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Colts win 31-28. Luck exposes the over-aggressive Packer defense and throws for over 400 yards. Viniteri kicks the game winning FG
I miss Roy Hibbert
It's going to be bad IMO, probably 40-20 GB.
Don't ask Marvin Harrison what he did during the bye week. "Batman never told where the Bat Cave is," he explained.
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Hah, slipped the blitz and got a gain even though they got there. Yep, running for his life allright...
Nice missed hold on Freeney there...
I think the great A-Rodge just missed a wide open receiver there...Surely not!
See that silly 'floater' from Rodgers there? Geez.
He'll never be a good QB in this league.
Floater? He overthrew his receiver. That was no floater. If you are going to miss, you miss long so it won't be intercepted. Something Luck cannot do.... ...
No wonder Matthews gets so many sacks if he tries to jump the count and go offsides.
How was that for an NFL throw? Fastball straight to Hilton and it was thrown where only he could get it even though he was covered.
Matthews offsides again!
Look at that pocket awareness. Hung in and hung in and hung in until Reggie got open...
Wow....extended the play with his legs again and got the fastball to Fleenor!
I like the risk taking on that one there, too bad they were not able to do anything.
I don't like the risk taking.... It's not like the game was slipping away and the Colts needed to make something happen there. I'd rather play field possession in a 0-0 game no matter the opponent.
Nuntius was right. I was wrong. Frank Vogel has retained his job.
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Even though it's 0-0, it's going to take a lot of points to beat Green Bay. I don't mind trying to get them no matter the situation.
I just believe a stop on a 4th and inches at midfield gives the other team too much momentum... and the short field almost guarantees a score (unless you have a defense that is feared league wide).
Without a better defense, and with such a young team, I don't see risking GB an easy route to a score. Not at 0-0. I might think differently at 0-14 or 0-10...
Nuntius was right. I was wrong. Frank Vogel has retained his job.
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After acquiring the Spike Shell Badge in the last episode Ash and co. decide to rest on an island with unusually giant Pokémon. Only to have their peace and quiet interrupted by a trap set by Team Rocket, who captures Pikachu by wrapping a belt around him. Meowth has a matching belt and the two become teethered together. Just as Team Rocket was about to escape a giant Pidgeot swoops down, grabs Pikachu and Meowth and flies off. Pikachu uses Thunderbolt and the Pidgeot lets go of them both with Meowth landing face first cushioning Pikachu's fall. Can Pikachu and Meowth survive the wilds of this island, and each other?
- This episode's plot is similar to the 1958 movie, The Defiant Ones.
- Meowth once again comments on how he dosen't have a nose. The first time he did this was in "IL026: Pokémon Scent-sation!".
- Pikachu can be heard saying, "Please let me go" when talking to Meowth at one point during the dubbed version of the episode.
- When misty tells ash to stop and come back ash sounds like he was being rewinded backwards.
- The "Who's that Pokémon?" in this episode is charizard.
- This is one of the few rare episodes team rocket gets away with pikachu.
- When Meowth breaks pikachus fall, both of their cuffs are missing.
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I agree if we get that 2nd BCS team in the mix. Otherwise looking like Shreveport.
Why are we ahead of A&M?
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Why are we ahead of A&M?
Might be because we will travel better.
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Might be because we will travel better.
Would we really? Awesome. I just assumed that because A&M seems to have a larger fanbase and is geographically closer to all these places, that we'd be behind them...
A&M would be ahead of us. But the Texas bowl would want them for the game for a large crowd against Navy.
My only concern...who has the NFL Network? I really would like this one on ESPN. I really hope something changes for next season because this constant fighting to actually SEE games in some way, shape, or form is getting ridiculous!
Other than that...I'm fine with the Insight Bowl!!
I think the Insight picks us over A&M because we travelled well to Phoenix before and there are a ton of Iowans in Arizona. But I think the Independence & Texas Bowls would pick A&M over us because of proximity. We have a lot riding on two games -- Oklahoma State beating Oklahoma to go to the Fiesta Bowl moves everyone up a spot, and Missouri beating Kansas keeps them out of the bowl picture. Best-case scenario is Oklahoma State winning & Missouri winning which could send us to Phoenix. Worst-case scenario is Oklahoma & Kansas winning which could send us to Detroit.
Nebraska beating Texas would also give the Big XII two BCS bowl teams and move everyone up a spot.
Gene Smith, 1993-2000. 7 years, 6 NCAA's, 1 bowl game. Revenue sports postseason participation 50%. Good.
Bruce Vandevelde, 2000-20005. 5 years, 4 bowl games, 2 NCAA's, 2 NIT's. Postseason participation 80%. Better.
