trust from the people are at stake and we need someone with a firm grip on the steering wheel, not an acting commissioner.
Categories: DEP, New York City, Uncategorized, Water Board, Water Conservation | Tags: Bill de Blasio, Bronx, Brooklyn, City Council, conservation, DEP, Emily Lloyd, Mayor de Blasio, new york city, ny city council, nyc dep, nyc dob, nyc water board, Policies, Queens, Staten Island, Vincent Sapienza, water, Water Board | Permalink.
Goodbye DEP Commissioner Emily Lloyd
After over forty years of public service to the City of New York, DEP's Commissioner Emily Lloyd has taken a definitive leave of retirement due to her medical condition.
We at Ashokan greatly thank Emily for her services to the public and for her contributions to the people of New York City. Emily has worked as the DEP's Commissioner for two terms; the first during Mayor Bloomberg's reign and now under de Blasio's governing hands. Her efforts have and ensured that all NYC residents have access to the cleanest water in the eastern seaboard.
Ex-Commissioner Lloyd has an outstanding history of serving the public. She has held positions such as the Commissioner of Sanitation and as President of the Prospect Park Alliance. Ms. Lloyd's efforts has done so much for the people of New York throughout her career in order to ensure the protection and maintenance of the city's recreational areas.
We all wish her a warm goodbye and the best with her recovery in the future.
Categories: City Council, DEP, New York City | Tags: Bronx, Brooklyn, change, City Council, conservation, DEP, DEP Commissioner, Emily Lloyd, Mayor Bill de Blasio, Michael Bloomberg, new york city, ny city council, nyc dep, Policies, Politics, Queens, reform, retirement, Staten Island, water | Permalink.
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Victory for Taxpayers of New York
Just short of a week ago, Supreme Justice Carol Edmead voided the Water Board and City Hall's authority to impose a water rate hike for this year as well as terminated the program to reimburse small homeowners on their water bill credit.
Citing unfair and preferential distribution of funds, the city of New York and the Water Board were stopped in their tracks by the people of New York.
Thanks should be given to Joseph Strasburg of the Rent Stabilization Association who fought against City Hall and the Water Board for this win for the people of New York.
Further applause should be given to Justice Edmead who is protecting the taxpayers of New York and our fragile water system from the greedy hands of politicians.
Categories: City Council, DEP, Miscellaneous, New York City, Uncategorized, Water Board, Water Board Meeting, Water Conservation, Water Rate Hike | Tags: Bronx, Brooklyn, conservation, DEP, dep rate hike, Emily Lloyd, long island, new york city, ny city council, nyc dep, nyc dob, nyc water board, nyc water rate, Policies, Politics, Queens, reimbursement, Staten Island, water, water bills, Water Board | Permalink.
De Blasio Proposes One-Time Water Bill Credit for All Small NYC Homeowners
Dressed in an ash grey suit with a periwinkle tie, Mayor Bill de Blasio exclaimed, "Today we are righting (sic) a wrong". Back in late April in Bay Ridge, Mayor de Blasio developed a plan for New York City homeowners to save money on their water bills by having the city present a one-time water credit to all homeowners within the five boroughs.
"This is part of an overall effort to address the needs of everyday working people all over the city to make sure that what city does is fair," proclaimed de Blasio.
The push for this proposal was de Blasio's belief that homeowners within the five boroughs were paying too much for their water bills. Backed by the Department of Environmental Protection's Commissioner Emily Lloyd, de Blasio proposed a $183 one-time water bill credit to all homeowners with one to three family units within the five boroughs.
According to de Blasio, the proposed bill would cover about 664,000 homeowners for the summer. The 664,000 homeowners make up about 80 percent of all water bill accounts. With this one-time bill credit, homeowners can save 17 to 40 percent on their annual water bill.
Seniors who make up 120,000 of the total amount of homeowners residing in the city will also benefit greatly from an additional bill credit.
"This action we are announcing today will save homeowners across all five boroughs a total of 82 million dollars in fiscal year 2016, the fiscal year we are in right now. Eighty-two million," said de Blasio.
According to the DEP, this credit program has already passed water board committee members and will be in effect as of July 1st. This is the first step in a series of changes the mayor is attempting to put into effect for water use policies.
Categories: City Council, DEP, New York City, Uncategorized, Water Board, Water Board Meeting, Water Conservation, Water for Future, Water Rate Hike | Tags: Bill de Blasio, Bills, Bronx, Brooklyn, conservation, Credit, DEP, dep rate hike, Funds, homeowners, Manhattan, Money Back, new york, new york city, nyc dep, nyc dob, NYC water, NYC Water Watch, Payments, Policies, Politics, property, Queens, rate hike, renewable resources, resources, Staten Island, sustainability, Tap Water, Utilities, water | Permalink.
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Tunnel No. 3: A Huge Success Waiting to Fail
We finally have a reliable system of water distribution in New York City. But don't forget what our "reliable" system itself relies on.
Water comes to New York City in two steps. Yesterday, the second step of our waters' journey became much safer, more reliable, and more sustainable. The completion of Water Tunnel No. 3 was a huge success for New York. With the addition of Tunnel No. 3, the DEP can now inspect and repair Tunnel No. 1, reduce leakage, and assure that our city's water tunnels will last long into the future.
But what about the FIRST STEP in the water journey??? Before the city's water ever touches the now "reliable" three tunnel system, it must travel over 80 miles from the Catskill Mountains and Delaware River through the Catskill and Delaware Aqueducts. And unfortunately, this part of the journey isn't reliable.
There are two known leaks in the Delaware Aqueduct that collectively release between 33 and 37 million gallons of water per day (out of the 500 million gallons of daily flow). These leaks not only waste a significant amount of valuable water (enough to provide water for 300,000 people per day), but also cause drinking water contamination and flooding in local homes.
The DEP has known of these leaks since the 1990's, but very little has been done to repair them. Before anything can happen, inspections must be completed and an alternative bypass tunnel must be built so that water can continue being delivered to the city throughout the repair process.
In 2010 the DEP released a plan for a $1.2 billion, 3 mile bypass tunnel to be built around the leaks. Construction was set to begin in January of this year, but progress has been slow and it will take years before any real repairs can begin. The DEP continues to roll back the start date.
With the Delaware Aqueduct supplying 50-80% of NYC's water, it is imperative that these repairs are carried out. Because what's the point of a brand new city tunnel if we can't get any water to it?
Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: delaware aqueduct, DEP, water, Water Tunnel No. 3 | Permalink.
by amorganashokan	107 Comments
DEP and Water Board Agree: Revenue Good (But What's Conservation?)
