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Prison Break

Season 2 Episode 14

John Doe

Aired Monday 8:00 PM Jan 22, 2007 on FOX
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Bellick gets a taste of the medicine he gave out when he was the captain at Fox River.
Agent Mahone's ex-wife makes another appearance, as Mahone is forced to make a difficult decision.
Kellerman reveals his motivation for aiding the escape.
T-Bag rekindles an old romance.

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  • this was a good ep

    in this ep of the show prison break the vice president returns when he i captured by the brothers and kellerman and also belick is getting kicked around in the new jail at fox river and he gets beat up badly. and t bag is rekindling a old romance with the girl friend and she and her kids are captured and are being held against there will. and so kellmeran and the brothers take the vice president and he gets killed by killing himself and the brothers and kellerman excape out of the hotel and take a cameraman with them this was a good ep i thought .moreless
  • Strong return from the Hiatus

    Details/Progress (To point A to B) -Â» (8/10). We start with Michael, which get off to point A to point B which was finding Terrence, than we move to point C where the conclusion occurs. T-bag is in the Same point. Bellick has a new storyline and that was very funny. Mahone create some problem to him, but that is solved too.

    Plot Details/Holes- Â» (8/10). How Mahone is alive is another mystery from the writers staff, from that distance, there is no way that Kellerman would fail the shoot, a trained agent, ok, I will try to believe in that. The details about Terrence was nice.

    Drama/emotions - Â» (10/10). Bellick scenes were funny, I donÂ´t have a choice but to rate this with a 10, it is hard to find something in Prison break that you can laugh. C-Note scenes and T-bag shared some drama too.

    Suspense/Tension - Â» (8/10). Fast Gun fight, suspense at the beginning.

    Surprises/Shocks - Â» (10/10). Mahone being alive was a surprise, since it is a mystery how Kellerman failed the shoot. Did you expect Bellick to do that? Did you expect Terrence final attitude? Mahone also have a surprise for the audience.

    Time and Scene Management - Â» (8/10). T-bag plot didnâ€™t come to a conclusion, neither C-Note, because they are meant to fill the empty spaces of this episode. At least, Michael and Lincoln scene were important and Bellick scenes was funny and great.

    Beginning - Â» (10/10). Excellent presentation, suspense, a conflict and a nice setup.

    Complication Phase - Â» (9/10). Bellick situation is the most complicated. T-bag situation is soft, C-Note is all about drama and Michael mission played nice.

    Climax - Â» (7/10). Terrence with the Gun, nothing special.

    Ending - Â» (8/10). What Mahone did and Terrence last attitude was nice.

    What I liked -Â» Bellick, Mahone Scenes, Michael and Lincoln scenes.

    What I DidnÂ´t Liked -Â» Hard to say.

    Strong return from the Hiatus Bellick Scenes managed to be the Best or at least the most funny.moreless
  • Well written.

    Michael, Lincoln and Kellerman go to Montana to find Terrence Steadman. Bellick has trouble with other Fox River inmates. C-Note continues his journey alone with his daughter and T-Bag invades the Hollander family. Another awesome episode from Prison Break season two. dead, now is and Lincoln was there but did not bulled the trigger. All they can do now is run for there lives. This episode was so cleverly plotted. Loved the way the title just goes with the plot. Another great cliffhanger. Can't wait to see more from Prison Break, I need to see more! Bring it on I say!moreless
  • some nitpicks on "realism" (suspension of disbelief, yes, all-out logic errors, please no)

    I thought this episode was intense and exciting. Unfortunately, I think it suffered from some lack of believability. First off, the Terrence character killed himself but they're acting like there's no way to prove he was who he said he was to the media...I concur with others in the idea that DNA tests could still prove his identity; he could prove to be a blood relative to the president at minimum. I thought that Bellick's storyline was kind of unrealistic too...first off, where's the trial? How come he just ended up in prison all of the sudden within hours of being accused of murdering his ex-coworker? Surely a murder trial takes some time and we're talking days since the escape. I also doubt a former correctional officer would end up in the same prison he used to work for...while interesting to the plot it seems unlikely.

    Finally, T-Bag's storyline bugged me too. I would have thought he'd show his "girlfriend" the money he had so she knew he wasn't just making stuff up. Five million is a lot of money and can heal a lot of wounds, even for a murderer/rapist it would seem like five million dollars would make an impact on their relationship.

    Anyway, I like the show's intensity and this episode kept me on the edge of the seat, just I like my escapism to feel a little more real without such huge errors in logic. I know I'm supposed to suspend disbelief but some aspects of the plot came off a little too fictional. Still, this show reminds me of 24 given its intensity and plot twists. Being bored waiting for 24 to come back on the air, this show does fill that void.moreless
  • Steadman is dead.

    First let me say that I love this show but this episode kind of made me mad. Kellerman, Michael and Lincoln track down and capture Steadman only to have him take Lincoln's gun and kill himself right before the press gets there. #1 why did they not get everything recorded that was being said in the hotel room just in case? #2 all they have to do is compare his DNA to the Presidents and you can match them as siblings so he is just not a john doe. T-Bag has 5 million dollars and 4 episodes ago he was going to Thailand, instead he decides to take a family hostage for revenge purposes. That storyline is getting stupid. Still no sign on LJ and where is Sara? I am bored with the C-note storyline and is there anyone looking any of the convicts other than the people that want them dead? Where is the real law enforcement? I do not like to pick plots apart but for some reason this episode really annoyed me. I still love the show but lets get back on track.moreless
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Lincoln Burrows

Paul Adelstein

Paul Adelstein

Special Agent Paul Kellerman

Robert Knepper

Robert Knepper

Theodore "T-Bag" Bagwell

Rockmond Dunbar

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Benjamin "C-Note" Miles Franklin

Wade Williams

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Captain Brad Bellick

Wentworth Miller

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Michael Scofield

Jeff Perry

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Terrence Steadman

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K.K. Dodds

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Susan Hollander

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Lester Rasta Speight

Lester Rasta Speight

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Callie Thorne

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Pam Mahone

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Reggie Lee

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Bill Kim

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Helena Klevorn

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Dede Franklin

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Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

  • TRIVIA (7)

    • The SUV that Lincoln, Michael and Kellerman escape with from the police was a Chevrolet suburban but the car they get to the escape airplane with was a GMC Yukon.

    • The surgery proceeded on Terrence Steadman can be used as a joke to explain the differences between John Bilingsley and Jeff Perry, the two actors who play respectively Steadman in Season 1 & 2.

    • In the recap footage it shows a clip from Brother's Keeper of Michael saying "Terrence Steadman, the President's Brother" but in that episode Caroline Reynolds was still Vice President. If you look closely you can see that that scene has been re-filmed as Wentworth Miller's hair is a different length than it was in Brother's Keeper.
      Also since the episode Flight there has been no mention of the death of President Richard Mailer, in fact his death would have been on the front of the newspapers more than the escape of the Fox River 8.

    • The agent who waits with Mahone at the hospital, is the same agent who killed Veronica and attempted to kill Sara.

    • Kellerman says that a DNA test to prove Steadman's identity would be useless because they can't compare it to anything. Actually they could compare it to the president's DNA, which would prove that they are first degree relatives.

    • Steadman was in hiding outside of Cutback, Montana. There is no such town in the state.

    • Bellick's prisoner ID number is #453857.

  • QUOTES (29)

    • Michael (on the phone with Channel 11 news): This is Michael Scofield, I'm at the Cutback Motel room 11 and I wanna turn myself in.

    • Michael: We'll stroll right into the lion's den and pray we don't get mauled?
      Kellerman: I don't think they're going to come to Montana, Scofield, so we're going to them.

    • Michael: Who are you?
      Kellerman: I used to work for the president.

    • Agent Blondie (to Mahone): You think you can just quit? Like you work at a post office?

    • Mahone: Kim and Kellerman can try to kill each other all day long, but I'm out.

    • Michael: If we get a camera, we can take a picture of him holding a current newspaper. If we put that online, will that prove he's still alive?
      Kellerman: It'll prove we found a guy that kinda looks like the president's brother.
      Michael: Fingerprints, dental records…
      Kellerman: We whitewashed them. We pulled his teeth, burned off his fingerprints.
      Michael: DNA.
      Kellerman: To compare against the homeless guy we killed and put in Steadman's car. But we destroyed all exterior DNA samples so that there'd be nothing to compare them to.
      Michael: There's gotta be someone somewhere who can identify this man.
      Kellerman: Which is why we did the surgery. Cheekbones raised two centimeters, ears lowered a quarter of an inch. Not so much that someone who knew him wouldn't recognize him, but enough that any forensic comparison of a photograph of that man would conclude that he is a look-alike, a hoax. Trust me – we are very good at what we do.

    • T-Bag (looking through one of Susan's photo albums with missing pictures): If memory serves, I was at Story Time Village that day, too. And I'm not in any of these pictures? 'Could've sworn…I'm just teasin', baby. Every woman has burned the photographs of her paramour only to later realize her love burns even hotter than the flames she used.

    • Steadman: I was supposed to have my life back by now! Playing golf, going to movies, seeing people. But because you guys can't get a handle on an engineer and a petty crook, I've been a ship in a bottle for three years.

    • Kellerman (pointing a gun at Steadman who's pointing a gun at everyone else): Terrence all we need is your mouth, I will shoot out both of your knees right now.
      Steadman: I never liked you Paul. I won't hesitate to take your life.

    • Kellerman (to Michael): You're going to have to keep your brother in check.
      Michael: You don't know him.
      Kellerman: Then get my gun from him, we don't have time for this.
      Michael: You still think you're running the show. Don't you?
      Kellerman: You still think I'm not?

    • Lincoln (pinning Steadman against the wall and point a gun at him): You stood there and watched them kill Veronica.
      Kellerman: Burrows!
      Lincoln (to Steadman): You did nothing. She died because of you!

    • Kellerman (to the cop that pulled him over): Sergeant, ah Humphreys, Burrows and Scofield have been on the loose for less than 10 minutes. That means that at this stage every second is critical so if you detain me for one moment more I will have all of your jobs. Do you understand me?

    • Terrence: Please, just let me go. Michael: Terrence, you made every man in this room a prisoner, including yourself. It is time to set us free.

    • (Kellerman places phone on the dashboard)
      Michael: You leave that on, they'll trace it...
      Kellerman (laughs): Yeah, uh, Secret Service, it's untraceable, but thanks.

    • Kellerman: We have to go!
      Lincoln: Go where? We've got Steadman.
      Kellerman: No, we have nothing.
      Michael: All we got is a John Doe.

    • Lincoln (referring to Steadman): So many people dead... and he gets to live.

    • C.O. Stolte: Word is, Banks is gonna have you pulled out of your cell tonight.
      Bellick: Well, can't you do nothing?
      C.O. Stolte: Yeah, I can warn you, which is what I'm doing.

    • Lincoln (to Kellerman): The second I think this thing's gone bad, you get a bullet in your head.
      Kellerman: I'd expect nothing less.

    • Mahone: The guy you wanted to double cross screwed you first.
      Kim: Scofield and Burrows?
      Mahone: Are probably alive and on the run with Kellerman. Have a good day Kimmie.

    • Michael: So this is the conspiracy, huh? Bunch of little boys in suits, running around trying to kill each other? It's pathetic.
      Kellerman (to Michael): Well, you were a little more formidable than we anticipated.
      Lincoln: We don't need compliments out of you jackass.
      Kellerman: Oh, yes, there it is, the winning Burrows personality.
      Lincoln: Shut your mouth and drive.
      Kellerman (interrupts Lincoln): The one we really knew would win over a jury, good work!

    • T-Bag: There's no reason for you to be scared, Suzie Q. Cause you see, I've forgiven you. And you, in turn, can forgive me for my indiscretions, which are so far in the past they're nothing but specks in our respective rearviews. (He touches Susan's face) It's been such a long time. You look lovely.
      Susan (takes his hand): Okay, let's go. Right now, we can go away, spend some time together…
      T-Bag: Susan I am not a victrola, so please don't play me like one. There's not a white man's chance in Harlem you'd ever leave your children behind.

    • Lincoln (grabs Steadman by his jacket): You look pretty good for a dead man.

    • T-Bag (to Susan): When you came to Fox River and you spat at me like I was some kind of rabid animal, I was happy because such a visceral reaction could only come from a woman who still cares.

    • Michael: You said something about taking down the President. I assume you have a plan. Kellerman: I do.

    • Kim: I'm looking for Alexander Mahone. I'm his direct supervisor.
      Officer Tuttle: Sorry to tell you this sir, but your boy's been shot.

    • Secret Service Agent: We neutered Kellerman. He doesn't even exist now. Kim: He knows everything.

    • Michael: How do you know where Steadman is?
      Kellerman: Because I arranged this whole thing.
      Lincoln: You arranged to set me up?
      Kellerman: That's right.
      Lincoln: You arranged the killing of all the people I know?
      Kellerman: I was given orders, I executed those orders, and now I have a bull's eye on my chest, just like you two.
      Lincoln: I don't trust him.
      Kellerman: Hey, if I wanted you dead, you'd be dead. (he pulls out a gun) You guys wanna keep running, fine. You wanna be free, get in the car. Last time I'm gonna offer.

    • Lincoln (holding Kellerman at gunpoint): Give me one good reason why I shouldn't blow your brains out?
      Kellerman: Because I can give you the one thing that's gonna set you free. I know where Terrence Steadman is.

    • Michael (to Kellerman): Why are you helping us?
      Kellerman: Why am I helping you? Because the enemy of the enemy is my friend.

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    • T-Bag: There's no reason for you to be scared, Suzie Q.

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    • The name of this episode, John Doe, is typically used as a placeholder name for a male party in a legal action or legal discussion whose true identity is unknown or is intended to be anonymous. Male corpses whose identity is unknown are also known by the name John Doe.
      The female version of this would be Jane Doe.

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Season 1 Episode 9

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Aired Wednesday 10:00 PM Aug 08, 2007 on ABC

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  • Fantatsic episode; nail biting!

    This was an amazing episode in an already amazing show. The twists just kept on coming, one after another- I seriously didn't know what to expect. All of the actors did a great job; Lizzie, especially, surprised me with how hardened she'd become. This episode also has a very sweet moment, when Lizzie returned to a home-cooked dinner. But back to the exciting parts- this episode was mainly a hint for Lizzie, who had disappeared. The pace was perfectly fast, and I kept on wondering what could happen next. Where was Lizzie? There was also that satifying moment, when a certain someone got her dream job. But anyways, fantastic episode. Wish this wasn't cancelled.
  • A very good episode and I don't think that this show should have been pulled

    Lizzy goes missing and three days later everyone starts looking for her. The people from the bank find out that they are being watched. Jeremy has flashback that ex planes why Lizzy and he can't be together. We find out that Lizzy was engaged to her professor her fist year of grad school and before she met Jeremy. Lizzy goes to Tulsa to meat with this professor and asks him why they broke up. Katheryn is encouraged be her finance do run for D.A. and she is trying to decide if she should do it. Sorry if this is very blurry I was watching the episode while I was writing this.
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'The Prisoner' is about a man who is kidnapped from his London home, and wakes up in a strange Village, where he is known only by the name Number Six. Various Village Officers-in-Charge, always referred to as Number Two, set about trying to find out why Number Six resigned his job as a secret agent. Number Six is interrogated, brainwashed, and manipulated by the strange powers behind the mysterious Village. This intriguing series first went to air in 1968. It was ahead of its time then, and continues to intrigue today. It was very much the brain-child of Patrick McGoohan, who not only starred as Number Six, but was also instrumental in bringing the series to fruition.
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  • The Island is the original Hotel California - you can check out any time you like, but you can never leave.

    Unique: No other show in the history of television has taken as many chances and dared to be as different as The Prisoner. From the setting, to the art direction, wardrobe and ambience of the show, nothing was normal, nothing was common, absolutely nothing turned up on The Island that we would have expected to see in real life. Cutting edge: From camera angles to way ahead-of-its-time technology, television audiences were exposed to the future in 1967! With this show as a blueprint, why didn't we see more like it - more inventive direction and writing - in the years that followed? Viewers just weren't ready for it.

    Compelling: Who could resist tuning in next week to find out if poor #6 would ever find any answers, or would ever find a way off the Island? Lost, shmost, I don't see any great big white scary bouncy ball coming after the castaways - that thing freaked me out as a child! Who needs CGI when filmmakers can make a white round thing actually lurk and look threatening?

    Patrick McGoohan is an individual - and The Prisoner will stand for a long time.moreless
  • Off the wall but great!

    Since I am already a Patrick McGoohan fan, I knew The Prisoner would be great. Leaving his British spy role in Danger Man, McGoohan helped develop and starred in the title role of the Prisoner. He is a former spy who has been kidnapped and held prisoner on an undisclosed island. The purpose for kidnapping him is to retrieve vital information he has. We never discover his real name. He is simply called "Number 6."

    The entire series only lasts for 17 episodes, but it is intriguing from start to finish. The basic story-line of the series is Number 6 trying to escape the island and return to freedom. And yes, the final episode does answer some of the questions that viewers have throughout the series. I'm always amazed at how each episode ends, usually with Number 6 outwitting his captors but not escaping the island. If you like avant-garde shows, this is one you won't want to miss.moreless
  • A die for show

    One of the best tv shows ever ! I watched this show as a little child, I was affraid but the episodes where so good so I couldn't stop watching. I rediscovered the show ten years after on video tapes, and the feeling was the same, time altered nothing. This show was a real philosophical one, also a political one : how to be free in modern society ? What really means to get and keep the power ? Is liberty of thinking still possible ? Could we possibly trust someone or something. No more to say, watch it please.moreless
  • Kafkaesque drama of a man with acess to his nation's intelligence secrets who, after resigning his post in anger is kidnapped and taken to a mysterious village where he is repeatedly asked to give information, particularly the reason for his resignation.moreless

    A show of unusually high technical quality for its time, particularly for British independent television. Created by it's starring actor, Patrick McGoohan, who had previously starred in the series Secret Agent/Danger Man as the morally responsible intelligence officer John Drake, The Prisoner was a close-ended series each episode dealing with a moral or ethical quandary while detailing the protagonists latest attempt to escape or to beat his nemesis du jour. One of the pleasures of the show was its use of gimmicks and inside jokes, some of which could not be appreciated until the introduction of home video more than a decade after the show aired. Among these are that almost no characters were referred to by name but by number (the central charactor was "Number 6"), a takeoff on the hokey theme song for Secret Agent with its refrain "They've given you a number, and taken 'way your name." Others include a regular change of the actors who portrayed the arch nemesis, Number 2, as each number 2 was defeated by number 6. And veiwers were soon to love "Rover", a monstrous security robot that sometimes killed escapees. A remake of the series is underway: as usual with such I simply ask why?moreless
  • Very old, but classy.

    This has become by far my favorite series of all time, so much so I have given up watching television altogether and turned to DVD's instead. That's not to say it's the best show ever, but it's one of those things you can watch as fluff action-adventure entertainment one day, or chew down to its bones, if you like, the next. That is, it doesn't require intelligence and concentration or an easy day at the office to enjoy, but if you've read a few books or have philosophical leanings you can amuse yourself by wringing quite a bit out of it.

    On that note, it's especially fun to watch this series in conjunction with Danger Man/ Secret Agent. Although it isn't uncommon to have the same actors work together on different series, there is a town full of spies in DM/SA

    referred to as the Village in the episode "Colony Three" which is the center of a debate on whether Number 6 and John Drake are the same. (McGoohan categorically denies this, but Markstein says it's true. Perhaps there is a legal hurdle involved? We will probably never get that information.)

    I recommend watching them in order, so you can see Number 6 gradually abandon his open desperation and anger ("Arrival" to "The Chimes of Big Ben") for a cool and calculated needling of the system from within ("A, B and C" to "Hammer Into Anvil"). They try drugs, brainwashing, torture, virtual reality, letting him escape, and even babysitting to get him to talk. Each episode will appeal to someone different, some funny, some aggravating, but they all fit together by "Fall Out"; I have never met anyone who was not surprised at the final episode. It's truly extraordinary!

    You will find references to the Prisoner are made constantly in other shows and movies, especially Sci Fi. The character Bester uses the Village greeting on Babylon 5; I have seen Village interrogation methods on the Pretender, John Doe and Farscape (whose leading man has an acting style similar to McGoohan's and a character similar to Number 6, IMHO, especially if you watch "A, B and C"); Number 2's trademark sphere chair is used on everything from Austin Powers to ads for American Idol.

    The Village itself has appeared in tribute episodes of the Invisible Man and, of all things, the Simpsons ("The Computer Wore Menace Shoes"). Rover has actually appeared on the Simpsons twice!

    I believe it's a classic that shouldn't be missed for anyone who ever feels trapped by rules that make little sense. If you like quoting Brazil and Office Space you'll find plenty of quotes to add to your collection here. My friends and I have even started referring to each other by number at work!moreless

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Grease is the word on Glee when the Fox musical returns with new episodes on Thursday, Nov. 8 (9/8c on Fox).

In the episode, titled "The Role You Were Born to Play," McKinley High's attempted production of the beloved musical brings back one new face — The Glee Project Season 2 winner Blake Jenner — as well as some very familiar faces, namely graduates Mike (Harry Shum Jr.) and Mercedes (Amber Riley).

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But what are Mike and Mercedes doing back in Lima? Will Mercedes run into ex-boyfriend Sam (Chord Overstreet) while she's back in town? And who is newbie Ryder (Jenner) sharing screen time with? Check out the photos here.

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I hope everyone had a great Independence Day. I spent America’s 234th birthday seeing some great music by Hang Jones, at the park with  family and friends eating, watching spectacular stuff bow up and watching Brock Lesnar stop being pummeled long enough to submit Shane Carwin with a arm-triangle choke. Ah, American values….I wanted to take some time to post some cool things I found around the web celebrating this great day.

S.P. Gass at asked for recommendations for a Americana/roots Independence Day playlist. And the members (incl. yours truly) came up with a doozy.

Willie Nelson took his legendary picnic to Bee Cave, Texas’ Backyard  and featured Johnny Bush, Kris Kristofferson, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Leon Russell, Jody Nix and the Texas Cowboys Billy Joe Shaver canceled his showing at the picnic due to health reasons. We hope he ‘s doing well. has posted some a mother load of independence goodness. MP3 outtakes from the quintessential American musician, Johnny Cash. These cuts are from his American recording sessions (of course) with Rick Rubin he did at the end of his life.

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My readers will know I'm a lover of FPS titles, and I used to be the biggest fanboy of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. I loved it. I must have played hundreds and hundreds of hours of multiplayer and just never got sick of it. Today, my good friend Sean posts a link to a YouTube video on my Facebook wall titled "Infinity Ward recycles buildings on MW3 straight from COD4."

I wasn't surprised by the title, but thought I'd take a look. I thought it would just be a building that some eagle-eyed gamer has noticed... but no, it's a massive building, from my favourite COD4 map: Pipeline. The entire building is copy/pasted directly into the single-player campaign of Modern Warfare 3.

How ridiculous can this be? Is it laziness? Is this how Activision pumps out yearly releases of COD? Surely with hundreds of millions in production budgets across multiple studios with one of the biggest game-related companies in the world, could hire some extra peons to code up a map in a 1 - 2 year development cycle. Take a look for yourself, I think it's a joke, personally. Not a funny-ha-ha joke, but a slap-in-your-face, joke.

Activision, Infinity Ward, Sledgehammer Games and whoever has their hands all of Call of Duty's naked body, please stop taking advantage of it. I expect MW4 to have an entire built from the ground up engine, next-gen everything and to not include buildings from the previous games. Lazy, lazy, lazy.

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Microsoft tried to buy Zynga and games three years before Xbox chief resigned to take over

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By now everyone on the planet has heard about Don Mattrick, the former Xbox chief at Microsoft, leaving the company to head up Zynga. A new report from Bloomberg is claiming that back in 2010, the then Xbox Executive tried to purchase Zynga when it was at the top of its game.

The report claims that back in 2010, Mattrick held negotiations with then Zynga CEO and founder Mark Pincus about Microsoft acquiring the company or even purchasing major titles like Farmville. The negotiations clearly fell through and here we are three years later with Mattrick now heading up the company he once tried to buy.

It's rumored that Mattrick left Microsoft because of the massive restructuring that is underway which will consolidate several departments into one, such as Windows Phone and Windows merging into a single entity. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has now taken over full control of the Xbox division and rumors are forming that point to that being a permanent thing.

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Lenovo announces another major battery recall covering the US and Canada with over 35,000 units affected

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The last time we talked about Lenovo and a battery recall was back in 2009 when the notebook industry was in the midst of one of the biggest battery recalls ever. Lenovo has recently announced another battery recall that covers battery packs used in its notebook computers.

Lenovo says that the battery packs can overheat and pose a fire risk. Lenovo reports that it has received two notifications of battery packs overheating and resulting in damage to the battery pack, notebook, and nearby property. No injuries have been reported so far.

The recall covers 34,500 batteries in the US and an additional 2,900 batteries in Canada. Battery packs covered in the recall were sold separately and with the following notebooks: Edge 11, 13 and 14 series, the T410, T420, T510 and W510 series, and the X100e, X120e, X200, X201 and X201s.

Lenovo says that anyone using one of those machines with an affected battery pack needs to turn it off and remove the battery pack. Batteries covered in the recall will include serial numbers that have the following strings starting with the fourth digit: 42T4695, 42T4711, 42T4798, 42T4804, 42T4812, 42T4822, 42T4828, 42T4834, 42T4840 and 42T4890.

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The Seagate Momentus Hard Disk has been one of the best notebook drives to come out, with the exception of the Hitachi 7200RPM models that is. It's one of, if not the fastest 5400RPM notebook drive out there.

Its construction matches that of all other 2.5" drives; it's light weight so you're not lugging an extra brick inside your notebook. It runs extremely cool, so not to add to heat which is especially important in the HTPC and notebook market where most of these run with only one fan. Furthermore, its capacities continue to grow; the 250GB model is large, but there are 320GB and 500GB models in the fourth generation already making their way to market.

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The push to legalize gay marriage in Minnesota officially began Wednesday, as state lawmakers unveiled a bill that would allow same-sex couples to wed beginning this summer.

The legislation would repeal a 1997 state law banning gay marriage and follows last fall's rejection by voters of a constitutional amendment that would have restricted marriage to a man and a woman.

Flanked by gay couples holding their children and by religious leaders, bill sponsors said the amendment debate gave Minnesotans almost two years of intensive discussions about what marriage means and who should be allow to get married.

Now, they said, is the time to give families led by same-sex couples the same opportunities as other families.

"What if we were to put love at the center of everything that we debate and discuss at the state Legislature?" said sponsor Sen. Scott Dibble, DFL-Minneapolis. "The power of that idea is profound. This is a day to be very, very proud to be a Minnesotan. Because Minnesotans have rallied around this unifying, this clarifying discussion about the power of love in our lives."

Rabbi Michael Latz stood with his husband and their two daughters at the news conference. Latz, who heads Shir Tikvah synagogue in Minneapolis, said he has presided over more than 200 weddings, but his own marriage is not recognized in Minnesota.

"We are a family in the eyes of God. We were legally married in Canada on Michael's parents' 50th anniversary last June" said Latz, fighting back tears.

"But right here, in my home state of Minnesota, in the place where I was born and where we live, work and pay taxes and raise our children, we are legal strangers."

Same-sex marriage proponents got a boost in November, when the marriage amendment was rejected by about 5 percentage points.

But opponents say that victory doesn't equate to widespread support for gay marriage; voters just didn't want a ban written into the constitution, they say.

"It was in no way a mandate from the people," said Sen. Sen. Warren Limmer, R-Maple Grove, who sponsored the amendment in the 2011 Legislature and whose district's voters rejected it.

About 15 Republican lawmakers attended a news conference to voice opposition to the bill, along with representatives from the lead opposition groups, Minnesota for Marriage and the Minnesota Catholic Conference.

Sen. Dan Hall of Burnsville said the bill would exempt churches from being forced to perform same-sex weddings. But if it became law, he predicted, that eventually could change.

"Once you open the door, you're not going to be able to shut it," said Hall, a pastor. "I personally will go to jail before I ever perform a marriage to a homosexual."

Religious liberty implications go beyond clergy being forced to marry gay couples, said Autumn Leva, spokeswoman for Minnesota for Marriage. Redefining marriage affects a host of state policies, she said.

"State anti-discrimination laws can, in turn, be used as a weapon, to punish those who disagree with the state's new law based on religious reasoning," Leva said. "It extends, to parents, individuals, private business owners."

Sen. Paul Gazelka, R-Baxter, said that when adoption agencies and foster care placements run by Catholic Charities refused to place children with same-sex couples in states where gay marriage is legal, they were essentially forced to shut down.

However, critics have said Catholic Charities chose to close; they were accepting state aid to provide those services and were bound by anti-discrimination laws.

Rep. Glenn Gruenhagen, R-Glencoe, said he is a fierce defender of traditional marriage and argued that legalizing gay marriage would strengthen the false notion that homosexuality is biological and not a "sexual choice."

"There is no gay gene, OK? The concept that you're born that way and it's an immutable characteristic is an unscientific lie," Gruenhagen said.

He also argued that studies have shown that reinforcing traditional marriage is better for children and they fare better socially and emotionally when they have both a mom and a dad.

Gruenhagen cited a study published last year by sociologist Mark Regnerus, which argued young adults with a parent who had had a same-sex relationship were worse off than those raised by biological parents without histories of same-sex relationships.

But that study has been controversial, with about 200 scholars signing a letter attacking the paper and Social Science Research, the journal that published it.

Rather, they argue, more than two decades of research shows the gender of a child's two parents has no effect on the child's long-term health or development.

The Minnesota Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics opposed the constitutional amendment last year saying it would be harmful for children.

Pediatrician Paul Melchert of Minneapolis reiterated that point with this 3-year-old twin sons and husband, James Zimerman, by his side.

"It's clear that children's optimal development is influenced more so by the nature of their relationships rather than the particular form that it takes," Melchert said.

But he said families headed by same-sex couples aren't afforded the same protections as other families and that's why making gay marriage legal is so important.

"We are fortunate to have the unwavering love and support of both of our families," Melchert said. "We have protected our family through the limited means available through our current legal system. However, what we have is not equal and not all families have the same access to resources and support that we have."

Both sides recognized they have a tough battle ahead.

Dibble said he wasn't sure if they had the votes to pass the bill. Limmer said the same about the votes to defeat it. And although both the House and Senate are controlled by Democrats, they will likely need Republican support to make up for rural DFLers who may vote against it.

An Associated Press analysis found that in the Legislature, 26 Democrats are in districts that voted in favor of the marriage amendment and 29 Republicans come from places that voted against it. Democrats hold a 73-61 advantage in the House and a 39-28 margin in the Senate.

Gov. Mark Dayton says he would sign the bill if it reaches him.

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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Tuesday ( ) that a Joint Light Tactical Vehicle made by Oshkosh Defense recently transferred critical mission data from onboard computer systems to external networks during a test at a U.S. Army facility in Arizona.

Oshkosh Defense says in a statement that the new truck has passed every test so far in the JLTV program.

The Wisconsin-based company is one of three bidding on a contract to produce vehicles to replace about 55,000 military Humvees.

The new trucks are intended to provide better protection from the roadside bombs that have killed many troops in Afghanistan.

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Judith Lenora Webb (Frosty Mom) passed away on July 27th at her home in Denton. She was born on August 26, 1927 in Ravenna, Texas to John Leonard and Alta Lee Cain Rich. She was married to Jack Dodson Webb. They lived in Dallas until 1954, owning and operating Top Hat Cleaners. They moved to Denton in June of 1954, and opened Webb’s Drive Inn, which later became Mr. Frosty’s and still stands today. Judy worked open to close, six days a week at Frosty’s until she retired in her 80’s.

Judy was preceded in death by her husband, Jack, sons Mike and Ricky, daughter Jackie, brothers Earl, Leonard, and Clifford, and sisters, Merrill, Mamie and Othella.

Judy is survived by her sister, Effie Rich, her sons, Jerry Webb and wife Janice, Tommy Webb and wife Kris, Randy Webb and wife Melinda, Jimmy Webb, Russell Webb; daughters, Debra Gorder and husband Mike, Kim Webb, Sheri Perrin and husband Kevin. She is also survived by many grandchildren and great grandchildren who dearly loved her: Chris White, Jerry Webb, Jr., Jason Webb, Josh Webb, Robyn Webb, Brittany Webb, Aaron Smith, Amber Smith, Patrick Webb, Christina Childress, Heath Webb, Ashley Webb, JR Webb, Cody Webb, Jonathan Scott, AJ Scott, Kasey Needham, Jacy Needham, Katherine Standard, Josheph Perrin, Mia Webb, Taya Webb, Piper Childress, Eli Webb, Charlee Webb, Elyana Webb, Zoey Webb, Eliza Webb, Kayla Gorder, and Andrew Gorder and 4 fuzzy companions Molly, Missy, Oreo and Cookie.

Visitation will be held from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm on Friday, August 2, 2013 at DeBerry Funeral Directors in Denton. The funeral will be held in the Chapel of DeBerry Funeral Directors on Saturday, August 3, 2013 at 10:00 am. Burial will follow at Mulberry Cemetery in Mulberry, TX.

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If you’ve perused this blog at all, you’ll noticed I’ve had a couple ‘Best of…’ lists that featured my favorite albums from a particular year. I love music. In college I hosted a show on the college radio station, and a good deal of my income has always gone to buying cds, and now mp3s.

In case you haven’t heard, Spotify seems to be all the rage. People are blogging about how great it is and friends on Facebook are handing out invites. I caved to the peer pressure, signed up, and gave it a try. It’s truly a nice service. Granted, it doesn’t have nearly as much music as it claims. For instance, it didn’t have Radiohead’s In Rainbows, Jens Lekman Oh You’re So Silent Jens, any Black Lips albums…etc.

The lack of these albums isn’t what dissuaded me from using the service. That’s bound to happen. What bothers me is that I’m afraid of what a service like this will do to the music industry. I know that if I paid $10/month for a service like Spotify, I’d be much less inclined to buy more music. And therefore, my music taste will be shaped completely by what is available on Spotify. If an artist isn’t on Spotify, I won’t hear them. I’m afraid that if a service like this becomes popular enough, then labels and bands will have to bend over backwards to play ball with them. Creating music isn’t the most profitable venture one can sign up for. And something like this could make it even harder.

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Published on Tuesday, 24 June 2014 23:50 - Written by Dave Berry,

“Being Irish, he had an abiding sense of tragedy, which sustained him through temporary periods of joy.”

— William Butler Yeats

was up with the dawn, anxious to see what photographic wonders I could capture along the shore of the Kenmare River.

We were staying at the Blue Merles, a wonderful little B&B run by a British couple on the Beara Peninsula, along Ireland’s south-west coast. Our hillside vantage looked down on the river’s wide expanse, the beautiful tree-lined Dinish Island and the mist-shrouded coastline of Kerry.

Outside, the rain fell hard, but our hosts had insisted the coastal shower would be short-lived. They were almost right.

Dressing in the half-light, I put together a rain outfit from the half of our possessions that had made the trip. The other half of our new luggage set had gone to New York instead of Dublin, and for a day or so we would make do and improvise.

The two unescorted bags would eventually catch up, crumpled, ripped and delivered by van across half of Ireland. The contents were intact, but traveling without humans to New York had put them at odds with someone in authority. … And for the rest of the trip I found myself on a terror watch list.

But that’s another story. Today, we were in Ireland, and that was enough.

Irish breakfast was an hour off, but the kitchen clatter and morning talk radio assured me our hosts were up and attending to our needs. The freshly brewed pot of coffee in the dining room told me they had paid attention to my stated desire to rise early.

Sipping black coffee from a heavy mug, I watched the rain wash the broad windows that looked down over the rooftops to the featureless blackness of the river. Not light enough yet, I wondered why I had set my alarm so early.

As rain became drizzle and Dinish Island separated itself from the gloom, I set off down the long wet drive, warm and dry beneath my L.L. Bean slicker, camera safely clutched beneath that same protective layer.

Low tide had sucked the river to the sea, revealing the rocky riverbed covered in a thick growth of seaweed. The soupy air smelled of fish and salt and decaying vegetation. Sea birds were slow to rise, hunkering down beneath the mist, holding their spots atop soggy boulders. I was enjoying the morning as the sun fought to peek through, and I shot despite the rain, despite the dark. … But I knew I would have to wait a bit longer for the sun to give me the shot I really wanted.

My vantage was far from a photographer’s dream. The narrow and winding Irish lane pushed to within inches of a low retaining wall that dropped off 15 to 20 feet to rocks below. Balancing atop the wall would be treacherous, but standing at the edge of the lane might be more so. Any vehicle rounding blind curves in both directions would pass just inches away.

I tried the top of the wall, snapped a few shots, and thought better of it. Better to stand in the road and listen carefully for traffic. If necessary, I reasoned, I could scamper to safety across the road.

I had told Marti earlier, “Never pass up a picture of a blue boat.” And I wasn’t about to.

I had glimpsed it the night before when we arrived, anchored in the river just off that lovely island. It was just a simple dark blue rowboat, bobbing in the high tide, nothing really to look at.

But I liked it, and it was the target of all my stalking.

The morning low tide had stranded it amid the seaweed … an even better shot than I had imagined.

Waves of rain returned while I waited for the sun. I retreated to safety off the road, ducking my head beneath my rain hood and letting the wet run harmlessly off.

I was starting to worry about missing breakfast, but I waited. This was the shot. I just needed more light.

Finally, about an hour after my photo safari began, the clouds overhead began to break up and rays of the morning sun peeked through.

I labeled the shot I captured, “Blue Boat at Low Tide in the Rain.”

Never pass up a blue boat. … I won’t.

A week later, in Scotland, I decided the same rule applies to red boats.

Dave Berry is editor of the Tyler Morning Telegraph. He and his wife Marti went to Ireland and Scotland in 2011. Yes, they would go back … in a heartbeat.


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U2 opens up for The Gamblers and Paul McGuinness witnesses U2 live for the first time and becomes their manager.

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…On the other hand, U-2 have only one big problem, conquering the ‘fast-is-good’ fallacy that plagues them now. Already possessed of a fine rhythm section, a tangible identity, and a promising vocalist, U-2 managed to negate the impact of their originals simply by playing too fast. What could well have been very clever songs sounded unintelligible and indistinguishable.

A glimmer of U-2’s direction may be gleaned from the inclusion of Wire’s “Mannequin” in their set, and if U2 can slow down long enough to be heard, they could step to the fore of the Dublin music scene.

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Division of Legal, Ethical and Historical Studies

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provost, University of Baltimore

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Phone: 410.837.5244

Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University
M.A., University of Vermont
A.B., Middlebury College

Joe Wood is a cultural geographer whose scholarship and teaching focus on the North American cultural landscape. He has taught geography at the University of Nebraska at Omaha; George Mason University, where he was chair of the Department of Geography and Earth Systems Science, taught in New Century College and served as vice provost for academic affairs; and the University of Southern Maine, where he was provost and interim president. He came to UB as provost in 2009. At UB, Wood is teaching in the Division of Legal, Ethical and Historical Studies and also holds an appointment in the School of Public and International Affairs.

Wood’s publications explore the New England village as invented tradition, historic preservation of warehouse districts in Midwestern cities, the idea of a National Road in antebellum America and contemporary Vietnamese place-making in American suburbs. He is an active book reviewer for professional journals in geography, history and architectural history and author of The New England Village (Johns Hopkins University Press, 1997; paperback 2002). His most recent work is “Creating Landscapes of Civil Society” (pages 357-380) in The Making of the American Landscape , 2nd Ed. (edited by Michael Conzen, Routledge, 2010). Wood also teaches about East and Southeast Asia and was a visiting professor at South China Normal University. He has also been an American Geographical Society Travel Program lecturer in Cambodia and Vietnam, where he served in the Army; across Canada by train; and, most recently, by ship from Newfoundland into the Great Lakes.

Wood has served a number of national professional associations, including as councilor and treasurer of the Association of American Geographers, board member of the Vernacular Architecture Forum, and councilor of the American Geographical Society. His community service activities have included chair of the Omaha (Neb.) Landmarks Heritage Preservation Commission and board member of the District of Columbia Preservation League, board member of the Maine Philanthropy Center and president of the Maine-based Center for Prevention of Hate Violence, which works to reduce school bullying.

Wood lives in Baltimore with his wife, Diane, a professor of education at Towson University.


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Harris, Cole and Eric Leinberger.  Making Native Space : Colonialism, Resistance, and Reserves in British Columbia. Vancouver: UBC Press.  2002.

McCullum, Hugh and Karmel McCullum.   This land is not for sale : Canada's Original People and their Land : A Saga of Neglect, Exploitation, and Conflict.  Toronto: Anglican Book Centre. 1975.

Ware, Reuben. Our Homes are Bleeding: A Short History of Indian Reserves.  Victoria: Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs. 1975.

Young, Terry Ann.  Researching the history of Aboriginal peoples in British Columbia. Victoria: [publisher unknown]. 1992.

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Many parents out there worry that kids are hurting their ears by listening to music at a volume that’s way too loud. Now Future Sonics, a maker of professional earbuds for on-stage recording and personal use, has come up with the Atrio Special Edition (ASE) earbud line. These earbuds use proprietary drivers to reproduce low frequencies (<150Hz) with more clarity, reducing the need to increase the volume to hear the music or drown out background noise. This is achievable thanks to the new MG7 transducer and Ambient Noise Rejection (ANR) to increase clarity, offering an 18Hz-20,000Hz response and a sensitivity level of 112dB@30Hz. The earbuds are available in a limited-edition chocolate color and eco-friendly packaging such as a case made from reclaimed rubber. The ASE professional earphones will set you back $229 and is exclusively available at Airport Wireless stores.

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Just in case the DROID XYBOARD 8.2″ or 10.1″ are too large for you, I guess the 7.7″ might be the sweet spot for the tablet size you want. Oh, and it looks like the Galaxy Tab 7.7 will feature 4G LTE on Verizon as well (judging by the 4G label on the side of the list). No word on pricing or a release date, but Verizon would do well to take advantage of the holiday season – especially since the Galaxy Nexus is still nowhere to be seen. Who’s waiting for the Galaxy Tab 7.7?

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CPU Frequency Scaling applet in Unity

Indicator applet for displaying and changing CPU frequency on-the-fly. It provides the same functionality as the Gnome CPU frequency applet, but doesn't require Gnome panel and works under Unity.

Install CPU frequency applet on ubuntu 11.04(Natty)

Open the terminal and run the following commands

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:artfwo/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install indicator-cpufreq

Create unity launcher

You can create unity launcher using the following procedure

Right click on desktop, select "create launcher" name it, icon it, and put "indicator-cpufreq" as the command. then drag it to the unity launcher.

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  1. Hi, I’m missing something… In the old Gnome applet you could choose between the different CPU’s in your computer. Here this option doesn’t seem to exist. Do you know if it works for this indicator-cpufreq?

  2. It doesn’t work (I guess icon-set is incompatible).

    I guess we’ll be hearing a lot of complaints for applets.

  3. sadly enough it doesn’t work for me, too.
    Launching the app within an terminal doesn’t give any output, launching it within the launcher panel leads to a blinking icon, and nothing more

  4. Works for me. The applet appears and the options are selectable and it does scale the CPU frequency.

  5. Works, but is invisible in the panel, no icon.

    I only found it by clicking on the leftmost icon (bluetooth applet) there and moving slightly to the left, then the cpufreq menu appears.

  6. the appl. works, BUT my laptop doesn’t respond to the different power modes
    EX. As soon as I change it from 2.4mgz to 1.8or0.8 I get back again 2.4

    I really like Ubuntu,but my lap top runs at full speed all the time,so it get hot60-65C. On Win7 I run it on 60% of its capacity as a result its much cooler aprox 48C-53C.

    Could you help me

  7. I’me no good at python, and was looking at a way of launching or hacking this indicator so that the cpu number could be an option. Is this possible? i.e indicator-cpufreq –core=1 or something…
    Otherwise works as it sais on the box.

    Is it possible in conservative/ondemand modes to set an upper limit on frequency?

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San Clemente, Calif.

High School:
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2009-10: ALL-BIG WEST FIRST TEAM... Participated in NCAA West Regional for the second time... Led Aggies with 72.0 average over 36 rounds... Twice posted rounds of 65, the first at Washington State Palouse Collegiate, then later in the fall at Stockton Sports Commission Pacific Invitational... Finished with five top-10 finishes and eight in the top 20... Opened the season with back-to-back thirds Washington State and Michigan State Spartan Classic - both with 5-under scores and helping him earn Big West Golfer of the Month accolades... Finished with consecutive eighth-place ties at Battle of the Beach and USC Collegiate Invitational in spring... Had eight rounds in the 60's.

2008-09: ALL-BIG WEST CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM... Won three events including Big West Championship (in playoff over teammate Ramie Sprinkling), season-opening Kansas Invitational and spring's Cowboy Classic... Led team in scoring (72.1), top-20 placings (10), 54-hole score (204) and tied for first in rounds (39)... Shot a school-record 63 in second round of Prestige at PGA WEST, countering 86 in first... Finished T-5th in the event... Named Big West Golfer of the Month for September after win at Kansas... Had nine rounds in 60's, including back-to-back 67's at Cowboy Classic... Co-medalist at U.S. Open local qualifying in mid-May at Yolo Fliers, earning berth to sectional tournament in June at Saticoy CC.

2007-08: ALL-BIG WEST CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM... Played 12 tournaments and 35 rounds, tying teammates Matt Marshall and Ramie Sprinkling for team-high honors in both... Led team with 72.7 average as a freshman, highlighting year with a trio of t op-10 finishes... Included was a T-6th at the Big West Conference Championship, a T-9th (4 under) at the Wyoming Cowboy Classic and a T-8th at the Rice Intercollegiate... Had four rounds in the 60's including a 4-under 66 in the second round at the Wyoming event.. He opened that tournament with a 69... That event helped him win Big West Golfer of the Month honors for April... Also carded a 4-under 67 in the first round of the Alister MacKenzie Invitational in October.

SAN CLEMENTE HS `07: Named MVP and played in the No. 1 position each of his four years... Posted a career-best 35.8 average for nine holes as a senior... Three-year captain... Never finished lower than third at the at the South Coast League Championships, garnering medalist honors by nine strokes as a junior and runner-up finishes as a sophomore and senior... Twice named Student of the Month at San Clemente HS.

PERSONAL: Born in Newport Beach, Calif... Majoring in economics... Son of Anthony and Aleta Graham... Brother, Kyle, attends UC Berkeley... Had a trio of top-five finishes in American Junior Golf Association events... Enjoyed p2009, qualifying for U.S. Open Sectionals in June and participating in the U.S. Amateur in August.. Also won the Long Beach City Championship as well as the Southern California Golf Association Championship... Has career plans to play professionally.


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Fall 2015 Rome Documents

Rome Information Forms

A due date list, important information regarding flights and a list of Rome course offerings.

Student Assistant Application and paper Registration Materials

SA applications and recommendations are due April 10. Registration forms are due April 17.

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Online registration materials are due April 17. Students waiving the group flight must submit a flight itinerary for approval with their waiver request.

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Brochures and a comparison sheet of different insurance options for semester Romers.

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Affidavits for parents to complete, visa application and instructions for completing. Items due April 17.

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Supplemental health paperwork needed for Rome Clearance due July 29. Students will be informed if supplemental paperwork is required. All students must submit Medical Update form by June 15.

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Spring 2015 Support Groups

Student Wellness & Health Promotion is offering a Sexual Assault Survivors' Support Group and a Healthy Relationships Support Group. They will not be open to the public. If interested, please call 831-3457 to schedule a 30-minute appointment. Group meetings will be 8-10 weeks, and will hopefully begin in the first week of March. Give yourself the gift of this experience!

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Support & Counseling Services Options:

To reach the SOS Victim Advocate on duty (24 hrs/day) call 302-831-2226. The person who answers will take a first name and phone number and the advocate will call you back within 10 minutes.

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Come out and bounce to support UD's CRC! 25% of all proceeds raised from jump time will be donated by Launch to the CRC! All you have to do in mention the flyer or let them know you are there for the fundraiser for UD. Visit their website at LaunchDE.com
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Have you ever heard a sexist or homophobic joke and wished you had confronted it? Witnessed someone name-calling or hitting another person? Seen a man leading a heavily intoxicated woman into a room at a party and closing the door? Were you left with the nagging feeling that someone should have intervened...yet getting involved felt too risky? A "Courageous Bystander" is someone who takes an active role in promoting a respectful environment, or who takes action to safely and responsibly interfere with abusive attitudes, statements, or behaviors. This interactive program helps participants learn ways to be a courageous bystander and possibly save someone from victimization and trauma. Presented by UD's Sexual Offense Support (S.O.S.).
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UD Police arrest five in recent campus burglaries

10:05 a.m., May 29, 2014--University of Delaware Police have arrested five men in connection with two separate burglaries at the Christiana West Tower residence hall on May 18.

Video game systems and laptop computers were stolen from two different apartments in the residence hall.

With the assistance of Delaware State University Police, UD Police identified five suspects and arrested them on May 20 and 21.

Charged with two counts of burglary, three counts of theft and two counts of conspiracy each were Cameren Judge, 21, of New Britain, Conn.; Gabriel Sherrod, 20, of Dover, Del.; Rashawn Barrett, 20, of Montclair, N.J.; and Shubasz Gordon, 23, of Bloomfield, Conn. In addition, Malik Golson, 19, of Dover, Del., was charged with three counts of receiving stolen property.

Sherrod and Barrett were each committed to Vaughn Correctional Center in Smyrna, Del., in lieu of $8,500 secured bond. Judge and Gordon were released on their own recognizance. All were issued no contact orders with the victims and were banned from UD property.

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FACS: Stress and Time Management

Life Skills:

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Time Frame:
1 class period that runs 90 minutes.

Group Size:
Large Groups

Lesson about stress and time management and how to deal with stress.

Main Curriculum Tie:
FACS 6th Grade
Standard 3 Objective 1

Examine attributes and issues related to family life and the skills needed to enhance independent living.

  • Quiet piano music, no recognizable tune that has lyrics
  • Piece of candy for each student
  • Fun music for Laughter activity

Background For Teachers:
Information on stress, what it is, kinds, how stress appears in our bodies, why it is important to learn how to deal with stress

Stress Management Activities:

  1. Healthy Diet and Exercise- For this activity I usually do a little bit of aerobics with my students to get them up and moving around. Then we talk about how the body will stay in a better relaxed state and have lower amounts of stress in the body if you exercise regularly and eat healthy. (If your funds allow you can also have a healthy snack there for them that day).
  2. Total body tense and release- This activity is done either on the floor or in a chair. Tense every muscle in your body (I tell them including face muscles) at the same time then hold it for about 15 seconds, then release and let a good breath out, too. Do it again. You can also have them lay down on the floor and start from their head and move slowly down to their feet, doing each part of the body separately. Tense, then release.
  3. Deep breathing-This one is just teaching them to breath deeply from their diaphram instead of from their chest and throat. Place hands on tummy. Breath in for 4 counts, then out for 4. As you breath in, your hands should move up, as your tummy inflates, then goes down as you breath out and the air is released. I have them do this with their eyes closed and imagine the stress and tension in their body is being released and forced out of their body as they are releasing the air.
  4. Visualization/Mind Vacation-This one I just have them visualize the place out in nature that they would go to feel the most relaxed and peaceful: the beach, a mountain lake, a quiet forest, etc. Picture it and that you are the only person there. Talk them through some sounds and wind and relaxation things. Then "walk them back to the classroom" by counting backwards from 10 to 1 describing getting up and leaving, walking down the path, walking in the school, walking down your hall, opening your classroom door, in the classroom now, and then slowly have them start to move around. Move legs, move arms, sit halfway up, turn on the lights. Talk to them about if they actually pictured themselves at their peaceful place? How did it make you feel? Do you think you could do it again on your own?
  5. Laughter! Play a fun song, tell some jokes, play the "HA" game where everyone lays on someones tummy and you start by doing one "HA" that bounces the head of the person on your tummy. They add on and do "Ha,Ha". Keep going til someone loses it and laughs uncontrollably. Then start again. Laughter is the best medicine. It helps relieve stress and keep you in a positive mood instead of negative.