Jamie Pollard, 2005-. 4 years. 1 bowl game, 0 NCAA's, 0 NIT's. Postseason participation: 13%. The next big step.
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Someone said this earlier, but I will be a little bit worried about the Big 12's bowl record if that is the case. Obviously I want OSU to win and go to the BCS, but if they didn't, everyone would slip down a notch and the Big 12 would probably win a few more games.
Now, wouldn't the Texas Bowl want people to come and spend 2-3 days, not just make a day trip like A&M likely would?
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A&M would be ahead of us. But the Texas bowl would want them for the game for a large crowd against Navy.
That's what I think. But what about OU? Where do they go?
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Now, wouldn't the Texas Bowl want people to come and spend 2-3 days, not just make a day trip like A&M likely would?
If I am not mistaken, the bowl committee probably only cares about ticket sales. They could probably care less about the local community. I am sure the community depends on the bowl more then the bowl does on the city.
Texas Bowl wouldn't pick us ahead of any Texas school.
I'm a little concerned about the Insight Bowl. It's one of those bowls that nobody cares about because nobody watches the NFL Network for a bowl game. I remember missing last years game because I forgot to look there for a game.
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That's what I think. But what about OU? Where do they go?
Probably the Sun Bowl since they travel better than both us and A&M. If they go to the there, they could theoretically play USC. You have to imagine the Sun Bowl, the viewers, AND the city of El Paso salivating over that matchup...any other year, that's a BCS-quality game.
NFL Network is a pain. Only on when the local company pays for it and some have decided not to. Looking for an ESPN game I can watch from home.
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The Results of Training (修行の成果, Shugyō no Seika) is episode 3 of the Naruto: Shippūden anime.
As Naruto and Sakura get ready to face off against Kakashi, Kakashi reveals that this time he will be using his Sharingan, making things a lot more difficult. Before Kakashi even has a chance to say "go," Naruto attacks by throwing some shuriken at Kakashi, Kakashi counters with his own, but Naruto uses his Shadow Clone Technique to get out of the way and uses another one to get behind Kakashi. Kakashi then remarks that Naruto's timing with the Shadow Clone Technique has improved drastically.
In Sunagakure, Sasori and Deidara are getting ready to infiltrate the village. Deidara creates a clay bird and climbs on it. He then begins flying around the hidden sand village in the hopes of finding Gaara, who has the One-Tailed Shukaku.
The training continues, and to the surprise of everyone, Sakura punches the ground and smashes it, revealing Kakashi who is hiding in the ground. Naruto makes a mental note to never act stupid around Sakura again or she will kill him.
While circling the Sunagakure, Deidara notices three guards who are looking up to the sky. Using three clay spiders, he kills the guards by blowing their faces off. Gaara looks out the window to see Deidara's bird, although he doesn't know it is Deidara because he is so far away.
As the battle continues Kakashi begins teaching Naruto and Sakura about taijutsu. Sakura and Naruto are working excellently as a team, but they still can't hit Kakashi. Naruto creates a lot of shadow clones which he sends after Kakashi, and as usual Kakashi is amazed by just the sheer number of them. He manages to destroy them using Lee's technique, the Front Lotus. As soon as Kakashi had landed on the ground, the real Naruto jumps out from behind a bush and tries to get revenge for the first time they fought. Naruto attempts to use One Thousand Years of Death on his teacher, but Kakashi dodges. It then hits Kakashi how easy it had been to defeat them before. He wants to end it quickly so he can get back to his book.
As the training continues Naruto and Sakura encounter Sasuke, covered in blood and kunai. He pleads for their help, but they realise it's only a genjutsu. Naruto notices Kakashi dropped a bell, and just like the first time they fought, Naruto gets caught in a trap — or so Kakashi thought. Naruto had actually used the Body Replacement Technique to hit Kakashi who also uses this technique.
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How to create a language pack
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Joomla! uses three language packages, one for the front end, one for the administrator and one for installation. Ideally you will create all three.
A translation pack consists of an xml file, a blank index file and a set of *.ini files containing the language strings for your language. The easiest way to understand this structure is to look at the files in the language/en-GB folder of your Joomla! installation.
This is an excerpt from en-GB.mod_login.ini
DESCLOGINFORM=This Module displays a username and password Login form. It also displays a link to retrieve a forgotten password. If User registration is enabled, (refer to the Global Configuration settings), then another link will be shown to invite Users to self-register.
ENCRYPT LOGIN FORM=Encrypt Login Form
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To create a package for your language you change the strings to the right of the =.
Many people find it helpful to use the translation manager extension. This helps by automating the creation of the files.
Language naming convention in Joomla are language and ISO code. Use 2 letters when available. The list is available here.