The DEP has been promoting water conservation for two decades, since the droughts of the 1980s. But June 17, 2011, the Water Board's last meeting of the fiscal year, marked the end of an era of "conservation" rhetoric. Gone are the days of saving water and taxpayer money. The future is all about increased sales and maximum revenue: consumption, not conservation.
According to their financial presentation, the DEP collected $2.68 billion from residents last year and surpassed their own revenue projections by 2%. The good news: that's the first time since 2005 that they haven't made less money than hoped. The bad news: that's also almost nine billion more gallons of water used, plus the $51 million more that taxpayers coughed up to pay for it. So why, after worshiping 'less is more,' are more water and more revenue suddenly a triumph? Over the past ten years, usage decreased for all but two of them (see the Water Board's report, page 29). Now, with our water use back up to near 2009 levels, water is just a stream of revenue again.
Pay no attention to how our water rates are higher than ever, every year. (This year's 7.5% hike to $8.21 is somehow the lowest rate hike since 2006.) All that seems to matter to the DEP and Water Board is that more people get more water and pay more and more for it. The leading concern of the Water Board, according to their Mission Statement, is whether "revenue collections will satisfy revenue requirements of the [Water and Sewer] System."
The only kind of waste that makes sense in this System is wasted potential: water not sold, consumption not metered, bills not paid. More revenue can be good for the whole city. It just depends on why there's more of it. More paying customers come naturally with more people in the city, which in turn requires expanded services. Still, the DEP has maintained that distributing more water will bring down its cost to residents. The 'reduced increase' of this year's rate seems to corroborate that a bit, yet the DEP can only continue to reap increasing revenue at the increased expense of residents. Is such public service really self-service or endless debt service? For instance, are "same-customer sales" a real measure of success for a public agency? Does the fact that each customer paid (on average) 19.2% more in October 2010 to use 6% more water than in October 2009 constitute a win for New York City?
As it is, revenue maximization is our current course. Meanwhile, conservation is a promised land saved for rainy days. Where we'll end up, though, depends on who adjusts the sails.
Categories: 2010 Water/Sewer Rate, 2011 Water/Sewer Rate, DEP, Drought, New York City, Water Board, Water Board Meeting, Water Conservation, Water Rate Hike | Tags: 2011 water rate, ashokan, ashokan water, conservation, consumption, DEP, dep rate hike, drought, new york, new york city, rate hike, revenue, water, Water Board, water conservation, water rate | Permalink.


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Principal: Dr. Jill Hunt
Assistant Principals: Ben Keller and Evening Krauel
Office Hours: 8:00am-4:30pm
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West Sylvan Middle School: Rigorous, Relevant, Results. We are a community of learners who develop and support competent, capable, caring students. West Sylvan has a fine tradition of providing a rigorous, relevant and high-quality middle school education through the efforts of a committed faculty, enthusiastic students, outstanding parent support and strong instructional program. The goal of the West Sylvan program is to create a caring learning community that promotes academic and social growth. The purpose is to create an environment that balances adolescents' need for independence with continued adult support and guidance. To reach these goals, teachers and staff encourage high academic and behavioral expectations tempered by sensitivity to the needs of adolescents. We believe each student deserves encouragement, support and a sense of well-being.
Student learning environment
Strong emphasis on balancing academics, social and physical needs of early adolescents.
Strong counseling and support staff help students with academic and social issues.
Emphasis placed on academic achievement, as well as providing a nurturing, enjoyable learning environment.
Curriculum component
AVID curriculum is delivered for all students.
Dual Immersion Spanish opportunities are available.
There are a range of electives in visual/performing arts, technology and academic fields.
Outstanding science labs at West Sylvan promote hands-on learning.
West Sylvan has a strong writing program at all grade levels.
Our foreign language program includes French and Spanish.
All sixth-graders learn computer/word processing and research/technology skills.
Parent and family support
Families are involved in Site Council and West Sylvan Foundation (fundraising for teaching positions and educational supports).
West Sylvan families are involved in and supportive of their students' education.
Special programs and features
West Sylvan students consistently score at the top in state reading, writing, science and math tests.
Special school programs support students who have specific learning needs or who require assistance with social or emotional issues.
A strong program for Talented and Gifted (TAG) students includes enriching and challenging opportunities in all classrooms.
Each grade level has a dedicated school counselor to work with students' supports.


Explorer is a crewed ocean racing maxi catamaran, 22.50 m long. This carbon multihull is one of the most famous reference in sailing design of the 90's.
Precursor of the giants engaged in "The Race" and the G-Class, Explorer has been top ranking in the World Ocean Championship and double record breaker of the single handed Atlantic crossing. She has been refited in 2010 to participate to the Route du Rhum and has since a new rotating wing mast and many other benefits. Discover on board Explorer a world of sensations and pure emotions.


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O CIITA é um gene humano que codifica uma proteína chamada transativador do principal complexo de histocompatibilidade de classe II. Mutações nesse gene são responsáveis pela síndrome dos linfócitos nus, na qual o sistema imunológico está seriamente comprometido e não pode combater efetivamente a infecção. O rearranjo cromossômico do CIITA está envolvido na patogênese do linfoma de Hodgkin e linfoma primário do mediastino de células B.

Função
O RNAm do CIITA só pode ser detectado em linhas de células e tecidos positivos para a classe II do sistema de antígeno leucocitário humano (ALH). Esta distribuição de tecido altamente restrita sugere que a expressão dos genes ALH classe II está em grande parte sob o controle de CIITA. No entanto, o CIITA não parece se ligar diretamente ao DNA. Em vez disso, o CIITA funciona através da ativação do fator de transcrição RFX5. Portanto, o CIITA é classificado como um coativador de transcrição.

A proteína CIITA contém um domínio de ativação transcricional ácido, 4 LRRs (repetições ricas em leucina) e um domínio de ligação a GTP. A proteína usa a ligação GTP para facilitar seu próprio transporte para o núcleo. Uma vez no núcleo, a proteína atua como um regulador positivo da transcrição de genes do complexo principal de histocompatibilidade classe II e é freqüentemente referida como o "fator de controle principal" para a expressão desses genes.

Interações
Foi demonstrado que o CIITA interage com:
 MAPK1,
 Coativador de receptores nucleares 1,
 RFX5,
 RFXANK,
 XPO1
 ZXDC.

Ligações externas

Genes no cromossoma 16

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Q: Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'DECLARE' I have query to calcuate CPU usage and need to copy the output to table but getting the error
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'DECLARE'.
Please find the query.
Insert into dbo.cpudata([database],[system cpu],[database cpu],[%],[Date&time])
DECLARE @total INT
SELECT @total=sum(cpu) FROM sys.sysprocesses sp (NOLOCK)
join sys.sysdatabases sb (NOLOCK) ON sp.dbid = sb.dbid
SELECT sb.name 'database', @total 'system cpu', SUM(cpu) 'database cpu', CONVERT(DECIMAL(4,1), CONVERT(DECIMAL(17,2),SUM(cpu)) / CONVERT(DECIMAL(17,2),@total)*100) '%', GETDATE () as [Date&time]
FROM sys.sysprocesses sp (NOLOCK)
JOIN sys.sysdatabases sb (NOLOCK) ON sp.dbid = sb.dbid
--WHERE sp.status = 'runnable'
GROUP BY sb.name
ORDER BY CONVERT(DECIMAL(4,1), CONVERT(DECIMAL(17,2),SUM(cpu)) / CONVERT(DECIMAL(17,2),@total)*100) desc

A: Could you move to statement which populates @total above the insert.
DECLARE @total INT
SELECT @total=sum(cpu) FROM sys.sysprocesses sp (NOLOCK)
join sys.sysdatabases sb (NOLOCK) ON sp.dbid = sb.dbid
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Development of a live action Wonder Woman film began in 1996, with Ivan Reitman slated to produce and possibly direct. The project floundered in development hell for many years; Jon Cohen, Todd Alcott, and Joss Whedon, among others, were also attached to the project at various points. Warner Bros. announced the film in 2010 and Jenkins signed on to direct in 2015. Inspiration for Wonder Woman was drawn from Wonder Woman creator William Moulton Marston's 1940s stories and George Pérez's 1980s stories about Wonder Woman, as well as the New 52 incarnation of the character. Principal photography began on November 21, 2015, with filming taking place in the United Kingdom, France, and Italy before finishing on May 6, 2016, the 123rd anniversary of Marston's birth. Additional filming took place in November 2016.
The demon Neron engaged Diana in battle and managed to kill her.[112] The Olympian Gods granted Diana divinity and the role of the Goddess of Truth who started to reside in Olympus; her mother Hippolyta then assumed the role of Wonder Woman and wore her own different incarnation of the costume.[112] In Wonder Woman Vol. 2 #136, Diana was banished from Olympus due to interfering in earthly matters (as Diana was unable to simply watch over people's misery on Earth).[112] She immediately returned to her duties as Wonder Woman, but ran into conflicts with her mother over her true place and role as Hippolyta seemed accustomed to her life in America.[112] Their fight remained unsolved, as Hippolyta died during an intergalactic war.[112] Themyscira was destroyed during the war, but was restored and reformed as a collection of floating islands.[112] Circe later resurrected Hippolyta in Wonder Woman Vol 3 #8.[113]
After Sekowsky's run ended in the early 1970s, Diana's roots were reverted to her old mythological ones and she wore a more modernized version of her original outfit, a predecessor to her "bathing suit" outfit.[194] Later, in 1976, her glowing white belt was turned into a yellow one.[194] For Series 3, artist Terry Dodson redrew her outfit as a strapless swimsuit.[195]
Arcane Lore Expert: Wonder Woman, as both an Amazon demigoddess and an antiquities expert, possesses immense knowledge of and skill in wielding mystical artifacts and arcane lore, notably her Sword of Athena and Lasso of Hestia. Her encyclopedic knowledge was demonstrated when Wonder Woman reacted in dismay to Lex Luthor's speech (knowing how he had twisted the Olympians' history concerning Zeus and Prometheus), when she instantly identified a Parademon in Commissioner Gordon's sketch, and when she explained the history behind Steppenwolf and the 3 Mother Boxes to the remainder of the Justice League.
The events of Crisis on Infinite Earths greatly changed and altered the history of the DC Universe. Wonder Woman's history and origin were considerably revamped by the event. Wonder Woman was now an emissary and ambassador from Themyscira (the new name for Paradise Island) to Patriarch's World, charged with the mission of bringing peace to the outside world. Various deities and concepts from Greek mythology were blended and incorporated into Wonder Woman's stories and origin. Diana was formed out of clay of the shores of Themyscira by Hippolyta, who wished for a child; the clay figure was then brought to life by the Greek deities. The Gods then blessed and granted her unique powers and abilities – beauty from Aphrodite, strength from Demeter, wisdom from Athena, speed and flight from Hermes, Eyes of the Hunter and unity with beasts from Artemis and sisterhood with fire and the ability to discern the truth from Hestia.[101] Due to the reboot, Diana's operating methods were made distinctive from Superman and Batman's with her willingness to use deadly force when she judges it necessary. In addition, her previous history and her marriage to Steve Trevor were erased. Trevor was introduced as a man much older than Diana who would later on marry Etta Candy.[102] Instead, Perez created Julia and Vanessa Kapatelis, a Greek-American scholar and her teenage daughter whom Diana would live with when she was in Man's world and would be major supporting characters in the series for years.
Wonder Woman (vol. 1) #105 revealed that Diana was formed from clay by the Queen of the Amazons, given life and power by four of the Greek and Roman gods (otherwise known as the Olympian deities) as gifts, corresponding to her renowned epithet: "Beautiful as Aphrodite, wise as Athena, swifter than Hermes, and stronger than Hercules", making her the strongest of the Amazons.[34] Wonder Woman's Amazon training gave her limited telepathy, profound scientific knowledge,[34] and the ability to speak every language – even caveman[34] and Martian languages.[175]
Lasso Mastery: Wonder Woman is extremely skilled at wielding her unbreakable Lasso of Hestia both offensively and defensively, notably using it to stop an escaping German spy, to take down numerous German soldiers in World War I battles, to retrain a British terrorist leader, to restrain and defeat General Ludendorff, to hold her own against Ares after getting her sword destroyed, to restrain a resurrected Superman (albeit unsuccessfully), and to even restrain Doomsday himself.
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The origin of Wonder Woman and the psychological reasoning behind why William Morton Marston created her in the way he did illustrated Marston's educational, ethical, and moral values.[226] "William Marston intended her to be a feminist character, showing young boys the illimitable possibilities of a woman who could be considered just as strong as the famed Superman." Gladys L. Knight explains the impact and influences that superheroes have on us in society ranging from the 1870s until the present day.
If you're looking for a certified God of War on a personal vendetta against a pantheon of gods, Wonder Woman has you covered. The current version of Diana hacking and slashing her way through the DC Universe, anyway. After unintentionally bringing a new collection of "Dark Gods" into the comic book universe, it falls to the daughter of Zeus to save Earth from their malice.
