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... Vivette. So so yummy. The next day we take John to the airport, as he is flying back to Houston for a day, then up to Toronto for his board meeting. We drop him at the airport and then drive to the train station in Pisa, where we park, while Marilyn takes Kathy down to see the Leaning Tower. Upon their return we drive to Viareggio, a beach town with sandy beaches lined with many, many resorts, that is a half hour drive from Pisa. We must ...
... were full, but if we camped out in the car park for the night they guaranteed that we could get on the site in the morning...so we joined the other 20+ motorhomes and campers to wait for the following day. We decided to take a look around the site and see what was available; as it turned out, this was a good move on our part, because the site was humongous! There were holiday bungalows, cabins, caravans, tents and motor homes all squashed on top of ...
Sienna, San Gimignano & Pisa
Today I had a tour though the Tuscan countryside. First stop was Sienna, A lovely town not far from Florence. Sienna and Florence have had many wars over the years, the last one was about 450 years ago, but rivalry between the two is still very much there. The town is divided into 17 neighbourhoods, each with its own coat of arms, as we entered each neighbourhood the guide pointed out the coat of arms displayed clearly on the walls. Every so often we would come across a ...
The Tower and the Sea
... Todd & Brian, the Hana Highway thanks to our friend Carl and Big Sur thanks to Robby and Amelia. After our Italy trip, Jon and I eagerly sat down to highlight our recent visits and somehow it gives me great satisfaction to read and say Sistine Chapel, Check! Disappointedly and surprisingly, the Leaning Tower of Pisa was somehow left off the list. In a major oversight or printing error, the author left off the famous slanted site that we ...
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There are five towns that make up the Cinque Terra. We stayed in Riomaggiore the southern most of the five. They are connected by boat, train, and paths, each of which is about 1/2 to 2 miles in length. In the right circumstance (and if you are in shape) you can follow the paths from the one we stayed in to the farthest one (Monterosso al Mare) in about 5 hours. Don's original plan was to take a boat ride from Riomaggiore (our town at one end) to Monterosso (at the other ...
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Marriott's Ko Olina Beach Club
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The exquisite western shore of Oahu, Hawaii is home to Marriott's Ko Olina Beach Club, where waterfalls and fountains welcome your arrival. Only 30 minutes from Honolulu, this secluded beachfront oasis is nestled within the Ko Olina Resort, a lush 642-acre gated community where seven crystal clear lagoons shimmer. Offering your choice of deluxe guestrooms or one-, two-, or three-bedroom villas, this Oahu resort offers the ideal accommodations for any group. Spacious villas at our Oahu beach resort include fully equipped kitchens, a washer/dryer, and separate living and dining areas. All guestrooms and villas in our Ko Olina beach resort include televisions with DVD players, high-speed Internet, and access to all of our resort's amenities. Delight in a spectacular lagoon pool, go golfing at the nearby Ko Olina Golf Club, indulge at our on-site spa, and dine at your choice of fine restaurants. Discover Marriott's Ko Olina Beach Club and experience a vacation like none other.
List of Amenities for Marriott's Ko Olina Beach Club
· 24-hour front desk · ATM/Cash machine · Accessible facilities · Accessible parking · BBQ/Picnic area · Barber shop · Beauty shop/salon · Boarding pass print-out available · Buffet breakfast · Car rental desk · Check cashing policy · Coin operated laundry · Complimentary in-room coffee or tea · Complimentary newspaper in lobby · Concierge desk · Continental breakfast · Currency exchange · Drugstore/pharmacy · Elevators · Exercise gym · Florist · Food and beverage outlets · Free high speed internet connection · Front desk · Gift/News stand · Hair dryer · Health club · Health club · High speed internet access · High speed wireless · Ice machine · Individual Efolio available · Interior corridors · Ironing board · Jogging track · Laundry/Valet service · Lounges/bars · Motorcycle parking · Non-smoking rooms (generic) · On-Site parking · Onsite laundry · Outdoor pool · Parking · Pool · Restaurant · Safe deposit box · Sauna · Spa · Steam bath · Tennis court · Valet cleaning · Valet parking · Wakeup service · Whirlpool |
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Longboards Bar & GrillEnjoy the oceanfront setting, American cuisine, and casual dining experience at our Ko Olina restaurant. Featuring signature island cocktails, Hawaiian-style appetizers, sandwiches and delicious entrees, you'll find something to suit everyone's taste.
Chuck's Steak & SeafoodDiscover one of the best restaurants in Ko Olina, Chuck's Steak and Seafood, where we offer choice steaks grilled to perfection along with other American favorites at our Oahu resort's flagship restaurant. Stop in today for good cuisine and good company.
Fia Fia Polynesian Dinner ShowTake an evening journey through the South Pacific Islands! This award-winning show features drums, fire dancing, comedy, and delicious Hawaiian cuisine. Make reservations with Concierge Desk for our weekly show every Tuesday.
The MarketPlacePerfect for snacks, cold drinks, ice cream and necessities. Featuring Starbucks coffee, specialty espresso drinks and more.
Nai a Pool BarThis open-air, casual pool bar features refreshing island-style cocktails, popular beers and your other favorite beverages. Lounge by the pool while soaking up the sun as we serve you everything you need to truly unwind and enjoy your vacation.
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Tennis court
Health club
Jogging trail
Bike trail
Hiking trail
Horseback riding
Mountain biking trail
Scuba diving
Putt putt golf
Outdoor pool
Children's program
Fitness center on-site
Area Attractions
Kapolei - OahuBishop Museum
Aloha Stadium
Hawai'i Pacific University
University of Hawai'i, West O'ahu
Honolulu University
University of Hawai'i, Manoa
Brigham Young University, Hawaii
USS Arizona Memorial
Battleship Missouri Memorial
Hanauma Bay
Wet n Wild Hawaii
Honolulu Zoo
Iolani Palace
Kualoa Ranch
Paradise Cove Luau
Polynesian Cultural Center
Sea Life Park
Waimea Falls Park
Waikele Shopping Center
Dole Plantation
Leeward Community College
Ala Moana Shopping Center
Pearlridge Shopping Center
Honolulu International Airport
Honolulu Marathon
Sheraton Hawai'i Bowl
Room Information for this hotel
The amenities listed in this description represent a sample of amenities available in some or all guest rooms in this hotelFree local calls, Coffee/Tea maker, Alarm clock, Ceiling fan, Air conditioning, Air conditioning individually controlled in room, Washer/dryer, Safe, Shower, Bathtub, Separate tub and shower, Oversized bathtub, Private bathroom, Hairdryer, Separate closet, Closets in room, Laundry basket/clothes hamper, Iron, Bathroom amenities, Down/feather pillows, Sofa bed, Cribs, Rollaway bed, Converters/ Voltage adaptors, Electrical adaptors available, Local calls, Free toll free calls, Full kitchen, Tables and chairs, Refrigerator, Stove, Oven, Microwave, Toaster, Silverware/utensils, Pots and pans, Plates and bowls, Dishwasher, Color television, Cable television, Premium movie channels, List of movie channels available, CNN availaible, ESPN available, All news channel, DVD player, Cups/glassware, AM/FM radio, Remote control television, Dual voltage outlet, Telephone, Voice mail, Bathtub/shower combination, Duvet, Outdoor space, Upgraded bathroom amenities, Connecting rooms, HBO available, Mini-refrigerator
Miscellaneous Information provided by Marriott's Ko Olina Beach Club
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 4:00 PM
· Check out time is 10:00 AM
· Opened in 2003
· 560 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 16 floors.