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Barnes & Noble, Inc. (NYSE: BKS), the world's largest bookseller, announced it has signed a lease agreement to open a new Barnes & Noble bookstore in Asheville, North Carolina. The bookstore, expected to open in March 2009, will be located in the Biltmore Park Town Center at 33 Town Square Boulevard. The store will stock close to 200,000 book, music, DVD and magazine titles, and include a café serving Starbucks coffee.
Barnes & Noble's bookselling innovations have established it as America's top retail brand for quality. For the fifth year in a row, the EquiTrend® Brand Study by Harris Interactive® named Barnes & Noble number one in quality among the country's retail brands. The new store will feature:
- The Barnes & Noble Membership Program. Designed for Barnes & Noble's best customers, this program gives Members 40% off hardcover fiction and nonfiction bestsellers, 20% off all other adult hardcover books, and 10% off virtually everything else in Barnes & Noble stores and online at Barnes & Noble.com. The annual fee is $25.
- Rapid special-order service. Can't find it on the shelf? Barnes & Noble's massive warehouse inventory is available in real-time, enabling its booksellers to order and confirm the availability of over one million titles at the click of a button.
- Large-scale children's departments. Bigger than most typical bookstores and stocking over 15,000 titles in an easy-to-browse environment, "Barnes & Noble Jr." departments are designed to appeal to children, parents, teachers and librarians. Children's story hours will be held three times a week.
- Advanced technology music-listening system. The store's music department will feature RedDotNet, the most advanced listening technology. RedDotNet enables customers to listen to any CD in the store, sampling up to 200,000 music titles by simply passing it under a scanner. Connected to the company's online electronic music catalog, the store's listening stations make "browsing with your ears" a reality.
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Verona Beach is a district and beach located south-west of Los Santos, San Andreas. It is based off of Venice Beach in Los Angeles. To the west of Verona Beach is another beach, the Santa Maria Beach. Verdant Bluffs, Commerce and Conference Center are meanwhile to the east of Verona Beach. To the north are Market and Marina. Verona Beach has a population of 473 as of 1992.
Like Vice Beach in Vice City, Verona Beach features pedestrians in swimsuits, and even roller-skaters.
Verona Beach is also a territory for the Ballas gang, though their presence in verona beach is minimal/less dense than in south central Los Santos. It can be acquired as GSF territory through the means of gang warfare.
- Flowers - in front of the Chilli Dogs stand northeast of the beach itself
- One Police Bribe
- Two Gang Tags
- One Oyster
- One Unique Stunt Jump
- An outdoor gymnasium (though using this facility is dangerous before it becomes Grove Street territory)
- Verona Beach is the setting of the 1996 movie Romeo + Juliet, which updates William Shakespeare's famous play to a modern-day city rife with gang culture and gun crime, much like the cities of the Grand Theft Auto games.
- When you say the name Verona Beach quickly it sounds somewhat similar to "We're on a beach".
- This is viewed on the starting screen of San Andreas Multiplayer. But the camera is located behind the Los Santos Observatory
- Verona Beach has an advertisement slogan in Santa Maria Beach.
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After nearly two months, here's my review of the Tom Bihn Co-Pilot, versus the Red Oxx Gator.
Let me start by saying I've had 4 years to knock my Gator, both physically and verbally, and so I extended my original month-long test to include certain specific destinations I have used the Gator for (not routine destinations, once-a-year ones) as well as using the Co-Pilot daily.
The specs:
Co-Pilot $110.00
Two fabrics, Ballistic or Dyneema
Dimensions: 12"L x 10"H x 5"W / 300 x 255 x 125mm
Volume: 10 liters / 600 cu.in.
Ballistic nylon: 17.2 ounces / 485 grams
Dyneema/nylon: 11.2 ounces / 315 grams
Red Oxx Gator $105.00
One fabric only, Cordura
Dimensions: 12"L x 9"H x 6"W
Volume: 648 Cubic Inches
Weight: 2.35 lbs
The two bags are very similar in dimension, but very dissimilar in what can be packed in them. The Gator is one large, padded compartment with a mesh panel on one side of the interior, one external very tight zipper panel, and two external bellows pockets one one side, with a drink holder pocket on each narrow end, right under the strap rings (more on THAT later). The Co-Pilot is actually four pockets, one large for iPad/Netbook or other similar item,
two smaller side front pockets for wallet/phone/3-1-1/etc. and a center pocket for a drink/umbrella/computer accessories/what have you. The Co-Pilot is not padded, one reason it weighs more than a pound less in the Balistic version alone.
The shoulder straps do add to the weight difference. If you don't order the basic Co-Pilot strap it will weigh more with the Absolute. The Gator comes with the Red Oxx Claw. It's heavy, and it doesn't flex on your shoulder to lighten the load. However, it WON'T slip. I guarantee that. But the Absolute wins, hands-down. I bought one to use on my Gator and Air Boss.
