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Cumbrian wins A 200,000 on the Lottery
A LUCKY west Cumbrian is celebrating after winning A 200,000 on the Lottery. Mystery surrounds the identity of the ticket buyer, but it is understood he is from the St Bees area and bought the winning ticket at the village post office.
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Work to start on crossing at Cumbrian accident area
The fight to install a pedestrian crossing on a road in west Cumbria where two people died has finally been won - after years of campaigning.
11 hrs ago | Thewestmorland Gazette
a Valentine's appeal run by a cancer treatment centre has raised over 4,000, it has been revealed.
A VALENTINE'S appeal run by a cancer treatment centre has raised over A 4,000, it has been revealed.
13 hrs ago | West Cumberland Times and Star
Ska band Bad Manners fail to show at West Cumbria gig
The ska band, fronted by Buster Bloodvessel, were due to play the town's Carnegie Theatre on Finkle Street tonight.
17 hrs ago | Darlington and Stockton Times
OVERALL CHAMPION: Editor of The Darlington and Stockton Times Malcolm Warne, right, presents the Supreme Champion Cup for She's A Diamond, a British Blue heifer, shown by vendor John Smith-Jackson, centre, and watched by Judge Harry Emslie John Smith-Jackson, of Haltwhistle, took the overall championship trophy for a British Blue cross heifer, ... (more)
17 hrs ago | Darlington and Stockton Times
Breeder receives a lifetime award
The award is in memory of the late John Dennison, highly regarded breeder of the Denmire Holsteins of Scales Farm, Ulverston, and is presented by his family to the person judged to be an exemplary role model to the industry.
20 hrs ago | Thewestmorland Gazette
Couple in lucky escape after house fire near Windermere
Fire crews from Windermere and Ambleside were called out at 6.10am to the fire on Longmire Road, in Troutbeck, near Windermere.
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North Cumbrian village school's A 50,000 games area plan
While play areas in Carlisle district are disappearing thanks to council cuts, Fir Ends Primary School, in Smithfield, has unveiled plans to create a multi use games area .
Wigton's roadworks misery to go on
Disruptive gas works that have caused traffic chaos in Wigton town centre will go on until the end of April - two months longer than originally announced.
Foundations laid for new Haig Pit centre
Laying the foundation slab marked a milestone in the progress of the new visitors' centre at Haig Pit in Whitehaven.
The Westmorland Gazette: Single mum-of-two fined for striking police officer in the face
A YOUNG man has been disqualified from driving for 16 months after he drove his car after consuming 'up to ten' pints of lager.
Two South Lakes towns make it on to 'best places to live in Britain' list
TWO South Lakeland towns are in the top three places to live in the North West, according to a report set to be released this weekend.
Violent thug threw couple into Carlisle river
A thug has been jailed for a brutal drink and drug-fuelled attack at a beauty spot in which he threw an unsuspecting couple into a river.
Ex-council director is University of Cumbria's new chairman
Friend of university: Euan Cartwright will take up his new role on August 1 after being backed by members of a nominations committee charged with finding a new chairman.
West Cumberland Times and Star
Acting from the heart by former Corrie star Julie
And she was in Maryport and Workington this week in her powerful new role playing the mother of 20-year-old Sophie Lancaster, a young woman who was beaten to death in 2007 because she looked different.
MP blasts 'wholly unacceptable' delays to South Cumbria ambulance call outs
Copeland MP Jamie Reed has raised the issue in parliament after concerns over elderly patients waiting more than an hour for ambulances in Millom.
No votes win in Workington referendum but polls see low turnout
Fewer than four per of Workington residents took to the polls in a referendum on plans for a new leisure centre.
Driver arrested after car crashes into garden, flips over, just misses house
A car ploughed through a fence, plunged down a bank and flipped onto its roof as it crashed in a back garden, narrowly missing a house.
PM urged to help jailed Britons
They plan to deliver a 100,000-strong petition to Downing Street, and want the government to act as a guarantor.
UPDATE 1-Britain to fund $500 mln refurbishment of BAE submarine yard
Britain will fund a 300 million pound redevelopment of BAE Systems's submarine shipyard, a step that would enable the costly renewal of the Trident nuclear deterrent which has divided the coalition government.


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Updated: Friday, March 8 2013, 08:20 AM EST
A local nonprofit is celebrating a huge victory Thursday night. Pisgah Legal Services is one of four nonprofits in North Carolina to be awarded nearly $130,000 in a class action lawsuit settlement. It's an amount the nonprofit says they desperately needed.
In 2004, attorney Michael Wimer filed a class action law suit on behalf of North Carolina consumers against large companies. Last December, those companies settled out of court and it was determined that $2.75 million was to be distributed among five states. $520,000 of that went to North Carolina.
Wimer chose four non-profits and on his list was Pisgah Legal Services in Asheville. The money they received will help close a budget shortfall among other things.
In 2012, the non profit served more than 13,000 people in Western North Carolina. Attorney Michael Wimer says it's good to give back to these non-profits that represent those who need help.
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Hindrances to Bible Study #2
Yesterday we wrote that a lack of desire would hinder your Bible study. Today, we will look at two other possibilities as to why one's Bible study is not vibrant.
A lack of discipline will hinder one's Bible study. It seems we all have experience developing bad habits, but not much expertize in developing good habits. For all sorts of reasons, we are side-tracked from doing what we know is right. A prime example of this problem is the fact that a large percentage of Christians do not study the Bible regularly, yet find time to do much less important things.
If you have difficulty in the disciplines of your time, do not just resign yourself to failure. Start somewhere and ask God to help you progress from that point. Set goals for your personal Bible study; challenge yourself to reach these goals and then, keep track of your efforts. Don't give up.
Another hindrance to Bible study is a lack of obedience. Through Bible study God will show you His will. Your responsibility is to follow His direction. This means doing exactly what He says to do, when He says to do it, and with the right heart attitude.
The Word of God must be activated in your life through obedience. I encourage you this day; get into the Word of God and engage in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.


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Page 6 THE PAILY REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1921 ""^!S'!f!ill (CcoMnwd Iran paira I) on tiutmtionm that r«qulrF th« expen- diturv of money. Koarth—Fulton Park Ih village propAity. tlnd*r the law thn trun- t««a ar« cbargod with the care and rxpendlnf of money for the roalnten. ance of all property <it. the village iihtrh would include thia monu- rnent. Fifth—The question to be deter¬ mined by tho quallfled TOtem. a. Jtelates to public property. b. Appropriation of public prop¬ erty for a spedflo purpose. r. Acceptance raqulrea the ex¬ penditure of pHiblla <f unds for upkeep. