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I am but a mortal man. So after three seasons of taking on all three of The Girls Next Door at once (!), this time around I'm spending quality one-on-one time with each of Hugh Hefner's gaggle of girlfriends. Up first, just as the Season 4 premiere arrives on Sunday at 10 pm/ET, is Bridget "The Smart One" Marquardt, who in this Q&A previews an emotional opener, teases her next wild get-ups, and reveals which of the other Girls — Holly or Kendra — she would most want to be her girlfriend. (And I do mean girlfriend.)

Bridget Marquardt: I'm sorry we missed you while you were in L.A.! Ah, that was sort of a pipe dream, I asked the publicist, "Since I'm going to be in L.A. anyway, do you think I could meet up with the Girls at the mansion?" And she was like, "Sure!" Cue my jaw hitting the floor, palms getting sweaty.... But then the trip got cut short, and here we are, on the phone.
Bridget: Yes.... It looks like this season is going to serve up one of the most emotional moments for you thus far, because you get a video from your brother stationed in Iraq...?
Bridget: Yes, this first episode is a little bit different in that it's a little bit more emotional and character-driven, it has a little more heart to it. It's very personal to me because my brother sends me a video, at Fourth of July time, and it ends with my brother coming home on leave. Since then, he had to go back to Iraq for two more months, and now he is officially home after three years over there. He actually just came to my parents' house on Tuesday. That has to be a relief for you and your family. One less thing to worry about every day.
Bridget: Oh, we have so much to be thankful for. He is actually going to be coming to the New Year's party [at the mansion]. My whole family is! This season also features some sort of Alaskan adventure organized by Holly?
Bridget: Yes, Holly spent some of her childhood in Alaska, so we go with her family there and that's an interesting experience because even though we were in Ketchikan, which is one of the bigger cities, it's so little! It makes where I'm from look like a metropolis. And then we get on a float plane to go to this tiny place called Craig, Alaska, and the float plane actually breaks down while we're in air. So we have to make an emergency landing at some obscure fishing village in the middle of nowhere. And this is all "unplanned," obviously....
Bridget: Oh, it's unplanned! Kendra freaks out. We had to feed her tons of vodka to get her back on the plane. Any fun costumes we can expect to see you turn up in this season?
Bridget: For this weekend's episode I'm wearing a vintage 1940s-style pin-up sailor bathing suit. For our Midsummer Night's Dream party, we changed the theme to Arabian Nights, so I have on a belly dancer-type costume. Oh, you look like I Dream of Jeannie.
Bridget: Kinda! Only better. Of course only better. They wouldn't let her show her belly button. I'm sure you are showing belly button.
Bridget: I'm showing belly button, yeah. And in Alaska I wear some really cool woodchopper hats. You mentioned Kendra freaking out in Alaska. Do I get the feeling she sometimes exasperates the other two of you?
Bridget: Well, sometimes I just can't believe what comes out of her mouth! Whoa! If you went that way and only that way, who would you choose to be your steady girlfriend — Holly or Kendra?
Bridget: That's a tough one.... Holly for a meaningful relationship and Kendra for a torrid tryst?
Bridget: [Laughs] Yeah, Holly for the steady relationship, but Kendra would be a wild time. It'd depend on what I was looking for. You know what was fun? That Nickelback music video you three participated in.
Bridget: Yeah, that was fun! I've wondered, did each of the famous people [shown lip-synching throughout] have to sing the entire song, or just their little section of it...?
Bridget: Yes, the whole song — and several times. And from all different locations. It's a really cool video. What sort of TV do you like?
Bridget: I have two favorite shows: one is Ghost Hunters, on the Sci Fi Channel, and the other is Ace of Cakes. I want him to bake me cake so bad! Might you in some strange way miss having the cameras follow you around whenever Girls Next Door ends its run?
Bridget: No, because I am hoping I will be doing my own show by then. I'm hoping I'm not done with the cameras for a while. I think I'll still have that around. Hopefully! [Laughs] When we spoke for Season 1, you said a mission of the Girls' was to correct misconceptions about the Playboy mansion. Have you seen evidence that you have accomplished that?
Bridget: Absolutely. We have our fan clubs and our Yahoo and MySpace [pages], and people email me every day saying that I've totally changed their perception of the mansion, that I've inspired them to go back to school. They say I've shown them that you can be smart and be cute and have fun with life. Lastly, what's the raciest or sexiest thing we might see this coming season?
Bridget: Oh my gosh — Kendra's mom gets a full makeover and we do her reveal at the Midsummer Night's Dream party, and Kendra hires a guy stripper to do this striptease for her mom — right in the middle of the party. Was Mama Wilkinson mortified?
Bridget: I think she liked it! I literally ran to Hef and clung onto him. I get so embarrassed with stuff like that. Just for the record, when I asked about the raciest moment, I wasn't looking for one involving a mostly-naked guy.
Bridget: I know, but that's what came to mind because it was so scary for me! I totally hid behind Hef.

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Mona, fresh from a Hawaiian vacation, learns that Dee Dee has hidden the fact that she's owned a horse since they were kids. As a result, Mona decides to buy one for herself. However, all does not go as planned with her purchase. Also: Kai's affections for Spencer unexpectedly turn cold. Paul: Rupert Boneham.

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Grey's Anatomy: Golden Hour

Meredith, looking to prove she is Chief Resident material, learns that anything and everything can happen in an hour's time when she steps up to run the ER for a night; meanwhile, Bailey sneaks off with Eli and gets into a little mischief, and everyone is surprised when the Chief's wife, Adele, shows up as one of the ER patients.C

Source: ABC

Episode Info
Episode number: 7x15
Airdate: Thursday February 17th, 2011

Director: Rob Corn
Writer: Stacy McKee

Alternate Airdates:

BR (Sony TV) Mar 14, 2011
NL (Net 5) Apr 04, 2011
UK (sky LIVING) Apr 13, 2011

Guest Stars
Ariel FelixAriel Felix
As C.T. Booth Tech
Billy WoodBilly Wood
As Code Nurse
Daniel SunjataDaniel Sunjata
As Nurse Eli
Linda KleinLinda Klein
As Scrub Nurse Linda
Loretta DevineLoretta Devine
As Adele Webber (Patient: The Chief's Wife)
Moe IrvinMoe Irvin
As Nurse Tyler
Payton SilverPayton Silver
As Dr. Knox (Anesthesiologist)
Rachael TaylorRachael Taylor
As Dr. Lucy Fields (OB/GYN Attending)
Scott FoleyScott Foley
As Henry Burton (Patient: Married Teddy For Insurance)
Cade OwensCade Owens
As Nathan Englander (Patient: Young Boy With Broken Femur)
Dondre T. WhitfieldDondre T. Whitfield
As Oliver Richter (Patient: Heart Surgery)
Elizabeth BogushElizabeth Bogush
As Gia (Girlfriend of Patient Mitch Turner)
Jacy KingJacy King
As Whitney Englander (Mother of Patient Nathan Englander)
Jason Gray-StanfordJason Gray-Stanford
As Josh Englander (Father of Patient Nathan Englander)
Jeffrey DoornbosJeffrey Doornbos
As Mitch Turner (Patient: Had A Stroke)
John Henry CanavanJohn Henry Canavan
As Stewart Tyler (Patient: Knife In His Head)
Josh RandallJosh Randall
As William (Dr. Teddy Altman's Date)
Nick ArmstrongNick Armstrong
As David (Friend of Patient Stewart Tyler)
Main Cast
Ellen PompeoEllen Pompeo
As Dr. Meredith Grey
Justin ChambersJustin Chambers
As Dr. Alex Karev
Patrick DempseyPatrick Dempsey
As Dr. Derek Shepherd
Chandra WilsonChandra Wilson
As Dr. Miranda Bailey
James Pickens, Jr.James Pickens, Jr.
As Dr. Richard Webber
Sara RamirezSara Ramirez
As Dr. Calliope "Callie" Torres
Kevin McKiddKevin McKidd
As Dr. Owen Hunt
Jessica CapshawJessica Capshaw
As Dr. Arizona Robbins
Sarah DrewSarah Drew
As Dr. April Kepner
Jesse Williams (2)Jesse Williams (2)
As Dr. Jackson Avery
Chyler LeighChyler Leigh
As Dr. Lexie Grey
Eric DaneEric Dane
As Dr. Mark Sloan
Sandra OhSandra Oh
As Dr. Cristina Yang

The episode begins and Cristina is shown eating potato chips after having done four surgeries, refusing to help Meredith, who volunteered to run the ER. Cristina starts to tell Meredith about an unexpected thing Callie wanted. She's asked Cristina to be her baby's godmother. Meredith tells her she should have said no to that. Cristina doesn't answer. Later, Meredith visits a patient who is supposed to be taking his 9-year-old son to a basketball game for his birthday. He's had chest pains, which Meredith says she can't take lightly. She promises to try to make it as quick as possible to run some tests. Meredith shows Cristina the EKG, which she agrees looks normal. ..

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Episode Notes
Ratings: 10.24 Million Viewers

Casting: Three Scrubs alumni appear in this episode of Grey's Anatomy, Elizabeth Bogush, Scott Foley, and Josh Randall.

Trivia: The late Dr. R Adams Cowley said: "There is a golden hour between life and death. If you are critically injured you have less than 60 minutes to survive. You might not die right then; it may be three days or two weeks later -- but something has happened in your body that is irreparable." It is believed that this concept may have come from French military World War I data.

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Back Ted N-tedLose ControlPatient Tells His Guest to Leave, Closing Scenes
Miss LiBourgeois Shangri-LaDerek Leads Meredith to Their "1 Minute Date"
PhoenixLove Like a SunsetMeredith and Teddy Rushing a Patient into Surgery

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Meredith (opening voiceover): How much can you actually accomplish in an hour? Run an errand maybe, sit in traffic, get an oil change. When you think about it an hour isn't very long. Sixty minutes. Thirty-six hundred seconds. That's it. In medicine, though, an hour is often everything. We call it the golden hour. That magical window of time that can determine whether a patient lives or dies.

Meredith: Well, are you gonna help me at all or are you just gonna sit there and eat potato chips?
Cristina: I performed four back-to-back fem-pop bypasses today this is the first chair I've seen since 7am. And this is the first food I've had since yesterday. I choose potato chips.

Cristina: What're you doing here? I thought you had the night off.
Alex: Yeah, I do. I'm not here. What's medical records extension?
Meredith: Looks like you're here to me, which is good 'cause we're swamped. (holding charts) Take your pick: Impact bowel, suspicious rash or really smelly guy.
Alex: Forget it. I only came in because medical records called and said I have to sign all my unsigned charts or they would suspend my privileges.
Cristina: You're getting suspended? Dibs on his solo spleenectomy tomorrow.

Bailey: I understand what you are suggesting. I know that it is done by many medical professionals in this hospital but I am not a medical professional who would ever consider...
Eli: Well, maybe you should consider it.
Bailey: Oh, lord. Do not test me.
Eli: Maybe you should consider the potential benefits, all the intensely exciting, toe-curling potential.

Cristina: Okay, Stewart, let's focus. What's 14 + 4?
Stu: 18.
Cristina: 27 - 13?
Stu (thinking): Uh, 15?
Cristina: No. 172 - 60? (David raises his hand in the background)
Stu: I have no idea. But it's not because of the knife. It's just because I'm so drunk.
David: No, actually it's just 'cause he's dumb.
Stu: Thanks, David. Really?!
Cristina: Unbelievable. His mental status is completely intact if you don't account for his math skills. It's like the knife did no damage at all.
David: So, why don't you just pull the thing out? 'Cause we got a game to get to.

Alex: We got through those charts fast. Floor seats here I come.
Lucy: So, I just helped you get through three dozen charts in a fraction of the time it would've taken you to do on your own. Basically ensuring you get to your floor seats on time. How long do I have to wait until you ask me to go to the game with you?
Alex: Oh, I mean, I was supposed to take Avery, but screw him. Sure, you wanna go?
Lucy: No, I'm on-call tonight, actually. I just wanted to see if I could get you to ask me out.

Henry (to Teddy): So before he gets off the phone and since I now I have to go pee in a cup. I just have to say this. I basically spent the past hour on a date with William myself, and I don't know how much you know about the guy, but this is what I know. Um, he wears driving gloves, yeah. And he doesn't live with his mother, but until recently he lived above her house. And he used the word "shan't", and he wasn't being funny. And he has yet to tell a story about himself in which he is not the hero. And as your husband, I think we can do better.

Lexie: I can't believe he walked in with a knife in his head and is walking out an hour later to go to a ball game.
Jackson: Speaking of which. (holds out tickets) Any chance you wanna go to the game too? Apparently Karev didn't want his floor seats. So are you interested?
Lexie: Actually, yes. Yes, I am.

Meredith (closing voiceover): An hour, one hour, can change everything forever. An hour can save your life. An hour can change your life. Sometimes an hour is a gift we give ourselves. For some, an hour can mean almost nothing. For others, an hour makes all the difference in the world. But in the end, it's still just an hour. One of many. Many more to come. Sixty minutes. Thirty-six hundred seconds. That's it. Then it starts all over again. And who knows what the next hour might hold.

Cultural References
Episode Title: Golden Hour

Golden Hour is the title of a song originally sung by Midlake.

Episode References
Season 7, Episode 14: Meredith and Cristina are arguing over whether or not Cristina should be the godmother of Callie and Mark's baby. Callie asked Cristina to be the godmother of her baby in 7x14 "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)"

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Classification: Scripted
Genre: Sci-Fi | Drama
Status: Canceled
Network: USA Network ( USA)
Airs: Sundays at 10:00 pm
Runtime: 60 Minutes
Premiere: June 16, 2002
Ended: September 16, 2007
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Classification: Variety
Genre: Comedy | Music
Status: Canceled/Ended
Network: ABC ( USA)
Runtime: 30 Minutes
Premiere: August 08, 2001
Ended: March 11, 2002
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Vegas: Bad Seeds

Sheriff Lamb finds himself in the unusual position of protecting Savino when Milwaukee puts out a hit on the mobster. Also, the results of the mayoral election are in.

Source: CBS

Episode Info

Episode number: 1x7
Airdate: Tuesday November 20th, 2012

Alternate Airdates:

AU (one) Dec 02, 2012
UK (sky ATLANTIC) Mar 28, 2013

Guest Stars
Damon HerrimanDamon Herriman
As Mr. Jones
Dustin SeaveyDustin Seavey
As Deputy Roberts
Gil BellowsGil Bellows
As George Grady
James RussoJames Russo
As "Red" Cervelli
Jamie McShaneJamie McShane
As Davey Cornaro
Joe SabatinoJoe Sabatino
As Borelli
Jonathan BanksJonathan Banks
As Angelo
Michael OMichael O'Neill
As Mayor Ted Bennett
Michael WisemanMichael Wiseman
As Johnny Rizzo
Sonny MarnelliSonny Marnelli
As Cota
Vinessa ShawVinessa Shaw
As Laura Savino
Gill GayleGill Gayle
As Farmer
James HandyJames Handy
As Mr. Dobbs

Co-Guest Stars
Jeff StaronJeff Staron
As Ferro
Jim KlockJim Klock
As Deputy #1
Kelvin BrownKelvin Brown
As Lyle Plimpton
Thom WilliamsThom Williams
As Man #1
Main Cast
Dennis QuaidDennis Quaid
As Ralph Lamb
Michael ChiklisMichael Chiklis
As Vincent Savino
Carrie-Anne MossCarrie-Anne Moss
As Katherine O'Connell
Jason OJason O'Mara
As Jack Lamb
Taylor HandleyTaylor Handley
As Dixon Lamb
Sarah Jones (1)Sarah Jones (1)
As Mia Rizzo

The episode begins and a father and son duo, find a body buried in their cornfield. At the Savoy, Savino isn’t happy that Bennett and Grady are neck in neck. He basically wants Grady to win, so Bennett can be sent packing. Grady comes in and shows Savino a flyer doing the rounds. The flyer compares Bennett to Stalin. Grady isn’t happy with it and says “I didn’t agree to this type of campaign”. Savino though, feels that the flyers are “damn good”. Savino’s wife in the end makes Grady see sense and convinces him that, they need to do all that it takes to win. Ralph and team arrive at the cornfield, where two bodies have been found buried. ..

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Other Episode Crew

CreatorNicholas Pileggi  |  Greg Walker
Executive ProducerGreg Walker  |  Nicholas Pileggi  |  Cathy Konrad  |  James Mangold  |  Arthur Sarkissian
Co-Executive ProducerMichael Chiklis  |  Dennis Quaid  |  Seth Hoffman  |  Vanessa Reisen  |  Nick Santora
ProducerP. Todd Coe
Co-ProducerJim Adler (1)  |  John Forrest Niss
Consulting ProducerAshley Gable
Production DesignerCarey Meyer
EditorFred Peterson
MusicDavid Carbonara
Director of PhotographyJoseph E. Gallagher
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Voltron Force

The new animated series based on the classic Voltron: Defender of the Universe television saga! The Voltron Force will journey to new planets, discover new powers and unearth ancient secrets. Three young cadets will learn what it takes to fight alongside the galaxy’s greatest heroes and pilot incredible robot lions. Voltron will be needed once again to combat a rising evil in the galaxy, and a tyrant from within. Bonds will be formed, friendships will be tested as the Voltron Force gels together as a team in an epic battle of good versus evil. (Source: Official Voltron Website)

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Prev: 1x26 -- Black (Apr/25/2012)

Castle Doom becomes a huge Robeast and plans to annihilate the Galaxy Alliance.

Andrew FrancisAndrew Francis
voiced Lance
Ashleigh BallAshleigh Ball
voiced Allura
Gary ChalkGary Chalk
voiced Sky Marshall Wade / Manset
Giles PantonGiles Panton
voiced Keith
Mark HildrethMark Hildreth
voiced King Lotor
Ron HalderRon Halder
voiced Maahox / Coran
Samuel VincentSamuel Vincent
voiced Pidge
Shannon Chan-KentShannon Chan-Kent
voiced Larmina
Tabitha St. GermainTabitha St. Germain
voiced Kala
Ty OlssonTy Olsson
voiced Hunk

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Classification: Animation
Genre: Animation General | Action | Fantasy | Sci-Fi | Super Heroes
Status: New Series
Network: nickToons ( USA)
Airs: Wednesdays at 08:00 pm
Runtime: 30 Minutes
Premiere: June 16, 2011
Episode Order: 26
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Joseph CaliplayedNick Frazier
Carol PotterplayedMaggie Clinton
Rick HillplayedAl Gordean
Harold SylvesterplayedDwayne Thompson
Classification: Scripted
Genre: Action | Crime | Drama
Status: Canceled/Ended
Network: ABC ( USA)
Airs: Sundays at 08:00 pm
Runtime: 60 Minutes
Premiere: October 25, 1981
Ended: August 14, 1982
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SoundField introduces DSF-2 digital mic system

British mic maker SoundField introduced the DSF-2 digital microphone system to the U.S. market at this weekend’s AES show. The DSF-2 produces mono, stereo and digital surround sound, simultaneously if required, all from a single microphone. The SoundField DSF-2 solves broadcaster issues with producing 5.1-compatible audio for HD transmission from a simple microphone system.

The DSF-2 is the latest generation of SoundField technology, and the first to output its signals digitally. The 1RU DSF-2 controller unit offers live decoding to stereo, stereo M/S and four-channel B-Format. The stereo signal may be output directly from the DSF-2 in the analogue or digital domain via rear-panel XLR and unbalanced BNC connectors, while the Stereo M/S and B-Format signals are available as digital signals. The B-Format signals may be decoded to a variety of surround formats by SoundField's existing SP451 hardware processor, or by the company's Surround Zone decoding software plug-in, now available for use with DAWs such as Digidesign Pro Tools, Steinberg Nuendo and SADiE. Digital output is possible at 48kHz, 96kHz and 192kHz.

The DSF-2 system offers the user accurate control over the apparent orientation, angle and pickup pattern of the microphone without the need to physically move the mic. Similarly, the apparent stereo width of the output audio is also adjustable. The DSF-2 processor also offers a user-adjustable gain control, a fixed-threshold recording limiter, on-board four-channel LED metering, a built-in high-pass filter and a headphone jack for monitoring purposes.

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“Do the Right Thing” (1989; Dir: Spike Lee)

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Do the Right Thing generated extraordinary controversy before it even hit American movie screens in the summer of 1989. After it appeared the Cannes Film Festival and was seen by the nation’s movie critics, the respected journalist Joe Klein, writing for New York magazine, warned “If Lee does hook large black audiences, there's a chance the message they take from the film will increase racial tensions in the city. If they react violently--which can't be ruled out--the candidate with the most to lose will be [black mayoral candidate] David Dinkins.” Klein would go on to urge Dinkins-- if he really wanted to win the New York mayoral chair, to “speak plainly about the dangerous stupidity of Spike Lee's message.” The film’s director, Spike Lee, is no stranger to controversy, including his films Malcolm X, Jungle Fever, Summer of Sam, and Bamboozled. What do you believe Lee’s intention was in making this film? What might he have intended his audiences to think when they left the theaters? Is the film’s conclusion inevitable, or might it have gone differently? Why or why not? How might your supplemental readings inform our interpretation of the film and its message? The great irony of the film’s controversy was that less than three years later Los Angeles erupted into the kind of violence that Lee’s film seems to hint brewing here in this small neighborhood. After four white police officers were acquitted of charges stemming from the videotaping of alleged excessive brutality against unarmed African American motorist Rodney King, South Central Los Angeles erupted into days of rioting in late April and early May 1992 (resulting in 35 deaths and $2 billion property damage). President George H.W. Bush’s spokesman blamed the rioting on Great Society programs implemented 25 years earlier. In problems which arise in this film’s fictional neighborhood, where does Lee suggest the blame resides, and what might he suggest are the solution(s)? Finally, the Los Angeles riots which followed on the heels of this film generated heated debate on racial conditions in America. What (if anything) still needs to be done? Do you think our national racial atmosphere has improved since the time in which this film was made? If so, what might have led to that positive change? If not, what has held us back?

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A New Life

FIRST IN THE FATE'S COURSE SERIES! After a tragic car accident, a young girl is taken to Forks,Washington to spend some time with one her long-lost family members... but... who is it? Image and video hosting by TinyPic

I do not own Stephenie's characters .. or J.K. Rowling's for that matter :) Update: We find Elizabeth not too alive AND well, but alive at the very least. The 'death' I am refering to in Chap 2 is the vampire that rescued her from the car, E.G. Alice. I haven't even gotten to the reason for that yet! **groan** I had my story plotted out and then I found all these ideas running through my head! Hopefully, I'll be able to calm myself down after the Volturi and it will explain it all. I was planning on them explaining it after her casts were taken off but then my character discovered her powers (without my permission and when she's not even a vampire yet! for goodness sakes!) then the Volturi decided to come, but bring Aro (all without my permission) and so now my rebellious characters are careening out of control. Sorry for the rant, but I needed it out of my system. :)

8. Aro

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"They're here. Change." Edward whispered to me and I did, trying to be very careful not to focus on making anything disappear.

We all made our way down the stairs and I didn't need to worry about the noise because apparently, my power wasn't just invisibility, it was all of the senses. It was as if I wasn't part of the world right now.

"Friends! Nice too see you Carlisle." Exclaimed one of the four vampires, spreading his arms wide. They were all standing in the living room, watching us descend the stairs. Carlisle smiled slightly in response. The unfamiliar vampire had long, jet-black hair that matched the color of his cloak. "Hoo, Hoo! My dear Bella you look wonderful!"

"Thank you, Aro. Your generosity is great." Bella replied politely.

"So nice to see you !" Aro walked forward and pressed his hands to Bella's, but it wasn't really a handshake.

I tilted my head as I watched this vampire. He looked, almost breakable. A vampire, breakable? How odd. He had dark red eyes, almost the color of my hair right now, and I shivered. His red eyes were slightly clouded my a milky film. It didn't seem to affect his vision, but then again, vampires have such strong senses...

Aro's face was growing frustrated, then it cleared. "Ha, ha! My good Bella, you are still as blank as before! Is that your only power, I wonder?" Aro turned to Edward and held his hand out.

Edward shook his head. "Bella, won't you give a little example for Aro?"

A small female vampire that could have looked beautiful if her face wasn't marred by such a malicious expression hissed.

"Now, now Jane." But before he even finished, Jane's smile turned angelic as she turned to stare at Edward. Edward was immediately on the ground, writhing silently in what I took was great pain. Bella growled and immediately Jane was on the floor this time. Edward sprang up to look at Bella, and I tore my gaze away from the struggling vampire to Bella's face. She was smiling innocently at Jane who was staring up at her in horror.

"What is this?!" Aro cried happily, oblivious to Jane twitching and screaming on the floor. He clasped his hands together eagerly.

"I can borrow other's powers. I can share Edward's mind reading, Alice's seeing, Jasper's mood changing, all of it." I saw Aro's mouth twitch and for the first time, Aro was not smiling.

"So my dear, if I'm not mistaken, you can use my powers?" Aro's face looked hopeful that, I'm guessing Bella could not use Aro's own powers.

'Yes, I can hear all of a person's thoughts, but only by touch."

"Interesting. You of course know that we will always have a spot open for all of you in our family," But Aro only cast glances at Edward, Bella, and Alice. Jasper wrapped his arm around Alice protectively, and Edward and Bella exchanged glances.

"Well friends, it was so nice to see you! of course, Edward, don't think I am unaware you have been negligent to shake my hand." Aro stuck his hand out, with a fake, cheery smile.

Edward's expression was wooden as he approached him, his hand extended. Aro's eyes were wide as he let go of Edward's hand.

"Where is she?" Aro demanded greedily as the Cullens exchanged glances.

"You can search for her," Edward said, nodding to another vampire. "But she is not here Demetri."

"Of course she isn't!" Aro replied indignantly. "I know that her scent, mind, sound, and appearance is gone when she decides it. But perhaps, she needs a little convincing." He cast his eyes around the room and I shivered. I knew nobody heard it, but Esme looked troubled and Carlisle grim.

"Jane, dear. Pick one, and hopefully this little girl will have the heart to come out of hiding."

"Yes, Master!" Jane smiled happily then narrowed her eyes at the Cullens. Her eyes drifted greedily to Bella, but she knew better and chose Alice.

Alice, screamed and fell to the floor writhing like a snake just tossed in the air. She screamed for about twenty seconds, and then there was silence. She lay on the floor panting, and Jane called loud enough for me to hear, "Come out little girl."

Alice's screams echoed through the room and I gritted my teeth. My hair was whirling around my head like angry ocean waves, lit on fire. I burst forth with a snarl, and Jane turned her cherubic face to me.

A wave of pain hit me and my hair shone so red, a metallic glint came off of it. "Stop!" I growled and as her grin widened, I smiled too.

Jane disappeared. Aro stared at the spot she where she had just been grinning. I counted to twenty in my head. "My, my." He whispered. Then his face brightened. "Not even a vampire yet! Tut, Tut! No one can pass up this power, I'm afraid."

The corner of my mouth twitched and my hair lightened a shade. Now that Jane was where ever I sent her, it would be a lot easier. Felix was snarling and I glared at him.

"If you must." Aro watched greedily.

I looked at Edward who shrugged and nodded.

Turning back to Felix, I raised my eyebrows and he too, disappeared.

Aro finally seemed to realize he was much out-numbered without Jane who could obviously stop people in their tracks, and Felix, who had looked like a fighter. "Would, you be so kind, Lizzie, as too return my guard to me?" After a moment, grudgingly, I nodded and Aro looked relieved.

I glared at the floor and let Felix appear on his feet. He eyed me warily, and moved to stand next to Aro, gazing, along with everyone else, at the spot where he had appeared. I knew I would never have the opportunity again, so I made bringing Jane back quite fun.

I stared hard at the floor where Felix's feet had landed and concentrated with all my strength. Jane crashed down so hard that her head cracked the hard wood floor. I would have to apologize to Esme later, but I smiled as little chuckles came from the Cullens' group.

"Oops. I'm sorry!" I apologized, innocently widening my eyes. Jane started to smile at me but I disappeared and Aro said with a hint of panic in his voice, "Now now, Jane. Let's not scare young Lizzie away. I thought you would be intelligent enough to realize she out matches you, even not being a vampire."

Jane hissed angrily and, I returned, on the other side of the Cullens, smiling.

Emmett jumped when I poked him and then laughed.

"Well my dear friends!" Aro exclaimed, clapping his hands together. "Seeing as your last change is successful, I must leave it to you to change the girl..."

I felt my stomach drop and I could tell there was more.

"But," he cautioned, his face darkening. "I would appreciate it greatly if you were very cautious, and I advise you not to fail. If necessary, we can bring her back to Italy." Aro finished, looking at Carlisle.

Carlisle nodded. "Please do not worry yourself. It will be fine." Aro nodded, looking wistfully at me, and then turning to the door. "Come, Jane, we must be back to Italy soon." And with that, all four pulled their hoods up, Jane giving me a last dirty look, and darted out the door.


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Think big: Steak size is not mere machismo. A thicker steak cooks more slowly on the grill so there's less risk of overcooking it, says James Peisker, co-owner of Porter Road Butcher in Nashville, Tenn. Go no thinner than 1 to 1 1/4 inches, he says.

Prep: Bring steaks to room temperature before grilling. Sam Garwin, general manager of Craft Butchery in Westport, Conn., recommends rubbing coarse salt generously over the meat 10 minutes before cooking. The salt will promote a brown and crusty exterior, she says. Garwin doesn't like seasoning meat with black pepper before grilling. The pepper burns and turns bitter, she says. Peisker, however, does pepper his steak before cooking it. It's still delicious, he says.

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Rest steaks: Let the steaks rest for 2 to 5 minutes, Peisker says, so the juices redistribute inside the steak.

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Six Pixels of Separation - The Blog
July 24, 201410:52 PM

Brands Can Have Real Conversations

Are there any real conversations happening out there?

It's been a long day. I hopped an early flight to Boston to speak at the Marketo customer summit. Direct flights are a funny thing. On one had, you want the ease and practicality of getting somewhere without getting too much of the airport experience "on you." On the other hand, you are at the mercy of the airline's flight schedule. In today's episode of Adventures At The Airport, I chose a direct flight to Boston early in the morning, even though I was speaking at the end of the afternoon. But hey, it's Boston. There are worse (way worse) places to spend a summer day. With that, I was fortunate enough to have breakfast with C.C. Chapman (Amazing Things Will Happen, Content Rules, etc...) and then lunch with Ann Handley (MarketingProfs, Content Rules and the soon-to-be released, Everybody Writes). I first met C.C. at PodCamp Boston a long time ago, and I met Ann a few years later. Over the years, I've had the pleasure of spending personal time with both of them. Good people. Good good people.

That's not the point.

The point is this: I met them through (and because of) social media. Without blogs, podcasts, online social networking, I would have never met them. I have a lot of friends like this. Real friends. Not Facebook friends. Friends. The problem is this: I think I know what's going on in their lives because we're connected on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or whatever, but I don't. I don't have any idea. Don't get me wrong, both C.C. and Ann share. They share a lot. But it's a filter. It's a thin veneer of who they really are. It's the "them" that they want you to see. And, for all of the marvels of technology that connects us, when you sit down and ham it up over some coffee or talk about the woes of the world over a BLT, that's when it really clicks.

The like button is more button than like.

I used to think that the true power of social media was the ability for brands to have real interactions between real human beings. That was the drum that I was banging back in the early 2000s. Now, it's 2014, and if you look at some of the research and data, what we're finding is that brands (and consumers) aren't having that much conversation online. Yes, there is a lot of quick responses to customer service issues, and tons of new and interesting memes and viral videos being pushed out, but a true conversation? Not much.

Don't you worry about a thing... because everything little is going to be alright.

It's hard to have a conversation if the main goal is to get people to buy from you. That's the big thing that big brands (still) don't understand. They see social media as another advertising channel... another place to put a message. Sometimes, that message is personal. A lot of times, that message is just a different kind of ad. I don't believe that social media has failed brands or consumers. The technology is ambiguous. I blame the brands. I blame the celebrities. Here's the thing, social media is a great place to let people know what's going on, especially if those people are both interested in following you and responding to what you're putting out there. The problem is that when everyone follows that model, the true charm gets lost. I can filter. I can create lists. I can follow real people. I can move brands to their own special place. Most people just let the firehose do what it does best... be a firehose. They're bystanders in social media. They're letting who they follow control their experience. And, for most (I'm guessing), it's not all that interesting of an experience. It's just another kind of news and information service. There's no (or little) back and forth. There's no depth. There's no new people to meet, connect with and share.

Don't let social media turn into a one-way street.

It's easy to sit back and let the newsfeed take over. People are sharing. They're sharing articles, pictures, videos, audio clips and more. You could spend years tumbling down the rabbit hole of what your online "friends" are telling you to check out. Or, you can push back. You can filter. You can be ruthlessly diligent with who you follow. You can create more tangible encounters and push for the conversation to come back. It's hard. Willing social media back to a time when you could really connect with people and engage in civil discourse seems all but for forgotten. It isn't. I'm so guilty of letting the newsfeed rule over me. I see posts from C.C. and Ann almost everyday. Sometimes I "like" them as a form of acknowledgement, but I mostly just let them wash over me. Then, when we sit down, in our protein forms, I realize what social media really can do.

I think it's time for brands to get more personal. I think it's time for brands to realize what social media really can do.

By Mitch Joel


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Buffalo Bills News - October 30, 2000

Marker Another Flutie beauty [8:07 AM]
Toronto Sun reports: 'If Doug Flutie made a statement yesterday, it is likely to blow away with the fallen leaves surrounding Ralph Wilson Stadium.'

Marker Jets can't find comeback trail [8:06 AM]
Toronto Sun reports: 'This time there was no miracle for the New York Jets.'

Marker Flutie directs winning drive [8:05 AM]
Toronto Globe & Mail reports: 'The former Canadian Football League star was 18-of-35 passing for 253 yards, a touchdown and -- perhaps most importantly -- no interceptions. He also calmly engineered the 57-yard drive that got the Bills in position for Christie's third game-winning kick of the season.'

Marker Christie puts his best foot forward once again [8:04 AM]
National Post reports: 'Yesterday, with the wind behind his back and an autumn sun bathing the field, Christie nailed the 15th game-winning field goal of his career and his third this season to give the Buffalo Bills (4-4) a 23-20 victory over the New York Jets (6-2).'

Marker Reversal of Fortune at Jets' Expense [8:03 AM]
New York Times reports: 'The Jets have reached deep into their stash of magic dust this season. They sprinkled it liberally over four fourth-quarter comeback victories and buried the Dolphins with it last Monday night. When the Jets went for another handful today, they came up empty.'

Marker Digging Out of Holes Takes Toll on Jets [8:02 AM]
New York Times reports: 'Yesterday the Jets fell behind a desperate Bills team but, after tying the score, ran out of comebacks. Was this a blip or an omen?'

Marker Still Searching for a Safety [8:01 AM]
New York Times reports: 'Coach Al Groh of the Jets expressed concern about the play of his safeties last week, and today he made a change in his lineup by giving Scott Frost, a former quarterback, his first start at safety after a three- year conversion process. Frost took over for Kevin Williams, who had won the job after a three-way competition in training camp. But Williams struggled in the regular season and was dropped to third in the rotation today, behind Chris Hayes. The switch did not solve the Jets' problems in the secondary. Frost and Marcus Coleman were defending Bills receiver Eric Moulds when he split them and caught a 52-yard pass down the left side. Coleman said both he and Frost were at fault. That led to a field goal that put the Bills ahead by 20-17 in the fourth quarter.'

Marker Flutie Makes Jet Magic Disappear [8:00 AM]
New York Daily News reports: 'Sure enough, when the Jets reached into that trusty top hat of theirs, they pulled out a skunk, not a rabbit. "We couldn't make that miracle run this time," strong safety Victor Green after the Jets' 23-20 loss.'

Marker Vinny, Jets Mine Coles [7:59 AM]
New York Daily News reports: 'The Bills didn't expect rookie Laveranues Coles to catch five passes for 131 yards yesterday at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Truth is, they didn't expect him to do much of anything.'

Marker Flutie Fits Bill, But Could Be Back on Bench [7:58 AM]
New York Daily News reports: 'Bills coach Wade Phillips will be faced with the same dilemma he had last year before the playoffs, when Flutie had guided the team to a 10-6 record in place of an injured Johnson but Phillips sent Johnson out against Tennessee in the playoffs.'

Marker Dangerous Game of Follow The Leader Proves Costly [7:57 AM]
New York Daily News reports: 'But on a day when they didn't need any heroics or pyrotechnics to secure a victory, when an ordinary, mistake-free football game would have been enough, the Jets came up short. Like a wet roman candle, the Jets fizzled after they had sizzled against Miami on Monday night.'

Marker Bills Leave Frost Out in Cold [7:56 AM]
New York Daily News reports: 'Jets coach Al Groh, who made it clear last week that he was disenchanted with the play at both safety positions, benched FS Kevin Williams and started Scott Frost yesterday against the Bills. Frost, in his first NFL start, was victimized on one of the biggest plays in the Jets' 23-20 loss at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Frost was burned by WR Eric Moulds on a 52-yard reception in the fourth quarter, resulting in a Buffalo field goal. Frost, responsible for deep coverage, let Moulds get behind him. CB Marcus Coleman also was involved in the coverage.'

Marker Jets: Report Card [7:55 AM]
New York Daily News reports: 'Curtis Martin had no running room, but that's no excuse for his killer fumble in the fourth quarter. It's never easy for him against the Bills.'

Marker This Jet comeback ends with giveback [7:54 AM]
New York Post reports: 'The Jets' charmed-life magic carpet ride tumbled to earth yesterday, much like a barrel helplessly free-falling down nearby Niagara Falls. The Jets' 23-20 loss to the Bills at jam-packed Ralph Wilson Stadium was proof that, late in the game with the result hanging in the balance, it is possible to shoot the Jets dead.'

Marker Coles catching on in big way [7:53 AM]
New York Post reports: 'Laveranues Coles is fast becoming a legitimate pro receiver and a significant factor in the Jet offense. The rookie receiver had a career day in yesterday's 23-20 loss to the Bills, catching five passes for 131 yards.'

Marker It's usually lights out when Vinny & Curtis fail [7:52 AM]
New York Post reports: 'The Jets are a better team than the Bills, but the better team did not win yesterday, and the better team deserved to lose, 23-20, at the bitter end.'

Marker Fumble even stuns Curt [7:51 AM]
New York Post reports: 'Martin, too, was held to a season-low 46 rushing yards on 18 carries (a paltry 2.6-yard average). When Al Groh was asked why the Jets had so much difficulty running the ball, he said, "They (the Bills) beat the blocks. That is what usually stops runs."'

Marker Bills Come Due at 0:00 [7:50 AM]
New York Newsday reports: 'The "Team of Destiny" was doing it again. A 10-point deficit had been erased. The stage was set for another flick of the green-and-white magic wand. But someone forgot to pack enough stardust and trick- play potion for this trip to Buffalo. Just when the Jets appeared ready to put the finishing touches on another storybook ending, they ran out of magic. Either that, or Doug Flutie and the Bills hijacked their supply.'

Marker Turnovers Become Nightmare [7:49 AM]
New York Newsday reports: '"One of the things I believe is turnovers will cause you to lose," Jets coach Al Groh said. "That was confirmed today. Every time one goes on the ground, I feel like it's a step in that direction. It's hard to overcome four of those."'

Marker Jets Finding Coles to Be Quite a Catch [7:48 AM]
New York Newsday reports: 'Looks as if the Jets didn't gamble on Laveranues Coles after all. There were plenty of skeptics on draft day who suggested the Jets had wasted a third-round pick on the Florida State receiver, who was suspended last season after a felony arrest for shoplifting at a Florida department store. But Coles hasn't made an off-field peep during his tenure with the Jets, and his on-field production has steadily increased throughout the first half of the season. With five catches for a career-high 131 yards yesterday, including a 63-yarder that set up a third-quarter touchdown, Coles is quickly blossoming into a go-to receiver after only eight games.'

Marker In Losing, Jets Have Look of Contenders [7:46 AM]
New York Newsday reports: 'But in spite of yesterday's 23-20 loss to the Buffalo Bills at Ralph Wilson Stadium, the Jets offered sufficient evidence to indicate that they stand a reasonable chance of playing deep into January.'

Marker Frost, Hayes Can't Cover Jets' Needs [7:45 AM]
New York Newsday reports: 'Scott Frost's first career start didn't go according to plan. All that means is the Jets are still searching for the answer at free safety. Frost got the nod at the troublesome position over Kevin Williams, who made pass-coverage mistakes in the last three games. Frost split time with Chris Hayes, who usually stars on special teams but rarely sees action on regular downs. The spotlight was on Frost late in the fourth quarter, when Eric Moulds caught a 52-yard pass from Doug Flutie between Frost and cornerback Marcus Coleman and made it to the Jets' 1-yard line. The breakdown led to a field goal that gave the Bills a 20-17 lead with 6:14 left. The worst part is that the Jets knew the play was coming and couldn't stop it.'