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On Location: 'Sons of Anarchy' spreads mayhem across L.A.
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Story | Sep 7, 2011 | 4:40 PMEncore runs at 11:30 p.m. and 1 a.m. boosted the overall audience to 7.25 million viewers. Of that audience, 4.76 million viewers were in the desired 18-to-49 age group.... -
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This week: 'Sons of Anarchy' returns; 'Rescue Me' ends; Rachel rules 'Big Brother'
Story | Sep 5, 2011 | 4:41 PMThe contest continues on "America's Got Talent," this summer's most-watched series. The Top 10 acts perform, and Season 5 victor Michael Grimm sings "Stay with Me Baby" on the Tuesday show, which starts at 8 p.m. on NBC. The results show starts at 9 p.m.... -
TV This Week for Sept. 4th - 10th
Story | Sep 5, 2011 | 4:36 PMClick here to download TV listings for the week of Sept. 4 - 10 in PDF format TV listings for the week of Sept. 4 - 10 in PDF format (from latimes.com/entertainment/news/tv) Weekly TV Listings and more can be found...... -
Some behind-the-scenes anarchy at 'Sons of Anarchy'
Story | Aug 15, 2011 | 4:36 PMApparently the tension that fills every scene of FX's motorcycle gang drama "Sons of Anarchy" isn't limited to the television screen. It occasionally extends into real life too. That was the case at the recently concluded Television Critics Assn.'s press.... -
'Sons of Anarchy' to return Sept. 6; 'American Horror Story' debuts Oct. 5
Story | Jul 20, 2011 | 4:37 PMFX rolls outs it new biggie, "American Horror Story," on Oct. 5. The drama focuses on a family that moves from Boston to Los Angeles. The family is made up of Dylan McDermott of "The Practice" as Ben Harmon, a psychiatrist; Connie Britton of "Friday Night... -
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Story | Jan 16, 2011 | 9:33 PMGet those slushees ready: Awards favorite "Glee" beat the competition again at the Golden Globes on Sunday night, with awards going to supporting actor Chris Colfer, supporting actress Jane Lynch and television series, comedy or musical. "Boardwalk... -
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Story | Jan 17, 2011 | 4:38 PMThe silence in the room gave away that Ricky Gervais was going a little too far, hitting a little too close to home in swinging for the fences at last night's Golden Globes. Nervous titters over his rehab and jail jokes to introducer Robert Downey Jr.,... -
Theater review: 'Harps and Angels' at the Mark Taper Forum
Story | Nov 22, 2010 | 4:32 PMRandy Newman fans wonât find much to object to in âHarps and Angels,â the new revue starring semi-hits and arty tunes by L.A.âs favorite songwriting son. (That designation is unavoidable when you live and work here and write the cityâs......


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Or, ŌĆ£Great, weŌĆÖve heard this before.ŌĆØ
The JaguarsŌĆÖ fourth-year tight end said thatŌĆÖs to be expected, as are the comments. He wonŌĆÖt be shocked. He wonŌĆÖt be offended.
And he sure wonŌĆÖt disagree.
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm saying that, too ŌĆō IŌĆÖll comment on there, too,ŌĆØ Miller said, laughing.
Miller, the JaguarsŌĆÖ sixth-round selection in the 2009 NFL Draft, is a tech-savvy guy, and heŌĆÖs a self-aware guy, too. As such, he said he understands his storyline as the Jaguars prepare for next weekŌĆÖs beginning of the on-field portion of the 2012 conditioning program.
He must stay healthy. He must be available.
And although he says heŌĆÖs ready physically, and although he says he believes heŌĆÖs more ready to play tight end at the NFL level ŌĆō and do so productively ŌĆō than at any point in his career, he said he knows just as much that the time for talk is over.
ŌĆ£You can talk about it, but you have to do it,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£You can say, ŌĆśI want to do this and this,ŌĆÖ but you actually have to play and you have to do it.ŌĆØ
His chance to start working toward that will come immediately. After a five-month rehabilitation following October 20 shoulder surgery, Miller said he was cleared to practice two weeks ago by Alabama-based orthopedic specialist James Andrews.
ŌĆ£I can proceed with my normal lifestyle, was what he said,ŌĆØ Miller explained.
Miller said he believes more than ever that lifestyle can include being a very productive NFL tight end. Getting to that point ŌĆō where he truly felt comfortable at the positionŌĆöwas a process he said took time.
Having played quarterback his entire career until arriving in Jacksonville, Miller said learning to play tight end was a transition. He said he learned comparatively few basics as a rookie season under then-tight ends coach Mike Tice because Tice didnŌĆÖt want to overwhelm him during the transition. During the last two seasons, playing for Rob Boras, he said he gradually learned the fundamentals of the position such as hand placement and footwork.
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm comfortable playing tight end now,ŌĆØ he said.
Miller said he began feeling that confidence last season, and his main focus now is putting himself in a position to continue feeling that. The main way to do that, he said, is to stay healthy, something he said he has discussed extensively this off-season with Jaguars trainer Mike Ryan and new strength and conditioning coach Tom Myslinski.
ŌĆ£The better shape IŌĆÖm in, the less prone I am to injury,ŌĆØ Miller said. ŌĆ£I have to be in the best shape I can be in.ŌĆØ
But while Miller uses the words injury and prone in the same sentence, he wonŌĆÖt put them back to back, noting that his injuries have been more bad luck than a trend.
He fractured a tibia in a rain-soaked preseason opener on a muddy field as a rookie. That kept him out the first two games of the regular season. The next year, he sustained a Lisfranc foot injury during the off-season, and although he missed training camp, he did not miss a game.
ŌĆ£People see, ŌĆśHe had this, he had this, he had this,ŌĆÖŌĆÖŌĆÖ he said. ŌĆ£Everybody has those. I missed two games my first two years. We play a very physical game.ŌĆØ
As Miller prepares for his fourth season, he said he is confident not only that he can stay healthy, but that the Jaguars believe in him. In MillerŌĆÖs exit interview after last season, Jaguars General Manager Gene Smith told him his luck would change, and told him, ŌĆ£Stay healthy, and youŌĆÖre going to be a player.ŌĆØ
Miller said he appreciated that, and that he believes his situation is ideal moving forward. Not only did new Jaguars Head Coach Mike Mularkey play tight end, he coached tight ends, and the offense that the Jaguars will run ŌĆō the offense Mularkey ran in Atlanta and in Buffalo and Pittsburgh before that ŌĆō is friendly to tight ends.