Let me say right now that I've been using Red Oxx products for over four years now, and the Gator was a love-hate item right from the start. There was no other bag on the market in that size, so I had no real choice but to use it.
So I'll start with the 'why I no longer use my Gator.'
The Gator is heavy empty. It's padded so it's not crushable to fit into another bag (it won't fit into Red Oxx's Air Boss - if I'd gotten the Air Boss first I'd have returned the Gator). I just made sure to swing it about to the front of me as I got on and off buses or trains, as its non-crushable size stuck out on my hip and was good at sideswiping people.
It has rings on each end that are double the size of the Air Boss's strap rings - serious overkill. One Gator reviewer stated one could probably be airlifted by the bag. They weren't kidding. But that kind of overkill weighs one's shoulder down FAST. The rings also are right over the drink pockets. If you carried a Klean Kanteen or Sigg bottle the rings are a clinkety-clanking nightmare.
And, worse yet, the pockets aren't deep enough to hold the bottles IN - one of my favorite Siggs looks like it's been through a lion cage - scratches and dents from those rings and falling out of said pockets.
The front zipper pocket has no bellows expansion, so getting things in and out of it is difficult at best. I kept my wallet here and DARED a pickpocket to get into it without me knowing. It was that tight at fit. But was it an undertaking just to dig it out to pay for something!
Writers keep papers on them. Well, the Gator chews up 81/2" by 11" paper. It's a fraction too small in the internal compartment and there's no external file size pocket like the back pocket of the Co-Pilot.
However, the Gator held my netbook in an Apex sleeve, a wireless mouse, the brick, a 4th Gen iPod Nano, at least one Moleskine Cahier, my Laptop Lunches lunchbox, my wallet/change purse/bus pass, a rain shell, the Sigg bottle (if I was lucky), and my phone. It was padded and therefore helped my items survive as I ran about Seattle or whereve I was. Like I said, no other bag was doing all that and keeping the contents dry... until the Co-Pilot came along.
The Co-Pilot holds my netbook inside the big pocket in a Cache, the wireless mouse in one of the interior pockets, the brick and Moleskine in another, and a crammed-in rain shell or Outdoor Research Seattle Sombrero. One front pocket holds my phone, the bus pass in the front of an organizer wallet (the back of the wallet holds my five most-used Sound Transit bus schedules), and a pack of Kleenex. The other front pocket holds a pen, a lip stain, my iPod, my organizer wallet used as a -natch- wallet, a nose spray, and a change purse. I also keep spare house/car keys in the change purse, so it has some heft to it. Earphones in a case drop to the bottom of this pocket. The center waterbottle pocket always has something liquid in it, and was I surprised when my Zojirushi half-liter thermos bottle fit right in! That bottle pocket is something else, let me tell you. It holds every soft-drink bottle I've stuck in, even Japanese ones.
The iPod fits into the inner two pen pockets after I modified the bag a little. It's a five-minute job to rip out the inner divider seam in the pen pocket, leaving the Co-Pilot with two pen pockets and one larger pocket. That larger pocket fits a Nano perfectly. Please note if you do this your Co-Pilot is not returnable. That was not an issue for me - I wasn't about to return mine!
Unfortunately, the one-inch depth difference on paper was substantial with the design differences. My Laptop Lunches bento box will not fit in the Co-Pilot if my netbook is inside. It will fit if the computer is left at home. So, now I have a choice to make as I leave the house: shall I meet friends in a coffeeshop with wifi so I can eat while we yack and work (we're all writers and hate to see our own four walls day in and day out), or shall I eat my own cooking and do the writing by hand? Third choice, carry lunch separately (boo) or get a Synapse... I've been eating out or eating Larabars or turkey jerky, mostly, they fit just fine. There just isn't another option for a netbook bag, not for me. One try of the Co-Pilot and I was hooked.
IT COLLAPSES. Yes, siree, the Co-Pilot fits into either my Air Boss or my Aeronaut. I don't HAVE to carry two bags. I can leave the Brain Cell at home and carry a real daybag. With the Cache and the ballistic fabric around my netbook, I can bury the Co-Pilot between packing cubes in the Aeronaut and fear no broken screen or banjaxed hard drive, the two most common Apex netbook deaths. The Horizontal size 5 Brain Cell I use is 14.2 ounces, so 3 ounces extra for the Co-Pilot and probably 2 ounces extra for the Cache isn't a big weight difference, but oh, the usefulness of the Co-Pilot far exceeds the Brain Cell on a trip.
My only quibble with the Co-Pilot, other than the Why? of four pen pockets, is with the strap pad. With a little finagling, I slid it off the strap and threw my Strap Wrap on. If I have a serious weight in the bag (anything over 7 pounds and my shoulder starts to complain) I switch to the Absolute.
So, although I've had my Gator for four and a half years, it's gathering dust and will probably be looking for a new home. My Air Boss may join it - I love my Aeronaut - but that's another comparison review.


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According to Brett Cihon of Q13, the video above shows a portion of the bizarre hit-and-run-turned-failed-car-jacking that Seattle Police say resulted in the arrest of a 36-year-old man earlier this week.
On Wednesday the melee was described by Seattle Police via the agency's "Blotter" blog:
The incident appears to begin in West Seattle. For unknown reasons a man entered a nursing home, knocked everything off a counter, pushed a walker at an employee and then proceeded to drive away recklessly. According to the 911 caller, the man was driving on the sidewalk and was involved in a hit and run collision.
Next, the suspect was involved in at least one hit and run collision near Mercer Street and Dexter Ave North. The suspect was then spotted on Capitol Hill and was involved in at least one hit and run collision there as well as another in the International District.
Eventually the suspect made his way into the South Precinct where he finally ditched his car. Using a knife he attempted to car-jack someone, but failed. Officers located the man and took him into custody near Martin Luther King Jr. Way South and South Walden Street.
Here's what YouTube user GhostOfStarmanSuper, who uploaded the video, has to say about it:
The suspect drove southbound on Boren Ave, struck Yellow Cab #730 turning left onto westbound Pine Street, and then fled the scene. Incident occurred at 2014.08.06 around 1530-1535 hours. I witnessed this collision while riding my bicycle eastbound on Pine St.


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Shufflesome iPod Skin review
Ah, the lonely shuffle. It doesn't get anywhere near the same sales as the other iPods, and has relatively few peripherals and accessories. One band of plucky graphic designers trying to redress the balance is Shufflesome, which has created a great range of many different sticker designs to paste onto them.


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49 U.S. Code § 47153 - Waiving and adding terms
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(a) General Authority.—
(1) The Secretary of Transportation may waive, without charge, a term of a conveyance of an interest in property under this subchapter if the Secretary decides that—
(b) Waivers and Inclusion of Additional Terms on Request.— On request of the Secretary of Transportation or the Secretary of a military department, a department, agency, or instrumentality of the executive branch of the United States Government or a wholly owned Government corporation may waive a term required by section 47152 of this title or add another term if the appropriate Secretary decides it is necessary to protect or advance the interests of the United States in civil aviation or for national defense.
Source(Pub. L. 103–272, § 1(e),July 5, 1994, 108 Stat. 1280; Pub. L. 106–181, title I, §§ 125(d), 135(d)(3),Apr. 5, 2000, 114 Stat. 76, 85.)
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|Source (U.S. Code)
|Source (Statutes at Large)
|49 App.:1655(c)(1).
|Oct. 15, 1966, Pub. L. 89–670, § 6(c)(1), 80 Stat. 938; Jan. 12, 1983, Pub. L. 97–449, § 7(b), 96 Stat. 2444.
|50 App.:1622c.
|Oct. 1, 1949, ch. 589, § 4, 63 Stat. 700; Aug. 23, 1958, Pub. L. 85–726, § 1402(c), 72 Stat. 807.
|49 App.:1655(c)(1).
|50 App.:1622(g)(3).
|Oct. 3, 1944, ch. 479, 58 Stat. 765, § 13(g)(3); added July 30, 1947, ch. 404, § 2, 61 Stat. 680; Aug. 23, 1958, Pub. L. 85–726, § 1402(c), 72 Stat. 807.
In subsection (a), before clause (1), the words "Notwithstanding any other provision of law" and "further" are omitted as surplus. The word "waive" is substituted for "grant releases from" and "and to convey, quitclaim, or release any right or interest reserved to the United States by" to eliminate unnecessary words. The words "a term of a gift of an interest in property under this subchapter" are substituted for "any of the terms, conditions, reservations, and restrictions contained in . . . any such instrument of disposal" for clarity and consistency. In clause (1), the words "transferred by such instrument" are omitted as surplus. In clause (2), the text of 50 App.:1622c (last proviso) is omitted as executed. The words "protect or" are omitted as surplus.
In subsection (b), the words "In making any disposition of surplus property under this subsection" are omitted as surplus. The words "Secretary of a military department" are substituted for "the Secretary of the Army, or the Secretary of the Navy" for consistency with other titles of the United States Code and to eliminate unnecessary words. The words "Secretary of the Army" are substituted for "Secretary of War" in section 13(g)(3) of the Surplus Property Act of 1944 (ch. 479, 58 Stat. 765) because of section 205(a) of the National Security Act of 1947 (ch. 343, 61 Stat. 501). The Secretary of the Air Force is included in "Secretary of a military department" because of section 207(a) and (f) of the National Security Act of 1947 (ch. 343, 61 Stat. 502, 503). The word "waive" is substituted for "omit from the instrument of disposal" to eliminate unnecessary words and for consistency in this subchapter. The words "conditions, reservations, and restrictions" are omitted as surplus.
