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WINNIPEG -- A grim-faced coach Tim Burke was left scrambling to replace his top receiver Wednesday after Cory Watson was injured on the last play of the week's last practice for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Burke bit his tongue when asked to comment on the hit by safety Dan West but said even when practising at full speed, the rule is you don't hurt your teammates.
"We're going to have a personnel meeting right after this. That's why you don't hurt your own teammates on the last play of the (last) practice of the week," he said.
"Now you've got to rework your game plan with no practice."
The Bombers host the Toronto Argonauts on Friday.
Watson was going for a long ball near the sidelines and as he caught it he pushed West off. West came back with a hard push out of bounds that sent Watson tumbling.
The slotback almost hit the team's camera and he rolled on the ground, clearly in pain, until he was helped, limping, off the field with what has initially been diagnosed as a hamstring injury.
With 215 yards so far this season, he is well ahead as the team's leading receiver and Burke's replacement options are few with a game so close and his injury list so long.
Chris Matthews, last year's leading receiver and CFL top rookie, was already questionable for Friday. Veteran Terrence Edwards is still recovering from a shoulder injury.
Doug Pierce is starting and Carl Fitzgerald was already going on the roster to replace longsnapper Chris Cvetkovic, out with back issues, but Burke said everything was up in the air Wednesday.
Earlier in the week, expressing his displeasure with parts of the offence, Burke had talked of making some roster changes. But this wasn't what he was envisioning.
"If we were going to make those roster changes they've all gone out the window with injuries this week and who might or might not play," he said.
It's a question of who is healthy enough to go in as the Bombers cope with a fairly long list of injuries for just the fourth week of the CFL season.
But Burke's problems are magnified because Watson is also the best blocker of the receiving corps and a key to the running game.
This might even open a door for local boy Brett Carter, a Winnipeg Rifles product who the Bombers liked enough to keep around on the practice squad after camp.
"It was a downer at the end of practice," Burke said of Watson's injury.
"That's not something you want to end practice on but we've got to regroup and there's no excuses, we've got to line up and play as hard as we can play."
The Bombers' offence has been their weakest link this season but they're not alone in the CFL East. In fact, they remain in a four-way tie at 1-2.
Quarterback Buck Pierce remains convinced the Bombers can turn things around.
"We're 1-2. We're tied for first in the East. Everybody around us wants to push panic buttons now," he said.
"I believe it's a long season and we're growing and we're making strides."
Offensive lineman Chris Greaves agrees they have to make changes after allowing six sacks last week in Guelph against Hamilton and essentially making the same mistake twice.
"That's unacceptable," Greaves said after practice. "We've just got to make changes and we've got to pick up everything. That's our job and what we get paid for and that's what we have to do and we're going to do it."
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A: As governor of New Mexico, everything was a cost-benefit analysis. Using that as a criteria: half of what we spend on law enforcement, the courts, and the prisons is drug-related. And to what end? We're arresting 1.8 million people a year in this country. We now have 2.3 million people behind bars. We have the highest incarceration rate of any country in the world. If people look at it, they'll see that 90% of the drug problem is prohibition-related, not use-related. That's not to discount the problems with use and abuse, but that ought to be the focus. I advocate legalizing marijuana: control it; regulate it; and tax it. It'll never be legal for kids t smoke pot or buy pot; It'll never be legal to do harm while smoking pot. When it comes to all other drugs, I advocate harm-reduction strategies, which is looking at the drug problem first as a health issue rather than as a criminal justice issue.
By managing marijuana like alcohol and tobacco--regulating, taxing and enforcing its lawful use--America will be better off. Alcohol Prohibition (1920-1933) had only a minimal effect on the desire of Americans to drink but pushing alcohol underground had other effects: overdose deaths, gang violence, and other prohibition-related harms increased dramatically during the Prohibition years.
Last month, the New Mexico legislature approved five drug bills proposed by Republican Gov. Gary Johnson, an ardent supporter of decriminalizing drugs. Included in the package are measures that will allocate $6 million to expand treatment services, legal protections for syringe sales, and restoring voting rights for felons who have served their time. �The war on drugs is a miserable failure,� Johnson said. �50% of the money for prisons and courts is spent on drugs. What we�re doing isn�t working.�

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3.28/5 rDev -6.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Had this on tap while visiting Charlotte.
Nice name... although it sets up unrealistic expectations.
Served up in a pint glass.
It's light yellow brown, with little orange tints. Small head. Looks fine. Nose is basic simple hop profile... maybe cascade? Taste is more of the same. Very one-noted, with perhaps a few bits of citrus flavor. Not much in the way of malts.
The mouthfeel is fine. Overall I guess this is a pretty drinkable beer, a sessionable IPA.
Serving type: on-tap
04-28-2010 18:14:28 | More by shivtim
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3.25/5 rDev -7.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.25
On tap at BWW.
A: Hazy, shiny new penny copper color. About three fingers of head with heavy lacing.
S: Some citrus fruits and floral hops. Not extremely interesting but not poor.
T: I did get some of the soapy hop character noted by the poster below. Some orange and grapefruit notes and a bitter hop astringency on the way down. Decent, but not great.
M: A bit fuller and heavier than I would expect. It looks lighter and the fullness doesn't really serve it well.
This should be a lot better at the price. There are better IPAs in the local market for $8.99 and this sells for $11.49 for a six.
Serving type: on-tap
02-10-2014 21:31:20 | More by RyanPoff
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2.86/5 rDev -18.8%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.75 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 3
I used to love this brewery but I just don't know anymore. This beer was great on draft the best I can recall, now they are canning it. I found it along with the other two usual suspects in their lineup. Maybe this was a bad batch, but I found it to be underwhelming. The smell was hop forward, the color was a bit of a tangerine and gold color, which is typical and not that bad really, but the taste was not the best in the world and the mouthfeel was what really got to me, it was watery and had very little in regard to balance. The hops were there but it tasted like hoppy soapy light beer. I don't know if that is a good assessment, but I was sadly disappointed because I was excited to see this beer canned for convenience. It was much better in my memory on draft or at least the growler I had picked up, because this brewery can make some really nice beers, especially the saison.
Serving type: can
02-05-2014 05:50:51 | More by humuloner22
3.43/5 rDev -2.6%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5
Can > Pint Glass
A - Pours a hazy orange color, 2 fingers of off white head, medium lacing. Its says on the can "beautiful straw color" (-_- ) right
S - Smells wayyy too soapy, some floral hops, bread and biscuit malt, some pine, astringency, some tart grape.
T - Taste is dominantly malt, caramel, biscuit, lots of soapy hop residue, some mild floral traits.
M - Dry, soapy and weird.
O - Will avoid in the future, too much odd unbalanced character.
Serving type: bottle
11-05-2013 00:36:20 | More by Omnium
4/5 rDev +13.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Picked up a six of these at a gas station last time I was in Western North Carolina. Cannot find this brand at the big stores in Asheville (yet!) and was impressed.
Appearance 4.0: Poured out a deep, semi-translucent golden color with a close to perfect 1/2" head. Lots of particulate matter floating around in this beer, which -to me-- is always a good thing.
Smell 4.0: Wonderful bouquet on this brew. Hop-forward, like an IPA should be, with predominately Columbus and Cascade hops dominating the nose. Also, there is a deep barley scent that is pleasing and promising.
Taste 4.0: Front is smooth and has a low-level alkaline feel and the pleasant taste of grapefruity hops. Middle is a big punch of biscuit malt and a deeper and tantalizing taste of a rich caramel malt. Finish features almost a perfect blend of peppery, piney hops and a smooth, pleasing malt overtone with a slight sweetness. Aftertaste is of medium length and brings out a very nice taste of a citrus-rind hop flavor missing in the earlier flavor palates.
Mouthfeel 4.0: Smooth, well-balanced and a complementary level of carbonation.
Overall 4.0: Excellent IPA. So smooth, balanced and refreshing. There is a full mouth-feel in this beer that almost makes me think that maltodextrin was used, but if so, who cares. The grain balance and the hop blend is all first-rate. Recommended if you can find it and I hope you will be able to soon.
Serving type: can
09-26-2013 03:11:49 | More by BeerDocT
Firewater IPA from Catawba Valley Brewing Company
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Bo Innovation
One of the most creative restaurants in the city, Bo Innovation may have lost one of its two Michelin stars in 2010 but it remains a must-reserve place for a special dinner. Complete with tattoos and trendy haircut, chef Alvin Leung Jr., playfully reinvents, abstracts and highlights Chinese cuisine, creating elaborate tasting menus that are often described as Ferran Adria-inspired. The restaurant was featured on the Hong Kong episode of No Reservations during which Anthony Bourdain complemented chef Leung on making a mark in a "city where great food is a birthright and almost taken for granted."
Café Gray Deluxe
Hong Kong's exciting boutique hotel , the Upper House in Central's Pacific Place complex, scored a major culinary coup when it lured star chef Gray Kunz (formerly of New York City culinary fame), back to his former stomping ground of Hong Kong. Renowned for wild and brilliant cuisine that merges East and West, Kunz was born in Singapore, raised in Switzerland and made a name for himself in Hong Kong in the 1980s and later, in New York, where he ran the award-winning Lespinasse before opening his own eponymous restaurant in the Time Warner Center, winning a Michelin star in its first year.