ŌĆ£Our offense is run through the eyes of a tight end,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£ThatŌĆÖs how he sees the game. We have a great group of tight ends. ThereŌĆÖs a lot of promise there.ŌĆØ
Still, when it comes to that word ŌĆō promise ŌĆō Miller said itŌĆÖs a word that isnŌĆÖt for him. Maybe it once was, but not anymore. His future is now, and when he hears someone say it ŌĆō or even comment ŌĆō he certainly doesnŌĆÖt disagree.
ŌĆ£If I can stay healthy, I can play,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£Enough of the, ŌĆśOK, he can do this and he can do this ŌĆō heŌĆÖs got promise.ŌĆÖ I have to do it. IŌĆśm confident I can do it, but it has to be done.ŌĆØ


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Baby-G and Married to the Mob Join Forces for Watch Collaboration
Dover, NJ, APRIL 15, 2011 — Casio Baby-G ties the knot with fashionistas everywhere through its new designer collaboration with street-savvy apparel company, Married to the Mob! Baby-G, Casio's line of femme-fashion driven timepieces, and Married to the Mob, a "glamour meets edge" clothing line for women, have partnered for a city-chic watch collaboration sure to captivate today's fearless woman. Mixing sweet and tough, the new limited-edition Baby-G collaboration model hits stores this May.
"Working on the Baby-G Married to the Mob watch has been one of the most exciting projects I've worked on thus far. I have always admired the brand and getting to be a part of Baby-G is very exciting for me," said Married to the Mob founder Leah McSweeney. "My MOB customers had been specifically requesting that I do a watch with Baby-G so I am very pleased to give my loyal customers what they are asking for."
Married to the Mob founder Leah McSweeney was tired of the guys having all the fun with street clothing so she decided to hit the ground running with a no-holds-barred apparel line for fun-lovin' girls. McSweeney sought to give a voice and edgy feel to women who she knew could hold their own like a man, but still have the delicate glamour of a woman, and so the fashionably fearless Married to the Mob line was born.
"We're so excited about joining forces with the hip, female-minded brand Married to the Mob," said Shigenori Itoh, Vice President of Casio's Timepiece Division. "Baby-G and Married to the Mob are two lines that are directly made for the always confident, fashionable woman."
The BG5600MOB-4 model will be available at select Nordstrom, Bloomingdales and Macy's stores in May for an MSRP of $99. Please visit www.baby-g.com for more information.
About Casio America, Inc.
Casio America, Inc., Dover, N.J., is the U.S. subsidiary of Casio Computer Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan, one of the world's leading manufacturers of consumer electronics and business equipment solutions, established in 1957. Casio America, Inc. markets calculators, keyboards, digital cameras, mobile presentation devices, disc title and label printers, watches, cash registers and other consumer electronic products. Casio has strived to realize its corporate creed of "creativity and contribution" through the introduction of innovative and imaginative products. For more information, visit www.casiousa.com or www.baby-g.com.
About Married to the Mob
Once a upon a New York summer day in 2004, a bored and sauced up Leah McSweeney came up with the crazy idea of starting her own clothing line - It would be "street" inspired, like so many of her male friends' brands, but catering solely to females; more specifically, to give a voice and edginess to women who could hold their own like a man, but had the finesse and appeal of a woman. In the few days that followed, Leah began making samples, working on designs, and getting her posse of girls together to form the M.O.B Crew - a wild bunch of varying personalities which ultimately contributed to the brand's depth of flavor. With the crew in affect and designs on paper, Married to the Mob was born! It didn't take long for the brand's controversial words to spread, and before Leah even had time to start her second season, everyone wanted a piece of the M.O.B.
Today, seven years later, the company has grown tremendously - between the evolution of the clothes and the brands increasing mark on the scene, it's evident that the MOB are here to stay . No longer just a t-shirt brand, MTTM has expanded into a vast collection of cut and sew, denim, accessories, and boasts an impressive list of collaborations, including projects with KAWS, MCM, Colette, Fafi, Kangol, Reebok, Nike, Lacoste, and Burton, just to name a few. They may have had humble beginnings, but today Married to the Mob is a complete lifestyle brand, focusing not only on clothing, but on bringing you all dope cultural aspects of female-influenced society. With every passing season, the M.O.B. team have been saying "This one's gonna be even hotter than the last", and they have yet to be wrong.


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Home Based Travel Agency Questions
by ChristinaM, Community Moderator
- Created: January 31, 2011, 4:24 pm
The following question was posted by a Community Member:
Hello To Anyone,
I need your help,please help me. I have a couple questions and i will be very happy if i get the answer soon as possible as you can!
My questions is :
1.If i open the home based travel agency in Illinois, and i want to get a more customers from other states for air and sea, or make a group,or student group.i need register my home based travel agency to be able to do it with any one state who requared the state registration,right ? In other way if i dont have this registration with them,i can't get the customers from those states.....
2.For International Travel Licening Or Permit For Home Based Travel Agencys ...What is means this.......? Could you give me the answer in details please and sent me the link from where i can take this International Travel Permit.
*Without this permit in United States I can't Sell The Airline Tickets From Chicago To Madrid ,or Cruises In Europe,or Vacations From Usa to Other Country.What is the way to do it?
3.If I want sing-up with the one of the big suppliees like Apple Vacations with one of them programs that they have like co-branded website with booking engine(them web site only with a my name and agency on the top),and i sell online them products on my web site i need to have some permits or licenses to do this or they already have and i not needed ?
(If I not need nothink to take for my home based travel agency,to sell them products is means that i not needed to do the registers for six states who requared a License.
4.If I want to take the booking engine or co-branded website with Travelocity.com i need to have some permits or licenses to do this or they already have and i not needed?
Thank you so much and i will waitng for your answers!!


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Give Kids Sight Day
Free Eye Exams and Glasses for Children*
Saturday, April 12, 2014 starting at 8:30am
Hamilton Building at 1001 Locust Streets
on the Thomas Jefferson University Campus
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First come, First serve basis
No health insurance? No problem! Children must come with a parent or guardian and each child who participates will receive 2 free SEPTA tokens!
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* For children (up to 18 years old) who did not have or did not pass an eye screening this year.
Last year, in just over nine hours 1,392 children of all ages – up from nearly 1,200 at two locations last year – had their eyes checked during the free event. Nearly 43 percent (595) of the kids were fitted for glasses, the last step in a process that included refraction, auto refraction, and finally a visit to select frames to the Wills on Wheels or two Eagles Eye Mobiles stationed at the Wills entrance.
For more information about "Give Kids Sight Day" contact PCCY at 215-563-5848. To find an eye doctor any other day of the year click on "Find A Vision Provider" or go to www.eagleseyehealth.org
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A set of three canvas prints taken from original abstract paintings by Jo Nash.
This trypitch of prints is based on a triptych produced by the artist. The sea influences the original piece. The movement of the water is represented by the colour change through the three pieces, also the gestural forms of the layers of images and the white paint. I wanted the surface of the paintings to be textural and have frozen movement that passed across the 3 pieces.
I wanted the fluidity of the sea and the ever-changing aspects and movement of the water spoke to me greatly about time. With layering and paint I wanted to represent the way memories change and fragment through time and the confusion that occurs when we try to recall long forgotten things.
These 3 prints offer you the chance to have a copy of the original art work on your wall.
Each of the 3 Prints can also be bought seperatly.
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Printed on to 100% cotton canvas and stretched over a robust 4.5cm deep wooden frame. Printed with Epson UltraChrome K3 ink delivering stunning, photo-realistic image quality. Images are reproduced consistently in vivid, long-lasting colour. Light Fastness: Up to 75 years for colour prints.
The images are taken from a original painting made from Acrylic and Mixed Media.
Each Canvas : H50cm x W50cm x D4.5cm
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'All former Time Lords to reunite' in Doctor Who special
Seven of the surviving actors will return, alongside computer generated images of the first three Doctors William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee who have since died.
It is thought that Matt Smith, will regenerate into the twelfth Doctor, in the anniversary special.
This would be the biggest gathering of Doctors since five of them were reunited for the 20th anniversary in 1983.
Read: Jessica Raine to star in drama about Doctor Who's creation
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- 12-02-2011, 07:14 PM Thread Author #1
Help: Galaxy S, flashed to Cricket, need to get back to VZW
I feel stuck in a warp..
I tried searching and the results have me more lost than ever.
I bought a Verizon Galaxy S off of fleaBay and it showed up flashed to Cricket. *facepalm*
I can't get past the 'Activate your phone with Cricket' screen to get to the "2. Go to Settings > Applications > Developement > Enable Debugging" step.
I have the Samsung drivers downloaded and installed as well as Odin 1.7 and I'm also downloading the following:
Short version of the question, I need to get this back to at least stock Verizon form to get it activated, then I can start fooling around. Any advice or shortcuts that you would recommend?
I appreciate you help in advance and I will certainly contribute to you caffeine fund! :beer:
Thanks in advance!
WMF - 12-02-2011, 07:46 PM Thread Author #2
Re: Help: Galaxy S, flashed to Cricket, need to get back to VZW
Ok, here's where I'm at with Odin and Gingerbread (this takes about 3 seconds):
<OSM> Enter CS for MD5..
<OSM> Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..
<OSM> Please wait..
<OSM> SCH-I500_VZW_EC09_GINGERBREAD_DEBUG_REL.tar.md5 is valid.
<OSM> Checking MD5 finished Sucessfully..
<OSM> Leave CS..
<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 0) - 12-03-2011, 06:43 AM #3
Re: Help: Galaxy S, flashed to Cricket, need to get back to VZW
First off, don't use that build of GB. It has a nasty habit of eating SD Cards... Look around and get the Odin file for ED05, as that is the most recent official Froyo build. Grab the atlas 2.2 pit file also, just in case. Put the tar file in the PDA slot, the pit file I'm the pit slot, then check repartition and EFS clear. Try that and see if it works for you.
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Harasser. The suit was filed to further harass me, because the prossecution declined to file charges and the plaintiff/stalker believes that this means that he is innocent. So he gathered his accomplices as witnesses to file a defamation of character small claims suit. And on the full day of trial his police buddy went wearing his uniform, but we was never involved with this investigation and was on one of the occasions harassing me as a civilian in plain clothes. When on the stand he stated that he was wearing his uniform because he was on duty that day. How commom or legal is for a policeman toget involved in a civil suit, lie on the stand, use his police status to try to sway things their way, and show up in uniform and claim to be on duty on some frivolous civil case filed by a stalker
With your sole question being how common or legal it is for a police officer to lie on the stand, I assure you that it is not common and not legal. It would be a criminal act to lie on the stand, and, therefore, most people have the integrity or at least gut moral compass not to do so.
In either event, please have faith in our legal system. It usually provides the checks and balances to ensure that, even when someone lies on the stand, the right person becomes the victor. Notably, that's exactly what you say happened in your case.
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Technological spillovers from multinational presence - Towards a conceptual framework
This paper undertakes a critical review of existing spillover analyses and proposes a unique analytical framework for examining technological spillovers in a manufacturing industry setting. The proposed framework overlaps three different literature strands; cluster and network dynamics, technological innovations; and spillover literature. It enables determination of the extent to which multinational presence in a host country stimulates spillover occurrence to local firms as well as their nature. Using this framework, the kind and the channels through which spillovers occur most can be equally determined - this is particularly relevant for policy intervention in a technically backward country. Lastly, it allows determination of factors and conditions under which spillovers from multinationals occur.Download Info
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Anne P | Report | 24 Mar 2013 17:32 |
My Father aged 87 has recently disclosed he had a child around 1970 probably Bedfordshire. Possibly Mother and Child emigrated again possibly Australia. The reason I have no other information is because my Mother and Father have not revealed this until 2 weeks ago and my Father has dementia, my Mother poor memory. What is for sure is that somewhere I have a sister who may be around 40+ if you have anyone in your family who may have any clues - at the moment I am stabbing in the dark! |
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Welcome to the boards, |
brummiejan | Report | 24 Mar 2013 21:20 |
Have you checked to see if she has a family tree anywhere, which includes your father? Bit of a long shot but you never know! |
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Janice | Report | 31 Mar 2013 23:14 |
Do you know your sister's name or her mother's name? |
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I have PM'd Anne to ask her to return to this thread. |
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Hi Everyone -sorry, seems I am not acting as I should -gosh, all a bit fierce! I have never used threads before. But my first message still stands, I have explored all avenues but really would welcome any help. Thank you. |
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Hi Everyone -sorry, seems I am not acting as I should -gosh, all a bit fierce! I have never used threads before. But my first message still stands, I have explored all avenues but really would welcome any help. Thank you. |
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Hi Barbara, thanks for your message and advice which I have followed. But no luck. |
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Anne, just a suggestion - you have marked my posting above as answered. Unfortunately this has the effect of marking the whole thread as answered , which of course it isn't, but it might mean nobody looks at it any more. |
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Also! Patchem and I asked a couple of questions, if you can answer these there might be other things we can suggest. |
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Anne P | Report | 10 Apr 2013 23:09 |
Hi Jan and Patchem - yes my parents were married in 1970 and remain so, but they have moved house/county several times. I cannot see how to mark this as un read but will keep looking. Fairly useless at this!! thanks for your patience Barbara and all. There is someone who has an interest in my Dad's tree and I have emailed 2 weeks ago but no reply, there is no clue how long since there was last activity on this site? |


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This movie's primary character certainly moves in a positive direction as he leaves his street life in Los Angeles and becomes a responsible college student desiring to earn a degree. To illustrate the contrast between his two lives, we see a street fight that results in his brother being shot to death (some blood is seen). Pushing and shoving confrontations occur in other scenes and contention grows within a romantic triangle. Sexual content includes suggestive dancing by males and females and a couple of remarks involving condoms including one man who proudly displays his supply. Frequent moderate profanities are included along with a possible obscene finger gesture and some social drinking in a bar atmosphere.


