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Forum Post: Louis nzegwu a Patriot.
Misleading thread title?
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Isn't this the surest sign that we won't be drafting him?
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I thought you were retired?
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I thought you were retired?
Forum Post: LANDRY TO THE JETS FOR $4M!
Um. Didn't the Pats pay 4 mil for Shaun Ellis and 6 mil for Ochocinco last year...Just sayin it helps to know who's the pot and who's the kettle sometimes. Landry definitely has the talent if he stays more »
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Both looked good last year. Both are Free Agents. more »
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At least our players can read past a fourth grade level. more »
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My first game at the old Foxboro stadium was when the Pats came back from 20 points against the Vikings in 1994. I'll never forget it. more »
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Total Defense (yards): Pats 31; NY 27 Passing Defense: Parts 31; NY 29 Rush Defense: Pats 17; NY 19 Red Zone: Pats 17; NY 19 Points (as if they matter): Pats 15; NY...25 Since when has this Giants tea more »
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Whichever loses...Is that possible? ...But seriously, give me Baltimore. I want no part of Andre Johnson, and Houston's D is every inch of Baltimore's. Besides, I think NE will have an extra chip on t more »
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Tebow next year will be like the Miami's wildcat in 2009...A gimick that no longer works. more »
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Marshall Athletic Director Mike Hamrick made his Twitter debut Sept. 26 (@TheHerdAD). A total of 186 tweets have been sent from his account.
Tweet No. 184 made a little noise Monday evening.
"At this moment, we are not living up to our reputation as a traveling fan base," a portion of the tweet read.
Marshall received 7,500 tickets for the Military Bowl against Maryland, which will be held Dec. 27 at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Md.
MU ticket sales, Hamrick admitted, have been slower than anticipated. He took to Twitter to rattle the cage of the Thundering Herd's fan base.
We talked Tuesday afternoon about the motivational strategy. He stuck by it.
"We have a reputation that we travel," said the fifth-year Herd AD. "Once you lose that, it's hard to get it back. We don't want to lose that with this Military Bowl.
"We've done well, but we're not where we need to be. We've still got a ways to go this week and next week. I'm convinced our fans will continue to step it up and we'll maintain our reputation."
How well a fan base travels can leave a lasting impact, Hamrick said. Bowl directors talk to one another, and if the Herd is bowl eligible next season, interested bowls will contact Military Bowl officials for insight.
Marshall's reputation for having a fervent fan base didn't hurt when Conference USA agreed to bowl partnerships with the Boca Raton Bowl and Miami Beach Bowl.
Hamrick understands how his tweet can be perceived. His intention, however, is to protect what those before him have worked to build.
"The whole point of the correspondence was to just to point out that this is something great that we've done in the past, and now we're playing in probably the best bowl game that we've ever played.
"We have a great reputation. There are so many pluses about this bowl game. Let's not ruin that reputation."
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THE HEISMAN Memorial Trophy was presented Saturday night, while the local sports media contingent covered the Capital Classic at the Charleston Civic Center.
Per the Heisman Trust's request, my ballot was kept confidential until Florida State freshman quarterback Jameis Winston took the stage to hoist the 25-pound Heisman hardware.
Now that I'm in the clear, here is how my three-man ballot shook out: 1. Winston; 2. Tre Mason, running back, Auburn; 3. Johnny Manziel, quarterback, Texas A&M.
Winston is the youngest to ever take home the Heisman, and he won by the seventh-largest margin. Even though Winston was left off 115 ballots, I had plenty of nationwide company in putting him in the top spot.


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If work keeps you frequently away from home, you know how challenging it can be to maintain your fitness program. Travel time and meetings might leave little room in your schedule for a workout — but keeping fit doesn't have to be a lost cause. A little dedication and planning can help you stay in shape when you're traveling. Consider these travel workout tips.
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5 Ways to Prepare Your Baby for Daylight Savings TimeIf there is anyone who dislikes a disruption in their little one's schedule, it's me. I especially dread daylight savings time. Luckily, I started to figure out a way that I could get my little one adjusted to the time change so that she wasn't waking me up early in the morning, and I could at least attempt to get that extra hour of sleep. Check out these 5 tips for preparing baby for the time change.
Start Early
The time change doesn't occur until early Sunday morning. To get my girls used to the new schedule I always try to start getting them ready a couple of days before the actual time change. This way when they won't wake me up really early on Sunday morning, but will already be somewhat adjusted to the new time because we have been practicing for a couple of days. I usually always start on the Thursday or Friday before the time change.
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Start Slowly
We "fall back" this time of year which means that we set our clocks back an hour. If you choose to try to get your little one on an adjusted schedule ahead of time, don't go for the full hour right away. I always start with making naps around 15 to 30 minutes later. Then at bedtime I do the same. The next night I make naps and bedtime 30 to 45 minutes later depending on how the day went. This gradual transition helps and isn't such a drastic change on her daily schedule.
