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Poonam Pandey was happy to oblige the photographers with different poses as she promoted her debut movie "Nasha", wherein Poonam plays the role of a hot sexy seductress.
Recently she was at a promotional event for the movie Nasha. And Poonam Pandey looked incredibly hot in this black outfit. I have been following her on twitter for quite sometime and she is a thing of beauty. She loves her body, takes good care of it. I don't know her but DesiBaba is proud of her. She gives me motivation to workout on my body and look good all the time. I love her. I will try to bring more and more pics of her. Meanwhile checkout these pics from the recent promotional event for "Nasha".
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yeah I hope they are rehearsing Way Down the Line, DUI, One Fine Day, The Noose, Million Miles Away, Killboy Powerhead !!
yeah I hope they are rehearsing Way Down the Line, DUI, One Fine Day, The Noose, Million Miles Away, Killboy Powerhead !!
Kick Him When He's Down, Living in Chaos, What Happened to You, Crossroads, D.U.I., Neocon/the Noose, I Choose...I want to see those live, among others.
Sign this petition Suzy made for me to get my interview with Greg K: http://www.thepetitionsite.com/873/7...ew-you-dammit/
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A new era of punk rock, and a hotplate!
But seriously, check out this band, if you're on the BSS, you'll love em!
I'd like to hear Come Out Swinging, Huck It, DUI, I Choose, Meaning of Life, Nitro, and Amazed most of all. I saw them do Neocon/The Noose back in 2004 on the Splinter Tour. I'm almost certain that they played Long Way Home at that show as well. Both were awesome. However, I can't imagine them doing any of these deep cuts at Rockfest in Cadott, WI (where I'm seeing them this year). Given that Theory of a Deadman plays right before them and Korn after, it's going to be one of the worst crowds they'll ever play in front of.
Jennifer Lost the War - I love this song, would love to hear it live one of these days... thats if they ever make it to Arizona again!
I know it's hot here... but we have air conditioning! Please come visit me!!!!
Leave it behind, Total Immortal, Forever and a day, Long way home, Race against myself, Turning into you
I know you wanna hit that
Jennifer Lost the War, Elders, Crossroads, Session, The Meaning of Life, Conspiracy Of One, The Noose, Da Hui, Trust in you, Secrets From The Underground
Nothingtown , Huck It, All I Have Left Is You & Takes Me Nowhere.
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If the majority of us could get behind 3-4 songs that maybe realistic, perhaps we could get it done, like Lightning Rod... I asked the band about DUI (that seemed like the most popular here) but it is very unlikely... Lightning Rod was good, because the band had rehearsed that etc so the lights and stuff were set up for that, and we were pretty persistant...
I can imagine heping with something like that, like I did with Lightning Rod...


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NORMAN — Beginning Friday, thousands of visitors will descend on Norman for commencement at the Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium. Weather permitting, the festivities will be outdoors.
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Five of those were honored recently. The Norman Convention and Visitors Bureau recently honored the NCED Conference Center and Hotel, and the Montford Inn won the top hospitality awards.
The Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History won the top attraction. and Jazz in June, scheduled this year for June 20-22, won the best festival award.
In Oklahoma City on Monday night, Andy Alligator's won a merit award from the Oklahoma Travel Industry Association under the new event category.


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MARBLEHEAD — It may have looked for a moment like the much touted "Republican wave" was coming through Marblehead and Swampscott last night. But it turned out to be Democrat Lori Ehrlich riding to victory.
A region that went solidly for Republican Scott Brown last January gave the incumbent state representative an overwhelming majority. She took the seat with an estimated 60 percent-plus of the vote.
"I set out from day one deciding that I was going to run a positive campaign," a smiling Ehrlich said. "I kept to it. But it wasn't always easy. ... People are tired of negativity and mudslinging."
Ehrlich bested her challenger, Swampscott psychiatrist Kate Kozitza, in every precinct in both towns, as well as in the two Lynn precincts carved out as part of the district, according to her campaign manager, former Lynn City Councilor Robert Tucker. "There was a lot of hard work," he explained. "A lot of door knocking."
Her vote is all the more impressive, Tucker added, given the anti-incumbent atmosphere that surrounded the campaign. In fact, although Democratic office holders did very well statewide, they lost some house seats.
Ehrlich's involvement in local issues began with the group HealthLink and opposition to the polluting Salem power plant. As a representative, however, she has promoted her position as the only certified public accountant in a Legislature now grappling with chronic budget problems.
She backed the increase in the state sales tax, but explained that this was a bargain made to avoid a doubling of highway tolls into Boston.
Another advantage for Ehrlich is her deep roots in the community. Last night, amidst a celebration at the Gourmet Gardens Chinese restaurant in Vinnin Square, she recounted a girlhood that took her from Swampscott schools to various Marblehead schools and back again to Swampscott.
"I've met a lot of people," she said of those days. After taking congratulations from one supporter, she noted that many have since joined to back her politically.
Meanwhile, Kozitza, in her first foray into politics, saw a bright side to the effort. "I'm proud that an unprecedented number of voters came out and checked the R box. My message did resonate ... but ultimately my supporters were outnumbered."
Kozitza said she called and offered congratulations to Ehrlich. "I told her it was an honor running against her."