Marker Time runs out on Jets' magic [7:42 AM]
Bergen Record reports: '"There was no letdown whatsoever," coach Al Groh said minutes after Steve Christie's 34-yard field goal as time expired dropped his Jets to 6-2 and into a three-way tie with the Dolphins and Colts for the AFC East lead. "I thought our effort was excellent. We're a good team that can play good ball. But we made ourselves an easy mark." Groh was referring to the mistakes the Jets made: four turnovers, three by quarterback Vinny Testaverde in the second quarter that cost the Jets anywhere from 13 to 17 points, and several untimely breakdowns in their still-scrambling secondary that enabled Doug Flutie and company to do just enough to stay ahead in the fourth quarter.'

Marker Frosty reception for strong safety [7:41 AM]
Bergen Record reports: 'Third-year free safety Scott Frost got his first NFL start Sunday. But what should have been an upbeat occasion was dragged down by the Jets' 23-20 loss to the Buffalo and by Frost and Marcus Coleman getting beaten on a 52-yard completion from Doug Flutie to Eric Moulds that set up the first of the Bills' two fourth-quarter field goals.'

Marker Flutie finds way to ground Jets [7:39 AM]
Boston Herald reports: 'So the Bills will hit Foxboro at .500 (4-4) Sunday to take on the Patriots (2-6) because Flutie, though he had numerous passes knocked down, did nothing to make them lose while Testaverde had plenty of negatives after his Monday night magic show rallied the Jets from a 30-7 three-quarter pit to beat Miami last week.'

Marker Bills leave Jets no time for comeback [7:38 AM]
USA Today reports: 'The Buffalo Bills figured out the best way to beat the never-say-die New York Jets: Score the winning points with no time left on the clock.'

Marker A crucial test passed [5:16 AM]
D and C reports: 'The Bills got no help from anyone else yesterday as Indianapolis beat Detroit and Miami rallied to overtake Green Bay. The Jets, Dolphins and Colts are all 6-2, leaving the 4-4 Bills mired in fourth place in the AFC East. Elsewhere in the AFC, record-wise the Bills still trail Tennessee, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Oakland and Kansas City. Do the math. With six teams eligible for the post-season, the Bills currently rank ninth in the AFC. Imagine where they would be had they squandered another fourth-quarter lead.'

Marker Bills ground another Jets comeback [5:15 AM]
D and C reports: 'As long as there is time on the clock, we don't get down on ourselves," said Jets running back Curtis Martin. It's a sentiment shared by Dougie and the Bills. After the Jets tied the game at 17 with 2:20 remaining, Doug Flutie took over at his 27 and guided Buffalo on a drive that culminated with a 34-yard, game-winning field goal by Steve Christie as time expired.'

Marker Phillips turns dogs loose on Jets [5:14 AM]
D and C reports: '"He just said go out, play loose and bring some of the fun back," linebacker Sam Rogers said yesterday. "It's not fun when you lose, so he just wanted us to relax a bit, just do our jobs and have faith that everything will take care of itself in the end." When the dust settled on a very entertaining 23-20 Buffalo victory on a glorious fall day at Ralph Wilson Stadium, several Bills started barking in the locker room.'

Marker Notes on Bills/Jets game [5:13 AM]
D and C reports: 'Bills LB Sam Cowart: Another tremendous performance as he further enhanced his case for a Pro Bowl berth with two fumble recoveries and a game-high 11 tackles, none bigger than his stop on Anderson to thwart the Jets last possession. Two plays before that, Cowart was crossed up on a 12-yard pass to Richie Anderson, but he atoned for that mistake in a big way.'

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Information Technology - Information Technology - Displaying items by tag: active directory Thu, 28 May 2015 04:00:59 +0000 Joomla! - Open Source Content Management en-gb Campus and Hospital Email Directory Enhancements Coming November 28th

On November 28th, the UAB Campus, Hospital and Pediatrics email directories will be synchronized.  This will greatly enhance individual Email address lookup, and sharing of Calendar Free/Busy information.

The directories of the three UAB email systems:

   * UAB Campus (addresses ending with

   * Hospital (addresses ending with

   * Pediatrics (addresses ending with

will be exchanging information so that users of any of these systems can more easily email everyone in the UAB community regardless of which system they use.  Additionally, users should be able to see free-busy calendar information for everyone in the UAB community in their calendar program.

Supported systems include Microsoft Outlook (Windows, OS X), smartphones using ActiveSync (including iPhone, iPad, and Android devices), Mail and Calendar programs on OS X, and the Microsoft Outlook Web Access web client hosted by each mail system (the UAB version is at

Users having a mailbox in only one of the above systems will not need to make any changes.  Users having mailboxes in multiple systems will be asked to consolidate into one mailbox or work through an exception process.   Consolidation is underway and users needing to consolidate are being contacted.  One exception case is those Hospital or Pediatrics employees who are also students wishing to separate their work and student emails.

Those using the UAB Campus mail system will notice that phone numbers will now show standardized 10-digit telephone numbers making it easier to call campus telephone numbers from off-campus and when using supported smart phones.

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What does it mean to be on or not on the UAB domain?

The screenshots below are what you might see when you log in to your computer. Depending on how your computer is setup, you might see other domain names displayed. However, the domain you need to log in to is the UAB domain. As you can see, in Windows XP you have a Log on to field where you can choose the UAB domain. In Windows 7, you have to type UAB\ to choose the domain to which you want to log in. Normally, you would see what domain you are logging in to. If you do not see UAB, you will most likely not be logging in to the UAB domain.

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Now that the season's over, I have a lot more free time to fill, so I got in the mini van earlier to find a place to eat a good slow meal with no meetings to make afterwards. I just checked the messages on my phone and apparently I passed my academic advisor Mary Kathryn, but didn't see her wave.

In her message, she ended by saying she passed me and then said, "I guess Mr. quarterback is too cool to wave to anybody". MK, in response, I DRIVE A MINI VAN. Sorry I didn't see ya.

As for football I don't really have a lot to say about how I feel about the season. My little brother is the quarterback at my old high school and after finishing up his senior season of football he sent me a text message asking me if It was worth the time I had to give up to play college football. The answer was easy for me.

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JWM, SEC team up for pre-Synod event on 'Babylon'

Co-sponsored by the UCC Justice and Witness Ministries and the Southeast Conference Theology Among the People (TAP) program, a pre-General Synod 28 event in Tampa, Fla., will guide participants in an in-depth analysis of the American empire and its impact on our lives.

"Fallen Is Babylon: The American Empire and the Commonwealth of God" is scheduled for Thursday, June 30 at the First United Church of Tampa. The focus will be on Bible study, worship and practical implications of and ideas for resistance to "the forces of empire" with faithful and just living.

Throughout the day, study and reflection will be grounded in the powerful and disturbing texts of the Book of Revelation and its call to "come out of Babylon."

Speakers scheduled to appear include:

  • The Rev. Tom Warren, pastor of Pleasant Hill UCC in Tennessee
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  • Edith Rasell, JWM minister for economic justice
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UC Santa Barbara Edges UC Davis On Senior Day, 159-141

Katie Edwards had a win in the 100 yard free with a time of 52.49
Katie Edwards had a win in the 100 yard free with a time of 52.49

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DAVIS, Calif. - Senior Kayleigh Foley posted a pair of event wins in the final home meet of the season for the UC Davis women's swimming and diving team but UC Santa Barbara hung on for a 159-141 dual meet win on Saturday at the Schaal Aquatics Center.

The Aggies had a five dual meet win streak snapped and dropped to 9-3 on the season with a 6-1 mark in MPSF play while the Gauchos improved to 5-3 overall in duals. The UC Santa Barbara men's swimming team also competed in unofficial events.

UC Santa Barbara opened the meet with a win in the 200 yard medley relay and went on to win four out of the first five events. The score was tied at 75 during the first break of the meet, following wins for Foley in the 200 yard free (1:49.87) and 50 yard free (23.65).

Megan Leung also managed two event wins, pacing UC Davis in the 200 yard fly (2:04.62) and 100 yard fly (56.63). Katie Edwards was the only other Aggie to collect an event win, recording a time of 52.49 in the 100 yard free.

For the divers, Katherine Gonsalves had a second-place time and was the top finisher for UC Davis in the 1-meter diving, finishing with a score of 219.23. Jennifer Meyer earned the top time in the 3-meter diving with a 229.05 score.

Allie Knight led the Gauchos with wins in the 100 yard back (57.33), 200 yard back (2:03.85) and 400 yard IM (4:27.28).

The Aggies celebrated senior day on Saturday, recognizing Buffy Ajimura, Alyssa Britt, Jenah Dawson, Kayleigh Foley, Katelyn Griffin, Jodi Hanson, Mia Herman and Alex Wells.

UC Davis has completed the dual meet portion of its schedule and will be back in action at the MPSF Championships Feb. 15-18.


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SEATTLE – Benson Henderson, who has boldly voiced his desire to eclipse Anderson Silva’s record for consecutive title defenses in the Octagon, moved a tiny step closer Saturday night at Key Arena by shutting out No. 1 contender Nate Diaz over five rounds in the UFC on FOX 5 main event to retain his UFC lightweight belt.

The triumph marked Henderson’s second successful title defense, meaning the well-rounded Arizonan must now defend his title at least nine more times to surpass Silva (assuming Silva does not continue to win and raise that total).

“I’m not going nowhere!” the amped up champ yelled as he began the walk back toward his dressing room. “How many more do I have to win? 12?”

The former collegiate wrestler put on a wrestling clinic, taking Diaz down at will each round and landing some heavy leather on top. Henderson (18-2) also dropped the Stockton, Calif., fighter with an overhand left in round two and a booming right hand in round three. The latter shot came after Diaz had daringly dropped his haunts and taunted Henderson by yelling, “What!?”

As always, despite a badly swollen right eye, Diaz continued to scrap and mix it up the entire way. He threatened with foot locks and heel hooks but could not sink them in against Henderson, owner of some of the game’s best submission defense.

“It’s just a matter of being well prepared and being in the gym as much as possible,” said Henderson, noting he had entered the cage “with a heavy heart” because a teammate’s mother is battling lymphoma and another friend’s teenage son recently died in a hiking accident.

“Fighting is cool but … there’s a lot more to life,” he said. “Cherish your loved ones. Life is a lot shorter than we think. I fought with a heavy heart tonight.”

Judges scored the fight 50-43, 50-45 and 50-45 for Henderson, who has now won six straight.

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Senior Trevor Hatfield applies the lessons of history to his present training with a focus on the future

Trevor HatfieldBy Lisa Laughlin

The study of History is about understanding the past, and applying it to the present—so it ultimately can shape our future. And that is exactly what Senior and Army ROTC cadet Trevor Hatfield is doing. Originally from Boise, ID, Hatfield has spent the last four years pursing a Bachelor’s degree in History and a minor in military science. He says that the combination has been a real benefit, both for his current studies and
future career goals.

“My focus in history is military history, so to learn different doctrines of the Army’s past is a good comparison to how we operate now,” he said. “It also built a lot of confidence speaking in front of people I don’t know and being able to manage my time to get assignments done. The planning process the Army teaches you enables you to think about every detail that a project will have within it.”

Hatfield says that starting ROTC as a freshman was probably the most beneficial thing for his time management skills as a student. He’s also used his experiences in ROTC as a background for classroom material, as he’s especially interested in late 20th Century conflicts.

“I can relate to these the most because our Army transformed after WWI to adapt to different types of war. It intrigues me most to see the tactics transform to full-scale conventional war to more of a guerilla type war. There are a lot of influential figures of the era whose leadership styles are controversial, but extremely effective,” he said, citing Patton and Plummer for examples. “It proves that there is a perfect textbook way for doing things, but what seems to be the most effective are the [tactics] that are out of the ordinary.”

A few influences on his studies in the history department have also been directed by Idaho faculty.

“One professor that steered my interest the most was Pingchao Zhu. I wasn’t really too interested in Asian history but she encouraged me to try her Modern China history class, which dives into diplomatic relations of conflict with America,” he said. “It is interesting to see the bigger picture of war when you can relate to it on a political scale. Every decision has consequences, and the hardest ones were related to how America conducted diplomacy with Asian countries to prevent the Cold War [from] escalating into something more.”

Hatfield says that he’s had the opportunity to draw from his military history classroom experiences when designing and evaluating plans for field training exercise scenarios.

Trevor Hatfield“When I first joined the Army, I looked at every training event as a low level type of operation. It wasn’t until my experiences in ROTC and History class that broadened my view on exactly how many different aspects go into making a training mission successful,” he said. “ROTC also allowed me to look at battles in history and think about how many different aspects go into the planning to make wars and missions successful.”

And this summer Hatfield got the chance to explore some of those aspects, as he interned at Fort Hood, Texas and shadowed a Signal Lieutenant.

“It was a good opportunity for me to experience how active duty operated, as well as getting a feel for how a chain of command works in both a training and garrison environment,” he said.

“I had a lot of interaction with the company commander and her first sergeant to update them on the platoon so that they knew the tasks were getting completed,” he said.

In addition, Hatfield was also in charge of planning a week-long switch exercise, where platoons set up satellites and server boxes to make sure a forward operating base would get internet, phone, and communication for the brigade commander.

While on his internship, Hatfield was also able to visit a national training center for the National Guard and reservist helicopter pilots, where he had the opportunity to find out what life was like in the aviation branch.

“Since that is what I want to do in the Army, it was the most memorable experience—especially getting to go out to the hangers and get a tour of the different helicopters [like] the AH-64 Apache,” he said. “I also got advice and contact information on what I can do to prepare myself for flight school so it can get me a step ahead of others that don’t have the resources or connections.”

Overall, Hatfield considers his internship to have lent him some exclusive insight.

“I shadowed the unit in a unique time in the Army where they are moving from a pre-deployment training environment to more of a garrison style Army . . . A large group of the soldiers were being discharged out of the Army [during the chaptering process] to start reducing the numbers,” he said.  “To learn how that worked was something I didn't think I would see until after I was commissioned.”

After graduating, Hatfield plans to center his goals on getting into the aviation branch.

“It’s one of the most competitive to get into coming out of ROTC, so academics and leadership ability weigh heavily on the national standing,” he said.

But with his military science and History studies at Idaho, and internship this summer, Hatfield feels that he stands a good chance.

“These sorts of experiences put you ahead of other cadets in the nation, and show that you want to be involved in the military,” he said.


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Digital rectal exam

A digital rectal exam is an examination of the lower rectum. The doctor uses a gloved, lubricated finger to check for abnormalities.

Alternative Names

How the test is performed

The doctor will first examine the outside of the anus for hemorrhoids or fissures. Then the doctor will put on a latex glove and insert a lubricated finger into the rectum. In female patients, this exam may be done together with a pelvic exam.

How to prepare for the test

The doctor will ask you to try to relax before the test and to take a deep breath during the actual insertion of the finger into the rectum.

How the test will feel

You may feel mild discomfort during this test.

Why the test is performed

This test is performed for various reasons. It is sometimes done as part of a routine yearly physical examination in both men and women.

In men, the test is used to examine the prostate, looking for abnormal enlargement or other signs of prostate cancer.

In women, a digital rectal exam may be performed during a routine gynecologic examination.

A digital rectal exam is also done to collect stool for testing for fecal occult (hidden) blood as part of screening for colorectal cancer.

This procedure is also done before other tests, such as a colonoscopy, to make sure nothing is blocking the rectum before inserting an instrument.

Normal Values

A normal finding means the doctor did not detect any problem during the exam. However, this test does not completely rule out all possible problems.

What abnormal results mean

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Ninth-Inning Heroics Lift Baseball to 3-2 win at No. 28 Louisville

Jordan Cooper tossed his third quality start of the year.

Jordan Cooper tossed his third quality start of the year.

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- With the game tied at 2-2 in the top of the ninth inning, junior Chad Wright painted a one-out double down the line and senior Taylor Black connected on a 1-0 offering from Louisville flame-throwing closer Tony Zych for the go-ahead RBI single, lifting the Kentucky Wildcats to a drama-filled 3-2 win over the 28th-ranked Cardinals, in front of a UL season-high 3,245 fans on a gorgeous Tuesday night at Jim Patterson Stadium.