Keep Your Routine
Although you might be slightly adjusting the time they fall asleep during the day and at night, you are not changing their routine throughout the day. If you feed them before you put them down for a nap, do the same thing, just at the adjusted time. Try to make your entire routine throughout the day either 15-30 minutes later (whatever you are trying that day) so that it will be similar to what you will expect on Sunday when the time actually does change. Both of my girls have always thrived off of a routine because they always know what to expect next. It helps especially when it comes to sleep. Both girls have the same routine night after night before they go to bed. Because of this, most nights we have no issues with them falling asleep and sleeping through the night.
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Be Consistent
I like to start adjusting my girls a couple days before the time change, but that is the method that works best for me. For fall, that means that they are staying up a little bit later than they usually do at night. I am one that loves to have "me time" at night and with our adjusted schedule, that means that my time has to wait a little bit. The important thing for the few days that I am trying to get them on the new schedule is that I am consistent. That requires a little bit of planning on my part. Dinner has to be a little bit later, I have to try to work around our already busy schedule, but the most important thing I try to do is stick with it. Because once I do, the reward is always worth it.
Be Patient
If your gradual plan doesn't work right away, don't worry. Sometimes baby's internal clocks are just set for a certain time. They will get used to the new time eventually. It might mean a couple early mornings for you, but it is only temporary.
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The PRISM Law Enforcement Training Manual has been prepared to assist States in implementing the PRISM law enforcement requirements.
When a State enters the PRISM program there are changes made in the State's IRP processing and additional tools are provided for law enforcement to use at the roadside. There are changes in forms and additional computer information is available. Moreover, registration actions may be taken against a registrant or motor carrier based on their safety performance in PRISM.
The training package includes a general overview of PRISM concepts in a slide presentation. The slides are annotated for the trainer. In addition, the training manual details the changes to the IRP registration system that are of interest to enforcement as well as descriptions of the Federal enforcement /tracking system for motor carriers.
Further, there is information on the various technologies available to access information at the roadside and on what to do when a vehicle is stopped at the roadside. These sections need to be customized by the State by eliminating any sections for a technology that is not used by the State and to match the laws/authority of the State.
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Prior to joining the Criminal Division of the U.S. Attorney's Office, Paul served for four years as an Assistant United States Attorney in the Civil Division, bringing civil racketeering and fraud cases, including a 100-defendant civil RICO case against a union, a business association, and garbage carters operating an organized crime cartel on Long Island.
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The Perfect Desktop - Linux Mint 8 (Helena)
The Perfect Desktop - Linux Mint 8 (Helena)Version 1.0 This tutorial shows how you can set up a Linux Mint 8 (Helena) desktop that is a full-fledged replacement for a Windows desktop, i.e. that has all the software that people need to do the things they do on their Windows desktops. The advantages are clear: you get a secure system without DRM restrictions that works even on old hardware, and the best thing is: all software comes free of charge. Linux Mint 8 is a Linux distribution based on Ubuntu 9.10 that has lots of packages in its repositories (like multimedia codecs, Adobe Flash, Adobe Reader, Skype, Google Earth, etc.) that are relatively hard to install on other distributions; it therefore provides a user-friendly desktop experience even for Linux newbies. I want to say first that this is not the only way of setting up such a system. There are many ways of achieving this goal but this is the way I take. I do not issue any guarantee that this will work for you! 1 Preliminary NoteTo fully replace a Windows desktop, I want the Linux Mint 8 desktop to have the following software installed: Graphics:
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All desired applications are available in the Linux Mint repositories. As you might have noticed, a few applications are redundant, for example there are two CD/DVD burning applications in my list (Brasero, K3B). If you know which one you like best, you obviously don't need to install the other applications, however if you like choice, then of course you can install both. The same goes for music players like Amarok, Banshee, Rhythmbox, XMMS or browsers (Firefox, Opera). I will use the username falko in this tutorial. Please replace it with your own username. 2 Installing The Base SystemThe installation of the base system is easy as 1-2-3 because the Linux Mint installer doesn't offer a lot of options to choose from, so you cannot go wrong. Download the Linux Mint 8 iso image from http://www.linuxmint.com/download.php, burn it onto a CD, and boot your computer from it: The system boots and starts a desktop that is run entirely in the RAM of your system (the Linux Mint installation CD is also a Live-CD) without changing anything on your hard disk. This has the advantage that you can test how Linux Mint works on your hardware before you finally install it. This is how the Linux Mint desktop looks. Double-click the Install Linux Mint 8 icon on the desktop to start the installation to the hard drive: The installer starts. First, select your language: Then choose your time zone: Change the keyboard layout, if necessary: Now we come to the partitioning of our hard disk. Usually Erase and use the entire disk is a good choice, unless you need custom partitions and know what you're doing. Erase and use the entire disk will create one big / partition for us: Type in your real name, your desired username along with a password, and click on Forward: The next screen shows us a summary of the installation settings. Click on Install to start the installation: The Linux Mint system is being installed. This can take a few minutes, so be patient: After the installation is complete, we must reboot the system to use it. Click on Restart now: The Live-CD desktop shuts down. At the end, the Linux Mint CD is ejected. Remove it from the CD drive and hit the <ENTER> key to boot into your new Linux Mint desktop: Your new Linux Mint system starts. Log in to the desktop with the username and password you provided during installation: When you log in for the first time, you will see the following help window. Click on Close: This is how your new desktop looks: Now the base system is ready to be used.