I play "Eye of the Tiger" for the aerobics part, then quiet piano music for the other stress management techniques that I show them how to do. They lay on the floor for all except the 1st one.

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Intended Learning Outcomes:
Students will understand what stress is and how to deal with stressful situations in a positive way.

Instructional Procedures:

  • BELL RINGER: Begin by telling students that you have decided to give them a project they have to work on that is half of their grade. They have to write up a 5 pg report and put together a 10 minute presentation with a poster illustrating what they have done. All of this is due in two weeks. Not really going to happen, but watch kids reaction. Then discuss what happened when they found out it was really not going to happen.
  • NOTES: Discuss stress. What is it, what kinds of stress are there, what stressors we have in our lives, how stress shows up in our bodies, why is it important to learn how to deal with stress in a positive way?
  • ACTIVITY: Participate in different stress management techniques.
    1. Healthy diet and exercise
    2. Total body tense and release
    3. Deep breathing
    4. Visualization/Minda Vacation
    5. Laughter
  • How do you aviod stressful situations?
    • Plan ahead.
    • Don't procrastinate.
    • Keep things organized (use a planner/schedule)
    • Realize you can only fit so much into one day!
    • Don't get so involved with so many things that you don't have time to do anything really well, but miss many things.
  • TIME MANAGEMENT: How do you fit everyting into your day? How can you be more organized?

Assessment Plan:
I challenge them to use at least one of these techniques twice this next week and write a paragraph on what that did for them, or did it make any difference.

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Case Number 44694
Log Number US-12212012-0001
Date Submitted 12/21/2012 12:49 UTC
Date of the Event 12/20/2012 08:05 UTC
Source MUFON
Disposition Unresolved
Summary Three bright orange glowing orbs hovering in a vee formation.
Tags floating pulsing lights

Sighting Location

City Phoenix
Region Arizona
Country United States

Sighting Specifics

Viewing Distance Unknown
Sighting Duration Undisclosed
Object Features Dome
Object Flight Path Stationary,Hovering then path,Straight-line path
Object Shape Circle, Oval, Triangle
Weather Factors Unknown

Sighting Details

I pulled out of my complex at approximately 8pm on 12-20-12 and drove west down Yorkshire Dr. As I crossed 31st Ave I immediately noticed three orbs floating in a 'V' formation. I slowed down and stopped in the middle of the road to get a good look, and could see several jet aircraft circling the area, and in comparison seemed tiny compared to the objects which had a bell shape, or at least the light coming off formed that shape. All I could think of was how similar they looked to the Phoenix lights, the color looked exactly the same, a dull orange color, the light was intense and I did not see any flickering or pulsing. I had to pull over to the side of the road as I was now blocking traffic. As I watched, the formation slowing moved in a north west direction, then stopped and the single craft forming the tip traveled straight up, as it did the two rear craft moved toward each other slightly. I was trying to tell if it was one big craft that was maybe turning vertical and flying up. I could not see any other outline so it looked like three crafts. The strange thing is that there was very light clouds in the area, and after traveling vertical for a short period, instead of the light slowly fading away it seemed to just disappear. After the first craft was no longer visible, the trailing two also began a vertical ascent, slowly moving toward each other at the same time. They also went from very bright and visible to completely invisible to the eye at about the same elevation as the first one did, no trace of them after that. All that was left in the area were several jet crafts flying in circles, which made me wonder even more what I just witnessed. The size of these crafts must be huge, compared to the jets flying around, they were at least four times the size. I initially though they were just very low but after watching them I could tell they were really pretty high up, scale wise they looked a little bigger that a street light, but at about the altitude you would expect to see a plane flying.

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Remembering John Q'Quinn

My friends in the UH community:

It is with deep regret and sadness that I inform you that the University of Houston has lost one of its most dedicated and passionate supporters. John O'Quinn died this morning, reportedly in a one-car accident on Allen Parkway, near downtown Houston.

O'Quinn, a noted attorney and UH Law School alumnus, served on our UH System Board of Regents from 1993 to 1999, holding the office of vice chairman from 1994-96.

He worked tirelessly in behalf of this university and was one of its most generous financial contributors. The O'Quinn Law Library and O'Quinn Field at Robertson Stadium are the most prominent examples of his philanthropy at UH but are by no means the extent of it. Over the years, he made numerous gifts, including significant donations to the UH Library and to the Cougar Marching Band. A good deal of this school's success can be credited to John's unflagging commitment to making UH a better institution.

On a personal note, I saw John recently, visiting with him at our homecoming football game against SMU. He was filled with his usual Cougar spirit and enthusiasm. The team's triumph, plus our national ranking, only added to his excitement. I am glad to have that wonderful memory of an exuberant John, reveling in the victory. But, win or lose, John was always unwavering in his support of the team and this university.

Our campus mourns the loss of one of its most devoted friends and benefactors.

Renu Khator

Contributions in memory of John O’Quinn may be made to the University of Houston John O’Quinn Memorial Fund, 4800 Calhoun, Houston TX 77004-5016. Please indicate whether you prefer to support the UH Law Center, UH Athletics or another program.

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Hey Coogs, sorry it took me so long to get back to you all on the questions. We had a little mix up with the communication process. But as you know we have started workouts, so I have somewhat of an excuse. Practices have been great so far. We have been as sharp as I have ever seen a Cougar team at this point in the year. Everyone is working unbelievably hard and I think even taking the coaches by surprise sometimes. But that is the way it is supposed to be. We shouldn't need them to motivate us in order to excel. We should know what we have to practice like in order to win the championship. This years' team knows and has learned what it takes. You can see already in our preparation. I am so pumped up about this year it is overwhelming me.

From a quarterbacks' standpoint, our receiving core has got to be one of the best in the nation. We have playmakers all over the field it seems like. And I know what everyone is thinking, how can we keep them all happy. Well there haven't been complications yet and I don't see any in the future. Everyone seems to be on the same page and that is to win the Conference USA Championship.

Now, to all you Coogs out there pray for one thing: FOR THE TEAM TO STAY HEALTHY. We all know that the injury bug is the only thing to set back a championship season, so we need as many prayers against it as we can get. We have been lucky so far. There have been a couple of dings and bruises, but nothing that a couple of days rest hasn't cured. You all come check us out whenever you can. We like it whenever there is a crowd watching us at practice.


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Information on Buying Textbooks

The Victoria College Bookstore carries textbooks for all UHV SBA courses.

Students may use the publishing information posted above to order their textbooks from their favorite book vendor. However, before doing so you should find out what your vendor's anticipated shipping time is, and what their return policy is. Also, you should not write in or remove shrinkwrap from any textbook or materials you purchase from any vendor until the first class day in the event that

  • the vendor supplies you with the wrong edition of your text,
  • the course instructor is forced to make a late change to the required textbooks,
  • you are forced to make a last-minute change to your schedule due to missing prerequisites, or
  • your course is canceled due to low enrollment.

In addition, be aware that, on occasion, certain outside vendors may substitute an international version of a textbook for the version you have requested without notice. International versions of textbooks may be quite different from the editions we require.


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