On the other hand, she disputed a suggestion by Ehrlich that she had run a negative campaign. Kozitza insisted that she merely faulted her opponent's record and never resorted to any personal attacks.
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An historic event happened this week in Atlanta. Dexter Sharper of Valdosta was sworn into the newly created State House of Representatives District 177.
Sharper becomes the newest member and the only Democrat of the South Georgia legislative delegation, which includes state Reps. Ellis Black, Amy Carter, and Jason Shaw, as well as State Sen. Tim Golden, who are all Republicans.
We congratulate Sharper on his achievement and we wish all of our area legislators well now that the Georgia General Assembly has returned to session this week.
He and all of the state's legislators have their work cut out for them. Georgia continues facing serious issues such as jobs, the economy, water, transportation, education, etc.
Yet, each year, some legislators introduce ridiculous legislation based on hot-button issues. These issues cause much debate, receive far too much attention, waste time and taxpayer money, and in the end, do little good for the public. The only person usually benefiting from such wasteful legislation is the legislator who introduced it.
Georgia does not need grandstanding, acrimonious partisanship, political dodging of issues, or premature campaigning for a next term or a next office in either house of the General Assembly.
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Every Sunday, we'll publish a quick Q&A with someone from the local political world. Instead of touching on the latest in policy issues and proposed legislation, the intent is to catch a glimpse of the person behind the title. The interviews are done via email.
Christopher P. Scanlon interviewed with the Common Council on May 15 and was appointed to the South District seat the next day. (Derek Gee/Buffalo News File Photo)
Christopher P. Scanlon
The Basics
Age: 30
Job title: Buffalo Common Council member, South District
Family: Married to Katie (Wopperer) Scanlon, no children. Son of John and Paula Scanlon, six siblings.
Education: Bishop Timon St. Jude High School; A.S. Business Administration, Erie Community College.
Party affiliation: Democrat
Previous work experience: Assistant manager, WNY Pub Group; shift manager, UPS.
City salary: $52,000
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What's your favorite restaurant?
There are so many incredible restaurants in our city. That's one thing people from outside Buffalo do not realize. So it's a tough question, but in South Buffalo I really enjoy the Blackthorn, the Brick Oven Bistro and Imperial Pizza.
What's one thing people don't know about you?
I love to cook. I find it very relaxing. My wife and I really enjoy entertaining people at our house, so we get to spend good quality time together in the kitchen preparing for guests.
Who's your political hero?
My father. He was involved for so many years, he helped out so many people, and never wanted anything in return. Not too many days pass where I don't come across someone that tells me about how much they appreciate something my father did for them.
Has your prior experience in the restaurant business helped you in your role as a member of the Council?
I believe so. The restaurant business is a customer relations business and from what I've seen so far, so is my new position with the Council. I have really enjoyed getting out and meeting new people in the district and using my background dealing with customers to help transition to this new role. Also, I think my prior experiences give me a sense of the challenges people with small businesses face. I know the daily troubles that may arise and how they may affect those businesses in the long run.
What has surprised you about the job since joining the Council?
That I am enjoying it even more than I thought I would. I have loved meeting people and trying to help them any way possible. The first month has been very rewarding.
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TE Davis gets deal to stay with Redskins
TE Fred Davis has re-signed with the Redskins. The team announced the deal Friday.
RG3: 'I'll be ready'
Robert Griffin III says his surgically repaired right knee is improving and he will "be ready" to play. It's just a matter of when.
Redskins release CB Hall
The Redskins part ways with CB DeAngelo Hall on Monday, The Washington Post first reported. Hall was due to count $8 million against the cap.
Redskins lock up TE Paulsen
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South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore isn't letting a gruesome knee injury slow him down en route to his path to the NFL.
Redskins' GM says team not considering name change
Despite increased opposition to their name in recent weeks, Redskins GM Bruce Allen said Thursday the club is not considering a new nickname.
Redskins sign DT Brace
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Griffin undergoes surgery on ACL, LCL
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Peterson's freakish healing will make others suffer
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Griffin to get second opinion, MRI on Tuesday
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Carroll complains about condition of FedEx Field
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Fletcher and Ryan Kerrigan will head to the Pro Bowl as replacements for Super Bowl-bound San Francisco 49ers linebackers Patrick Willis and Aldon Smith.||||||| The 37-year-old Fletcher is going to his fourth consecutive Pro Bowl. Kerrigan, a second-year player, gets his first trip to the exhibition game. Their additions give the Redskins five Pro Bowl selections for the first time since 1996. They join rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III, who will miss the Pro Bowl after knee surgery, left tackle Trent Williams and special teamer Lorenzo Alexander.
Washington Redskins linebacker London Fletcher is blaming security workers at Cleveland Browns Stadium for a confrontation that left four of his relatives arrested and an aunt hospitalized. Fletcher on Monday said his large family contingent in Redskins gear witnessing his first NFL game in his hometown was harassed by fans, but he said that security that was supposed to diffuse the situation instead became what he called "instigators."||||||| Fletcher said one stadium worker "went overboard with what his job responsibilities were." He said his relatives were still in custody as of Monday afternoon. He said an aunt was hospitalized for "neck injuries" and released. A Cleveland police spokeswoman says six people were arrested on charges including assault on a police officer and aggravated rioting. The Redskins beat the Browns 38-21.