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Sequim company wants you to fly faster, safer
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Flight times worldwide could change dramatically due to efforts by a new Sequim aeronautics company.
Daniel Gellert, CEO for Aerospace Safety and Security and a pilot for more than 40 years, patented his idea to better utilize aircraft runways at large international airports.
His idea, Split-Runway systems, divides runways in half, doubling the amount of usable space on most runways of about 15,000 feet.
Gellert and his Sequim associates Larry Speelman, director of technical services, and Virginia Shogren, director and general counsel, say current Federal Aviation Administration requirements for takeoffs and landings are a minimum of 7,000 feet of runway.
Saving time
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"If there is an $800-$2,000 landing fee and if we can add 30 takeoffs and landings an hour during their busy time, then that's significant," Gellert said.
"It's a money-maker for the airlines and the airports."
Simply, the system uses a split-runway system with two linear runways and a dedicated cross-runway taxiway between takeoff and landing strip portions.
The taxiway, or buffer zone, is utilized by aircraft accessing a second runway parallel to the split runway. A second aircraft can taxi across the runway to access the second runway, preventing line-ups, wasted fuel and long waits.
"The real advantage is no taxi time," Gellert said.
"A 737 (airplane) has to taxi a mile-and-a-half at Kennedy Airport (in New York) and then get in a line before taking off. That's a hazard."
Aerospace associates say the project will decrease and/or eliminate runway collisions and increase arrivals and departures, fuel economy, efficiency and crew time once implemented.
The project doesn't require an additional runway since it utilizes existing infrastructure.
"Some airports would need to add 1,000 feet of runway or more, but the cost is minimal compared to adding more runways," Speelman said.
"They'd need some extra lights, paint and pavement, but not much else."
Adding new runways can cost billions as evidenced in Seattle and more recently Frankfurt, Germany, where it cost about $5 billion, he said.
"If (William R. Fairchild International Airport in Port Angeles) were to grow, it could add runway space instead of another runway," Speelman said.
Next generation of flying
The excess runway space is in part due to the old order, Speelman said.
Current navigation systems are from the World War II-era; extra landing and departure distance is allotted for pilot and/or system error.
But, airlines and airports are progressing toward global positioning satellite-guided systems rather than control towers only. Commercial GPS use wasn't allowed until 1991, when it still was rare.
Now, GPS-based "Next Gen" landing procedures are being developed independently by Boeing, some major airlines and Naverus, based in Kent.
These will allow for more precise and gradual landings rather than a stair-stepping method that can waste fuel and require planes to loop around while waiting for other planes to land.
Aerospace employees plan to work hand-in-hand with these methods as they are implemented but Next Gen isn't likely to be fully in place until 2025. However, the Obama administration is working on making it happen sooner.
Gellert's plan might be almost ready but several entities must unite, he said.
"This isn't something you can take to procurement and have finished," Gellert said,
"It needs the support of the ports, airlines and FAA. We have to get everybody involved."
Since starting the project two years ago and viewing schematics of most airports, he sees this affecting about 30 percent of larger airports in the world.
"We are the last remaining part to make Next Gen carry through," Gellert said.
"There's a need for this process. People are interested and ready for this to go."
Finishing touches
At the beginning of next year, Gellert will test his method at the FAA William J. Hughes Technical Center in Atlantic City, N.J.
"We don't have to prove the system. We just have to model it," he said.
"We have to show it can run with the current system."
Gellert will test various aspects of maximum flight weight at the highest altitude and temperature for landing and departing to make sure the method doesn't infringe upon the 7,000-foot departure area.
He will fly three test planes, a 737-900, an A3-21 and an Embraur-190.
Aerospace employees and Gellert foresee the Split-Runway system being approved in about a year.
Many of the pilots they have spoken to are in favor.
"Pilots love it," Gellert said.
"They dislike sitting there just as much as you," Speelman said.
"They want to get going."
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Restaurant Stakeout
NYC restaurateur Willie Degel helps struggling restaurant owners see the truth.
Willie Degel (Host)
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There are shows on TV, including Food Network's own ``Restaurant: Impossible,'' in which chefs help struggling restaurateurs turn their businesses around. ``Restaurant Stakeout'' takes that format to another level by using hidden cameras to surreptitiously watch the crew to see what really goes on when waiters, bartenders, kitchen staff and other employees think no one is watching. Analyzing that hidden-camera footage is restaurateur Willie Degel, who owns a chain of steakhouses in New York. After seeing how the staff acts, Degel uses his tough-love approach to improve the employees' work ethic and, ultimately, turn around the restaurant's fortunes. If employees don't improve their poor working habits, Degel shows them the door because his goal is making things better for the struggling eatery's owner.
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