2000—Subsec. (a)(1). Pub. L. 106–181, § 135(d)(3), substituted "conveyance" for "gift" in introductory provisions and subpar. (B) and "conveyed" for "given" in subpar. (A).
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 106–181, § 125(d), added subsec. (c).
Effective Date of 2000 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 106–181applicable only to fiscal years beginning after Sept. 30, 1999, see section 3 ofPub. L. 106–181, set out as a note under section 106 of this title.
Construction of 2000 Amendment
Nothing in amendment by section 125(d) ofPub. L. 106–181to be construed to authorize Secretary of Transportation to issue waiver or make a modification referred to in such amendment, see section 125(e) ofPub. L. 106–181, set out as a note under section 47107 of this title.
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Noelle Marchand's love of literature began when she was a child and spent hours reading beneath the covers long after she was supposed to be asleep. Over the years, God began prompting her to write. Eventually, those stories became like "fire shut up in her bones," leading her to complete her first novel by her sixteenth birthday.
Noelle is a Houston native who will graduate from Houston Baptist University. She is currently a senior, double majoring in mass communication with a focus in journalism and speech communication.
Though life as a college student keeps Noelle busy, God continues to use her talent for writing as a way to deepen her spiritual life and draw her closer to Him.


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A lake ought to have a name, mainly so I can tell people where I was when I got pierced by a gaggle of mosquitoes.
Or swarm, or whatever you call a bunch of ill-tempered mosquitoes.
A lake ought to have a name, mainly so I can tell people where I was when I got pierced by a gaggle of mosquitoes.
Or swarm, or whatever you call a bunch of ill-tempered mosquitoes.
I know this is a silly reason for adding to the cartographers' already daunting workload.
(You think it's easy? Try to wedge words like "Massachusetts" into a space the size of a postage stamp.)
But it annoys me to have a compelling mosquito story ruined when, in answering the inevitable question about the lake, I am forced to admit "well, it doesn't have a name."
This is lame.
Also, it calls into question the truthfulness of my whole tale, and since the welts from mosquito bites, the only real physical evidence I'm apt to collect from such an encounter, rarely last more than a week or so, an anecdote that ought to have real staying power instead loses most of its luster about the time the itching subsides.
Besides which, a map seems to me incomplete when it shows a round blue circle with no name printed nearby.
I used to like "Mad Libs" but the concept has no place in the navigation business.
I could perhaps forgive such omissions in, say, Minnesota.
But there exists just such a blank space on certain maps of the Elkhorn Mountains, and this, I think, is unforgivable.
The Elkhorns don't exactly teem with lakes, is the thing. My tally is 25, and that includes Phillips Reservoir, which isn't really in the Elkhorns and wouldn't even be a lake except a group of farmers and ranchers persuaded the Bureau of Reclamation to dam the Powder River in 1968. Which the Bureau did, so far quite successfully.
My point, though, is that each of these bodies of water, whether natural or artificial, has a name.
Yet another lake in the Elkhorns, one which is bigger than at least two of those that were christened, including Meadow Lake, which is basically an ambitious pond, languishes in anonymity.
(Although it doesn't languish alone. It has all those mosquitoes to keep it, and its unfortunate and unwary warm-blooded visitors, company.)
What surprises me most about this lake remaining nameless is that it's not at all secluded, at least by the standards of the Elkhorns.
Nor is it possible that I'm the only person who's ever seen the lake. If that were the case it would be a relief, in the sense that I'd finally know why the lake has no name, but in another sense this would really worry me, because I don't want to be seeing lakes, or any other significant geographic features, that nobody else can.
But on Sunday we hiked up to Angell Pass and my wife, Lisa, not only saw the lake (although she could have been, at least initially, patronizing me, the way you sometimes agree with a disturbed person to keep him calm) but she photographed it as well.
Our daughter Olivia noticed the lake, too. In fact, when the trail passed through a thicket of whitebark pines that temporarily blocked our view of the lake Olivia immediately asked me, in her admirably succinct speaking style, "Where the lake go?"
The lake, so far as I could tell, didn't go anywhere. It seemed to be precisely where it has been since I became acquainted with it (and its mosquitoes) a couple decades ago: a few hundred feet below the Elkhorn Crest Trail, at the base of a granite boulder field just to the southwest of Angell Pass. The pass is about three miles south of Anthony Lakes Basin, which has for many decades been for both locals and tourists the most popular spot in the northern half of the range.