Fletcher's streak of 234 consecutive games played appears safe.||||||| The 15-year veteran who has never missed a game was listed as active Thursday against Dallas. Fletcher sprained his right ankle last weekend against Philadelphia and had just five days to try to recover. The 37-year-old is tied with Tampa Bay's Ronde Barber for the longest current streak in the NFL.
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Syndicated — It's August, the summer is in full swing, and the living is easy. Well, sort of. As every homeowner will agree, there's always something to do around the house or the yard to keep things looking good and performing well.
This month is the ideal time to tackle some upgrades on your home's exterior; simple, inexpensive things that you can accomplish on your own to boost the curb appeal of your home - its resale value.
And with the days growing continually shorter, the time to start is now. Here are my five "must-do" projects for August:
Improving the entrance to your home is a relatively easy thing to do. Add some color by painting the front door in a fresh coat of gloss paint, or strip it down to the natural wood. Consider container gardens or shutters to provide additional interest. And replace outdated exterior wall sconces with more stylish models. If you are looking to do the latter, here's all you need:
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You can avoid the expense of a structured walkway and add visual interest to your home's landscape by laying a more casual pathway. Choose from a full range of materials - bricks, pavers, flagstone, granite slabs, river rocks, gravel or simulated stone products like above - to design the path that fits your home's design and matches your DIY skill set. Not interested in cutting stone to configure into a pattern? There's no need. Plenty of designs require nothing more than a little imagination, a thoughtful plan and some basic skills.
A simple window box can add enormous curb appeal to a house or an apartment while providing an attractive garden view from indoors. There are a multitude of products on the market today - wood, plastic, resin and metal - that embrace a broad range of designs and price points. Feeling crafty? Make one yourself. It's an easy woodworking project that requires minimal tools and materials. You can tackle it as a family, imparting how-to skills and an appreciation for small-scale gardening to your kids.
If you are looking for a way to free your garage of unnecessary seasonal storage, consider the benefits of a ready-made shed. Not only are sheds a practical choice for outdoor equipment storage, many are appealing as an architectural element in the yard. But today's sheds aren't just for the garden. Coming in all shapes and sizes, some are perfectly suited as a standalone workshop, artist studio or home-away-from-home office.
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Dallas (SMU) — Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University, announces the selection of Bishop John Wesley Hardt, Bishop-in-Residence Emeritus, as the Perkins School of Theology Distinguished Alumnus for 2008.
The award is given each year to an alumnus or alumna who personifies effectiveness and integrity in service to the church and wider community, support and involvement in the goals of the seminary and university, and exemplary character.
This award will be presented to Bishop Hardt at a luncheon on Tuesday, January 29, 2008, during Perkins Ministers Week.
Bishop John Wesley Hardt
Bishop Hardts longstanding relationship with Perkins began as a student in the 1940s. He earned his B.A. from SMU in 1942 and his Bachelors of Divinity from Perkins School of Theology in 1946.
Bishop Hardt was elected to the United Methodist episcopacy from the Texas Annual Conference and served as resident bishop of the Oklahoma Area for eight years until his retirement from active ministry in 1988. He returned to Perkins as Bishop-in-Residence until 2000, and since then he has served as Bishop-in-Residence Emeritus.
Bishop John Wesley Hardt has brought enormous distinction to this School of Theology through the quality and depth of his ministry during these decades. His pastoral commitment to students, faculty, and staff is legendary. And he has an encyclopedic knowledge of Methodism, from the systems and structures of the church to the people who have worshipped in our pews, been baptized in our fonts, and shaped the churchs life. He continues to honor Perkins School of Theology by his life and work. It is certainly time for us to honor him, says William B. Lawrence, dean of Perkins School of Theology.
He has also faithfully served The United Methodist Church in many ways. Locations where he served include the Dekalb and Alba circuits in Texas; Malakoff, Tyler, Atlanta, Marshall, Beaumont, and Houston, Texas; and the Oklahoma Area Conference. Bishop Hardt and his wife, Martha, have traveled around the world visiting Methodist mission work in Asia, Southeast Asia, Africa, Europe, and South America. They have been delegates to World Methodist Conferences in Denver, Dublin, Honolulu, Nairobi, and Singapore.
Four publications also broadened Hardts contribution to the Methodist community at large. His books include: Not the Ashes, But the Fire, 1976; Lakeview: A Story of Inspiring Unity, 1993; Cecil Peeples: A Twentieth-Century Giant, 1999; and Forward in Faith: The Ministry and Mission of Marvin United Methodist Church, 1999. His next book, co-authored with his son, William C. Hardt, Historical Atlas of Texas Methodism, will be published in January 2008.
It is his ongoing personal involvement with the Perkins faculty and students that has most endeared him to the Perkins community. In 1998 the Perkins Student Association established the Bishop John Wesley Hardt Award which is presented to students who are involved at Perkins in community life, worship, and student government as well as their local church and community.
