When you are selling an investment property, we always recommend consulting your financial planner first. Your financial planner can ensure that selling the property is appropriate for the short and long-term health of your investment portfolio. In Perth, it is especially important because the market is so competitive.
When selling a property, we have seen common mistakes that many investors make that must be avoided. Here are the most important ones.
When selling a property, many forget that it is the tenants who have paid for most of their property and in many cases have provided them with positive cash flow. Always remember that no matter how badly you want to sell, your tenants still have rights.
Instead of violating the rights of tenants who are fulfilling their tenancy contracts, why not make them part of the process? Let them know if you are planning an open house. Most of all, offer them financial incentives for their trouble. Usually, this will be in the form of rental credits or a pre-agreed fee per visitor or open house.
A happy tenant can help you sell your house faster, especially if they have incentive.
Yes, we said "team." That should include, at the very least, a financial planner, a mortgage broker and a real estate firm. Timing is extremely important in any sale, especially in the Perth market and wrong timing can cost thousands of dollars. If you are selling because you are in the panic mode, your team may be able to provide an alternative solution.
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Tax season is about to begin, so if you've got some extra time this (long) weekend, you may want to start gathering all those receipts from 2015 that you're going to need to begin the timely preparation of your return. Among the ones you may want to start tracking down are receipts for eligible medical expenses.
For the 2015 tax year, valid medical expenses qualify for a 15 per cent federal medical expense tax credit (METC) as well as a provincial credit, provided they exceed a minimum threshold equal to the lesser of three per cent of your net income or $2,208.
The tax rules allow you to can claim the METC for expenses you incurred for yourself, your spouse (or partner) and your kids under age 18. To qualify, the medical service or item must be specifically listed as an "eligible" medical expense under the Income Tax Act. Medical devices must be prescribed by a medical practitioner.
The Canada Revenue Agency recently published its response to a taxpayer's query as to whether the cost of a Segway — the two-wheeled, motorized transportation device with handlebars — would be an eligible expense for purposes of claiming the METC.
In addition to allowing a wheelchair as a medical expense, the Tax Act also permits the cost of a "device that is exclusively designed to assist an individual in walking where the individual has a mobility impairment" as well as "power-operated … transportation equipment designed exclusively for use by, or for, a disabled individual to allow the individual access to different areas of a building" to be claimed as valid medical expenses.
But, again, the CRA's position was that since a Segway is designed to be a "general transportation device … not 'exclusively designed' for individuals with mobility impairments," its cost would not qualify for the METC. The CRA cited the frequent examples of Segway use by postal delivery workers and police officers.


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WT Receives Major Support from Legislators for Agriculture Studies
CANYON, Texas—In the latest meeting of the Board of Regents for the Texas A&M University System, administrators announced Texas legislators granted a record amount in new funding for TAMUS institutions.
The appropriations bill for the FY 2020-21 state budget allotted $157 million in capital for the advancement of the System including $2 million for the Department of Agricultural Sciences at West Texas A&M University. The funding will be used to help establish a food animal production initiative to serve the Texas Panhandle and this includes the hiring of additional professors.
"The WT Department of Agriculture has experienced tremendous growth in student numbers and moved into a new Agricultural Complex in August 2018. The funded food animal production initiative now allows for the addition of faculty, instructors and graduate students to meet the needs of teaching, research and outreach for the Texas Panhandle and beyond," Dr. Kevin Pond, dean of the Paul Engler College of Agriculture and Natural Sciences.
Along with WT's funding, TAMUS also received the Texas Division of Emergency Management as its eighth state agency, which will allow for better coordination between TAMUS's disaster response operations such as Texas A&M Task Force One, the Texas A&M Forest Service and the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. Additionally, a small institution supplement was granted to support universities in Galveston, Texarkana, Central Texas, San Antonio, Laredo, Kingsville and Prairie View.
"We are grateful to the Governor, Lt. Governor, Speaker and state lawmakers for considering positively our requests," said Chancellor John Sharp. "They have made a huge difference in resources for the Texas A&M System to carry out its critical mission of education, research and service to our great state."
Governor Greg Abbott reviews the appropriations bill and other legislation, and the Comptroller's office certifies there will be funds to cover state appropriations for the next two years. The Legislature added $201 million to universities statewide this year.
Intan Noer on 7.17.2019
Very good article! Education funding is indeed needed to support student innovation. especially in the agriculture department which produces important graduates for the future. the amount of innovation in agriculture is supposed to be supported by its implementation, one way is to fund. I read in this article (source: https://www.unair.ac.id/site/article/read/2580/digital-application-for-farmer-by-unair-student-wins-medal-in-thailand.html), the student who created the application for farmers, won a silver medal at the Malaysia-Indonesia-Thailand International Symposium on Innovation and Creativity (IMIT SIC). a proud achievement, therefore it must be supported to be realized.
Bobby Coleman on 6.28.2019
WTAMU It great too hear about the Agriculture studies,what type of courses will be offered will there be any Ag meteorology courses? thank you Bobby

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When I try to run the Teams update in the console it works correctly.
Although, when I try to run the users update in the console I receive update failed: Access denied.
I'm quite confused, as I have very similar update calls in other parts of my app, and they run perfectly.
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Should my Meteor.methods be located in /server?

A: Check your code for Meteor.users.allow rules. You have removed the insecure package using (meteor remove insecure). This means you have to explicitly give meteor an allow rule for example:
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On Tuesday, May 9, 2017, the Brazilian Embassy hosted a celebration of the International Day of the Portuguese Language (Dia Internacional da Lingua Portuguesa). The invitees included ambassadors and selected diplomats from all of the Portuguese-speaking countries, as well as a panel comprised of Portuguese professors from five universities and other institutions including Johns Hopkins and Brown, as well as the World Bank and the Foreign Affairs School. SPAP's own Dr. Regina Igel, Professor of Portuguese at the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of Maryland, attended and participated in the event as a moderator and organizer of this diverse teaching panel. Guests enjoyed an exquisite selection of food from each of the different Lusophone countries at the after-party.
A former undergraduate student of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese was also in attendance at the event, Amanda Lawrence, who is now an experienced Spanish teacher at Clarksburg High School. Although she graduated with a BA in Spanish from UMD, Ms. Laurence also had the opportunity to take classes in the Portuguese language with Professor Igel. After teaching Spanish for a little over a decade, Clarksbury High School decided to introduce a pilot program for Portuguese in 2016. With her multilingual background, Ms. Laurence took on the challenge, and she is now in charge of the only Portuguese class offered in any MCPS school, and possibly in the whole state of Maryland.
Recently, the Minister of Education, Mendonça Filho, along with others from the Brazilian Embassy, visited Clarksburg High School. Ms. Laurence and her students gave them a tour of the school in Portuguese, and she was later invited to the Embassy to enjoy this special event. Below is her letter to Professor Igel.
Oi! Boa tarde!
I met you (again) at the Brazilian Embassy last night and I didn't get a chance to talk to you more, so I decided to email you! My name is Amanda and you were my Portuguese teacher in college about 15 years ago! I have been teaching Spanish for 11 years at Clarksburg High School in MCPS. Last year, they decided to run a pilot program for Portuguese. There was no one to teach it, and so in order for the class to run, I agreed to. It is currently the only Portuguese class offered in any MCPS school and probably in the whole state of Maryland!
When I took Portuguese in your class, I fell in love with it. I liked it more than Spanish, which was my major. I have had to learn it all over again in order to teach it, which has been a lot of work, but also has been very gratifying work. As I was relearning Portuguese, I could still hear your voice and your accent! You were an excellent Professora and it's amazing that taking your class so many years ago, opened up this door for me.
Recently, the Minister of Education, Mendonça Filho, along with others from the Brazilian Embassy, visited Clarksburg High School. My Portuguese students and I gave them a tour of the school in Portuguese. It was such a neat experience! And again, being invited to the Embassy last night was just as amazing of an experience. As I sat there listening to you, I felt like things had come full circle. If someone told me 15 years ago in your class that one day I'd be sitting at the embassy listening to that panel, as a Portuguese teacher myself, I may not have believed it! Haha!
I hope you are well and wanted you to know that it was great to see you!
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Q: What are the differences between classical Yang-Baxter Equation and quantum Yang-Baxter Equation? what are the differences between classical Yang-Baxter Equation and quantum Yang-Baxter Equation? Thank you very much.