I mention this because I'll bet a lot more people have seen this lake than have seen, for instance, Willow Creek Lake. The latter occupies a depression on the northern shoulder of Hunt Mountain, which juts into Baker Valley like an aquiline nose.
The isolated nature of Willow Creek Lake is due largely to there being no trails anywhere close to it. You have to really want to see the lake, is what I mean, and most people, I suspect, don't want to see it that badly. I have seen it, and I know I don't want to again. At least not the way I went.
Yet even though thousands of hikers who have crossed Angell Pass must have looked down on the lake, no one apparently bothered to try to affix a name to it. Not even an obvious one like Angell Pass Lake.
This would have been in keeping with local practice, though, because the people who named most of the other lakes in the Elkhorns rarely dipped too deep into the well of creativity.
Rock Creek Lake. Pine Creek Reservoir. Lost Lake. Summit Lake (and its smaller neighbor, cleverly known as Little Summit Lake). Twin Lakes.
Scintillating, all.
(Although Crawfish and Bucket aren't bad names for lakes. And Killamacue is quite good. Its name derived from some white person mangling an old American Indian word, according to McArthur's "Oregon Geographic Names.")
I haven't alerted the Oregon Geographic Names Board to my concern, an oversight which I suspect would not bother the board overmuch were it aware.
If, however, the board ever gets around to the matter of this lake in the Elkhorns, I have a suggestion.
I recommend Brinton Lake. This to honor the late Byron Brinton, owner, editor and publisher of The Record-Courier newspaper in Baker City.
Brinton, who died in 2005 at the age of 93, was instrumental in creating the ski area at Anthony Lakes, and his family owned a summer cabin at Floodwater Flats nearby. Byron must have seen the lake in question many times.
He also cared deeply about the names of Oregon places. So deeply, in fact, that he served on the Oregon Geographic Names Board.
I don't know if this disqualifies By from having his name preserved on the state's landscape. I don't think it ought to, though; we've named other places for governors, after all.
I suppose I could write "Brinton Lake" on my own maps, and start referring to the lake as such.
But I'd prefer a more official change, with a sign and everything.
I know the ideal place to put it up, too: beside the Crest Trail in a gap between the whitebark pines, where nobody has to ask, "Where Brinton Lake go?"


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The paralympic champion Alex Zanardi has won the handbike race at the 19th Maratona di Roma. After 1:12:15 the ex Formule 1 driver crossed the finish line. This is already his third victory on the streets of the Eternal city - in 2012 he even established the race record with a race time of 1:11:46. Mauro Cratassa and Saverio di Bari from Italy followed him on the third and second rank.
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Laurence Harwood, OBE, godson of C.S. Lewis, reflects on his and others relationships with Lewis during his youth. He shares delightful letters and jolly recollections from his book C.S. Lewis, My Godfather: Letters, Photos, and Recollections. Laurence spoke at an evening event sponsored by the C. S. Lewis Society of California.
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Reactions from the families of those slain during the Chuck E. Cheese's killings were as intense as they were different after Gov. John Hickenlooper announced he would halt the execution of Nathan Dunlap.
"The knife that's been in my back ... was just twisted by the governor," said Bob Crowell on Wednesday after a conference call with Hickenlooper.
Crowell's daughter, Sylvia, was among the four killed by Dunlap in December 1993 after the ex-employee hid in a bathroom until the children's restaurant closed, then shot the five people working.
Hickenlooper contacted the families before his official announcement of an open-ended reprieve for Dunlap, 39, just three months before his scheduled execution in August.
"I don't think its right that he sat in jail longer than my son was on Earth," Sandi Rogers, mother of 17-year-old victim Ben Grant, said in an interview last week. "I've always felt if you are truly evil, then you need to not be on this planet."
During his news conference, Hickenlooper said some family members expressed gratitude for his decision during the 20-minute conference call, but more shared "disappointment."
"The justice system is broken," Crowell said, visibly upset by the news. "We have a chicken governor, making us a chicken state, inviting all would-be murderers to come to Colorado."
Crowell said he is not alone in his frustration with Hickenlooper's decision.
"From what I heard on the phone, I would say that 90 percent of the people are for the execution," Crowell said.
"Twelve jurors all said put him to death for what he has done, and the governor has turned that upside down."
Jodie McNally-Damore, mother of 17-year-old victim Colleen O'Connor, said before Hickenlooper's announcement that she had conflicting emotions about the death penalty.
"Putting him to death makes me queasy. I don't know why," McNally-Damore said. "But you have to wonder why he got so many years of appeals."
McNally-Damore acknowledged Hickenlooper's decision weighed heavily no matter the outcome.
"I wouldn't want to be in his shoes for anything in the world," she said. "What an incredible decision he has to make."