Perkins School of Theology is one of five University-related official schools of theology of The United Methodist Church. The school was founded in 1911 by the Methodist Episcopal Church South, now The United Methodist Church. Degree programs include the Master of Church Ministries, Master of Divinity, Master of Sacred Music, Master of Theological Studies, and Doctor of Ministry degree, as well as the Ph.D. in cooperation with SMUs Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences.
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Niagara Gazette — Two bartenders were charged during a multi-agency underage alcohol enforcement detail around Niagara County on Thursday.
The detail had undercover, underage operatives checking 18 local bars' compliance with laws banning the serving of alcohol beverages to persons younger than 21 years old.
After serving the minors, employees of two bars were charged with two misdemeanors each, first-degree unlawfully dealing with a child and prohibited sales. They are:
• Maureen M. Thompson, 48, of Middleport, an employee of Pony's Irish Pub in the village. Thompson received tickets to appear in Royalton Town Court on Sept. 19.
• Leslie J. Tarczynski, 49, of Youngstown, an employee of Brennan's Irish Pub in the village. Tarczynski received tickets to appear in Porter Town Court on Sept. 10.
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PHAIWA has been successful in securing a grant from the Government of Western Australia's Social Innovation Grant Program and additional funding from Healthway to develop an Indigenous Storybook. The idea for this project came from the recently completed Indigenous smoking project where PHAIWA found that many great community based projects were occurring in rural and remote Indigenous communities, but few were being shared with others.
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Titled: Wheels Turning – the story of Life Cycle
PHAIWA believes story telling is a creative avenue to disseminate information to many people in a user friendly and non-threatening way. In this project, Indigenous practitioner's stories will be shaped by their personal history, biography, gender, social class, location and those of the people in the setting/story. These stories will hopefully encourage change in how public health projects are planned, delivered and disseminated through directly with the storytellers in supporting them to publish and present their stories, or indirectly through communities and partners who read a story and consider it replicable in their own settings.
The storybook aims to:
to provide skills to Indigenous professionals across WA through the facilitation of "writing workshops" and by providing the opportunity to match Indigenous storytellers with local mentors who can provide further guidance in writing individual stories.
embrace a holistic view of health. Stories will be drawn from the health sector but also from many sectors outside of health – such as education, employment, housing, environment, transport, animal management, sport and recreation, alcohol and drugs and many others.
showcase community based programs that could be replicated in other communities to improve or influence the many social determinants of health. Many stories will highlight that local solutions are often the most effective.
PHAIWA has formed an overarching Steering Committee to oversee the concept and to assist with recruiting storytellers.
The first Storybook which focused on the Kimberley region was launched in October 2011. The second edition which focused on the Perth and peel Regions was launched in August 2012. Two more Storybooks are planned for the Kalgoorlie/South West region and the Central Wheatbelt Region.
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Chickasaw Nation Election Secretary Rita Loder announced Tuesday night the results of the Chickasaw Nation general election, which included an Elmore City candidate.
Nancy Elliott of Ada was elected to Pontotoc District Seat 2 with 57 percent of the vote.
Elliott defeated challengers Sandra Renee Gibson and Leon D. Brown of Ada and Todd Griffith of Newcastle. That seat was vacated when incumbent legislator Dr. Judy Goforth Parker resigned to accept a position as administrator of the Chickasaw Nation Division of Health.
Pontotoc District Seat 1 incumbent Holly Easterling of Ada retained her seat, with 71 percent of the vote. Challenger Pattie Howell received 848 votes.
Pickens District Seat 1 incumbent David Woerz of Ardmore won reelection with 55 percent of the vote. Challenger Leslie Larsen Hicks of Ardmore received 528 votes, while Mike Watson of Ardmore received 507 votes.
Challenger Shana Tate Hammond of Ardmore received 56 percent of the vote to unseat incumbent Wanda Blackwood Scott of Elmore City, who received 997 votes.
Tishomingo District Seat 1 incumbent legislator D. Scott Colbert did not receive a challenger. He will retain his seat on the legislature.
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Branch's exit from Seattle makes few waves
There was nary a shrug when the disappointing Deion Branch era came to an abrupt halt in Seattle with his Oct. 11 trade back to the Patriots in exchange for a fourth-round draft pick.
Patriots reacquire Branch from Seattle
The Patriots reacquired WR Deion Branch from Seattle on Monday, according to reports by ESPN and NFL Network, both of whom cite a league source. Both reports say that the Seahawks will receive a 2011 fourth-round draft choice in return.
Reports: Patriots in talks with Seahawks about WR Branch
While nothing is close to imminent, the Patriots and Seahawks are reportedly talking about a potential trade involving Seahawks WR Deion Branch.
Seahawks hope Lynch will fill RB bill
There's strong reason to believe newly acquired Seahawks RB Marshawn Lynch will benefit from a badly needed change of scenery.
Bills trade RB Lynch to Seahawks
The Bills have agreed to trade RB Marshawn Lynch to the Seahawks for a 2011 fourth-round draft choice and a conditional choice in 2012, according to Fox Sports. To make room for Lynch, Seattle released veteran RB Julius Jones.
Seahawks LB Hill suspended one game
The league announced Monday that Seahawks LB Leroy Hill will be suspended one game and fined one additional paycheck for violating the league's personal-conduct policy.
Rams' defense stuffs Seahawks 20-3
QB Sam Bradford and a tough defense led the Rams to a 20-3 win over the Seahawks on Sunday.
Seahawks pleased with fill-in OT Polumbus
Seattle was very happy with the play of Tyler Polumbus while he was filling in for starting OLT Russell Okung, and Polumbus may soon get some opportunities at right tackle.
Seahawks LB Hill placed on I.R.
The Seahawks placed LB Leroy Hill on injured reserve because of an Achilles injury, ending his tumultuous season. The team re-signed DT Craig Terrill and promoted OG Mike Gibson from the practice squad.
Washington bolsters Seahawks' biggest strength
With the addition of Leon Washington, the league's leading kickoff returner, special teams continue to be the Seahawks' biggest strength.
Seahawks cut veteran OG Pitts
The Seahawks had high hopes for OG Chester Pitts but were forced to cut him on Thursday after he struggled to stay healthy.
Reports: Seahawks sign WR Stokley
The Seahawks have reportedly signed free agent WR Brandon Stokley and cut RB Quinton Ganther to make room on the roster.
Washington's two kick-return TDs lead Seahawks to victory
Leon Washington returned two second-half kickoffs for touchdowns of 101 and 99 yards, making up for a long list of Seattle mistakes, and the Seahawks held off Philip Rivers and the San Diego Chargers 27-20 on Sunday.
Seahawks far from giving up on Hasselbeck
Even though he had a very forgettable performance against the Broncos in Week Two, we hear Matt Hasselbeck remains firmly entrenched as Seattle's starting quarterback.
McLoughlin announced as Seahawks president
The Seahawks named Peter McLoughlin their new president, replacing Tod Leiweke.
Baldwin had four catches for 53 yards and two touchdowns in the Seahawks' 42-13 victory over San Francisco on Sunday night.||||||| It was Baldwin's first two-TD game of the season. He had just one catch for eight yards last week.
Baldwin, the Seattle Seahawks' leading receiver a season ago as a rookie, will miss Sunday's game at Detroit with a high ankle sprain. Seattle coach Pete Carroll said Wednesday that Baldwin would not play against the Lions after suffering the injury last Thursday against San Francisco, continuing a season of ailments for the second-year receiver.||||||| Baldwin was slowed earlier this season by hamstring and shoulder injuries and needed dental surgery following Seattle's season opening loss to Arizona after he dove for a pass and the impact with the ground cracked his front teeth.
Baldwin an undrafted rookie out of Stanford, showed the rest of the NFL what it missed Monday in a 30-13 win over the hapless Rams.||||||| He blocked a first-quarter punt that was returned by Michael Robinson 17 yards for a touchdown, then caught a 29-yard TD pass from Tarvaris Jackson in the third period. Baldwin, who is Seattle's leading receiver and has become the main option for Jackson, finished with seven receptions for 93 yards and his third TD catch of the season.
Baldwin had five catches for 60 yards in Sunday's 23-17 loss to Washington.||||||| Baldwin has had at least 50 yards receiving in four of his last five games, but hasn't reached the end zone since Week 5.
Baldwin caught a 27-yard touchdown pass with 2:37 remaining to put the Seahawks ahead for good in Sunday's 36-25 win over the Giants.||||||| "We believe in ourselves and we believe in each other," Baldwin said after making eight catches for 136 yards and the critical score. "It's believing the guys next to you will do it." Baldwin is an undrafted free agent from Stanford who leads the team with 20 receptions.


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If another MV Agusta motorcycle, the F4, is considered the most beautiful motorcycle in the world, riders say the Brutale 910 R is about the sexiest bike around. Graphics and the color scheme give the Brutale 910 R its sexy look. The 2007 model comes in black with red accents that match the valve cover. The 910 R has a new logo and graphics that are different from other Brutale models of earlier years. Even the tachometer gets into the act, since it bears the Brutale logo. Forged aluminum alloy rims further add to the sporty look of this naked bike. It has a top speed approaching 160 mph. The seat is made of full-grain Pieni Fiore leather. MV Agusta introduced the 910 R to much fanfare with the 2007 model year. In its introductory announcement, MV Agusta noted Marzocchi upside down 50 mm forks were used for the first time in a production motorcycle. The Italian manufacturer further described the Brutale 910 R as ""a motorcycle for everyday use that is capable of rewarding its rider with the behavior and riding sensation that is more in line with full race machines.""
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Chevrolet Impala heavy oil consumption
Too much BS going on ! My 2008 Impala will suck the oil pan dry long before its due for a oil change. Same story taking car in for 20 min sit & wait, to check oil every 500 miles. The wife drives it to work 80 expressway miles round trip a day, plus her other shopping so almost 100 miles a day. Its sitting at the dealer day 2 now for another check engine light on. I found a Chevrolet Customer Relations Department # 800-222-1020 the lady was nice and said they will call the dealer today she even gave me a case # a phone# ext# as I told her, I will make signs of my car drinking out the hood with a baby bottle of oil, put them on the both sides front & rear and park it in front of every chevy dealer in town, I will make a unhappy chevy owner picket sign and have some of the internet emails to show interrest people thinking of buying a chevy! with chevy saying using 1 quart of oil every 1000 or 2000 miles is OK ! It dont leak a drop of oil, its not in the cooling system, so its burning it ! even if no sign of smoke !