A: This is basically a comment to the answer of Mariano Suárez-Alvar,  but it's too long for a comment. I want to say what is the connection of classical and quantum YBE and to correct a little omition.
A solution of Yang-Baxter equation is called an R-matrix.
In the quantum YBE, $R$ is an element of $H\otimes H$, where $H=U_h\mathfrak{g}$ is a quantum group, i.e. a deformation of the enveloping algebra $U\mathfrak{g}$. ($R$ is supposed to make the category of $H$-modules to a braided monoidal category. In particular it should give a representation of the braid group $B_n$ on the $n$-fold tensor power of any module $V$; quantum YBE is just the relevant relation in $B_3$.)
Classical YBE is a 1st order approximation of the quantum YBE. It is an equation for an element $r\in\mathfrak{g}\otimes\mathfrak{g}$, it says $[r_{12}, r_{13}] + [r_{12}, r_{23}] + [r_{13}, r_{23}] = 0$. If $r$ is skew-symmetric then it's the equation written by Mariano. If not (and in the interesting cases it is not skew-symmetric) it can be written as $[r_{skew},r_{skew}]=\phi$ where $r_{skew}$ is the skew-symmetric part of $r$ and $\phi\in\wedge^3\mathfrak{g}$ is obtained from the symmetric part and from the structure constants of $\mathfrak{g}$.
By a theorem of Etingof and Kazhdan (building upon Drinfeld's results), any classical R-matrix can be extended to a quantum one.

A: Well, they are different equations...
In the classical equation, one looks for $R\in\Lambda^2\mathfrak g$ such that $$[R,R]=0,$$ where the bracket is Schouten's bracket in $\Lambda^\bullet\mathfrak g$, the exterior algebra on a Lie algebra $\mathfrak g$.
In the quantum one (in its non-parametric form...), one looks for endomorphisms $R:V\otimes V\to V\otimes V$ of tensor squares of vector spaces $V$ such that $$R_{12} \ R_{13} \ R_{23} = R_{23} \ R_{13} \ R_{12},$$ where the notation is explained, for example, in Wikipedia.


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Startup Pigzbe Creates Cryptocurrency Piggy-Wallet for Kids
On 04/30/2018 by Lee Masterson
Digital Financial Literacy
As the world moves inexorably towards becoming a cashless society, old-fashioned piggy banks are losing their appeal. They also fail to take into account the blockchain and cryptocurrencies. That's where the London-based Pigzbe digital piggy wallet comes in.
Co-founder and CEO of Pigzbe, Filippo Yacob, a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, believes that traditional piggy banks need a reboot to keep up with changing times. The result was the creation of Pigzbe, a cryptocurrency wallet that features an interactive app for kids aged 6 and older.
In an exclusive interview with The Scope Weekly, Yacob said, "We created Pigzbe to give an extremely easy entry point into the world of cryptocurrencies, for both parents and children. We're making Pigzbe friendly, frictionless and fun precisely to help parents and families take a small step in the space, and slowly learning alongside their children."
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The concept behind Pigzbe has been in development since 2015, but wasn't incorporated as a business until January 2018. The company plans to deliver the product and platform in Q2 2019.
From left to right: Jon Marshall, Founder & Chief Experience Officer. Filippo Yacob – Founder & CEO. Adam Amos – Founder & COO. Richard Williams, Founder & Head of Commercial Strategy. Photo credit: Adrian Brooks/Imagewise
In a white paper, Yacob also said, "Learning about money early is key to developing positive financial habits, but it will be impossible to do in an increasingly cashless society, and with current banking products."
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Similar digital savings apps tend to hinder the progress of young savers with high transfer fees or limit access to certain digital services to only specific geographic locations. Pigzbe was created as a solution designed to improve digital financial literacy in children, at the same time as engaging them to learn more about how their actions and decisions can affect their financial futures.
What Is Pigzbe?
Pigzbe is designed to act as a digital piggy bank that teaches kids to save money. But the app is far more than just a piggy bank. It's a 'piggy wallet' for children designed to teach kids to earn money through rewards and to spend their digital cash wisely.
The piggy wallet is powered by a decentralized blockchain ledger and uses a family-friendly cryptocurrency token known as Wollo. The white paper released for Pigzbe describes the piggy wallet as an "age appropriate learning experience for children, while enabling families to come together as microfinancing networks."
The intention is to enable parents to give pocket money or reward certain behaviors in children with Wollo tokens. The wallet itself is managed by the parent. Grandparents are also encouraged to participate in the Pigzbe environment, with the ability to gift or reward certain behaviors of grandchildren with Wollo tokens.
How Does Pigzbe Work?
Pigzbe uses a tangible product, combining a physical wallet device with a companion smartphone app. The Pink Pigzbe is a hand-held controller that can also be used as a gaming device to control Pigzbe inside the app.
The app is intended to enable children to play within an immersive environment. They learn to save, exchange, and spend the money they earn. Pigzbe provides a number of earnable tokens with each purchase of the device for referring other family members to use the app, thus increasing the number of participants who engage in their inter-familial network. The controller also provides children with visual feedback off-screen.
The Black Pigzbe acts as a cold storage device for adults designed to keep Wollos safe. Purchasing the wallet costs around $60 for the hand-held controller and the interactive app. The purchase price includes 200 Wollos, so you're ready to get started teaching your kids the financial lessons you want them to learn.
As children outgrow the app's gaming experience, the wallet is designed to act in the same way as any other secure cold storage wallet.
Should Parents Teach Kids about Cryptocurrency?
Yacob says, "The truth of the matter is, parents don't have much of a choice if they want their children to have a good grip on the modern financial system."
"When you think about it, a 1p or 1c coin has very little value once inside a piggy bank. You can't see how much that coin is worth against other currencies or goods. You can't model how much that coin is worth if you had 100 of them, or how much it could be worth over a period of time if you saved regularly. Traditional piggy banks are based on the idea of Victorian thrift. They are as good as stuffing money in a mattress, or burying it in a ditch; it goes nowhere."
"What makes Pigzbe so exciting is that it unlocks what a 1p or 1c could do once saved, and by making the experience digital you get a lot more out of it!"
Former PayPal CEO, Bill Harris, recently published his very public opinion that he believes bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are "the greatest scam of all time".
When asked how he felt about Harris' comments, Yacob said,
Of course PayPal CEO would say that. Cryptocurrencies have eaten his lunch, and are about to eat his dinner.
"Sales efforts at Pigzbe are already doing well, with thousands of units already placed by global distributors, and mounting interest from others. We're already very confident we can prove strong global demand at launch."
Teaching Kids Digital Financial Literacy
Yacob explains that "Pigzbe is a financial literacy product, as opposed to a savings product, where children and parents can enjoy a deeply educational experience without having to invest much. To that effect, fluctuation in the price of Wollo doesn't actually affect the gaming experience, or the learning."
The interactive app features games that revolve around saving and spending. Parents can transfer Wollo tokens from their own accounts into those of their children as rewards for completing chores or to give them pocket money.
Kids can also set tasks for themselves within the app, which can be rewarded by family members with tokens. The intention of allowing children to set their own tasks and then strive to achieve them is to encourage entrepreneurial thinking.
Yacob says, "For children, the game evolves on a weekly basis, and their world becomes more engaging as more Wollo is earnt and saved. As the child is sent Wollo from a family member, it emerges as a cloud, and rains down, which produces their weekly 'money tree', which grows according to how much the child plays the game and the amount of Wollo they earn."
Children are able to buy and pay for products in the real world with the money they've earned. However, their digital Wollo tokens first need to be converted to fiat currencies using a Wollo card.
The Wollo card is a payment card designed to allow children or parents to transfer Wollo to various different fiat currencies. The card can then be used in the real world to pay for transactions made online or offline with selected retailers.
Keep in mind that parents are able to implement parental control restrictions. When pre-programmed correctly, children are prevented from purchasing certain adult items, such as tobacco, alcohol, adult entertainment or online gambling.
Wollo ICO
Wollo (WLO) tokens will be issued by an initial coin offering (ICO) that opens to the public on June 13. The tokens will be available to trade on SDEX in July.
There is a fixed supply of Wollo, with 675 million Wollo token created in total. The inability to generate any further Wollo tokens after the ICO means zero inflation in terms of supply and no possibility of holdings being diluted with future increases in token supply. Being a part of a decentralized network also means Wollo are publicly auditable.
Yacob confirms that pre-sales of Wollo have already begun. He said "We're aiming to raise a total of $11.1 million, and we've already gathered enough in our private pre-sales to ensure platform and product delivery in Q2 2019."
Due to regulatory restrictions, American and Chinese citizens are unable to participate in pre-sales of the Wollo token or the ICO. Only accredited investors are able to partake in private placements of securities. American citizens can purchase the Pigzbe app and controller once the ICO is completed and the tokens are publicly available for trade.
Volatility in Cryptocurrency Pricing
While the theory behind the Pigzbe app and teaching kids about financial literacy is sound, it's interesting to consider how the traditional pricing volatility in cryptocurrencies will affect young children. Imagine explaining the concept of market volatility to a child who believed they had $100 in savings, only to learn their cryptocurrency savings might only be worth a few dollars today.
When asked about the potential volatility of Wollo prices, Yacob said "Wollo is a cryptocurrency that is designed for in-market use, meaning a high level of utility and constant turnover, rather than a store of value currency. For this reason, we don't anticipate it seeing as much volatility as other coins." He added, "Having said that, what children can do inside the game with Wollo doesn't really change, whether the price of Wollo is $1, $10, or $100. For children, the digital realm of games is real, and matters to them! 9 out of 10 games today have in-game currencies, for example, Roblox. Parents and children spend a lot of money to purchase a mock currency that has no value in the real world, but the simulalcra in which children use it matters to them. We're not reinventing the way children play with digital money. We're just improving it and giving it more purpose by giving it a value, and when things have real value, people's attitudes toward them are different."
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SCIENTOLOGY PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTER The Public Information Center offers more than 500 films, providing a complete introduction to every aspect of Dianetics and Scientology. It includes the beliefs and practices of the religion, a biographical presentation on the life and legacy of Founder, L. Ron Hubbard, as well as the many humanitarian initiatives and community outreach programs the Church supports.
INTRODUCTORY SERVICES The Church of Scientology Stuttgart provides for the delivery of all Introductory Services. Among the many services available are evening and weekend Dianetics and Scientology seminars imparting an overview of the fundamental principles and their application for living.
DIANETICS & SCIENTOLOGY BOOKSTORE The Church of Scientology Stuttgart Bookstore makes available L. Ron Hubbard's works on Dianetics and Scientology. In all, Mr. Hubbard's legacy comprises tens of millions of published words in dozens of books and thousands of recorded lectures. A Materials Guide Chart provides an informational overview of every book and lecture series and the subjects contained within each. Materials are available in 50 languages.
THE PURIFICATION CENTER L. Ron Hubbard developed the Purification Program to free individuals from the mental and spiritual harm caused by residues from drugs and toxins in the body tissue, through a regimen of exercise, sauna and nutrition. The Center's mural showcases the cultural icons that define Stuttgart's industrial excellence and achievements.
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The field of personalized medicine has been evolv- ing ever since the Human Genome Project1 was completed in 2003. During that program researchers identified specific genes linked to particular disease states such as the MSH2 gene with colon cancer, and variations in the FAD gene linked to Alzheimer's disease. Personalized medicine looks to exploit this information by tailoring drug therapies to a patient's gene mutation. To do this requires a diagnostic test for use by physicians to identify candidates for therapy and, specifically, what the proposed customized therapy should be. Termed Companion Diagnostics by FDA, the agency issued its first guidance2 in August 2014 to begin to define what constitutes a companion diagnostic and its regulatory path for filing.
The FDA guidance is intended to help companies identify the need for these tests during the earliest stages of drug development and to plan for the development of a drug and a companion test at the same time. The guidance finalizes and takes into consideration public comments on the draft guidance that FDA issued in 2011.
CFR 3. 2(e). It is not necessary to contact the Office of Combination Products about whether a therapeutic product and IVD companion diagnostic device pair is a combination product unless recommended by CDER, CBER, or CDRH. FDA intends to require separate marketing applications for a therapeutic product and an IVD companion diagnostic device intended for use with that therapeutic product regardless of whether the products could constitute a combination product.
So basically the agency is stating that if the drug and diagnostic requirement meet the definition of a combination product, they will require separate regulatory submissions. However, the FDA is willing to consider a single submission combination drug on a case by case basis.
The need for a companion diagnostic clouds the regulatory pathway for personal medicine innovators because the development timelines and skill sets are quite different for drug development and IVD development. It is quite possible that a novel drug therapy could be hung up waiting for the development of its companion diagnostic. Further confusing the issue is the FDA's desire in most cases to have the diagnostic complete before the drug therapy, although they have indicated they are willing to discuss this expectation on a case by case basis.


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Thorley war als Grafikdesigner tätig, ehe er später in die Immobilienverwaltung und -entwicklung wechselte.

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BEDMINSTER TOWNSHIP, NJ — President Donald Trump — who has been in office for just over six months — will vacation for 17 days in New Jersey starting Friday.
Trump frequently railed against President Obama's time spent on vacation, calling the trips a waste of taxpayer money when Obama should have been working. While campaigning, he said he had no intentions of leaving the White House for frequent vacations because he would be too busy.
Trump will spend the 17 days vacation at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster. He's spent time there already since assuming office. Trump has spent 13 of the 28 weekends he's been President out of Washington, D.C., according to reports.
That time has largely been spent at Trump properties in New Jersey and Florida. President Trump has golfed at both properties since he was sworn in. This is also something he said he'd be too busy to do once in office.
"I'm going to be working for you," he said while campaigning in August 2016. "I'm not going to have time to go play golf."
Trump was a frequent critic of President Obama's time off. Obama vacationed in Hawaii and Martha's Vineyard during his time in office. His trips cost about $97 million over an 8-year period.
President Trump is on pace to surpass Obama. Estimates are that he'll spend more on travel in his first year of office than Obama spent over two terms.


The first volume of the new Don Rosa Library is now available for pre-order at Amazon. The series of hardcover books will re-print, in chronological order, the complete collection of duck comic book stories by Keno Don Rosa. This first book will come out on January 9th 2009 in summer 20091 and contains his early work from 1987 and 1988, including his very first story Son of the Sun and the masterpiece Last Sled to Dawson, in which Uncle Scrooge goes back to the Klondike to find a sled he left there during the gold rush. The stories are restored, recolored, and furnished with numerous editorial features.
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It seems that for many or most people, having balance in life is an ideal. Finding time for everything, not sacrificing one part of life for another.
But maybe this goal is too idealistic. Eating well, sleeping well, time for friends and family, read every day, don't forget about exercise, throw in some meditation, and don't even think about skipping Game of Thrones. There are only so many hours in a day. And there are too many things on the to do list.
When thinking of all my greatest achievements, I don't know that I had any balance when pursuing them. When training for a marathon, all I did was run. I didn't do anything else. When I first moved to Japan and wanted to speak Japanese, it was all I could focus on. Eating healthily or exercising went out the window. In order to succeed, sometimes projects require more than what a balanced effort would give them.
Perhaps we should forget this ideal of balance, and commit. Commit to huge projects. Sacrifice some parts of life, and focus on others in order to achieve great goals.
I wonder about this constantly, in terms of how much effort I should put into organising J Con. Should I try to get a balance between all the different elements of my life, with J Con as one part? In the sense that nothing is perfect, especially a huge event you are organising for the very first time, perhaps it is better to have that balance and try to do just enough. Or maybe I should drop everything and work 24/7 to ensure J Con is as great as it can be.
I struggle with coming to a conclusion here. But recently I am sensing that life is cyclical. Everything is temporary. Although you might be focused all out on one goal for a certain period of time, that period will end soon enough. And then the focus changes. So maybe the ideal isn't balance every day, but balance in the long run. Certainly it seems that, although being healthy in the long term is a good ideal to have, if there were no unbalanced days with a few beers and a pizza, life would be the lesser for it.


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Kindness is a good habit that has a lasting effect that supports and reinforces the quest for the good life. Helping others bestows a sense of satisfaction that has two beneficiaries-the beneficiaries, the receiver of the help, and the one who provides the help. Over time, people who do good deeds develop a friendly and joyful personality that attracts and magnetizes those they associate with and brings kindness their way. Enclosed in this book are lists of ways you, your children, loved ones, friends, and family can demonstrate an act of kindness. If you can take time, each day to demonstrate an act of kindness listed in this book and everyone did the same, just think how much better the world we live in could become.
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29th Week after Pentecost. Tone three.
Nativity (St. Philip's Fast). Food with Oil
Venerable Patapius of Thebes (7th c.).
New Martyr John (Kochurov), priest (1918).
New Hieromartyr Sergius (1937).
Venerable Cyril, abbot of Chelma Hill (1367).
Holy Apostles of the Seventy: Sosthenes, Apollos, Cephas, Tychicus, Epaphroditus, Caesar, and Onesiphorus.
Holy 362 Martyrs of Africa, martyred by the Arians, and Martyr Anthusa, at Rome (5th c.).
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As the 112 Chibok schoolgirls marked their fifth anniversary in Boko Haram captivity on Sunday (today), the #BringBackOurGirls has once again accused the Federal Government of insincerity in rescuing the remaining abducted girls.
The Evangelical Church Winning All has also renewed its call on the Federal Government to fulfil its promise to secure the release of Leah Sharibu and others still in Boko Haram's captivity.
The Chairperson of the BBOG Strategy Group, Aisha Yesufu, alleged that the government had abandoned the Chibok schoolgirls and Leah Sharibu because they were from indigent families.
She added, "This is a shame of a nation that five years after, our daughters are still in captivity including Leah Sharibu. We just seemed to have moved on because they are children of the poor.
"The government is absolutely not sincere about rescuing them. They only issued a statement because tomorrow (today) is the fifth anniversary of the abduction. Nigerians also did not hold the government accountable," she stated.
Yesufu insisted that the rescue of the Boko Haram captives was the right of the schoolgirls as enshrined in the constitution.
The church made the position known in a communiqué signed by its President, Rev. Stephen Baba, and its General Secretary, Rev.Yinusa Nmadu, issued at the end of its 66th General Council meeting in Jos.
Meanwhile, the President said on Saturday that hope was not lost on the return of the remaining Chibok schoolgirls.
The Presidency, in a statement in Abuja, said Buhari would keep the promise he made to the parents of the girls to bring all of them back home safely.
"He is aware that this promise he made is the main reason the people of Chibok voted overwhelmingly for him in the February election. Although his government has so far succeeded in bringing back 107 of the girls, the President will not rest until the remaining girls are reunited with their families," the statement added.


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Q: A dictionary mapping words to lists of objects Here's my code so far:
*rit_object is a a private class that assigns types for each parameter
from rit_object import *

class YearCount(rit_object):
    __slots__ = ( 'year', 'count')
    _types = (int, int)

def createYearCount(year, count):
    return YearCount(year, count)

def readWordFile(fileName):
    #read in the entire unigram dataset
    for line in fileName:
        new = line.split(', ')
        print(new)
        #s = createYearCount(int(line[1]), line[2])
        #print(s)

def main():
    fileName = input('Enter filename: ')
    readWordFile(open(fileName))

main()

I have to read in a csv file which represents a word, the year, and the occurrences of that word in that year:
airport, 2007, 175702
airport, 2008, 173294
request, 2005, 646179
request, 2006, 677820
request, 2007, 697645
request, 2008, 795265
wandered, 2005, 83769
wandered, 2006, 87688
wandered, 2007, 108634
wandered, 2008, 171015

My readWordFile function should input a fileName and output a dictionary mapping words to lists of YearCount object. the output should look like:
{'airport': [YearCount( year=2007, count=175702 ), YearCount( year=2008,
count=173294 )], 'wandered': [YearCount( year=2005, count=83769 ),
YearCount( year=2006, count=87688 ), YearCount( year=2007, count=108634 ),
YearCount( year=2008, count=171015 )], 'request': [YearCount( year=2005,
count=646179 ), YearCount( year=2006, count=677820 ), YearCount( year=2007,
count=697645 ), YearCount( year=2008, count=795265 )]}

I'm not sure how to use dictionary mapping. How do I create the dictionary containing a the word as they key and the value is the YearCount object containing the year and count.?

A: first you should have a dict obj
result = {}

then, in function readWordFile
new = line.split(', ')
id = new[0]
yc = createYearCount(int(new[1]), new[2])
# add to list or create a new list
if (not result.has_key(id)):
        result[id] = [yc]
    else:
        result[id].append(yc)


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Bangalore, March 4 2018: Karnataka state has laid claim to building the worlkd's largest solar power farm: the 2000 MW Pavagada Solar Park, named Shakti Sthala, is located in the arid Tumkur district of the state, spanning 13,000 acres across 5 villages.
Over 2,300 farmers of Pavagada Taluk joined the Government as partners, stakeholders, shareholders -- and beneficiaries. The project has been executed within a record time of two years, with zero land acquisition. The farmers who have leased out their land are earning Rs 21,000 per acre as rental, an amount which is expected to grow by 5% every two years.
The park was inaugurated on March 1 by Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramiah.
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The holding midfielder is a role seldom mentioned on the playground when kids are using jumpers for goalposts and even in the professional game it's a position that has long gone underappreciated, particularly by the average fan but times are changing and now pretty much every team has an anchorman in their line up.
Why did it take such a long time to pick up on the role? Well the truth is, it didn't really but it never had a label. In an old fashioned 4-4-2, one of the central pair would often sit to do a similar job as the other broke forwards but greater fluidity was afforded. As formations have developed and full-backs have become more offensively minded the 'sitter' becomes a more visible presence on the pitch.
Claude Makelele was the first that springs to mind who received praise and adoration for his performances. He became the benchmark by which all defensive midfielders were compared and here we look at the 10 best currently plying their trade.
10. Declan Rice – West Ham
Under-rated and over-exerted in a struggling West Ham side, the young star has shown his composure time and again, and the club would be lost without his ball-winning and ball-distribution skills. It's worth remembering he's only 21, and has a big future ahead for the England national team.
With another hugely impressive season for the Hammers under his belt, expect either the captain's armband to be thrown his way in east London, or else a big-money move to a top Premier League side if Plan A doesn't come to fruition for David Moyes.
9. Wilfred Ndidi – Leicester City
Given the near-impossible task of replacing N'Golo Kante, the Nigerian didn't disappoint and has gone from strength to strength since his arrival at the King Power Stadium. Many Foxes fans even rate him higher than their former French star.
That's thanks to another stellar season under the guidance of Brendan Rodgers, with Ndidi's 128 league tackles for the campaign just one behind Aaron Wan-Bissaka at the very top. Playing in Belgium for Genk just three years ago, he's now reportedly wanted by Manchester United and Real Madrid.
8. Rodri – Manchester City
City needed a replacement for the aging Fernandinho, but nobody could have predicted that they'd find the perfect one so quickly. Spaniard Rodri made an immediate impact upon arrival, filling the Brazilian's shoes effortlessly.
With a slick range of passing, a footballing brain and the build to easily brush aside any oncoming attackers, the 24-year-old is the perfect fit for Pep Guardiola's system. A 93% pass success percentage across the league and Champions League this season epitomises his composed approach to the game.
7. Idrissa Gueye – PSG
A Ligue 1 winner with Lille a decade ago, the Senegal international's energetic performances came to real prominence during his three-year spell at Everton. His debut campaign at Goodison saw him claim the most tackles in the league, while also making the highest number of tackles and interceptions across Europe's top five divisions for the 2016 calendar year.
The Toffees couldn't persuade their star man to stay, and he's now more than holding his own amongst all the talent in the world in Paris, playing a key role in the club's league and cup double this season.
6. Fabinho – Liverpool
Certainly not the typical Brazilian footballer, but one that Liverpool fans have come to adore despite him only joining the club in 2018. A few world-class goals have helped increase his already-glowing stock at Anfield.
With Andy Robertson and Trent Alexander-Arnold constantly bombing forward, it's Fabinho who is often tasked with staying back to pick up the pieces. With aggression, cunning and sheer hunger to win the ball for his time, the 26-year-old is the perfect man for the job.
5. N'Golo Kante – Chelsea
The Premier League hasn't seen much of the lively French midfielder this season, but when he's on the pitch doing what he does best, there is rarely anyone better. Breaking up the play comes naturally to the gifted and much-loved Parisian.
Non-stop running with and without the ball is a real asset for any team, but with Chelsea going through major reconstruction under Frank Lampard, it's hard to know where Kante's future lies.
4. Marcelo Brozovic – Inter Milan
A crucial member of Croatia's memorable 2018 World Cup journey, Brozovic has been equally important at club level for several years now, making the transition from box-to-box midfielder to a holding role under Antonio Conte.
His three goals and six assists this season have been an extra bonus for Inter as they kept the pressure on Juventus in Serie A, with a pass success rate of 89.3% in all competitions certainly no mean feat.
3. Joshua Kimmich – Bayern Munich
Many players have made the switch from full-back to defensive midfield over the years, but none have done it quite as naturally as Kimmich. His passion, bravery and comfort on the ball helped ease the Bavarians to another title, with six goals and 13 assists in all competitions a phenomenal record.
At 25, he is already a well-established figure at Bayern and for the German national team, with his progression certain to have no limits for both club and country in the near future. He'll be one of the world's best anywhere on the pitch very soon.
2. Sergio Busquets – Barcelona
An experienced player who has made the defensive midfield role his own over the years, largely down to his no-nonsense approach and a strict reliance on defensive duties above all else.
The Spaniard knows his worth in an attacking team, and takes ball possession to a whole new level. A 90% pass success rate across all competitions this season typifies the 32-year-old's accomplished nature.
1. Casemiro – Real Madrid
The complete defensive midfielder, and a mainstay in an ever-changing team under Zinedine Zidane. The Brazilian even chipped in with four goals and three assists as Madrid regained their crown from rivals Barcelona this season.
A serial winner with Real Madrid, and certain to go down as a legend in the Spanish capital thanks to his continuous dominance in the heart of a hugely talented midfield. And he's still only 28.
There you have it, our view on the best defensive midfielders in the world right now. Do you agree with our list? Where have we got it wrong? Leave your comments below.
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We honor the memory of the dedicated RC German instructor, master storyteller, and gifted amateur baker
Reflections by Janet Hegman Shier
Dear RC Family,
I am profoundly sad to share with you that long-time RC German Lecturer, Erica Paslick, passed away on January 4, 2019. Erica was a dedicated and beloved RC faculty member from the mid- eighties till 2009, during which time she also received her PhD (in 1996) from the UM Department of Comparative Literature. She was an enthusiastic German teacher and especially loved teaching grammar and German Romanticism. She also taught many RC first year seminars, translation and literature courses in the RC Comparative Literature Program, and Great Books (for the Honors Program). Erica was a proud and active member of LEO.
Erica always had a kind word to say to others; she was bright, witty, attentive and had the patience of an angel. She valued talking to colleagues and students and one never felt rushed with her, whether talking about philosophical ideas, education, politics, daily life, or personal matters. It is no surprise that when I talk to RC German alumni, they often ask about Erica. Likewise, Erica was always eager to hear updates on former students. In recent years, Erica sometimes asked me how she might contact individual students. One such student from the mid-1990s received a letter in German in Erica's beautiful handwriting. This resulted in the student making a visit from Korea in 2016 to reconnect in person with Erica and the program.
Erica was caring, she made a strong impression, and she cultivated a strong relationship with students and faculty, alike. She took the time to get to know others and her personal touch was evident in everything she said or did. She had a way of taking people under her wing. I'm sure everyone who knew Erica has fond memories of her. I would like to share a few of my own memories of Erica here. I hope that they will bring a smile to your face.
In her first years teaching in the RC, Erica would invite the whole German program (students and faculty) to her home, where we quickly devoured the intricate German cookies she had spent days or even weeks making from scratch. We also watched with a sense of awe and magic (and a certain degree of trepidation) as she lit the many tiny candles (real candles!) on the Christmas tree in the corner of her living room.
Erica's cooking and baking were special. I remember that Erica volunteered to bake several Linzertorten, which we sold at an early Deutsches Theater performance in the "Halfway Inn."
For that same production she also sewed (in my office, on very short notice) two giant white angel costumes, after only being given the critical instruction to make sure that giant flapping metal angel wings would fit over them. No measurements. No questions asked. We had our angel gowns in short order. Erica was always helpful, even in a pinch.
Erica was full of life and she loved telling stories as much as everybody liked hearing them. I recall once dodging a giant white carving knife Erica swung as she animatedly told me a story, while we walked together to the German Kaffeestunde. From that experience, I quickly learned that Erica's flair for storytelling made her better suited to carry the cake, not the knife!
Erica had a healthy phobia of germs; if she sensed that a student sitting near her at the lunch table was sick, she would simply stand up and move to the other end of the table! At the same time, if she sensed that a student who had missed class was not sick, she'd call that student from her office and invite the student to come talk with her immediately. She was practical and had a direct way about her.
Erica gladly shared with students that she had made many mistakes in English as a child growing up in America in a home where German was spoken. For example, she always loved riding the "alligator" (escalator) in big department stores. One of my fondest memories of Erica is that despite the fact that she had no perceptible German accent when she spoke English, she rolled her "r" when speaking the word "three." I never noticed her rolling her "r" in other words and will never know if her "thr-r-r-r-r-ee" was simply for dramatic affect!
Erica was a talented scholar, poet, and translator. She was a real renaissance woman, who had a deep interest in physiology, philosophy, literature, and art. She was a talented artist, who drew and painted beautiful watercolors of landscapes and flowers. Indeed, she approached everything she did with careful thought and artistic flair.
Most of all, Erica loved teaching and it was a joy to have her as a colleague. I am sure that all who remember her will miss her perfect blend of seriousness, charm, and light-heartedness and will miss those beautiful, smiling eyes and that cute little chuckle she often emitted. Erica was a listener and a true friend. Those who knew her well personally know that Erica could move easily between roles of cheerleader, confidante, sympathetic listener, and mentor. Her honesty, loyalty, resourcefulness, and grace made her a friend and colleague like no other.
She loved and appreciated her Residential College teaching experience and I know she felt that she had found her niche in the RC community. In typical Erica fashion, Erica protested when she learned that Karein Goertz and I wanted to throw a retirement party for her in the RC, yet after team-teaching with Erica for 24 years, I knew her well enough to know that if we provided her options for dates for the party, she would pick one. Erica never wanted to be the center of attention or "fussed over" as she would have said. Nevertheless, she did love the big 2009 retirement party in her honor, at which she received numerous personal gifts, and heard tributes. She also received a reading list for retirement with recommendations from the whole
faculty, and she received several testimonials from former students, one of which I am sharing here with permission of its author, Luke Randall (RC 2006):
Frau Paslick. What isn't there to say about this extraordinary woman? An older professor but only in form. Her spirit will never lose the embrace of Neverneverland. She is the rare kind of professor who truly cares about each student. When I struggled with the German language, she made no hesitation to give me assistance and one of her own German review books. I consistently forgot to return that book for the next three years of school and was subsequently racked with guilt that I didn't cure until graduation day.
I think the strongest memory I have of her was just outside the quad when I was nearing my graduation. It had been a couple of years since I had a class with her so it was nice to run into her outside EQ. She asked me what was next in my life and I gave my usual programmed answer about finding film work on one of the coasts that actually only served to cover up the terror I had about my uncertain future. At the time I had so little concept of what to do with my life that graduation seemed less like a celebration than it did the end of my exciting life, a movement into a bleak nine to five existence. I quickly changed the subject to her life. I was curious as to how much longer she planned to continue to teach for U of M. So I ignorantly asked "How much longer are you going to be here? I imagine you're ready to settle down from this?" I will never forget her response. She replied without hesitation, "Oh Luke, I don't ever plan on settling down. I have many dreams left to finish." This has stuck with me more than anything. She may be an older woman but hell if she'll ever let that or anything else stop her. I hope to live my life like that. At graduation all RC students are allowed a minute before their peers and professors to do whatever they wish. There are speeches, songs, performances, or even the simple, "thank you." At a loss as to what to do I used my time to finally return the German Review book to Erica but when I reached out to hand it to her she stopped me and with that radiant smile said, "I want you to keep it as a souvenir." It stands on my desk reminding me never to merely settle. She may be retiring from the university, but she's really headed to finish her dreams. Vielen Dank, Frau Paslick. Ich werde Sie nie vergessen. (translation: Many thanks, Mrs. Paslick. I will never forget you.)
My last visit with Erica is one I will treasure. Despite having some trouble hearing she enjoyed the chance to reminisce and, as always, we talked about anything and everything. She was as sharp, clear-headed, and thoughtful as ever. She was also the same feisty Erica we all loved.
Erica's son told me that she died peacefully at home one month shy of her 90th birthday with family members at her side. Erica was preceded in death in Feb. 2018 by her husband and loving companion, Robert "Bob" Paslick, who taught for many years in the LSA German Department. She left behind four children, four grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.
With fond memories of Erica,
Janet Hegman Shier
East Quad
701 E. University
rescollege@umich.edu


Betty H. Stewart, provost and vice president for academic affairs at Midwestern State University and a biochemist, will become the provost and executive vice president at the University of North Texas at Dallas in February 2017. She was selected through a nationwide search.
Stewart, who earned her Ph. D. in protein biochemistry and biological sciences from Carnegie-Mellon University, was vice president for academic affairs and dean of the faculty at Eckerd College in 2010 after serving as dean of the College of Science and Mathematics at Midwestern State University for four years beginning in 2010. Dr. Stewart was recruited back to Midwestern State as provost in 2012.
As provost, Stewart will shape educational and academic priorities and build programs that align with the university's mission to become a pathway to social mobility for students and the community.
"I am a firm believer in the transformational power of education and in providing opportunities to create a better life for students and their families," Dr. Stewart said.
A native of Mississippi, Dr. Stewart was the first female promoted to the rank of professor of chemistry at Austin College. She served as chair of the chemistry department there from 2000-2006. She left the Sherman, Texas liberal arts college to join Midwestern State, as well as carrying the rank of professor of chemistry at the Wichita Falls, Texas institution. Dr. Stewart received her bachelor's degree in biochemistry from Mississippi State University.


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2010 College Football All-America Team
The College Football All-America Team is an honor given annually to the best American college football players at their respective positions. The original All-America team was the 1889 College Football All-America Team selected by Casper Whitney and Walter Camp.[1][2][3] In 1950 the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau, which is the National Collegiate Athletic Association's (NCAA) service bureau, compiled the first list of All-Americans including first-team selections on teams created for a national audience that received national circulation with the intent of recognizing selections made from viewpoints that were nationwide.[4] Since 1952, College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) has bestowed Academic All-American recognition on male and female athletes in Divisions I, II, and III of the NCAA as well as National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics athletes, covering all NCAA championship sports.[5]
The 2010 College Football All-America Team is composed of the following College Football All-American first teams: Associated Press (AP), Football Writers Association of America (FWAA), American Football Coaches Association (AFCA), Walter Camp Foundation (WCFF), The Sporting News (TSN), Sports Illustrated (SI), Pro Football Weekly (PFW), ESPN, CBS Sports (CBS), College Football News (CFN), Rivals.com, and Scout.com.
Currently, NCAA compiles consensus all-America teams in the sports of Division I-FBS football and Division I men's basketball using a point system computed from All-America teams named by coaches associations or media sources. The system consists of three points for first team, two points for second team and one point for third team. Honorable mention and fourth team or lower recognitions are not accorded any points. Football consensus teams are compiled by position and the player accumulating the most points at each position is named first team consensus all-American. Currently, the NCAA recognizes All-Americans selected by the AP, AFCA, FWAA, TSN, and the WCFF to determine Consensus All-Americans.[6]
Offense Edit
Quarterback Edit
Andrew Luck, Stanford (PFW)
Kellen Moore, Boise State (FWAA)
Cam Newton, Auburn -- CONSENSUS -- (AFCA, AP, TSN, WCFF, CBS, CFN, ESPN, Rivals.com, Scout.com, SI)
Running back Edit
Kendall Hunter, Oklahoma State -- CONSENSUS -- (AFCA, AP, WCFF, PFW, Scout.com)
LaMichael James, Oregon -- UNANIMOUS -- (AFCA, AP, FWAA, TSN, WCFF, CBS, CFN, ESPN, Rivals.com, Scout.com, SI)
Marcus Lattimore, South Carolina (CFN)
Denard Robinson, Michigan (FWAA)
Jordan Todman, Connecticut (TSN, CBS, ESPN, Rivals.com, SI)
Wide receiver Edit
Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State -- UNANIMOUS -- (AFCA, AP, FWAA, TSN, WCFF, CBS, CFN, ESPN, PFW, Rivals.com, Scout.com, SI)
Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma -- CONSENSUS -- (AP, FWAA, TSN, WCFF, CBS, CFN, Rivals.com, SI)
A.J. Green, Georgia (PFW)
Alshon Jeffery, South Carolina (AFCA, FWAA, ESPN, Rivals.com, Scout.com)
Tight end Edit
Michael Egnew, Missouri -- CONSENSUS -- (AP, WCFF, CBS, CFN, Scout.com)
Lance Kendricks, Wisconsin -- CONSENSUS -- (AFCA, TSN, PFW, SI)
Tackle Edit
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Gabe Carimi, Wisconsin -- UNANIMOUS -- (AFCA, AP, FWAA, TSN, WCFF, CBS, CFN, ESPN, Rivals.com, Scout.com, SI)
Anthony Castonzo, Boston College (CFN, PFW, Scout.com)
Jonathan Martin, Stanford (Scout.com)
Derek Sherrod, Mississippi State (CBS, CFN, Rivals.com)
Nate Solder, Colorado -- CONSENSUS -- (AP, FWAA, TSN, WCFF, ESPN, PFW, SI)
Lee Ziemba, Auburn -- CONSENSUS -- (AFCA, FWAA, WCFF, SI)
Guard Edit
Clint Boling, Georgia (PFW)
Cordy Glenn, Georgia (PFW)
Rodney Hudson, Florida State -- UNANIMOUS -- (AFCA, AP, FWAA, TSN, WCFF, CBS, CFN, ESPN, Rivals.com, Scout.com, SI)
John Moffitt, Wisconsin (AP, CBS, ESPN, Rivals.com)
Stefen Wisniewski, Penn State (AFCA, Scout.com)
Center Edit
Chase Beeler, Stanford -- CONSENSUS -- (AFCA, AP, TSN, CBS, CFN, ESPN, Rivals.com)
Mike Brewster, Ohio State (FWAA)
Jake Kirkpatrick, TCU (TSN, WCFF)
Mike Pouncey, Florida (PFW)
Defense Edit
End Edit
Da'Quan Bowers, Clemson -- UNANIMOUS -- (AFCA, AP, FWAA, TSN, WCFF, CBS, CFN, ESPN, PFW, Rivals.com, Scout.com, SI)
Wayne Daniels, TCU (FWAA)
Ryan Kerrigan, Purdue -- UNANIMOUS -- (AFCA, AP, FWAA, TSN, WCFF, CBS, CFN, ESPN, Rivals.com, Scout.com, SI)
Jabaal Sheard, Pittsburgh (AFCA)
J.J. Watt, Wisconsin (PFW)
Adrian Clayborn, Iowa -- CONSENSUS -- (AFCA, WCFF)
Jared Crick, Nebraska (Rivals.com)
Marcell Dareus, Alabama (PFW)
Nick Fairley, Auburn -- CONSENSUS -- (AP, FWAA, TSN, WCFF, CBS, CFN, ESPN, PFW, Rivals.com, Scout.com, SI)
Drake Nevis, LSU (CBS)
Stephen Paea, Oregon State -- CONSENSUS -- (AP, TSN, CFN, ESPN, SI)
Linebacker Edit
Vontaze Burfict, Arizona State (TSN)
Tank Carder, TCU (AFCA, ESPN)
Lavonte David, Nebraska (CBS, Rivals.com)
Mason Foster, Washington (CFN, Rivals.com, Scout.com)
Justin Houston, Georgia (FWAA, PFW)
Nate Irving, North Carolina State (Scout.com, SI)
Greg Jones, Michigan State -- UNANIMOUS -- (AFCA, AP, FWAA, TSN, WCFF, CBS, Scout.com, SI)
Luke Kuechly, Boston College -- UNANIMOUS -- (AFCA, AP, FWAA, TSN, WCFF, CBS, CFN, ESPN, PFW, Rivals.com, Scout.com, SI)
Von Miller, Texas A&M -- CONSENSUS -- (AP, WCFF, ESPN, PFW, Scout.com)