Now, the chef is back in Hong Kong and the Upper House's talented designer, Andre Fu, could not have supplied him with a more stunning backdrop. Located on the 49th floor of the hotel, Café Gray Deluxe has a central dining room and two wings that hold an open kitchen on one side and a long bar and lounge area on the other. The brilliant private dining nooks along the open bar side are fast becoming some of the most coveted to book in Hong Kong: thanks to the proximity to the kitchen bustle, you feel like you are part of the scene, but separated by curtained partitions, the tables are quiet and the views outside unbeatable. Kunz, who is based in New York, plans on overseeing the kitchen and creating seasonal menus several times a year. Signature dishes include braised beef short ribs with soft polenta, steamed sea bass with watercress and ginger bouillon, and coq au vin with spaetzli.
Reservations are a must, as is planning ahead: currently Café Gray Deluxe is sold out a week in advance.
Hong Kong locals, especially ex-pats working in finance, bring clients they need to impress to the Four Season's Caprice. The richly decorated dining room, overseen by a huge open kitchen, has floor-to-ceiling windows with stunning harbor views. The creative, beautifully prepared French cuisine has garnered three Michelin stars. The wine list is extensive.
China Club
This is a favorite of Oscar-winning director Anthony Minghella, who captured its appeal in a nutshell. "However familiar it is to Hong Kong residents, visitors are thrilled by its collection of Chinese art, its nostalgia, its glimpse of another age," he says. "With Shanghai Tang and the China Club, David Tang has done a remarkable job in offering the West a vision of China that perhaps doesn't exist and never has existed but that we all wish did exist." The club is housed in an old bank building, right in the middle of Central, and has an awesome collection of Chinese memorabilia, including paintings, furniture, bric-a-brac and posters from Chairman Mao's disastrous Cultural Revolution. The food is excellent, but it is for the overall experience that most people go; arrive early and sip a cocktail at the long bar, decked out as a Shanghai club might have looked in the roaring '20s. Try to snag a private booth. Officially it is a members-only club, but any capable concierge can arrange reservations.
Über designer Philippe Starck's most striking creation in Hong Kong is still wowing people some thirteen years after it opened. Felix restaurant and bar, near the top of the Peninsula hotel, looks fresh and continues to be one of the places to head for early-evening cocktails, or when the urge for a Pacific Rim–inspired meal strikes. Felix is known as much for what Starck didn't do as for what he did. Controversially, unthinkably even, he opted to draw blinds over windows that had an absolutely stunning harbor view; instead of a full-on vista, there was merely a hint of the ocean and neon beyond. It worked. Big time. Sadly, the view from the men's restrooms is not quite what it was: although the twinkling panorama of Kowloon looms large, since the airport moved to Chek Lap Kok, there is no aerial activity to observe.
A fabulous deck-high view of the world's busiest harbor; interesting cuisine from the ever-inventive Alain Ducasse; slick five-star Hong Kong service. What's not to like? The menu is typical Ducasse: a modern twist on familiar dishes, in this case with plenty of Asian influence. Specialties from chefs in the open kitchen are duck foie gras with a pear-ginger chutney; roasted black cod; Australian Wagyu beef; and saddle of lamb on the spit with garam masala gravy and crispy rice.
Spoon by Alain Ducasse
Alain Ducasse innovative French food rarely has to compete for attention but the location of this restaurant, in the Intercontiental Hotel, is nothing short of stunning. Diners sit almost at water-level with expansive views of the Hong Kong skyline (the hotel and restaurant are in Kowloon), and the dining room is decked out with a massive chandelier made of more than 500 Murano glass—what else?—spoons.
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by Sean Petty and CarolLynn Esposito
We work in an industry that gets hit hard when the economy goes bad.
In 2008, when the current crisis began, Wall Street banks, mortgage, and insurance companies and other large corporations received trillions in government bailout money, while the lives of many poor and working families were devastated.
As nurses, we see the impact first hand – full emergency rooms, delayed treatment, and sicker patients. Some of our colleagues were hit too, facing foreclosure on their homes.
These inequities have existed in our society a long time, and the slogan of the Occupy movement – "We are the 99%" – captured the popular imagination because it proclaims the reality of the many of us struggling to make ends meet, while the wealthiest 1% have privileged, extravagant lives.
As billionaire Warren Buffett reminds us, America's tax system favors the wealthy top, while the rest of us face a higher tax rate – despite making millions less in income. He pays taxes at a 15% rate, while his secretary pays at 30%, like most of us.
The Occupy movement has played an important role in our national dialogue about inequality – and because of it, the gap between the rich and poor can no longer be ignored. We see hundreds of thousands of working Americans joining their first political gatherings through this new movement.
And political leaders, who once downplayed or ignored these issues, are now scrambling to catch up.
Members of NYSNA and many other unions have joined these protests. We, as nurses, have a very important role to play so the fight against inequality in health care will remain an important piece of this new social justice movement.
We know from our everyday working lives that health and illness follow social status: the lower the socioeconomic position, the worse the health, and the greater the illness. Inequitable income distribution across the population downgrades the overall health of a society.
We also know that other factors affect health: working conditions, job security, income, and stress from all of the above. These factors contribute to the physical and psychological illnesses of our patients.
Our colleagues face many of the same pressures: understaffing, benefit reductions, tougher working conditions, and having to stretch our paychecks from week-to-week.
When our patients need more resources, when our hospitals need more nurses, when working people need better schools, education, job security, and retirement, we are told that there's not enough money. Supporters of the Occupy Wall Street movement declare that the money is out there – it's just in the wrong hands, and we must build a movement to have that money distributed more fairly.
For all these reasons, we have to raise our voices as NYSNA members, as nurses, as patient advocates and as people who want a healthier America. Because we share a common concern, we have to focus on a right to good health, not just the right to health care. We have to advocate for changes against those factors that detract from our well-being as a society.
We want social justice, to address those factors that create health inequality and, instead, create conditions that enable all individuals to lead healthy lives. We want changes that allow individuals the access to economic and social opportunities and resources so we can have healthier people in a healthier society.
How can we accomplish this? Tax the wealthy 1% in a fairer and more consistent basis. Provide universal healthcare coverage. Address homelessness. Build community health centers and allow nurses to practice independently within these communities. Break down the power structures that marginalize too many Americans.
Let nurses, our nation's most respected profession, deliver this message: "An injury to one is an injury to all."
Economic justice – and the good health that comes with it – is the right of every human being. We think that is the right message for us as nurses and union members.
Sean Petty is vice president of NYSNA's Delegate Assembly. CarolLynn Esposito is NYSNA's labor education coordinator.
The New York State Nurses Association is the voice for nursing in the Empire State. With more than 37,000 members, it is New York's largest professional association and union for registered nurses. The association represents registered nurses, and some all-professional bargaining units, in New York and New Jersey. It supports nurses and nursing practice through education, research, legislative advocacy, and collective bargaining.


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Bellevue University Alum Finds Success, Reaches Back to University for Help with Mentors
With his associate's degree completed, Daniel Boyd knew the next 3 semesters at Bellevue University would be life-changing and set in motion events that would help him reach the goals he set for himself.
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When it came time to earn a bachelor's degree, the choice of Bellevue University seemed natural for many reasons. The University's innovative scheduling allowed him to work full time while attending classes and he received credit for the classes taken while earning his associate's degree. On a personal level, Boyd had been previously introduced to Bellevue University by his mother who also earned her degree here, and the campus was close to home so he could be near friends and family.
Boyd credits the advisors who worked with him to make the most of his transfer credits. They created a flexible schedule to ensure all his requirements were met and he could still graduate in just over a year. He described earning his bachelor's degree at Bellevue University as a seamless transition from his previous school, where he earned the associate's degree. Boyd graduated in 2007 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sports Management.
While his education was sports focused, including an internship with the NAIA, Boyd said he took much more with him. The communication skills he learned at Bellevue University are used frequently as he works with kids and reaches out to the community on behalf of his current employer. He described the curriculum as up to date and hands-on. "I was ready to jump out in the world the day I left Bellevue University," he said.
Today, Boyd is proud of the work he does with All Our Kids, a local mentoring program in the Omaha area. His current position brought him back to Bellevue University. When the group was looking for bi-lingual mentors to partner with the kids, he reached back to the University and connected with Jose Lemus. Lemus introduced Boyd to students in the University's Multicultural Club. That meeting resulted in Bellevue University students serving the community, and Boyd keeping his connection with the school.
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Lotte's breast are barley contained in her tight t shirt as she wriggles from the bed to floor. Crawling back up to the bed, she explores her body, her hands teasing across her pale skin. Spreading open her bottom, Lotte inserts one finger into her anus and a second inside her vagina before bring herself to an anal orgasm.
Slim brunette Bisera bites on Amaya m'a nipples running her fingers on her pale thighs. Amaya sits on Bisera's face in a sixty nine position and gently slides one finger inside her immaculate shaved vulva. pulling her leggings tight up against her pussy Bisera's lovely thigh gap is accentuated after a playful "hair curling" session.
Lotte's breasts hang over the side of the bed as she leans over to search her bag for her her vibrating toothbrush. Grabbing hold of it she returns to the soft bed to lay back suggestively,rubbing the sides of her vulva she pushes the handle of the brush inside...
Peeking through her glasses Lotte explores her breasts as she releases them from her purple bra. Her fingers moving gently around her pale pink nipples she begins to play to her urges. Laying on her back she lifts her legs into the air and slips off her underwear to expose her trimmed bush of dark pubes around her pink vulva.
'You like that?' Juliette pops Bisera's small nipple into her mouth, suckling on it till Bisera moans her answer. The whites of Julette's eyes sparkle behind her glasses as she witnesses Bisera orgasm.
Juliette's soft tummy is visible between her form fitting trousers and her cropped top. The suggestive text she is reading stirs her feelings and she instantly starts to flirt with Bisera. Leaning in she breaths in her scent, kissing first her lips and then her neck, 'I can't keep my hands off you!' Juliette's fingers slip insider her own transparent knickers, her dark pubic hair visible between her legs as she touches herself.
Sexy models half nude enjoying the shooting day and we get a peak behind the scenes.
'two new models, Iveta's first ever time with a lady! Much to see in this one.' describes Jacki after Iveta & Tamra' s shoot. this backstage set features also Rachel S, Ela, Navah, Dana B, Gypsy and some After dark shoots.
Creamy girl cum oozes from the dark labia lips of Emilie, as she pulls out her fingers. Her Asian skin is tanned in contrast to the hot pink of her vagina, as she searches for her orgasm.
Emilie moves her legs, a hint of her cotton panties visible up-skirt as she rests on the edge of the bath. Flicking her long hair over her shoulders, Emilie teases up the hem of her dress, revealing the toned lines of her flat tummy and the two small mounds that make up the bottom of her boobs. Smiling she reveals her small breasts, her fingers stimulating her hardening nipples as she applies lotion to her body.
After her beautifully introvert orgasm, Asian Emilie slides her pink dildo out of her smooth vulva, letting her wet, white girl-cum flow out from inside her vagina. Feeling her wetness Emilie rests satisfied back against the wall.
Looking out from beneath her brunette fringe Emilie lifts her tight t-shirt to reveal her small breasts and brown nipples, pushing her breasts together with her arms she glances back seductively, and moves her hands down towards her shorts...
'Your nice and wet!' Kylie and Noa link legs, grinding their labia against one another, in sweaty outdoor tribbing.
Kylie smiles behind her glasses as Noa's fingers gently trace across her soft thigh. They draw together and hungrily kiss. 'That's a view that I want to appreciate for a minute'! Kylie takes in Noa's moist crotch, with it's soft full bush sticking out the sides of her knickers. Kylie sighs with happiness before pressing her lips to Noa, so she can taste her natural sweetness.
Slowly takes her top off, parts her legs and gently slides a finger between her labia. Her breath gets deeper and her fingers press firmly on her clitoris occasionally licking her juices off her hand.
Hips start to contract, squeezing her big breasts, she squints from pleasure as she orgasms.
'I want my doggy style positions', Her glasses balanced on her nose, Gretchen bends forwards on the sofa exposing her excited vagina, ready for something to insert inside her.
Gretchen's firm breasts are visible down blouse as her fingers tease at the fabric of her green dress. She tells us how she found the dress during her travels and how she has adapted it for life back in Europe. Slipping from the dress she shows off the white cotton slip she wears beneath before finally she is naked on the floor.
Amabella's boyfriend cradles her head gently in his arms as she starts to orgasm. His penis is deep inside her feeling the contractions of her vagina as she gasps in pleasure.
Amabella's perfect ass is framed in her tight pink shorts as she bends forwards to rouse her boyfriend with a tender kiss. Her small breasts are visible down blouse, the delicate lace of her bra peeping out from inside her t shirt. Dion gently pulls Amabella's knickers to one side, revealing her perfect shave job, which he presses his face to. Laying on the bed, her tan lines white against her golden skin, Amabella moans with pleasure under her partners touch.
Sucking Noa's nipple, Kylie stretches to get her whole mouth around her pert, hanging breasts!
Gripping her body she writhes and tenses as she draws closer and closer to orgasm. Exploring each other top to toes the both take full advantage! Playing with Noa's slim body and Kylie's full bush they move from position to position in the beautiful and natural outdoors.
Gretchen's hands reach up the wooden beam she pushes out her pert, round bum, curving her naked body into a perfect seductive 'S'.
Showing the profile of her firm breasts she leans forward, her hand moving up her leg she finds her open wet vulva and starts to slowly push her fingers inside herself...
Gripping his erect penis Amabella looks up at her boyfriend, her beautifully large blue eyes, and open lips suggesting at what she wants to do! Holding eye contact she slips her mouth over his hard shaft...
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"I like it when people are looking at me!' Yale's tummy presses into Gisela's back, hugging the curve of her spine. Gisela's round buttocks push back into Yale's pubic bone, Yale's pubic hair ticking Gisela's flesh. Water from the shower makes both bodies shine.
Gisela invites Yale to the shower, to help her wash her long hair. 'It makes you feel a bit shy!'. Yale gently lifts the hair from Gisela's naked back, massaging it between her hands. Giggling they shake their bodies, dancing in the shower as Gisela demonstrates her skating skills! The heat from the water starts to influence their conversation and bodies press together.
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Roxanne's natural L cup breasts, pour over the edge of the bed. As she reaches down, her large breasts are barely contained by her bra, the soft round flesh trying to spill from her clothing.
Roxanne's full cleavage is visible down blouse as she lays on the bed playing with her phone. Her eyes sparkle with youthful naughtiness as she looks up at and shows us some of her photographs and a lot of her breasts - 'I have a lot of boobage!' Slowly she unwraps her boobs, pressing them between her hands, as if trying to pop a large balloon. As she teases with her fingers, her hands pass over her inverted nipples to pull at her harder nipple, till it stands tall and excited!
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Haynesworth was the One who cheap shotted him that took him out that Yr! Can't stand that jerk!
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My brother is a local orthopedic surgeon's PPA. I broke my ankle two years ago. He took an x-ray of my foot and discovered that I had previously broken my foot not once but twice. So my going rate is 3 broken feet for me and only one put me down and that was the ankle. I never knew about the other two breaks. I remember being bothered by them when it happened but never took much notice to its severity. So... I am also wondering why they don't just put a boot on him and throw him back out there. Go to a tandem role with Leinart if need be. I'm not saying Schaub needs to nut up or anything. I still don't know the extent of his injury and his pain-level tolerances... I just hope he chooses to play football if the choice was left to him like Roethlisberger did. As for the lisfranc rumors, I understand that LaCranfora is usually accurate with his reports but I will not hold ESPN as the holy grail. What DOES bother me is... why wait to see the specialists next week? Why not n-o-w? I don't get that one. I also don't think this is the first time the Texans have been slow to medically schedule something for...
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The guy has been here for 5 years and only had 2 complete seasons.
He's 30 years old. His completion percentage has dropped from 67.9 to 63.6 to 61.0 over the last 3 years. At this rate, he will be in the 50's next year. This has occurred over a period of time where our running game has improved substantially along with the offensive line play. (better protection, more effective play action, etc.) We are also facing potentially the easiest schedule in our existence, and the worst the AFC south has EVER been. You can sit here and sunshine pump all you want, but the guy has lost a step and is averaging 12.8 games/yr in his time here with us. (it's really hard to go 12-4 if your starter misses a quarter of the season) He also makes INEXPLICABLY boneheaded plays like throwing INT's to d-linemen on screens and having more batted balls than anyone with his height should ever have.. (that goes to his football "smarts") But that's ok, I don't expect an aggie to know anything about good QB play. (McGee, Jerrod, Tannehill, etc. etc. etc.) TJ Quote:
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Injury prone = tendency to be injured.
No they don't and no he hasn't. If Andre Johnson plays the rest of the year, he will have missed 19 total games. That includes the two games they sat him for at the end of last season that he would have played if they mattered. If Schaub is out the rest of the reg season he will have missed 16 games. 16 vs 19 in almost half the time. He has a ton of nagging small injuries so he is injury prone in that regard, but at the end of this season he will STILL have missed less games than Schaub even playing one more season. He was also shut down last year along with 'Dre Quote:
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Schaub has not been the picture of health since he's been here.
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He plays with a lot of nagging injury's so his list if probably far greater than Texans are letting on. Does he have an NFL body? No. Is he athletic? No, but he doesn't have to be to run an NFL offense, especially one tailor made that addresses both Matt's strength & weakness. They paid Matt Leinart good money to be his back-up. Leinart turned down even better offers because he liked Texan situation, now lets give him a chance to see if all the practice, evaluation & development pays off so Texans don't skip a beat.
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It's because we're soft. *nodding*
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Should I move this thread to the NSZ since it's so controversial? [/sarcasm]
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I am convinced his drop in accuracy is due to the hip and back injuries this year. Still I don't have a problem with his performance, I have a problem with how many games he has and will miss. |
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We should add this to the dumbest threads of the year and take a poll.
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Put my other one in there also: Schaub's health without Leach |
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OSMOPREP® (sodium phosphate monobasic monohydrate, USP, and sodium phosphate dibasic anhydrous, USP) tablets are indicated for the cleansing of the colon as a preparation for colonoscopy in adults 18 years of age or older.
OSMOPREP tablets are easy to take and are virtually tasteless. That's why those who have taken OSMOPREP in the past prefer it over other forms of colon prep. In fact, 95% of patients would choose OSMOPREP as their preparation again.1
In a clinical trial,2 OSMOPREP demonstrated highly effective colon cleansing-an important first step for a successful colonoscopy. It is designed to be taken with clear liquids such as water, ginger ale, apple juice, lemonade, or sports drinks (no purple or red liquids). OSMOPREP was well-tolerated in a clinical trial, with 97% of participants being "fully compliant" with the OSMOPREP regimen (n=816).3 Do not take OSMOPREP if you have had a kidney biopsy that shows you have kidney problems because of too much phosphate, a blockage of your intestines, had stomach surgery involving stapling or bypass, a hole or opening in your intestines, significant irritation of the bowels such as toxic megacolon or toxic colitis, or you are allergic to sodium phosphate salts or any of the ingredients in OSMOPREP.