In September 2011, DC Comics relaunched its entire publication line, dubbing the event The New 52. Among the major changes to the character, Wonder Woman now appears wearing a new costume similar to her older one, and has a completely new origin. In this new timeline, Wonder Woman is no longer a clay figure brought to life by the magic of the gods. Rather, she is the demigoddess daughter of Queen Hippolyta and Zeus: King of the Greek Gods. Her original origin is revealed as a cover story to explain Diana's birth as a means to protect her from Hera's wrath. Currently, Diana has taken on the role and title as the new "God of War".[129][130]
Flash and Wonder Woman get attacked by Steppenwolf and the Parademons before Batman helps her by killing one of the Parademons. Cyborg then falls into the Knightcrawler and hacks it in his control, which he uses it against Steppenwolf. But the Knightcrawler fails when Steppenwolf catched a missile and threw it against the wall, which then causes the harbor to flood which allows Steppenwolf to escape.
Diana is depicted as a masterful athlete, acrobat, fighter and strategist, trained and experienced in many ancient and modern forms of armed and unarmed combat, including exclusive Amazonian martial arts. With her godlike abilities of incalculable superhuman strength, nigh-invulnerability, speed, flight, healing factor and semi-immortality, Diana's fighting prowess is enhanced. In some versions, her mother trained her, as Wonder Girl, for a future career as Wonder Woman. From the beginning, she is portrayed as highly skilled in using her Amazon bracelets to stop bullets and in wielding her golden lasso.[165] Batman once called her the "best melee fighter in the world".[166] The modern version of the character is known to use lethal force when she deems it necessary.[63] In the New 52 continuity, her superior combat skills are the result of her Amazon training, as well as receiving further training from Ares, the God of War, himself, since as early as her childhood.[148] The Golden Age Wonder Woman also had knowledge in psychology, as did her Amazon sisters.[167][168]
Diana, Trevor, Sameer, and Charlie sat at a table together as Trevor proposed his plan to them. Sameer and Charlie were willing to join them, if they were paid for the job. Trevor, however, had no money. The two refused the job. Sameer told Diana that all the payment he needed was a photograph of her; Diana countered that he wouldn't need one, as she was going with them. He and Charlie were baffled by her response.
Wonder Woman's outfit has varied over time, although almost all of her outfit incarnations have retained some form of chestplate, subligaculum, tiara, bracelets, and her signature five-pointed star symbols. When Wonder Woman was first introduced, she wore a heavily patriotic skirt and red top which incorporated an American eagle and elements of the United States flag, reflecting the comic's origins during World War II. Later artists introduced what would become Wonder Woman's classic ensemble, adding an armored plate to her top whose design recalls a letter W and revealing blue short shorts, whose precise length varied from artist to artist. Other artists have experimented with different looks for Wonder Woman over the years, including an all-white mod jumpsuit, a biker outfit, a variation of her mainstream depiction featuring leather pants and a jacket, and a number of armoured battlesuits. Contemporary artists have attempted to emphasise Wonder Woman's traditional outfit as a red armored top with a blue gladiator skirt.
The last issue of Wonder Woman saw very little of the Amazon. Instead, we watched her brother, Jason, launch an attack against the Dark Gods. He first tries to take on the Gods, named Karnell, Savage Fire, the Mob God, and the God with No Name. They quickly defeat him, but Jason gets the backup of Supergirl and the Justice League for round 2. The Dark Gods, however, aren't pushovers and promptly defeat the heroes thanks to their leader, King Best. Before all seems lost, Diana returns just as King Best takes form and begins his path of destruction. Will Wonder Woman and Jason be able to contain this madness?
The events of Crisis on Infinite Earths greatly changed and altered the history of the DC Universe. Wonder Woman's history and origin were considerably revamped by the event. Wonder Woman was now an emissary and ambassador from Themyscira (the new name for Paradise Island) to Patriarch's World, charged with the mission of bringing peace to the outside world. Various deities and concepts from Greek mythology were blended and incorporated into Wonder Woman's stories and origin. Diana was formed out of clay of the shores of Themyscira by Hippolyta, who wished for a child; the clay figure was then brought to life by the Greek deities. The Gods then blessed and granted her unique powers and abilities – beauty from Aphrodite, strength from Demeter, wisdom from Athena, speed and flight from Hermes, Eyes of the Hunter and unity with beasts from Artemis and sisterhood with fire and the ability to discern the truth from Hestia.[101] Due to the reboot, Diana's operating methods were made distinctive from Superman and Batman's with her willingness to use deadly force when she judges it necessary. In addition, her previous history and her marriage to Steve Trevor were erased. Trevor was introduced as a man much older than Diana who would later on marry Etta Candy.[102] Instead, Perez created Julia and Vanessa Kapatelis, a Greek-American scholar and her teenage daughter whom Diana would live with when she was in Man's world and would be major supporting characters in the series for years.
Originally signed for three feature films, with Wonder Woman and Justice League being her second and third films, Gadot signed an extension to her contract for additional films.[313] Jenkins initially signed for only one film,[314] but in an interview with Variety, Geoff Johns revealed that he and Jenkins were writing the treatment for a Wonder Woman sequel and that he has a "cool idea for the second one". At the 2017 San Diego Comic Con, Warner Bros. officially announced a sequel would be released on December 13, 2019, and would be titled Wonder Woman 2; the date was later moved up to November 1, 2019, to avoid competition with Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.[315][316][317] Later, Jenkins was officially signed to return as director, with confirmation that Gadot will be returning as the titular role.[318] Days later, the studio hired Dave Callaham to co-write the film's script with Jenkins and Johns.[319] On March 9, 2018, Kristen Wiig was confirmed to play Cheetah, the villain of the film.[320] Later that month, it was announced that Pedro Pascal would have a key role in the film.[321] In May 2018, long-time DCEU producer Zack Snyder confirmed on social media platform Vero that he, along with wife Deborah Snyder, will serve as producers on the Wonder Woman sequel.[322] In June 2018, the title of the film was announced to be Wonder Woman 1984.[323] A third film was announced in January 2019 to be taking place in the present.[324]
Expert Social Intuit: Wonder Woman, as Diana Prince, has a high degree of social confidence (having had a century of experience living in "Man's World" after World War I), allowing her to intuitively determine how to interact with others, gain their respect and get her point across with calmness, eloquence, and charisma. Hence, Diana swiftly befriended the Wonder Men, she diplomatically greeted Bruce Wayne, matter-of-factly showing him that she can intellectually keep up with him (calmly responding to Bruce's anger at having been stolen from by her), she tactfully accepted a wine glass from the Gotham City Museum of Antiquities curator (despite seemingly disliking alcoholic beverages), she tactfully avoided correcting the curator on his claim that the fake replica of Alexander the Great's sword was the actual relic, and only when Lex Luthor insulted her father Zeus' memory did Diana have a look of visible dismay on her face (but even then she avoided making a scene), and only when Batman insulted her beloved Steve Trevor's memory did she finally lose her temper and shove Batman back. As a result, Diana remains extremely well-respected at the Louvre Museum, by fellow antique museum curators, by the Justice League, and even the extremely experienced Batman is almost instantly intrigued by her.
Even alongside all of her kindness, compassion, and empathy, Diana is still also a warrior at heart, and when someone she cares about is hurt, becomes far more relentless and ruthless. When seemingly beaten by Ares (who was only growing more powerful from her violence, rage, and hatred), and after having to watch her beloved Steve Trevor die, she flew into an agonizing rage, and she assaulted and brutalized several armed German soldiers with immense speed and ferocity. She even came close to murdering Dr. Poison as vengeance for Steve's death; but after recalling Steve's great love for an undying belief in her and her beliefs, restrained herself and refocused her energies on Ares, harnessing her love for Trevor to overcome her violent emotions and swiftly overpower an angered Ares. Additionally, she resolved to fight even harder after Steppenwolf revealed that he had killed several other Amazons. Outside of battle, however, Diana can also react indigently and negatively towards people who disrespect her, her relatives, or those she cares about. Two such notable instances were when she shot an angry look at Lex Luthor (after he insulted her father Zeus's memory), and when she shoved back Batman (after he had insulted her beloved Steve Trevor's memory). Diana also remains ruthless when facing enemies in battle as Wonder Woman, and she even shows signs of enjoying a good battle when they put up a good fight. This was seen when she briefly smiled and laughed when she was beaten to the ground by Doomsday, and smirked as she stopped the first bullet fired at a group of hostages in London.
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There appears to be a growing media backlash to the US federal attack on three online poker sites mid-April, with several major newspapers carrying articles critical of the Department of Justice over the weekend.
Two - an op-ed piece by former BetonSports lawyer Chris Flood in the Houston Chronicle, and a column by Michael Hiltzik in the LA Times - are especially notable, displaying a good knowledge of the history of legal developments in the industry.
Flood starts his piece off with the trenchant observation that US gambling laws "...make about as much sense as the government banning gin, but not vodka, during Prohibition."
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Noting that there are millions of Americans who want to use their own discretionary money to gamble online, Flood speculates that the Justice Department's "complicated and needy grab" is totally unnecessary, and will have to be justified in court beyond reasonable doubt.
"The government is spending millions of dollars on the chance of raking in $3 billion," writes Flood. "Who is gambling now? Why not instead collect a steady stream of tax dollars on online poker, like many other countries do every day?"
Flood argues that the UIGEA is probably unconstitutional, and presents the US with a situation where it must appease fellow members of the World Trade Organisation "...miffed at our illogical and short-sighted laws that violate the spirit" of the trade treaty.
He reminds readers that the technology exists to safeguard vulnerable players and guard against criminal exploitation, and that there is a strong element of skill in the game of poker that sets it apart from the many other forms of gambling that are allowed by the government on land and in internet law carve-outs.
"We need not make this a no-limit game," Flood asserts. "We don't need more charges of bank fraud and money laundering against poker companies. Instead, we need to end this madness with a solid challenge to the constitutionality of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, which is aimed at preventing financial services firms from processing funds for online gambling.
"It's worth noting that Congress hasn't targeted the online poker players in this country, where lawmakers know full well its popularity."
Flood concludes with the observation: "The current poker prosecution echoes "the Noble Experiment" of Prohibition. It is an attempt to enforce a morality that average citizens don't find immoral. Just as the 18th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution begat the 21st Amendment to repeal it, if Congress won't legalize online poker, we should go all in and let the U.S. Supreme Court take a good look at this cockeyed prosecutorial tool."
Michael Hiltzik's column in the Los Angeles Times opines that: "Online poker won't go away any time soon, and placing artificial obstacles in its way is bad for players and worse for government, which wastes scarce resources in pointless regulatory pursuits."
He goes on to suggest that whenever the government is involved in legal actions, the situation is likely to be "confused, hypocritical and costly," pointing to the circumstances surrounding the Black Friday indictments as an example.
Hiltzik considers each of these negative values, covering the confusing illogicality and inequity of US laws on internet gambling; the hypocrisy of a profusion of all manner of land gambling sanctioned across the United States; and the dubious economics of eschewing billions in tax dollars in favour of spending millions in prosecutions.
Hiltzik opines: "Far from quelling interest in online poker, the Black Friday indictments have whetted the appetite for California to step into the lead in legalizing the business. California may be one of a very few states hosting a critical mass of players.
"Californians accounted for as much as 15% of the U.S.-based business for the poker sites shut down this month, estimates Howard Dickstein, a Sacramento gaming attorney who represents several Indian tribes hankering for a piece of the action.
"It has been estimated that legalizing online poker for play within California could generate tax revenue for the state of $100 million a year. This figure comes from state Sen. Louis Correa (D-Santa Ana), who's pushing a bill to do just that."
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In a sharply critical look at how the UIGEA was passed by Congress, Hiltzik describes the process as "....a neat bit of congressional sleight of hand that would have impressed even the most hardened riverboat card sharp.
"This was the passage in 2006 of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, which was slipped into a "must have" anti-terrorism bill by blue-nosed Senate Republicans in the middle of the night (literally)."
He goes on to examine the now notorious lack of precision in the definition of "illegal online gambling" enshrined in the Act and the manner in which it has since been abused by the authorities.
"UIGEA falls into the legislative category technically known as "a mess." It bristles with vague definitions and unworkable legal mandates," Hiltzik claims, noting that attempts to overthrow the legislation have thus far not been successful.
"So it remains on the books as a wrong-headed attempt to address a regulatory issue that doesn't exist," he explains, recalling his prediction in a 2009 article that barring reputable financial institutions from the online gambling money stream merely would open the way for shadier manoeuvrings, and asserting that the allegations unveiled in the April 15 indictments prove that case.
The millions of Americans who want to play online poker in the privacy of their own homes would prefer that the federal government regulate the industry, claims Hiltzik, who opines that "...the half-baked federal American legal obstacles complicate efforts by U.S. players to obtain redress if they detect something wrong."
He concludes on a similar theme to that of Flood, opining that: "The most striking thing about the Black Friday case is that it seems to be so much a relic of the past.
"Online poker won't go away any time soon, and placing artificial obstacles in its way is bad for players and worse for government, which wastes scarce resources in pointless regulatory pursuits and looks petty and priggish to boot.
"There's money to be made from poker, if the Congress would gear up to collect it. Didn't it learn any lessons from Prohibition?"


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This stream seeks to build on recent Special Issues (e.g. Organization Studies, 2011), field reviews (e.g. Ashcraft, Kuhn & Cooren, 2009), and conference tracks (e.g. EGOS 2012 & 2013) that bear witness to the increasing attention given to what has become known as the Communicative Constitution of Organization (CCO) perspective on management and organization studies. The importance of CCO to ongoing organization studies has been recognized recently with EGOS announcing that organization as communication has been awarded with Standing Working Group status.
CCO holds that organization and the means by which it is produced and sustained are most effectively pursued through foregrounding communication, in its broadest possible understanding. Communication in this perspective is seen as the interplay of conversation and text, also understood in their broadest senses. CCO offers an approach to communication that is applicable to a multiplicity of settings, and thus has the opportunity to re-conceptualize how we think of organization and organizing.
Our purpose is to investigate how space is communicatively produced and to explore how spaces matter in organization and disorganization. Such a stream will contribute lively debate and intellectual stimulation to the APROS/EGOS aim of furthering knowledge of how communication constitutes spaces and trajectories, impacting and shaping organization. The stream's objective is to speak to diverse academic interests in all areas of organization studies.
The aim of the stream is to "bring space back" (Vásquez & Cooren, 2013) into our study of how organization, organizing and the organized are communicatively constituted. We invite papers, both empirical and conceptual, that explore the inter-relationships of space and communication. We welcome diverse ontological positions, and mainstream and non-traditional epistemological methodologies.
How space is communicatively produced, maintained and consumed.
Ashcraft, K. L., Kuhn, T. R. & Cooren, F. (2009). Constitutional amendments: "Materializing" organizational communication. Academy of Management Annals, 3, 1-64.
Cooren, F., Kuhn, T. R., Cornelissen, J. P. & Clark, T. (2011). Communication, organizing and organization. Organization Studies Special Issue 32.
Vásquez, C. & Cooren, F. (2013). Spacing practices: The communicative configuration of organizing through space-times. Communication Theory, 23, 25-47.
Alex Wright is lecturer in strategy at The Open University Business School, UK. His research interests are centered on exploring how communication constitutes realities, space and place, authoring and de-authoring, performativity and strategy as a practice.
François Cooren is a professor and chair of the Department of Communication at the Université de Montréal, Canada. His research inquires into the communicative constitution of creativity and organisation. He is past president of the International Communication Association (ICA, 2010-2011) and an ICA fellow.
Paul Spee is senior lecturer at the University of Queensland Business School, Australia. His research revolves around strategic planning as communicative process; and approaches attuned to exploring time and space.


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Jackie Healy-Rae
Jackie Healy-Rae (9 March 1931 – 5 December 2014) was an Irish politician. He served as an Independent Teachta Dála (TD) for the Kerry South constituency from 1997 to 2011.[1]
Healy-Rae was born in County Kerry, Irish Free State. He died on 5 December 2014 at Kerry General Hospital in Tralee, County Kerry after a long illness, aged 83.[2]
↑ "Mr Jackie Healy-Rae". Oireachtas Members Database. Retrieved 24 August 2009.
↑ "Former Independent TD Jackie Healy-Rae dies". RTÉ News. 5 December 2014. Retrieved 5 December 2014.
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'A Mixed Bag' that's what one would term the group of people who live around us. Some of them are tiresomely bubbly & talkative while on the flip side; others sit so quietly that it seems as if they had just been confronted by a cobra or Count Dracula himself & lost their power of speech. And then, there are those who tend to be tediously didactic & preachy. The most annoying being the grouchy types. To think of it, life would become boring without them. Let me make you familiar with some peculiar groups of people.
has to come down' rather than 'has to be pulled down!' No, I'm not referring to Newton's Law of Gravitation or any other physical law. They are people who will rejoice in pulling down their neighbour's wall even if their own bull died in the process. They can be a real problem at times because they are the discouraging, debilitating & demoralising lot. So be wary of them!
Commonly known as the ' know-it-alls', they constantly blow their own trumpets, lecturing about the Fourth state of matter or commenting on Justin Timberlake's latest chart topping single. One can't blame them because they themselves are not aware that they can be such pains especially on rainy days.
This group falls into the so-called 'dazed ones'. The other day I met my batch-mate who was walking in the corridor with a rather puzzled expression on her face. When I enquired if everything was alright, she reported that her 'horror'-scope read that this week she would be sailing in the sea of uncertainity & that she was trying to find out what could possibly confuse her! Members of this group are quite jovial & possibly the least irksome of all (as they manage to get a smile on your face).
I would like to go on & on with my 'psycho-analytic', but I think I better stop here. Got to get back before sunset or else I won't be able to see clearly. It's not because I suffer from night-blindness but because I'm wearing sunglasses.


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Season Previews Galore by Reinhart
Jeff Reinhart has been a busy man. He's been powering through league, section & team previews left & right on his Lancaster-Lebanon League News site. The previews are very deep & insightful for all teams but naturally we're going to focus on the Bulldogs. I won't rip off Jeff's excellent work so below are just a few Wilson excerpts from his previews. I strongly encourage you to check out each article as you'll find not only more Bulldogs notes but also how the league, sections & teams stack up against Wilson.
First up? Jeff's lengthy Wilson team preview (bottom of the page). He has the basics (coaches, classification, last year's result), the 2011 schedule, a game to "circle", plus his take on the schedule itself. Then he continues with last season's stats & this year's returning starters while listing every single player lost & his postseason awards. Yeah, Jeff's good. Naturally next up is the list of the returning players & what schemes Wilson runs on offense & defense. Jeff continues with "good" & "bad" about the 2011 squad plus a player to watch. Finally Jeff states his take on the season.
REINHART'S TAKE: I know 16 starters are gone. But I'm quite sure Wilson's staff has the next 16 spitting fire and ready to go. It's called a program. Team to beat until someone knocks them off the perch. Any takers?
Absolutely excellent stuff; I really encourage you to read the entire preview.
We're just a quarter of the way through Reinhart's preseason posts.
Up next are his preseason rankings. Now remember, Jeff covers all of the L-L. This list takes into account every team in all three sections in the league. Wilson comes in high, but doesn't top the preseason list. Who does? Well, a familiar face leads the team... Lancaster Catholic, with Bruce Harbach at the helm. Wilson will have to settle for 2nd.
2. Wilson (11-1 overall last season; Section 1 champs) – Bowed out to eventual champ Cumberland Valley in the District 3 Quad-A quarterfinals, and then lost a bunch of kids to graduation, including the entire starting o-line, some ball-hawker LBs and some key secondary pieces. And a DI quarterback. So things might look a little different at the outset this season in West Lawn. But this is still Wilson. And Section 1 is the Bulldogs' to lose until someone knocks them off the top of the dog house.
FIRST GAME: Friday @ Governor Mifflin, 7 p.m. No love lost when those Berks County backyard rivals square off.
So if the Bulldogs are ranked 2nd across all sections, that means they have to be #1 in Section 1, right? Of course! Jeff has this to say...