Danny Trevathan, Kentucky (CFN)
Cornerback Edit
Prince Amukamara, Nebraska -- UNANIMOUS -- (AFCA, AP, FWAA, TSN, WCFF, CBS, ESPN, PFW, Rivals.com Scout.com, SI)
Chimdi Chekwa, Ohio State (FWAA, CFN)
Cliff Harris, Oregon (Scout.com)
Jayron Hosley, Virginia Tech (WCFF, Scout.com)
Patrick Peterson, LSU -- UNANIMOUS -- (AFCA, AP, FWAA, TSN, WCFF, CBS, CFN, ESPN, PFW, Rivals.com, Scout.com, SI)
Reggie Rembert, Air Force (AFCA)
Safety Edit
Mark Barron, Alabama (FWAA)
Ahmad Black, Florida (CBS, CFN, Rivals.com)
Quinton Carter, Oklahoma -- CONSENSUS -- (AFCA, AP, ESPN, SI)
Eric Hagg, Nebraska (PFW)
Jaiquawn Jarrett, Temple (PFW)
Tejay Johnson, TCU -- CONSENSUS -- (AP, WCFF, CBS, ESPN, Rivals.com, SI)
Rahim Moore, UCLA (TSN)
Robert Sands, West Virginia (TSN)
Special teams Edit
Kicker Edit
Dan Bailey, Oklahoma State (Scout.com)
Alex Henery, Nebraska (AP, CBS, CFN, ESPN, PFW, Rivals.com, SI)
Danny Hrapmann, Southern Miss (WCFF)
Josh Jasper, LSU -- CONSENSUS -- (FWAA, TSN)
Will Snyderwine, Duke (AFCA)
Punter Edit
Drew Butler, Georgia (PFW)
Chas Henry, Florida -- CONSENSUS -- (AP, TSN, WCFF, CBS, CFN, ESPN, Rivals.com, Scout.com, SI)
Kyle Martens, Rice (AFCA)
Quinn Sharp, Oklahoma State (FWAA)
All-purpose/Return specialist Edit
Randall Cobb, Kentucky (AP, ESPN, SI)
Cliff Harris, Oregon -- CONSENSUS -- (FWAA, TSN, CBS, ESPN, PFW, Rivals.com, SI)
Jeremy Kerley, TCU (Rivals.com)
Owen Marecic, Stanford (AFCA)[7]
Eric Page, Toledo -- CONSENSUS -- (TSN, WCFF)
Patrick Peterson, LSU (CBS, PFW)
William Powell, Kansas State (CFN)
Shaky Smithson, Utah (WCFF, CFN, Scout.com)
↑ The Michigan alumnus. University of Michigan Library. 2010. p. 495. ASIN B0037HO8MY.
↑ Martin, John Stuart (October 61). "Walter Camp and His Gridiron Game". American Heritage 12 (6). http://www.americanheritage.com/articles/magazine/ah/1961/6/1961_6_50.shtml. Retrieved 2010-05-21.
↑ Newsome, Ron. "Amos Alonzo Stagg: Just Who Was This Guy, Anyway?". CBS Interactive/NCAA.org. http://www.ncaa.com/sports/m-footbl/champpage/inc/div3/m-footbl-div3-stagg.html. Retrieved 2010-05-21.
↑ "Football Award Winners". NCAA. http://www.docstoc.com/docs/4844195/Awards-compiled-NCAA-2008-Record-Book-Division-1-Football. Retrieved 2010-05-21.
↑ "Florida's Tim Tebow and Morningside's Beau Kildow top ESPN the Magazine's Academic All-America Football Team". College Sports Information Directors of America. 2009-11-24. http://www.cosida.com/news/2009/11/24/1124092136_4925.aspx. Retrieved 2010-02-12.[dead link]
↑ "2009–10 NCAA Statistics Policies (updated 9/2/2009)". National Collegiate Athletic Association. Archived from the original on 2010-05-21. http://www.webcitation.org/5pttSt9Pr. Retrieved 2010-05-21.
↑ The term "all-purpose", when used to describe a player, typically refers to one of two types of players:
A receiver or defensive back who also returns kicks, such as most of the other players on this list.
A player who fills multiple positions on the offensive side of the ball, such as Cobb, who frequently lines up as a receiver, running back, and wildcat quarterback.
Marecic does not fit this mold; he is instead a starting fullback and linebacker, and was the only player in Division I (either FBS or FCS) in 2010 who started on both offense and defense.
NCAA 2010 Consensus First Team All-Americans
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QB Cam Newton | RB Kendall Hunter | RB LaMichael James | WR Justin Blackmon | WR Ryan Broyles
OT Gabe Carimi | OT Nate Solder | OT Lee Ziemba | G Rodney Hudson | C Chase Beeler | TE Michael Egnew | TE Lance Kendricks
DE Da'Quan Bowers | DE Ryan Kerrigan | DT Adrian Clayborn | DT Nick Fairley | DT Stephen Paea
LB Greg Jones | LB Luke Kuechly | LB Von Miller
CB Prince Amukamara | CB Patrick Peterson | S Quinton Carter | S Tejay Johnson
P Chas Henry | PK Josh Jasper | KR/ST Cliff Harris
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Morning Rumble: Jim Boeheim talks suspension, Rawle Alkins receives a visit from Rohrssen
By Carmine Carcieri Sep 16, 2015, 8:31am EDT
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Today in the Morning Rumble, Jim Boeheim talks about the NCAA sanctions, Rawle Alkins' gets a visit from UNC and St. John's and the NCAA is investigating San Diego State.
Back in March, the NCAA handed down harsh penalties (vacated wins, Jim Boeheim suspension, reduced scholarships) to the Syracuse Orange for academic fraud and improper benefits that was hanging over the program for multiple years.
Boeheim told ESPN in an interview that the sanctions against him and the school are excessive and that the NCAA is trying to make an example out of Syracuse for other schools that are thinking about cheating. The head coach also mentioned that he doesn't think he did anything wrong and that it is not clear how the NCAA expects coaches to monitor their entire program.
Either way, pending appeal, Boeheim will not be coaching for the first nine ACC games.
Rawle Alkins continues to heat up in Carolina as Roy Williams and the Tar Heels paid a visit to Word of God Academy on Tuesday. Barry 'Slice' Rohrssen also was in attendance to see Alkins after he took an unofficial visit to St. John's last week.
On Monday, North Carolina State was at the school to key tabs on a 5-star prospect that could light it up in the class of 2016.
The NCAA is currently in the preliminary stages of an investigation into the San Diego State University basketball program for improper benefits.
The benefits could led the Aztecs to a Level I NCAA violation, which consists of the most severe punishments.
Steve Fisher, the team's head coach, was involved in the Ed Martin scandal (a benefits violation) at Michigan in the 1990s that vacated both of the Fab Four's Final Four appearances.
Miles Bridges says he is sick and tired of the recruiting process and he wants to make a decision. That life changing choice will come on October 3 as the 5-star small forward will choose between Indiana, Kentucky and Michigan State.
Bridges visited the Spartans this past weekend during the craziest Saturday of the year (the football team played Oregon) and the Michigan native is planning to take a trip to Kentucky this week.
After alienating donors, raising ticket prices and leaking a report to the media about Rick Barnes, Texas Athletic Director Steve Patterson has finally been fired.
Patterson did not have many supporters at the school as he put the student fan base on the back burner and told multiple media outlets that unless Rick Barnes fired members of his staff, the long time head coach would be gone. Now Barnes is at Tennessee and Patterson is without a job.
The West Virginia Mountaineers have lost James 'Beetle' Bolden for the season as the freshman point guard tore his ACL.
In order to rely on a full-court press in the Big 12, Bob Huggins must have a deep backcourt and unfortunately for West Virginia this only makes them thinner at the guard positions.