Kentucky (17-17) entered the top of the ninth inning in front of the raucous crowd in Louisville with the game evened up at 2-2. After freshman Paul McConkey laced a line drive to rightfield for the first out, Wright came to the plate looking for his third hit of the game. Wright turned on a 1-2 offering from UL ace reliever Derek Self - who entered the game owning a 0.91 ERA and a .180 opponent batting average - sending a double screaming down the line. Louisville turned to Zych to face Black with Wright in scoring position as the go-ahead run. Zych's first pitch sailed high for a wild pitch, allowing Wright to scamper to third base with one out. Black connected on the next pitch, a fastball clocked at 95 on the scoreboard, sending the RBI single into right-centerfield to score Wright.

UK left freshman reliever Trevor Gott in the game to get the final three outs of the one-run game in the bottom of the ninth inning. Gott came on with two outs in the bottom of the eighth inning and a runner on first base, getting a strikeout for the final out of the eighth before UK took the lead in the ninth inning. A native of Lexington, Ky., and the Gatorade Kentucky High School Player of the Year in 2010 out of Tates Creek, Gott struck out Ty Young swinging for the first out of the bottom of the ninth inning. That brought senior catcher J.J. Ethel to the plate and Ethel sent a line drive into the gap in right-centerfield. UK's freshman rightfielder J.T. Riddle read the ball off the bat, took a great route to the ball and hustled into the gap to cut it off, sending a strong throw to second base to hold Ethel, the game-tying run, to a single. UL freshman shortstop Alex Chittenden then worked the count to 3-0, before Gott threw two strikes to bring the count to 3-2. UL elected to send pinch runner Adam Engel from first base on the full-count pitch and Gott got a swinging strikeout for the second out, with Williams making a strong, accurate throw to UK second baseman Matt Reida - inserted into the game in the bottom of the ninth - who placed a perfect tag to end the game on the double play.

UK got stellar pitching throughout the game, including from sophomore right-handed starter Jordan Cooper, making his third career starting assignment against Louisville, going 6.2 innings, allowing five hits and two runs - one earned - walking three and striking out two. In the three starts in his career against Louisville, Cooper has tossed 13.1 innings, allowing only one earned run.

"Those are the kind of starts at the beginning of the year that I thought we were going to get from Jordan," UK head coach Gary Henderson said. "I am not surprised. I am really happy to get it and that is the second one in a row now. In baseball you are going to go through a stretch where it is a rough go and he did there and we put him in the midweek. Now he is doing a good job for us and I kind of expect that this is what we are going to get from him from now on out and that is what we should get from him."

Senior lefty Mike Kaczmarek relieved Cooper in the bottom of the seventh inning with the go-ahead run in scoring position, getting two outs to strand the runner. In 14 relief appearances, Kaczmarek has inherited a team-high 23 runners, allowing only two to score. Kaczmarek, who tossed four shutout innings in a win over UL last year, went 1.1 innings, allowing one hit and striking out one. Gott relieved Kaczmarek with two outs and the go-ahead run on first base in the bottom of the eighth inning and got a swinging strikeout to end the eighth.

The Wildcats collected 11 hits in the game, led by three-hit outings from Black and Wright, who spearheaded UK's late-game heroics. Thomas McCarthy added two hits, including his team-best 12th double of the year. McConkey, Riddle and Williams totaled hits, with Williams launching a double in the fourth inning.

The UK game with Louisville marked the third time in the last four games that the rivalry tilt was decided by one run. With the exception of UK's decisive 5-0 win over UL in 2010 in Lexington, the two teams have squared off in drama-filled rivalry games, with UK falling in Louisville in 2010, 10-9 on a walk-off loss and UK posting an 8-7 win over UL in 2009 in Louisville.

Overall, Kentucky has dominated the series with Louisville, winning 25 of the last 35 games in the series and owning a 65-33-1 overall mark all time. UK leads the series 23-16-1 in games played in Louisville and has posted a 10-6 mark in Louisville in the last 16 games.

UL starter Jeff Thompson (1-0) went 3.2 innings, allowing seven hits and the two unearned runs in the top of the first, walking two and striking out three in his third career start. He was relieved by Travis Tingle, who tossed 2.2 shutout innings, allowing three hits and striking out two. UL also used Cody Ege and Self in relief, with Self suffering his first loss of the year.

UK returns to action this weekend, traveling to face Ole Miss in Oxford, Miss., for a three-game set. UK will open the series on Friday at 7:30 p.m. ET. The series will be broadcast live on the Big Blue Sports Network (radio), with the Voice of UK Baseball, Neil Price, calling the action. Fans in Lexington can hear the games live on WLAP 630-AM, in Louisville on WKJK 1080-AM and online at

The Wildcats got on the board in the top of the first, plating two runs on two hits. Wright led off the inning working an eight-pitch at bat and chopping a ball to first base that was misplayed on the feed to the pitcher for an error. Black followed and singled through the right side and Braden Kapteyn got hit by a two-strike pitch to load the bases. Riddle then followed and hit a hard ball up the middle, glancing off the glove of the pitcher for an infield RBI single. McCarthy then plated another run, hitting into a double play that allowed Black to score.

Louisville got on the board courtesy of an unearned run in the bottom of the sixth inning. With one out, Kyle Grieshaber chopped a single off the plate, bouncing over the head of McCarthy at third base and trickling down the line for a double, with Grieshaber called safe at second base on a close play. UK attempted a pickoff of Grieshaber at second base, with the throw sailing into centerfield and allowing Grieshaber to move to third on the error. Stewart Ijames then hit a grounder up the middle, with McConkey making a diving stop, with his one-hopped throw from his knees too late to end the inning, with Grieshaber scoring from third.

The Cardinals rallied in the bottom of the seventh inning to even up the game, as Cade Stallings led off the inning. With two strikes, Stallings stuck his bat out with a half swing, lofting a ball into rightfield for a single. Ethel followed and singled into the gap in right-centerfield, allowing pinch runner Ty Young to move to third. Chittenden then grounded out in the infield, allowing Young to score to even up the game at 2-2.

GAME NOTES: Second baseman Paul McConkey made his first start since March 22 vs. Cincinnati ... After reaching on an error in the first inning, Chad Wright has reached base safely in 31 of UK's 34 games this year and in 11 consecutive games ... With a first-inning single, Taylor Black extended his team-high hitting streak to six games ... With a single through the infield in the third, Thomas McCarthy has now reached base safely in 31 of 33 starts this year and in 31 of 34 games this year ... Michael Williams' double in the fourth inning was his seventh two-bagger of the year ... McConkey snapped an 0-for-11 stretch with a single to leftfield with a runner in scoring position in the fourth inning ... McCarthy hit his team-leading 12th double of the year with two outs in the fifth inning ... Jordan Cooper allowed only one earned run in 6.1 innings of work, marking his third quality start of the year ... Wright's RBI double in the ninth inning was his ninth double of the year ... Black's game-winning RBI single was his ninth two-strike hit of the year ... In 14 relief appearances, senior Mike Kaczmarek has inherited a team-high 23 runners, allowing only two to score ... UK turned two double plays, including a strikeout, throw-out double play to end the game in the bottom of the ninth.

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Posted on May 4, 2015

Get in on a great weekend of ultimate, goaltimate, bonfires, parties, and more at the Camp Wanna-Huck-It hat tournament May 29 - 30. May 8 is the last day to sign up. Details at www.ultimatechicago.org/wannahuckit.

Posted on April 30, 2015

For the first time, for more experienced or higher level players, you have the option of filling out this google form if you are interested in becoming a clinic leader. This means that you will be running clinics for groups (tbd how that will play out based on amount of leaders) and also be part of a team, but you will play one day (either all Mondays or all Wednesdays, your choice) and only pay $30. You have to be selected, and you will know by May 8th, so that if you are not selected, you still have until the 15th to register for regular summer league. Feel free to email summer@ultimatechicago.org with any questions. Looking forward to an awesome summer league!

Posted on April 28, 2015

We are having our annual Memorial Day Beach Hat tournament again this year... and again it will be benefitting the highschoolers of CUJO (our youth league). Register here: http://www.ultimatechicago.org/play/leagues/register/121566.

We are also having an Ultimate Peace fundraiser beach hat tournament on June 6th. Register here: http://www.ultimatechicago.org/play/leagues/register/121567.

Both are just $35 and you can have a buddy!

Posted on March 25, 2015

Men's Competitive League Registration is now open.  As it the past, this league is geared towards experienced men looking to play a higher level of ultimate.  Registration ends April 14.  Games start on April 21.  The league will last 6 weeks and all games will be at LaVillita Park at 2800 S Sacramento starting at 7:30 pm.  Registration is $45.

Register here.

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