1. Wilson – Shooting for an unprecedented fourth undefeated Section 1 championship in a row; Bulldogs have won 22 league games in a row and own 19 Section 1 crowns in all. Silly, silly numbers. But that's how terrific this program is. Could be some (gulp) growing pains with 16 new full-time starters in the mix. Methinks somebody will even trip up the Bulldogs early in the season. But this is Wilson. Remember what I said about programs? Bulldogs' section to lose until somebody bites them and knocks them down a peg. Good luck.
OK, so that's three links down. One more to go...
Games start Friday so Reinhart has your Week 1 primer all ready to go.
BACKYARD BRAWLS: Wilson @ Governor Mifflin (will probably hear those pads cracking in Lancaster County)
WEEK 2 SNEAK PEEK: Wilson @ Manheim Central
Excellent work, Jeff! Can't wait to follow L-L football with him this fall.
If you want a Wilson question answered or just want to read some info. on L-L football, Jeff is hosting a live chat tomorrow (Thursday 9/1) at 7pm on the site.
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Labels: 2011 Preseason, Jeff Reinhart, Wilson Bulldogs
Location: West Lawn, PA 19609, USA
PREVIEW: 2011 Regular Season, Game 1
WILSON BULLDOGS (0-0)
GOVERNOR MIFFLIN MUSTANGS (0-0)
Where: Mustang Stadium, Shillington, PA
When: 7:00 PM, Friday, September 2nd, 2011
HOW'D THEY GET HERE?
Hard work & practice throughout the spring, summer & two-a-days. Neither team has accomplished anything on the field yet. It's time to see if what looks great on paper translates to the gridiron.
The Bulldogs will play their first game since their District 3 playoff loss at home versus Cumberland Valley in November 2010. The same goes for the Mustangs, who lost in the District 3 playoffs to Central Dauphin the same week last season.
MATCH-UP HISTORY
This will be the 61st meeting between Wilson & Governor Mifflin, two long-time rivals. The Bulldogs hold the edge, winning 34 of the previous 60 matches, including last season's opener in West Lawn (21-14). The last Mustangs win in the series was August 31st, 2007, 28-16 in Shillington to start the '07 regular season.
BULLDOGS - QB Seth Klein; RBs Micchi Young, Jimmy Brooks, and Jesse Poore; WR Jake Morgan; DE Junior Joseph; DT Justin Burk
MUSTANGS - QB David Clemens; RB Derek Nye; ATH Christian Jeznach
LET'S GO BULLDOGS!
Labels: Game Preview, Governor Mifflin Mustangs, Wilson Bulldogs
Location: Sinking Spring, PA 19608, USA
Gillin, Klein Highlight BerksCountyFootball.com's Preseason Lists
BerksCountyFootball.com has posted a few lists of interest to Wilson Bulldogs fans, primarily their preseason awards or players to watch. They call them their "IMPACT" lists. Bulldogs QB Seth Klein comes in 2nd out of 5 on the IMPACT Top QBs list, trailing only Daniel Boone's Tommy Bodolus. Not to be outdone by his teammate, star RB/DB Rodney Gillin tops the IMPACT Top 5 Best RBs list. Both are also mentioned on the Preseason IMPACT Top 10, with Gillin at #1 & Klein 7th. With two players in their Preseason Top 10 it makes sense that the Bulldogs make an appearance in the team rankings, too. Wilson comes in at #1, ahead of Daniel Boone.
The season kicks off in just 3 days!
Labels: 2011 Preseason, BerksCountyFootball.com, Rodney Gillin, Seth Klein, Wilson Bulldogs
Rodney Gillin Spotlight at PennLive
Eddie O'Brien, a.k.a. J. Cleezy, is PennLive.com's Eastern PA Region Football Analyst. Earlier this month he highlighted star Wilson RB Rodney Gillin. Not much was said that hasn't been published here before but let's reiterate how strong a season Gillin had in 2010.
Gillin is currently under the radar, but there's no doubt that his combination of speed, quickness, and toughness makes him one of the best not only in Eastern Pennsylvania, but in the state. Nobody kept him under 100 yards rushing as he averaged 183 yards per game. He was also good for at least two scores per game.
Included in the link was also a YouTube video of highlights from Gillin's stellar 2010. You can check it out below, courtesy of PASWAG.com.
Hat tip to Trevor Vaughan at the Wilson Football Tradition Club on Facebook for finding the link.
Labels: 2011 Preseason, PennLive.com, Player Highlights, Rodney Gillin, Wilson Bulldogs
MaxPreps Covers the Bulldogs
The CBS Sports-affiliated site MaxPreps, like many sites, has preseason previews for major high school football programs across the nation. Their 2011 Bulldogs preview was recently published. It includes a bevy of one-line information, such as ratings for both last year & this year.
2011 Starting Power Rating:
2011 National Rank:
2011 State Rank:
The preview also lists strengths, weaknesses & number of returning starters.
Besides the 2011 preview, MaxPreps also has the Top 10 Pennsylvania football dynasties, calculated using the Freeman computer rankings for the past 5 seasons (2006 through 2010). The past 5 seasons happen to be Wilson Head Coach Doug Dahms' first 5 seasons as the Bulldog head man. For those of you that have been following Wilson football during that time, you know the teams have been rather strong. MaxPreps (& the Freeman rankings) agree.
9. Wilson (West Lawn)
Classification: Division AAAA
2010 record: 11-1
Record last five years: 45-8
Opponents' W-L: 350-261
Be sure to check out the rest of the dynasty rankings. Some names will sound familiar, though no other Berks County or L-L teams made the cut, which is not surprising.
Only 8 days until the regular season kicks off!
Labels: 2011 Preseason, MaxPreps, Wilson Bulldogs
Former Bulldogs QB Collins Lured Back to NFL by Colts
Well that didn't last long. Former Wilson QB Kerry Collins - who helped lead the 1989 squad to the PIAA-AAAA State Championship Game - is back in the NFL, joining the Indianapolis Colts. Collins, who decided to retire in early July, was pulled back to the gridiron by Jim Irsay & Bill Polian to become Peyton Manning's backup.
Colts owner & CEO announces the unretirement of former Bulldogs QB Kerry Collins via twitter.
However, it is possible that Collins may be more than Manning's backup, at least to start the season. The legendary Colts QB is recovering from offseason neck surgery & has not yet practiced or participated in a preseason game. Some are wondering if Manning may miss the first week or two of the regular season. Indianapolis starts their season on Sunday, September 11th, at Houston. Their week 2 match is at home against the Browns on the 18th.
Collins last played for the Titans before retiring.
Collins has been a prolific NFL passer to date, placing 9th all-time in completions, 11th all-time in yards & 29th all-time in TD passes. Indianapolis will be his 6th NFL squad.