OSMOPREP provides clarity to help visualize the entire colonic mucosa for abnormalities.
OSMOPREP® (sodium phosphate monobasic monohydrate, USP, and sodium phosphate dibasic anhydrous, USP) Tablets are indicated for cleansing of the colon as a preparation for colonoscopy in adults 18 years of age or older.
There have been rare, but serious reports of acute phosphate nephropathy in patients who received oral sodium phosphate products for colon cleansing prior to colonoscopy. Some cases have resulted in permanent impairment of renal function and some patients required long–term dialysis. While some cases have occurred in patients without identifiable risk factors, patients at increased risk of acute phosphate nephropathy may include those with increased age, hypovolemia, increased bowel transit time (such as bowel obstruction), active colitis, or baseline kidney disease, and those using medicines that affect renal perfusion or function (such as diuretics, angiotensin converting enzyme [ACE] inhibitors, angiotensin receptor blockers [ARBs], and possibly nonsteroidal anti–inflammatory drugs [NSAIDs]).
It is important to use the dose and dosing regimen as recommended (PM/AM split dose).
Do not take OSMOPREP® (sodium phosphate monobasic monohydrate, USP, and sodium phosphate dibasic anhydrous, USP) if you have had a kidney biopsy that shows you have kidney problems because of too much phosphate, a blockage of your intestines, had stomach surgery involving stapling or bypass, a hole or opening in your intestines, significant irritation of the bowels such as toxic megacolon or toxic colitis, or you are allergic to sodium phosphate salts or any of the ingredients in OSMOPREP.
Rare, but serious kidney problems can happen in people who take medicines made with sodium phosphate, including OSMOPREP, to clean the colon before colonoscopy. These kidney problems can sometimes lead to kidney failure or the need for dialysis. These problems occur within a few days, but may develop several months after taking OSMOPREP.
Conditions that can make you more at risk for having serious kidney problems with OSMOPREP include: the loss of too much body fluid (dehydration), slow moving bowels, bowels blocked with stool (constipation), severe stomach pain or bloating, any disease that causes bowel inflammation (colitis), kidney disease or kidney problems, heart failure, and the use of water pills or non‐steroidal anti‐inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS). Your age may also affect your risk for having kidney problems with OSMOPREP. Talk to your doctor before you start to take OSMOPREP.
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DOE-sponsored research on copper indium gallium diselenide [Cu(InxGa1-x)Se2], or CIGS, solar cells focuses on developing better film qualities, and thus, higher efficiencies. A list of current projects, summary of the benefits, and discussion on the production and manufacturing of this solar technology are below.
Since its initial development, copper indium diselenide (CuInSe2) thin-film technology has been considered promising for solar cells because of its favorable electronic and optical properties. It was later found that by substituting gallium (Ga) for indium (In), the bandgap can be increased from about 1.04 electron-volts (eV) for copper indium diselenide (CIS) films to about 1.68 eV for copper gallium diselenide (CGS) films. Optimal devices have been fabricated with only a partial substitution of Ga for In, leading to a substantial increase in overall efficiency and more optimal bandgap. These solar cells are commonly known as a copper indium gallium diselenide [Cu(InxGa1-x)Se2], or CIGS, cells.
Although laboratory-scale cell efficiencies have exceeded 20%, commercial CIGS modules typically have efficiencies between 12% and 14%.
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Historically, cadmium sulfide (CdS) has provided an adequate window layer, but its low bandgap prevents many high-energy photons from reaching the CIGS absorber layer. A suitable replacement for the CdS window layer is being investigated as a way to increase voltage and current.
Learn more about the DOE SunShot awardees and the projects involving CIGS below.
- 3M (Supply Chain and Cross-Cutting Technologies)
- National Renewable Energy Laboratory (Foundational Program to Advance Cell Efficiency)
- Old Dominion University (Foundational Program to Advance Cell Efficiency)
- U.S. Photovoltaic Manufacturing Consortium (Photovoltaic Manufacturing Initiative Part I)
- University of Delaware (Foundational Program to Advance Cell Efficiency)
- University of Delaware (Next Generation Photovoltaics II Projects)
- University of Minnesota (Next Generation Photovoltaics II Projects)
The benefits of CIGS solar cells include:
- High absorption: This direct-bandgap material can absorb a significant portion of the solar spectrum, enabling it to achieve the highest efficiency of any thin-film technology.
- Tandem design: A tunable bandgap allows the possibility of tandem CIGS devices.
- Protective buffer layer: The grain boundaries form an inherent buffer layer, preventing surface recombination and allowing for films with grain sizes of less than 1 micrometer to be used in device fabrication.
Two of the low-cost deposition methods that produce the highest device and module efficiencies were developed in the 1980s. These methods are:
- Co-evaporation, in which precursor elements are allowed to sublimate in a high-vacuum environment and then re-deposit on a heated substrate.