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Tuesday, April 16
Ethiopia, continued
Photo by: Doug Sensabaugh
Even if we have only one birr, we will send someone," said the Rev. Yonas Yigezu, director, Department of Mission and Theology, Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus (EECMY), a partner of the PC(USA).
When Rev. Yonas said this, the Ethiopian birr was equal to about 17 cents. But he was referring not to funding but to the church's commitment to mission. The EECMY's focus moved from being a mission-receiving to a mission-sending church. A new entity was formed, the International Mission Society, to carry out this mandate. Its formation awakened a passion for sharing the gospel in response to the Great Commission.
This is no small commitment in a nation where deep poverty challenges development at all levels. But their struggles with poverty have directed the church to focus on ministries that show concern for not just the spiritual but also the physical and social issues affecting their people.
At the time of printing, the International Mission Society of the EECMY had six missionaries working in partnership in three countries, with other missionary candidates preparing for service.
They do that with what God has given them. With no concern for cost, the EECMY has resolved to go, to send, and to answer the call, asking only of themselves, "What, Lord, do we have to give?" They have heard the command of Jesus: "You give them something to eat."
—Elder Doug Sensabaugh, member, Ethiopian Mission Network
Let us join in prayer for:
Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus (EECMY): Rev. Dr. Wakeseyoum Idossa, president, Rev. Dereje Jemberu, vice president, Rev. Dr. Brehanu Ofgaa, general secretary, Mr. Girma Borsha, director of finance/administration • Bethel Synod Coordination Office: Rev. Teferi Berkessa, coordinator, Mr. Petros Tsanu, project coordinator • East Gambella Bethel Synod: Mr. Kiru Omod, executive secretary and acting president • Illubabor Bethel Synod: Rev. Tariku Tadessa, president • Southwest Bethel Synod: Rev. Johannes Sherab, president • West Gambella Bethel Synod: Rev. Ding Gach Gor, president • Western Wollega Bethel Synod: Rev. Chali Yoseph, president • Berhane Yesus Elementary School: Mr. Amanuel Tesfaye, director • Bethel Evangelical Secondary School: Mr. Gemechu Zekarias, director • Bethel Mekane Yesus School: Samuel Taddesse, director • Ethiopian Graduate School of Theology: Dr. Desta Heliso, president
Presbytery Partnerships: Presbytery of Shenandoah, Presbytery of Susquehanna Valley, and Washington Presbytery, with the EECMY
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O God, we pray for eyes to see the gifts you have given us, we pray for hearts to hear your call, and we pray for courage to go where you send us. Bless the work of the EECMY International Mission Society as they go out to share the gospel wherever you lead them. Amen.
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Morning Psalms 98; 146
First Reading Daniel 4:28-37
Second Reading 1 John 4:7-21
Gospel Reading Luke 4:31-37
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I was literally laughing on that last hold. It was so sad that it was funny. Maybe that can be the theme for your next music video. :lmao2:
I already have a video done called "sabotage" about the Campo, Hambrick, Carter days...I just might add these highlights.
Ohhhhh, that one may be your best yet. And please do add this evening's "highlights" to the video. It would provide so much more depth. :lmao:


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Breaking Down Bengals 2013 Salary Cap: Where Is Money Best Spent?
By Kyle Battle ,
Before this past season, the Bengals hadn't made playoff appearances in back-to-back seasons in thirty years. Seeking a playoff three-peat in 2013, the Bengals' front office will be busy this off-season. Among the many topics discussed will be player personnel and how to maximize the salary cap.
The 2013 salary cap is predicted to be around $121 million according to NFL sources. The team with the most projected cap space, at $55.1 million, is the Cincinnati Bengals. With money to throw around and an emerging young talent on the field, the Bengals have a chance to make franchise-changing moves in free agency and the NFL Draft.
Several players have expiring contracts this year and owner Mike Brown and company have some key decisions to make. Finding the appropriate balance between experience, potential and compensation is what sets franchises apart and the Bengals have decisions to make at some key positions, starting at the quarterback...
Take a breath. I'm not implying that the Bengals should draft or deal for a quarterback. Dalton is the guy for the future. However, Bruce Gradkowski, the backup quarterback, will be a free agent.
Backup quarterback is one of the most important positions to have depth at in the game. While their names can sometimes be forgotten, their importance isn't. Backup QBs are one play away from taking over a franchise. Just ask Tom Brady or Colin Kaepernick.
However, unlike how a young Tom Brady took over for an aging Drew Bledsoe, the Bengals are going in the opposite direction. They have a young, growing quarterback in search of some mentorship.
With Andy Dalton as an emerging, still somewhat impressionable QB, it's necessary to keep a veteran mentor figure behind him. I don't think it would help Dalton to bring in anyone that could seriously contend for his starting position, he doesn't need that added pressure at this stage of his blossoming career.
However, a veteran quarterback still seeking a paycheck with the understanding that they likely won't play is what Cincinnati needs.
Of the QBs that will be free agents after this year, if not Gradkowski, the Bengals should target Rex Grossman or Derek Anderson. Grossman has played 10 years and Anderson eight. Neither player will require a lot of cap space. I'd love to see one of them in a role similar to the one we saw between QBs David Garrard and Ryan Tannehill of the Miami Dolphins on HBO's Hard Knocks.
I don't recommend the Bengals spend a lot of money on the quarterback position. I'm not opposed to re-signing Gradkowski. However they'll have to spend some on potential play callers. A backup quarterback with some experience and double digit wins as an NFL starting quarterback would love a one year $850,000-$1 million contract.
Andy Dalton will make $1.18M in 2013
Amount of cap space to Quarterbacks in 2013: $2M
Oregon's Kenjon Barner is someone that the Bengals could target in April's NFL Draft
Historically, the Bengals have struggled with the running back position. With the exception of Corey Dillon and maybe Rudi Johnson, Cincinnati has been laden with mediocre running backs the last 15 years.
Of the five running backs on the 2012 roster, only two of them are scheduled to return in 2013. BenJarvus Green-Ellis and Dan Herron both have contracts through the 2013 season but Bernard Scott, Cedric Peerman and Brian Leonard do not.
Given the style of the Bengals offense and how it seems that offensive coordinator Jay Gruden will be returning to Cincinnati, the running back position is certainly one that needs to be addressed. And with the most predicted cap space in the NFL for 2013, the running back position is one in which they could certainly throw around some weight.
Green-Ellis still has two years left on his contract and considering he rushed for 1,000 yards in 2012, it's not likely that he's going anywhere. However, he was inconsistent throughout the whole season, had all of his career fumbles in 2012 and hurt his hamstring during warmups late in the season. It would be wise of the Bengals to address the running back position despite the fact that the Law Firm will account for $3 million in cap space in 2013.
Addressing this position can come in one of three ways: the NFL Draft in April, free agency or sticking with what they've got.
First off, what type of running back are they looking for? It seems that the Bengals' player personnel department has been much improved the last few years, making much more sensible drafts and trades; transactions that led to wins.