Good afternoon oileatingchevy,
I'm happy to hear you've been in touch with our Customer Assistance Center - do you have a case number (71-**********)? I would be happy to check in on it to see if there are any updates for you.
It is correct that the accepted rate of oil consumption in passenger vehicles is 0.946 liter (1 qt) in 3200 km (2000 mi). All engines require oil to lubricate and protect the load bearing and internal moving parts from wear including cylinder walls, pistons and piston rings. When a piston moves down its cylinder, a thin film of oil is left on the cylinder wall. During the combustion process, part of this oil layer is consumed. As a result, varying rates of oil consumption are accepted as normal in all engines.
Other factors can affect oil consumption, including continuous driving at high speeds/high RPMs may increase oil consumption (because this may not always be an everyday occurrence, it is hard to determine exactly how much the oil economy will be affected) and engine wear (piston scuffing, excessive piston-to-wall clearance, tapered or out of round cylinders, worn, damaged or improperly installed valve guides, seals and piston rings will all cause an increase in oil consumption).
Again, I'm happy to check into your case if you wanted to get that number to me!
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Like I told Gm Customer Service , I made signs w/ pictures of my car drinking oil, a picket sign that said UNHAPPY CHEVY OWNER ! I parked it in front of 4 Chevy dealer lots, only took 5 mins for them to come out and talk to me. They were all nice to me except one , who called the cops on me, but its not against the law to picket, just keep moving, be nice, dont block people or cars ! He later came around to my way of thinking and said he will make some phone calls and try to help. I gave them all the case # names ect. only took 15 - 20 mins at each place. One of the Bigger Chevy dealers said they already fixed a car with the same problem before, and would gladly check into it, make some calls and call him back Monday morning, ended up taking the car there at 11:00 he gave the wife a 2012 loaner car. Car was ready next morning they did the heads, and also found the intake manifold gasket was leaking but not on the ground, they found it with mirrors. We bought 3 new chevys from our small town Chevy dealer in 2009, where we buy our next car ?
mr79hurst Posts: 4I want to buy a new 2014 Impala as soon as they come out. New one really great looking but I don't trust that 3.6 engine. After reading about it in the Cadillac and its been out a few years and do they try to change for the better or do they just keep building the way it is. I have a 2009 Impala LTZ with the 3.9 and its a great car. Change oil 3-4000 and dealer always checks before change and its always full. Thats bs that a quart to 700-900 is normal. I had over 65 cars in my life time and the most oil I had one burn was a quart to 1200-1500. I would like hear from someone who has 2012 with 3.6 or other GM with that engine. I've read most of the Cadillac complaints. I can't believe GM would keep building that bad of engine and not improve it and not take care of the customers who have already purchased them.
bgvette Posts: 1i have also have had the same problem with my ss impala and after about a year of going threw the same thing with the dealer i got hooked up with the excutive dept.in detroit they did agree that there was a issue and just last week put new pistons and rings in my engine.I have not put many miles on the car yet but it has a lot more power.....time will tell....good luck
I also have the 3.9 V6 in a 2007 Uplander. It has 66k miles and does not use any oil between oil changes. I use Mobil1 and change the oil every 3k miles. A quart or two every 1k or 2k miles is ridiculous for a new car, especially a luxury car like a Cadillac. I agree with you, stay away from the 3.6. It's a poorly designed and engineered engine. Good luck with your next purchase.
cjbs Posts: 1We bought a 2008 Chevy Impala last spring from a dealership. The car only had about 23,000 miles, excellent condition inside and out. We noticed when checking the oil it was barely reading on the stick,so called dealership and they did not say much about it and changed the oil again. Then, it was very low again on stick and first thought " It's using oil because it was not leaking oil . Then, the dealership sent us to the Chevy dealership and they replaced a seal ,said it was a small leak . Then, it is still reading about 1 notch on stick and we are upset about this whole situation. Should this be considered a lemon car and pursue under the lemon law act ? It is still under warranty but we do not want this car because we know it will be nothing but continued problems . Please give us any feedback on this.
onemorebob Posts: 7My 2008 went thru that for about 6+ months, with trips to the dealership every 500 miles for a consumption test (they checked the oil). Finally after another idiot light showed up (check engine) they kept it for a day checking it forward and backward. They found at least 3 "small" leaks, which took them 3 days to fix. It was all done under warranty but it was the idea that they kept telling me there was nothing wrong before they had to chase down the check engine light. Even told me the loss of oil was within toleration by the factory. So far their fixes seem to have done the trick. I even get better gas mileage if my last road trip is any indication. I've entered several posts here related to the on-going issue from months past. Search my id and you should get a feel for what I went thru. Keep at them and don't take their glib excuses; demand better service than that! I love the car but was very very disappointed in how they handled my questions and complaints. Good luck! ID=onemorebob
mbohle Posts: 2have a 2006 cts with same engine.have 96,000 on it,but has been using 1 qt every 1000 miles,dealer and gm swear this is normal.got new oil 4,000 miles ago. checked crank case oil level doesn't register, both dealer and gm want me to pay 90.00 for oil change and 236.00 for oil consumption test. gm knows engine loses oil 53 pages of cts complaints on edmunds,com.