- Precursor Reaction Processes, in which a precursor containing Cu and In/Ga is deposited at a low temperature by any of several processes, such as sputtering or electroplating. This is followed by a reactive annealing step in a Se compound, such as hydrogen selenide (H2Se) or gaseous selenium (Se), to form CIGS films. This is also commonly known as two-stage deposition; a variant of this technique, three-stage deposition, is also commonly used.
After the CIGS deposition, the junction is formed by chemical-bath deposition of the n-type CdS layer. To finish the solar cell, a high-resistance zinc oxide (ZnO) layer and a high-conductivity n+-type ZnO layer are deposited by either sputtering or chemical-vapor deposition. Laser-scribing processes at different steps in the production process create the individual solar cells connected in series.
Alternative manufacturing techniques have been explored, such as reactive sputtering, magnetron sputtering (Cu, In, and Ga are sputtered while Se is evaporated), and electrodeposition. However, co-evaporation and precursor reaction processes still remain the most popular.
A major increase in device performance was achieved when the ceramic or borosilicate glass substrate was replaced by soda-lime glass. Although soda-lime glass was chosen because it has closer thermal expansion properties to CIGS, it was ultimately determined that the primary advantage of using soda-lime glass results from the diffusion of sodium (Na) ions from the glass into the CIGS absorber layer. Work is currently being done to identify the role of Na in improving CIGS performance and what tolerances CIGS has to the inclusion of Na. Current manufacturing techniques incorporate Na either from soda-lime glass or a separate Na source. Soda-lime glass has an added advantage of being less expensive than previous glass substrates.
All high‐efficiency CIS and CIGS devices use molybdenum (Mo) as the back contact primarily because of its work function and the high reflectivity of the Mo film. These films are typically deposited through direct-current (DC) sputtering. The sputtering deposition process requires precise pressure to control the stress in the film. Because of some inherent problems with the Mo back-contact, such as the possibility of a hole-blocking Schottky diode effect at the interface, other metals have been investigated to replace Mo, but have had limited success.
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I read in BfD Journal 67 about the Gorongosa hive in Mozambique. This reminded me of the top-bar hives I made from four heavy sticks (two long, two short) that formed a rectangle. I wove split willows to form a half cylinder under the sticks. I left a hole at one end and coated the inside with straw soaked in wet clay slip. I put top-bars across the top and bees in the hives. I thought the clay soaked straw might move up with the combs which would mean mud in the honey. The bees however propolised the mud giving it the feeling of a hard surface, almost like ceramic and this prevented the straw coming up with the combs. The materials for these hives cost me nothing and the bees did well in them, and to my knowledge are doing so still.
I also made top-bar hives from stone and adobe, which is soil moistened with water, with chopped straw or other fibres added for strength, then allowed to dry to the desired shape. (The best adobe soil contains 15-30% clay to bind the materials together, with the rest being sand or larger aggregate.)
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We are happy to announce the much anticipated Hardcore Halloween lineup, every year this event proves to be the most exciting thing happening on the calendar in terms of shows in the area. Each year we've watched as it has continually grown into something bigger and we know that this year is no exception as the line up returns to focus on local talent.
After receiving a lot of attention from the release of their debut album 'Divination', In Hearts Wake will return to headline Hardcore Halloween this year after numerous recent Australian tours. Direct support will come from one of the most promising local acts in years, Shackles. This band has outdone every expectation and continued to impress so be sure to check them out if you're a fan of fast and agressive music. Survival are another band on the rise who quickly formed out of the remains of a couple of now defunct north coast bands. With only a demo to their name they have already enjoyed an opening spot on this year's Hardcore 2012 event and have just been announced as the opening band for all shows on the upcoming Parkway Drive 'Atlas' Australian Tour. Two locals in Dead Hand and Juggernaut are also on the show, providing fans of the heavier side of things with something to be happy about. Gold Coast outfit Closure will also be performing alongside local upstarts Post Blue, with both bands providing an alternative style to keep things mixed up.
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The Bills are riding high this week after getting back on track with dominating win over the Redskins. The Chiefs are riding higher as they remained undefeated with a Monday night victory over Oakland. Kansas City must avoid a letdown in their second prime time matchup in a row. The Bills need to keep up the intensity they had over Washington if they are going to pull off the upset in a place that has not been kind to them over the years.
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DT Pat Williams and Sam Adams vs. RB Priest Holmes:
Holmes may be the best in the game. The Bills must stop him from getting yards in the middle to contain him from having a big day.
CB Nate Clements vs. WR Johnnie Morton:
Morton is the Chiefs leading receiver and Clements will be lined up against him most of the time. He needs to shutdown Morton to take a dimension away from the Chiefs offense.
RB Travis Henry vs. LB Shawn Barber:
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