The type of player they should be looking for is a dynamic back that can run between the tackles when needed, has the speed to find the corner of the play and turn it up, and can catch the ball out of the backfield.
Draft TrackerShould the Bengals decide to look in the NFL Draft, there are a handful of players that would likely fit the mold. With picks 21, 37 and 55, the Bengals have the money to bring in a big time player in the first two rounds. Two players that stick out and would fit within the scheme of the offense are Oregon's Kenjon Barner and South Carolina's Marcus Lattimore.
Other running backs like Alabama's Eddie Lacy could also be options however the Bengals need to get away from the "bruiser" type running backs. Lattimore could fall because of his knee injury in college, making him a steal in one of the middle rounds.
Should the Bengals decide to look at free agency, there are a few players that would also contribute immediately. The first, and most notable, is Reggie Bush. Bush's contract with the Dolphins expires in 2013 and his abilities and skill set would work perfectly with Dalton and the offense. Also, Danny Woodhead and Javon Ringer are other NFL free agents that would be good additions.
All in all, the running back position is one where the Bengals need to be generous; especially given their financial wiggle room this off-season. If the Bengals were to keep any of the free agent running backs on the roster, I would keep Brian Leonard because he possesses that skill set to run the ball as well as receive, he's been with the club since 2009 and he can help lead the young guys.
Green-Ellis and Dan Herron account for $3.48M in 2013. In order for the Bengals to make serious moves as a team, they need to make serious moves at running back. Last year they spent $5.5M at the running back position.
Amount of cap space dedicated to running backs in 2013: $8M-$10M
The young receiving corps of the Bengals might be its most impressive group of players. Led by two-time Pro Bowler A.J. Green, the wide receivers group is only going to get better.
Age is certainly on the Bengals' side here, as their oldest wide receiver is Andrew Hawkins, at 26. However, Hawkins' contract was through 2012 and he is now a free agent. Hawkins' numbers weren't great in 2012 but his presence was certainly known. His tenacity, spirit and drive will certainly make him a target for front offices with openings at the receiver position. Brandon Tate is also a free agent in 2013.
With emerging talent like Mohamed Sanu and Marvin Jones showing promise early in their young careers, I don't expect the Bengals to spend a lot of money at the receiver position. Jermaine Gresham earned a Pro Bowl spot and became the first Bengals' tight end with 50 catches in each of his first three seasons. The tight end position is solid as well.
In 2012, the Bengals spent just under $7 million on the receivers (Green, Hawkins, Tate, Ryan Whalen, Sanu, Jones). While most of that number was accrued by Green's $3.2 million in bonuses, most of that money is still accounted for in 2013 as only Tate and Hawkins are free agents. They spent $3.1 million on tight ends.
While I don't think it'd be smart to invest a ton more money in new receivers this year, with as much cap space as the Bengals have, they could. The only pieces potentially leaving are role players and there's no reason a healthy Mohamed Sanu and Marvin Jones couldn't fill those roles.
If the Bengals do make changes here, they should find a veteran slot receiver like Austin Collie or Julian Edelman, both of whom are free agents in 2013. If it were me, I'd sign Hawkins again and keep the entire group in tact, minus the unproductive Brandon Tate.
Tight end Richard Quinn is a free agent so the Bengals will likely replace him with an inexpensive tight end for scout team purposes. Other than that, the Bengals already have $2.9M scheduled to go to tight ends in 2013.
The receivers are scheduled to account for $7.1 million of the 2013 salary cap, not including incentives. That brings the total for wide outs and tight ends to an even $10 million. Anticipating that Green and Gresham rack up a few million in incentives again and Hawkins gets a contract extension and a raise…
Amount of salary cap dedicated to wide receivers and tight ends in 2013: $14 million
Of the Bengals' seven highest paid players, three of them are offensive lineman. Tackle Andrew Whitworth with a salary of $4.55 million in 2012. Tackle Andre Smith is second earning $4.5 million and center Kyle Cook ranks seventh with a $2.5 million salary. Combining their salaries with their bonuses, these three players account for $17.6 million of the 2012 salary cap.
Andre Smith is a free agent in 2013 and, according to NFL Trade Rumors, he is the #4 ranked player in free agency. That's consistent with the hype surrounding Smith coming out of Alabama. The Bengals will need to be generous to Smith in order to keep him in Cincinnati, not necessarily because Smith is so eager to get out of Cincinnati, but rather because so many other teams will be eager to get him out of there.
The good news for the Bengals is that they have the money this off season to entice Smith to stay. The question then becomes, is he worth it?
Smith's rookie contract was for four years, $21 million guaranteed. While it took a long time for the Bengals and Smith to agree on a contract, at the time certain provisions of their agreement made headlines. Most notably, Smith's weight clause. There was a clause in his contract stating that his game checks would be cut in half for any weeks his weight exceeded 350 lbs.
Smith went on to get injured just days after agreeing to a contract and has been in and out of the lineup with injury most of his career. Although Smith can't seem to figure out how to contain J.J. Watt, at 25 years old with his skill set and physical attributes, the Bengals would be foolish not to try to resign him.
Smith, however, is an unrestricted free agent so should he decide to go elsewhere, regardless of what the numbers say, he can go. But money talks and the Bengals have a lot of money.
Smith's backup Dennis Roland is also a free agent so the Bengals will certainly be spending money on the right tackle position.
NFL Trade Rumors also suggests that the Bengals need a change at Center. I like Kyle Cook and Trevor Robinson at Center, however, the Bengals interior line definitely needs some depth. Guards Kevin Zeitler and Clint Boling are solid but beyond them, there's no one.
The Bengals have the salary cap space to draft a high-potential lineman and there are plenty in the 2013 class: Alabama's Barrett Jones, Louisville's Mario Benavides or LSU's Josh Dworaczyk to name a few.
Last year, the offensive line accounted for $23.2 million of the salary cap. So far, the offensive line is slated to earn $18.4 million in 2013 and that doesn't include what will hopefully be Smith's maximum contract.
Amount of salary cap dedicated to offensive line in 2013: $28M-$30M
The Bengals had a total of 1,121 tackles in 2012. Bengals' linebackers accounted for 32 percent of those. Starting linebackers Vontaze Burfict and Rey Maualuga finished first and second on the team, respectively, in tackles combining for 249.
Linebackers accounted for just over $8 million of the salary cap in 2012. Thus far, according to Spotrac.com for 2013, the Bengals have $960,000 dedicated to linebackers. Why such a small number? Of the Bengals' seven linebackers on the 2012 roster, five of them are free agents in 2013. The two of them that aren't are rookies Vontaze Burfict and Emmanuel Lamur.
With the most projected cap space in the NFL this year, the Bengals should certainly put big money into the linebacker position this offseason. Defensive Coordinator Mike Zimmer will look to fill out his linebacker corps teetering along the line between experience and potential.
Because the only contracted Bengals linebackers for 2013 as of now are rookies, some experience is necessary. This will have to come from free agency.