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Minutemen bring balanced scoring attack to Rhode Island Wednesday
Three different Minutemen have scored at least four goals this season
Caroline O'Connor/Collegian
By Amin Touri, Sports Editor
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With its first three points of the conference schedule safely in hand, the Massachusetts men's soccer team faces another major test on the road at Rhode Island on Wednesday.
Having picked up its first Atlantic 10 win over the weekend against George Mason, UMass (5-5-2, 1-2 A-10) turns its attention to a very strong URI (8-2, 2-1 A-10) side that received a vote in last week's United Soccer Coaches poll.
"They're a very good team," said UMass coach Fran O'Leary. "They've received votes, they're in and around the top 30 in the country, and our next two games are on the road against probably the best two teams in the conference. We played VCU, and then, Fordham and Rhode Island are probably the three best teams in the conference, so we're going to have our hands full. They've got an experienced team, return a lot of very good players, I think it'll be a great matchup. We want points on the road, we need points on the road, and the sooner the better."
The Minutemen enter the midweek matchup with a more balanced scoring attack than last year's iteration — DeAndrae Brown leads the way with six goals on the year, but Davis Smith and Jack Fulton are right on his heels having bagged four goals this season. Freshman James McPherson has struck twice for the Minutemen this fall, and Brandon Merklin and Jared McCleary each have a goal to their credit as well.
"It's great because you don't want to be relying on one guy hitting double-digits all the time," O'Leary said. "So it's nice that we've had goals from different players on the team, it's been a real positive for us."
"The goals are kind of spread out," Brown said. "I think it's more on our offense, we have a great attacking offense that's very versatile. I just happen to be on the end of a couple of them. There's a lot of chances in different areas, so there's a lot of chances for everyone to score in certain situations."
Despite only having started once all season — against Mason on Saturday — Brown's six goals leave him joint-second in the conference.
"He's terrific, DeAndrae's been fantastic," O'Leary said. "He's come into a starting role [on Saturday], he played practically every minute, he was a physical presence, the vast majority of his shots end up on target. He's scored six goals now with some limited playing time, but his play sort of demands more playing time and he's getting that now. He more often than not hits the target, even if he doesn't score he works the keeper, so we're very, very pleased with him."
Brown's exploits and the overall spreading of the wealth have also taken the goalscoring pressure off of Smith, who led the team and was second in the A-10 in goals in 2017. Though he isn't pumping in goals at the rate he did last fall, Smith has still been an impact player in the center of the park.
"[Smith]'s been fantastic," said O'Leary of his towering sophomore. "He's come into the midfield, he had a dominant performance against George Mason, he's always looking to get in the box. There'll be more goals from Davis before the season's over."
The Minutemen head to Kingston with a boost of confidence from Saturday's win, with the first points of the season finally out of the way.
"It was three points that we definitely needed," Smith said. "We understood the importance coming in, we took it very seriously, and those three points were a big first step but we've still got a long way to go."
The A-10 season is only three games deep but the Minutemen find themselves in ninth place, on the outside looking in at the conference tournament picture. UMass is far from out of it with 15 points left to play for, but O'Leary and his men need a solid run of form over the final five games to secure a tournament berth and, ideally, a home game in the first round.
"It's good to get the first win, but we need a few more to get in [to the A-10 tournament]. Our guys, we've got to maintain the same urgency, the same commitment. We've played three games now and created a lot of opportunities, and now we want to go get a clean sheet sometime over these next two road games, get a shutout and take our chances, then we'll feel a lot better. Once we get through these two games, we'll have a real feel for where we are, because we're playing the cream of the crop in the league right now."
The Minutemen and the Rams will kick off at 7 p.m. on Wednesday.
Amin Touri can be reached at [email protected], and followed on Twitter @Amin_Touri.
Tags: Davis Smith, DeAndrae Brown, Fran O'Leary, Jack Fulton, UMass men's soccer


The season of Christmas is often marked by busyness and stress, and because of this we can forget to stop and take time to contemplate the great wonder and mystery of this important season.
And the importance of Christmas really can't and shouldn't ever be understated by us.
Obviously it commemorates the birth of Jesus, nine months after He enters the world in the most profoundly important unplanned pregnancy (from Mary's perspective) in all of human history.
The milestone of His birth is a hugely important one for our human redemption, and it doesn't take long for the three wise men to show up, and, with the gift of Myrrh (a spice used for burial), remind us that Christ's journey will end in our salvation by way of a cross and an empty tomb.
Christmas is a period of the Christian story that is rich with mystery, depth and significance.
But one of the most glaring and obvious truths of Christmas often passes us by completely unnoticed, despite the fact that everything about this celebration calls us to consider it ever more deeply.
That humility is the doorway to our redemption.
This simple act of humility opens the door to our salvation.
Then a Jewish carpenter named Joseph has to humble himself, do a complete one-eighty and choose to embrace very serious scandal by marrying Mary instead of quietly divorcing her as he had initially told her he would do.
Then there are the three wise kings, who travel many arduous miles in order to humble themselves by bowing down before a mere child in a foreign land.
But none of this should surprise us when we stop to consider the greatest act of humility of all involved in Christmas - that Christ, the Son of God and second divine person of the Trinity would put aside his glory and lower Himself to become just like us.
Christ is humility personified, and His Incarnation is a powerful reminder of His great love and mercy for all of us.
Christ then calls us to do exactly as He has first done, by laying down our lives and dying to self.
This paradox, which lies at the heart of the Gospel, seems like madness and is the ultimate counter-cultural act in a society where we are constantly told that the path to happiness is found through self-gratification, not self-giving.
Christmas is a powerful reminder that if we truly want to change the world, and are serious about being disciples of Christ, then we always have to start with humility and the service of others.
For without humility, there can be no redemption.


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