Bruce Cain, stepfather of Bobby Stephens, the lone survivor of the Chuck E. Cheese killings, said Wednesday he was "fine" with Hickenlooper's decision.
"I don't believe in the death penalty," Cain said. "If my son had died, and I believed in an eye for an eye, it would be my responsibility to kill (Dunlap), not a jury of 12 strangers."
Stephens was shot in the face by Dunlap but survived by playing dead.
Cain said Dunlap should have been sentenced to life without parole to avoid all of the pain and anguish the families have been put through since the mid-1990s.
Before the governor's announcement, Rogers met with him to tell him the case had gone on long enough, she said last week.
"This is a cold-blooded killer. He planned it, and he executed it, and now 19 years later, he still hasn't paid for it," Rogers said at the time. "That's just wrong."
Rogers could not be reached Wednesday for further comment but said previously the thought of Dunlap living out his life in prison bothered her deeply.
"The thought of (Dunlap) being granted clemency and being put in the general population where he can hang out with his homies scares me to death," Rogers said. "It scares me to my core."
The temporary reprieve ordered by Hickenlooper means Dunlap will continue to be housed in administrative segregation. Had the governor granted clemency, Dunlap could been sent to general population.
Rebecca Oakes, daughter of Margaret Kohlberg, the slain manager of Chuck E. Cheese's, could not be reached for comment Wednesday.
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Tanzania Football federation's president Leodegar Tenga categorically shirked a request for amnesty to Yanga playing duo that are yet to pay fines after being suspended as a result of pitch violence during their league match against Azam FC last month.
The TFF president pushed Yanga to the ropes when he told their official Mohamed Bhinda that the playing duo are bound to pay the fines and adhere to the imposed suspension.
Bhinda rose to his feet during the TFF annual general meeting concluded in Dar es Salaam on Sunday and apologized on behalf of the club's players who are yet to pay the imposed fines.
Yanga duo of Stephano Mwasika and Jerry Tegete are each supposed to pay fines amounting to two million shillings imposed by the TFF's Disciplinary and Reconciliation committee headed by former Police Commander Alfred Tibaigana early this month.
Tenga said he has no powers to lift the imposed fines and suspensions as the committee which made the decision has a full autonomy and discretionary powers.
"I'm not in a position to revoke the rulings made by the committee and personally I would have imposed stiffer penalties and or suspensions had I given the opportunity to do so", said Tenga before delegates of the annual general assembly.
The president said football rules and regulations completely forbid players to assault or intimidate let alone to touch a referee during a match.
The rule is defined with black and white clarity that should a player attempt or assault a referee is subject to be flashed with straight red card (dismissal) with a maximum suspension of as high as six matches suspension.
However, Tenga who briefly featured for Yanga at the beginning of his football career before shifting to Nyota Africa and then Pan Africa in the mid 70's, congratulated Bhinda for his courageous attempt to apologise.
The president said he is bound to observe the rules and regulations and there is no way the Yanga duo can be exempted from paying the fines.
"Personally I don't make any sort of intervention or interference to decisions made by the committees and instead I do respect them, pronto!", said Tenga
Yanga players were involved in the premiership's most shameful incident on March 10 as they roughed up referee Israel Nkongo in match against Azam at the National Stadium that was followed by a number of suspensions and fines to their payers.
The episode would linger long in the memory of the clubs history with consequences of failing to defend the premiership title thereafter.
Yanga are chasing a third place finish, their worst position in the past five years in which they won three premiership titles.


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Greet Easter sunrise in Chattahoochee
The public is invited to the Easter Sunrise Service at Morning Star M.B.C., 5799 Hardaway Highway, Chattahoochee. Sunrise service starts at 6 a.m. with worship service at 11:30 with Elder Anthony Chambers bringing the message.
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True Wisdom New Hope Ministries International Development Center Inc. hosts S. D. James Evangelistic Association Inc.'s 2014 International Women's Auxiliary Conference. Beginning Thursday, March 27, and ending Sunday, March 30, participants can enjoy daily seminars, evening services, tours of historical museums and a delightful banquet.
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A walk down the road where I live is a chance to enjoy the greening of the earth and hear the birds singing and all that spring can bring....including all the roadside trash like fast food bags, plastic and paper cups, glass bottles (mostly beer & cheap wine) and all those wonderful things discarded by wonderful people over the winter months.
What is wrong with people? Is it that hard to collect it in a bag and pitch it in a wastebasket? It just seems like the right thing to do. But I guess not for some people (I'd like to use more descriptive language for them but I'll keep this clean - unlike the roadside )
Oh well there is not much I can do except just ask politely to please throw stuff away instead of just throwing it out your car window. Believe me I would like to just throw it right back in your car if I could !