Many people have been critical of Rey Maualuga's performance since joining the Bengals (including Zimmer). Roughly halfway through the year, head coach Marvin Lewis honored him with the title of captain; a reward originally supposed to be determined on a weekly basis. Shortly thereafter, the Bengals defense rediscovered itself and fueled the 7-1 finish.
The Bengals should try to keep Rey up to a certain point. Rey accounted for $1.149 million of the salary cap in 2012. As long as they can get Rey for less than $2.5 million a year, they should. It's possible, however, that Rey will entertain other teams who will likely be willing to pay more.
Other free agent linebackers the Bengals could target are Dallas' Anthony Spencer, Oakland's Phillip Wheeler and Indy's Dwight Freeney (a DE/LB hybrid).
The big money for linebackers needs to go into the draft. The Draft's biggest named linebacker is Notre Dame's Manti Te'o. He, in all probabilities, won't be around for the Bengals' first pick at 21.
Other potential draft picks at the linebacker position are Wisconsin's Chris Borland, Stanford's Shayne Skov and Georgia's Jarvis Jones.
Amount of salary cap dedicated to linebackers in 2013: $12M-$18M
The defensive line accounted for 43 of the Bengals franchise record-setting 51 sacks in 2012.
The Bengals were full of surprises in the 2012 season, however the emergence of the defensive line has to be the biggest. Of their franchise record-setting 51 sacks, 43 were earned by the defensive line.
Led by DT Geno Atkins (12.5 sacks) as well as DE Michael Johnson (11.5 sacks), the defensive line was the foundation of the Bengals' success in 2012 so maintaining this group will be key for the front office.
The defensive line accounted for just under $18.5 million in 2012. For 2013, they are scheduled to earn just over $11.5M and Robert Geathers, Michael Johnson, Wallace Gilberry and Pat Sims are all free agents.
Of those four, the Bengals need to keep at least Michael Johnson. Johnson, in his fourth year, has 23 career sacks. Half of those sacks came in 2012 and at 6'7, Johnson possesses too rare of a body type and athleticism to let go. Keeping him won't be cheap, though. His rookie contract was four years, $2.6 million. He'll certainly be able to demand more value this year.
Good news is, the Bengals have a lot of money to spend. The Bengals should spend what they need to keep Johnson and build around him and Atkins.
One potential spotlights for the Bengals in the NFL Draft is Oregon's Dion Jordan. However, if the Bengals can manage to get by another year, South Carolina DE Jadeveon Clowney will be eligible for the draft in 2014 and, if they play their cards right, they could easily have enough pawns to get him. Don't remember him? This should jog your memory.
We'll measure that spot when the ball is placed but for now, the Bengals need to make sure that the defensive line is the enforcing unit of the team.
Amount of salary cap dedicated to defensive line in 2013: $18M-$22M
Defensive backs were the Bengals' most expensive position group in 2012 earning just under $29 million. CB Leon Hall cost the Bengals more than any other player this year accumulating $8.5 million in earnings. Nate Clements and Reggie Nelson rank fifth and sixth on the Bengals in earnings, combining for just over $10 million.
Chris Crocker, Terence Newman, Adam Jones, Jeromy Miles and Nate Clements are all free agents in 2013. With the exception of Clements, all the others cost less than one million a piece in 2012.
It'll be hard to justify resigning veteran Nate Clements. At $4.3 million, his salary was the third highest on the team in 2012. Including bonuses, he earned the fifth most on the team at $5.5M. At 33 years old, he's jus too old. R-esigning three of the remaining four free agents will ensure the depth of the secondary.
With rookies Dre Kirkpatrick and George Iloka, as well as emerging players like Taylor Mays, following the leadership of a rediscovered Adam Jones and Leon Hall, the Bengals shouldn't need to change too much to their defensive backfield.
Amount of salary cap dedicated to defensive backs in 2013: $26M
Special teams is often an afterthought for most self-proclaimed NFL fans. However, this year, the Bengals certainly showed just how crucial special teams can be.
Kicker Mike Nugent started the season off well completing all of his kicks under 40 yards and even managed a 55-yarder.
Kevin Huber spent much of the year near the top of the NFL in net punt yardage and finished the year ranked third in the NFL in punts inside the 2- yard line.
Josh Brown didn't join the Bengals until after Week 13 when Mike Nugent was injured. In the final five games of the year, Brown was 13 of 14 with his only miss being from 50+ at Heinz field in Pittsburgh.
Huber's contribution was noteworthy and, at times, God-sent. Being that he is a Cincinnati native having played his high school and college ball in the Queen City, keeping Huber around shouldn't cost a large chunk of change.
However, if it does, I'd pay it. Last year the Bengals used their franchise tag on kicker Mike Nugent, this year Kevin Huber is a viable candidate for the tag.
Amount of salary cap dedicated to kickers and punters in 2013: $4M
For the off season leading into the 2013 season, the Bengals have the ability to make some serious moves. With the salary cap expected to be around $121 million, the Bengals have over $50 million to play with. Certain areas for concern for the Bengals are at linebacker, right tackle, running back and defensive end.
Expect owner Mike Brown to focus his financial efforts on those positions this offseason. Below is a breakdown of each position group and how much cap space the Bengals should dedicate to each position group for 2013.
Note, as well, however, that should a player receive the franchise tag or transition tag, certain numbers are already in place which could shuffle figures in other areas.
The total below comes up to anywhere between $109 million to $123 million. The cap is expected to be set around $121 million, so they can't spend the suggested maximum for each position or they'll be in trouble. However, if they can stay within the ranges provided, they should get the most bang for their buck.
Quarterback: $2M
Running Backs: $8M - $10M
Wide Receivers/Tight Ends: $11M
Offensive Line: $28M-$30M
Linebackers: $12M-$18M
Defensive Line: $18M-$22M
Defensive Backs: $26M
Special Teams: $4M
Total: $109M - $123M
My trust in the player personnel department for the Bengals has certainly increased the last few years. With the selections of A.J. Green, Andy Dalton, Vontaze Burfict and Mohamed Sanu in the draft, they've shown that they can identify young talent that can contribute quickly.
By bringing in veterans like Wallace Gilberry and Chris Crocker, they've shown that they can acquire talent through free agency rather effectively. By signing gems like Andrew Whitworth and Leon Hall to maximum contracts, they've shown that they can shell out the cash to deserving players in the right situations.
I don't know what Mike Brown, Katie Blackburn and Marvin Lewis have planned for the off-season, but I'll trust that they're in their positions for a reason and that they have a plan. Will it work? I guess we'll just have to wait and see.


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Has Atlantic City Reached the End?
Casino Profits Are Falling. Sea Levels Are Rising. What's Next for AC?
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Baback A. Izadi, F? ?zg?, "Enhanced Cluster k-Ary n-Cube, A Fault-Tolerant Multiprocessor," IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol. 52, no. 11, pp. 1443-1453, November, 2003. | |||
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The New Issue Of Classic Rock Is Out Now
…And it comes with not one, but TWO free gifts: a 2011 'Heavy Metal Cookbook' Calendar, and a copy of Cheap Trick's latest amazing CD, aptly titled The Latest. Yes – that's the FULL album from Rick Nielsen and the boys, worth £6.99!