Good luck, Kerry!
Jim Irsay: Colts add Kerry Collins [ESPN]
Kerry Collins gives up retirement, joins Colts [Pro Football Talk]
Labels: Kerry Collins, NFL, Wilson Alums, Wilson Bulldogs
Reinhart Previews the 2011 Season
Jeff Reinhart's Lancaster-Lebanon League News covers all things sports, not just football. However, with kickoff just 10 days away the main focus is on the young men on the gridiron. Reinhart's primer has predictions for players of the year, teams of interest & a full preseason All-Star squad. Naturally Wilson makes an appearance or two but they don't dominate the field as one may expect. Perhaps this year will be where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts? Regardless of individual honors - which go only to Rodney Gillin (as a RB & DB) - the Bulldogs are Reinhart's "Team to Beat" in Section 1.
TEAM TO BEAT – Wilson. If this sounds like a broken record, well, it is. The Bulldogs have won 23 Section 1 games in a row and 19 Section 1 championships overall, including the last four in a row. Here's one of my favorite L-L League football stats: In Section 1 games, Wilson coach Doug Dahms is 33-2. The Bulldogs' last section loss: At Manheim Township. In 2007. In a driving rainstorm. Tradition never rests.
Tradition never rests.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Labels: 2011 Preseason, Jeff Reinhart, Rodney Gillin, Wilson Bulldogs
7 Bulldogs Named to Preseason District 3 "Players to Watch" List
EasternPAFootball.com recently published there annual preseason "Players to Watch" lists for every district. Of course there were a few Bulldogs mentioned, 7 to be exact. Singled out for potential stellar seasons were OL Austin Noss, OL Clayton Schannauer, WR/DB Collin Harrop, WR/DB Jacob Morgan, TE/LB Junior Joseph, RB/DB Rodney Gillin & ATH Seth Klein. EasternPAFootball.com had this to say about Gillin...
Gillin is, without question, one of the top returning running backs in all of the Lancaster-Lebanon League. He finished his junior season with 1,890 rushing yards and 27 touchdowns on 183 carries to go along with five receptions for 55 yards on the offensive side of the ball, averaging 10.3 yards per carry and 11 yards per reception. He ran for no fewer than 118 yards in each of the Bulldogs' 12 games last year and finished nine games with at least two rushing touchdowns. He accounted for 168 of Wilson's 462 points scored on the season. Defensively, Gillin added 20 tackles, eight deflected passes, an interception and a fumble recovery. He has run for 1,961 career yards.
The site has small write-ups on the other 6 Bulldogs too. Head on over to EasternPAFootball.com to see them all.
Labels: 2011 Preseason, EasternPaFootball.com, Rodney Gillin, Wilson Bulldogs
Reading Eagle Has the Bulldogs Covered
Two-a-days have been underway for just three days but the Reading Eagles has Berks County high school football covered. Featuring prominently in articles over the first few days this week are none other than your Wilson Bulldogs.
Up first was 10 Things to Watch in Berks Football in 2011. Written by the venerable Mike Drago, the list mentions the Bulldogs twice.
2. Dog days
The Lancaster-Lebanon League's 40th season figures to be much like its first 39, with the Wilson Bulldogs out in front in Section 1.
The Bulldogs have won a record 19 Section 1 titles, more than twice won by any other team. They own a Section 1-record 23-game league winning streak and have gone through the league unbeaten three straight years. No team had ever done that.
They haven't lost in Section 1 play since 2007; in Doug Dahms' five seasons as head coach, the Bulldogs are 33-2 in the league.
Dahms has only a handful of returning starters back, but tailback Rodney Gillin is one of them, and that gives the Bulldogs a dynamic weapon no other team has. Gillin raced for a school-record 1,829 yards and scored 28 touchdowns as a junior.
Point #7 also brings up Wilson & again focuses on returning senior RB/DB Gillin.
7. Grand return
After setting Wilson's single-season rushing record, Rodney Gillin is within 1,610 yards of Jake Stopper's career mark (3,510).
After a Wilson football story hiatus on Tuesday, Drago came back to the presses about the Bulldogs on Wednesday. The topic this time around? Why Gillin, of course! Bulldogs Count on Gillin to Lead the Way to Title goes into detail about the terrific season Rodney had in 2010 & recounts how special it really was.
Gillin scored a touchdown in every game until the District 3-AAAA quarterfinal loss to Cumberland Valley, averaged a school-record 10.1 yards per carry and raced past big numbers produced by star Wilson tailbacks such as Pete Gilmore, Jeff Niedrowski, Zacc Groff and Jami Sands.
It's a great read & really hammers home how special a talent Gillin is at this level. Definitely give it a look.
Rodney Gillin, who set the single-season Wilson record for rushing as a junior in 2010, returns to the Bulldogs this fall for his final high school season. (Photo: Reading Eagle)
Also published by the Reading Eagle on Wednesday was a list of the Top 10 Season Rushing Leaders in Wilson history. They beat me to the punch! I will have that & many more statistics published to this site in the coming weeks. Check the pages up above, just below the Bulldog banner. The list reemphasizes Gillin's outstanding 2010, where he rushed for 1,829 yards, besting Pete Gilmore's old record of 1,810 set in the magical 1999 season, as mentioned here last year.
So the Reading Eagle is off to an awfully good start when it comes to Bulldogs football coverage. Let's hope that keeps up well into the fall!
Labels: 2011 Preseason, Bulldog Records, Bulldog Stats, Mike Drago, Reading Eagle, Rodney Gillin, Wilson Bulldogs
We're Just Getting Started
This morning the 2011 Wilson Bulldogs took to the practice field for the start of two-a-day practices. While the high schoolers practice all facets of the game over the coming weeks in preparation for not only the season opener versus arch-rival Governor Mifflin on September 2nd but for the entire season as well, I'll be tweaking the site to look & feel better. Hopefully I'll be able to give you as much information - both new & historical - about the Bulldogs as you could ever want. If you have a suggestion or would like to pass along some information, please email me at WilsonBulldogsFootball@gmail.com! Thank you & LET'S GO BULLDOGS!
Labels: Site Updates
The Boys of Fall
Excuse my extended absence. Wilson football is a passion of mine but I haven't been able to dedicate as much time to this blog as originally intended. I was hoping to recap the postseason & have 1 or 2 posts per month during the spring & summer but that hasn't happened. I do, however, plan to continue coverage throughout the fall. This is not a farewell, rather a status update. This blog will continue!
If you have any comments, suggestions or additions for the site, please email me at WilsonBulldogsFootball@gmail.com.
Summer camp begins Monday, August 15th! Bulldog football is almost back!
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