have driven chevies for years-my opinion,buy base impala-no frills-drive it until it falls apart.
had a lumina that had 150,000 miles on it.all did was change air filter,oil filters,rotate tires and put on tires when needed.would still have car if woman had not run a stop sign and totaled car.
for a fun ride get a stang,fast and friendly
gm got public money and will now sell their high end cars to welfare queens, take'm back when they don;t pay and than selle;m again
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lovemyimpala Posts: 1I love my 2007 Impala, so I'm totally disappointed. My "Low Oil" light came on. The dealer told me I should never be low on oil unless I have a leak or it's burning too much. I haven't seen any spots on my driveway, but I have smelled a faint burnt oil smell. I got an oil change last week and I'm already seeing less on the dipstick. I'm taking it in for service on Friday. After reading these posts, I'm afraid it may get costly! I just hope they find out what's wrong the first time.
Good afternoon lovemyimpala,
We hope that the service visit on Friday goes well; if you want for us to check into the situation further please email us at email@example.com (include your name and Edmunds username, phone and address, the last 8 digits of your VIN and mileage, and the name of your dealership).
Sarah, GM Customer Service
Hi Sarah, this is just an update on my 2008 Impala. Well the same issue is going on. This is the 3rd time that my dipstick has no oil. The car has only 49831 miles on it and recently did an oil change at 48170 miles approx. My wife drove it down to NYC from Felts Mills NY which is only 340 miles apporx. she had to add 2.5 quarts of oil and I believe that is excessive oil to add. Also she had to add coolant almost a gallon. This issue needs to be fixed. The complaint number I have is 71-1105851756 and the dealership all they can tell me is that oil change is needed and thats not the problem. I love the vehicle but this issue needs to be fixed. If you can help me I will greatly appreciate it. Im deployed now so any info please feel free to email me at firstname.lastname@example.com thank you. :mad:
Hello impalapete76,
I just checked in on that case and see that it is currently with your District Specialist, who is doing their best to check into this further. I will make your agent aware of your post and concerns and do my best to keep an eye on it. As your current agent is with a more specialized group within customer service, I will not be able to take the case over or anything like that, but I can keep you updated.
Thank you for your service to our country!
Sarah, GM Customer Service
2009_impala Posts: 1I have a 2009 Impala with 54,000 miles and am exhibiting the same loss of oil described above. I have been using full synthetic since when I purchased the car at 10,000 miles. In the last six months, I have twice been alerted that my oil is low and to stop the car. Each time, the oil was 2.5 quarts low... I am going to follow up on this with the dealer and will provide an update on what I find out.
Well obviously since my wife is taking care of the car because Im deployed. Here is a update. Once again DAMN OIL CHANGE, and they having my wife coming every thousand miles, the funny thing is my warrenty ends in febuary. So I told her to take the car at the end of this month that they can check it. Until then I wont know. I will keep updateing when I get the word. I do feel you guys pain. But since I was a GM Tech back in the day I am familiar with GM vehicles so worst comes to worst Ill do the job myself since the dealer is giving me the run around. :mad:


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Vermont Senate Votes to Ban BPA (and what to do if your state is slacking)
04.06.10 Vermont Senate Votes to Ban BPA (and what to do if your state is slacking)
In another move where states are taking the lead role in chemical reform and safety, the Vermont senate has voted to ban BPA in sippy cups, water bottles, infant formula, and food containers. Now the bill heads to the house. The Times Argus reports that:
"Senators voted 25-1 to begin banning the use of Bisphenol A in reusable water bottles starting in the spring of 2012, and its use in packaging for items such as liquid infant formula and baby food in spring 2014."
I am happy that the Vermont Senate chose to protect children instead of the chemical lobby. I received a late call from a leader at VPIRG, calling on parents to show up to vote down an amendment to weaken the law. The chemical industry was out in force, trying to convince legislators to vote for the weaker, more limited bill. But consumer advocates, parents and children won out. I wasn't able to go, but many showed up to demonstrate their support for banning BPA.
Hopefully, the federal government will *finally* move ahead to ban BPA-- and not have where you live determine if you are needlessly exposed to the chemical. That remains to be seen. While that process moves at a glacial pace, some states are taking cancer causing BPA exposures into their own hands.
What to do if your state has still done nothing about BPA?
*contact your state legislators to encourage them to ban BPA in plastics
*buy only BPA free products to use in your home (there are LOTS of great choices here at MightyNest)
*wash your hands after handling receipts
*ask for BPA free sealants, sealers and mouth guards at the dentist
*avoid eating canned goods
*use stainless steel water bottles and travel mugs
*store food in glass containers and never microwave plastic
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The Algur H. Meadows Award for Excellence in the Arts was established by the Meadows School of the Arts in November 1978 to recognize the highest level of international achievement in the creative and performing arts.
The Award was established to signify Southern Methodist Universitys deep conviction that the work of great artists sustains and nurtures the hopes and aspirations of all mankind. Recognizing that the arts are fundamental to any great society, the Meadows Award is designed to honor the artistic accomplishments of an individual and to provide a forum for the artist to share ideas and aspirations with the students of the University who will become the professional artists and patrons of the future. It symbolizes the continuity of our artistic heritage and the inspiration that one generation can provide for the next.
The prestigious award, which carries a cash prize of $50,000, is made possible by a grant from The Meadows Foundation. The Award is a permanent memorial to Algur H. Meadows, distinguished arts patron and benefactor of the Meadows School of the Arts and the Meadows Museum and Sculpture Garden at SMU. He was a man of extraordinary foresight who valued the gifts of great artists as one of the ultimate contributions to society. The Algur H. Meadows Award for Excellence in the Arts is a living reminder of the legacy of Mr. Meadows and a continuing expression of the vital role of the arts in human life.
In establishing this award, the Meadows School of the Arts commissioned Isamu Noguchi to create a sculpture for the Meadows Sculpture Garden that would symbolize the Meadows Award. Mr. Noguchis sculpture, Spirits Flight, carved of Japanese basalt and supported by a stainless steel column on a granite base, was installed at the entrance to the Meadows School of the Arts on August 23, 1979. Mr. Noguchi also created a limited edition of bronze miniature versions of the work for presentation to each recipient of the Meadows Award.
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---- — Cooperstown village officials have announced the schedule and speakers for Bud Fowler Day on April 20.
The street sign Fowler Way will be unveiled at the entrance to Doubleday Field at 4 p.m. The procession will then move to the field itself for the presentation of a permanent plaque in the brick wall along the first base bleachers. In addition, an exhibit will be on display in the field kiosk. The exhibit is being prepared by graduate students in the Cooperstown Graduate Program, and will focus on Fowler's life in Cooperstown and his career in baseball.
Speakers at the event will include Congressman Chris Gibson, Major League Baseball historian John Thorn and Cooperstown Mayor Jeff Katz. More speakers are expected to be announced.
On Sunday, April 21, there will be a program about Fowler at the National Baseball Hall of Fame at 10 a.m. The graduate students will present their research and answer questions about Fowler. Additional speakers will also be announced for this program.
Fowler, born John W. Jackson in Fort Plain, grew up in Cooperstown, where his father worked as a barber on Main Street.
According to the Society for American Baseball Research, Fowler played amateur baseball for several years and began to play professionally in 1878, when he pitched for a team in Chelsea, Mass. Later that month, he pitched for an all-star team against the National League team from Boston, known as the Red Stockings.
Fowler continued to play professional baseball through 1895, and played many of those years on integrated teams, but by 1896, he was prevented from playing on integrated teams. He spent much of the next decade organizing teams and leagues for African-American players.
The ceremony will be held in honor of the 100-year anniversary of his death. He was born March 16, 1858, and died Feb. 26, 1913, in Frankfort. The ceremony is also being held in conjunction with the 2013 Frederick Ivor-Campbell 19th Century Baseball Conference sponsored by the SABR, which will take place April 19 and 20 in Cooperstown.
"It would be great if we could have honored him on the actual anniversary of his death, but it was just too soon to make it all come together," Katz said. "Then when we learned that the SABR people would be here in April, it made perfect sense to honor him then. In addition to being statisticians, SABR-metrics and so forth, they are historians. So they are the perfect people to help us present this baseball history in a new light."
Katz credits Katz Baseball Hall of Fame senior curator Tom Schieber with the idea to honor Fowler in Cooperstown.
"He came up with the idea of renaming a street in Fowler's honor, but I thought it would be a tough sled to say, rename Beaver Street to Fowler Way. Then we were talking about the idea with trustee Cindy Falk, and she found out that the entrance to Doubleday Field, which we had all just assumed was a driveway, was actually an official street on the map.
"So now we had, not only an unnamed street, but one that was in a perfect location to honor him," he said. "From there, everything fell into place nicely."
Katz said he hopes the event will get national attention from sports outlets such as ESPN and the Major League Baseball Network.
"The possibility exists that we can make this a big deal," he said. "I believe the story will galvanize national attention. From our perspective, there is nothing better than shining a light on a forgotten hero who is also a native of our village."


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— DANVILLE — A Mahoning Township woman was charged after more than 20 empty heroin packets containing residue were found in a box in her apartment Dec. 7.
Township police charged Laura Jean Lewis, 50, of 401 Evergreen Pointe, with possession of heroin and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Harry Shoffler told Evergreen Pointe Site Manager Sheylah Pagan he found illegal drugs in a box in the closet of the Lewis apartment.
A white cardboard box had fallen from the closet shelf. It contained 20-plus empty heroin packets with residue, a knife, six needles to attach to a syringe, four partial syringes, eight metal spoons with residue, a red cloth used to tie an arm to inject a substance and cotton swabs, according to police.
Shoffler told police only he and Lewis had lived in the apartment and the items could only belong to Lewis. He said he and Lewis had a falling out and that was why he was moving out.


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Backed by a 16-hit attack, Al Leiter finally triumphed over his number one NL nemesis, the Arizona Diamondbacks, on this date in 2002. More significantly, the 10-1 victory made the Met lefty the...
Casey Stengel's grizzly old mug was immortalized in bronze on this date 47 years ago.
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