Elsewhere in the December edition of Classic Rock:
The Who are our cover stars – Live At Leeds caught the band at their live performance peak, says Pete Townshend. He and Roger Daltrey talk exclusively to Classic Rock about the days of Maximum R&B and why "The Who were always a rock band".
Pantera – Welcome to Hell. Twenty years after its original release, Phil Anselmo, Vinnie Paul and Rex Brown tell the story behind Pantera's classic, breakthrough album Cowboys From Hell.
Alter Bridge – The band regrouped as Creed. Their singer auditioned for Led Zeppelin and toured with Slash. Crisis? What crisis? They've just recorded the best album of their career!
Bruce Springsteen – The making of Born To Run: the album that almost broke him and his band – but instead made them stars.
Buckcherry – Frontman Josh Todd takes us through his days as an addict, the fall and rise of his band, and his love of boxing.
The Move – An everyday story of acid, axes, heavies, blacked-out cars and a 43-year-old political scandal. And some fantastic hits.
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History of the Conquest of England by the Normans; Its Causes, and its Consequences, in England, Scotland, Ireland, & on the Continent, translated from the seventh Paris edition, by William Hazlitt (London: H.G. Bohn, 1856). In 2 volumes. Vol. 2.
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La reveue de Yvain de Galles, escuier, d'un chevalier bachelier et de quatre vins dix et huit autres escuiers de sa chambre et compaignie, receue à Limoges le viii jour de septembre, l'an mil trois cens soixante et seize.
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( untidier, untidiest)
- 1Not arranged neatly and in order: the place was dreadfully untidyMore example sentences
- Why do we do accumulate, hoard and keep our homes and offices in messy, untidy, disorganized clutter?
- Her influence on the Chancellor has tidied up his life, his chaotically untidy homes and his unflattering clothing.
- He arrives (albeit rarely) at our untidy, chaotic office and literally turns his nose up in distaste at the mess.
disordered, messy, in a mess, disorderly, disorganized, in disorder, in confusion, confused, cluttered, in a clutter, mixed up, in a muddle, muddled, in a jumble, jumbled, in chaos, chaotic, haywire, topsy-turvy, in disarray, awry, askew, upside down, upset, disrupted, at sixes and sevens• informal higgledy-piggledy, every which wayBritish • informal shambolic, like a dog's dinner/breakfast - 1.1Not inclined to keep one's possessions or appearance neat and in order: she was chronically untidy and her clothes lay where she had dropped themMore example sentences
- He is white, 6ft tall, slim and of untidy appearance and was wearing a black baseball cap, dark denim jacket and jeans.
- The three men were described as in their twenties, all with dark hair and having a generally untidy appearance.
- If an untidy person is unkempt, why is a tidy person not kempt?
scruffy, tousled, dishevelled, unkempt, messy, disordered, disarranged, messed up, rumpled, bedraggled, uncombed, ungroomed, straggly, ruffled, tangled, matted, windblown, wild; frowzy, dirty, sleazy, seedy, slovenly, slatternly, sloppy• archaic draggle-tailed
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- The system of colour coding on the sidebars, repeated untidily on the spine, to designate distinctions between architecture, craft and design, may be conceptually tight but is fussily unhelpful to the reader.
- The small fat arms that once clamped round my neck, the sturdy legs with muddy knees, are replaced with long gangling limbs that sprawl untidily, in sharp angles, across my sofa.
- Characteristically it enjoys hanging upside down and motionless from a rough network of silken threads spun untidily in the corners of warm moist rooms, such as boiler rooms.
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- Over-carrying, picking the ball of the ground, rash shooting, frees taken too quickly and players following the ball, instead of holding their positions, all contributed to the untidiness of the proceedings.
- I thought that untidiness and dirtiness were the characteristics of cities in some underdeveloped country of the past, like Calcutta, Bombay, Rio de Janeiro or elsewhere, but not here in Australia.
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UConn Huskies men's basketball head coach Jim Calhoun loves to ride his bike. Someone might want to keep him away from it after another accident.
Back in 2009, he hit a pothole in his charity event and broke five ribs at the 12 mile mark but continued on to finish the 50 mile event. This year, riding for pleasure, he suffered another accident after hitting some sand while out for a ride.
According to Dom Amore of the Hartford Courant, Calhoun may have broken his hip in a biking accident near his summer home in Madison, CT.
Jim Calhoun will not be at event tonight. Broke his hip in biking accident in Madison.
— Dom Amore (@AmoreCourant) August 4, 2012
More on Jim Calhoun. Happened mid afternoon. He is headed to UConn Health Center to confirm if hip is broken.
— Dom Amore (@AmoreCourant) August 4, 2012
Calhoun's annual charity All-Star Game is tonight and obviously he won't be at Mohegan Sun to watch his former players take part in it.
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Another battle royale was the District 3 contest between Republican Sen. Al Novstrup of Aberdeen and Democratic Rep. Paul Dennert.
Dennert moved from rural Columbia to Aberdeen so he could square against Novstrup. As the final precincts were counted, Novstrup gradually pulled to solid win with 5,552 votes to 4,814..
Democratic former Sen. Pam Merchant of Brookings gave all she had against the Republican who defeated her two years ago, now-Sen. Larry Tidemann of Brookings. Tidemann won by about 600 votes.
Republican Sen. Tim Begalka of Clear Lake scored a surprisingly big win against Democratic Rep. Steve Street of Milbank, fueling a new reputation as a political giant slayer.
Begalka turned aside a challenge in June in the Republican primary from House Speaker Val Rausch of Big Stone City.
Among the Senate incumbents winning re-election were Democrat Billie Sutton of Burke and a long list of Republicans such as Ried Holien of Watertown, Mike Vehle of Mitchell, Russ Olson of Wentworth, Jean Hunhoff of Yankton and Dan Lederman of Dakota Dunes.
Slow results from Minnehaha County made for difficulty in analyzing those Senate races. Republican incumbents Mark Johnston, Shantel Krebs and Phyllis Heineman were all leading in their contests as of midnight, while Democratic incumbent Angie Buhl held a narrow edge over Kathy Miles, the Democrat whom Buhl surprised in their low-turnout 2010 primary.
Republican Rep. Jim White of Huron narrowly won over Democrat Chris Studer of Huron in their fight to succeed Republican Sen. Tom Hansen of Huron, who is retiring from the Legislature.
Leading or winning contests for other open Senate seats were Democratic Rep. Tom Jones of Viborg and Republicans Ernie Otten Jr. of Tea; David Omdahl of Sioux Falls; Deb Soholt of Sioux Falls; and Republican Rep. Phil Jensen of Rapid City.
Jones' victory was important because it returned a previously Democratic seat. Two years ago Eldon Nygaard of Vermillion won election as a Democrat but switched political parties so he could have more influence as a Republican. Nygaard didn't seek re-election this year.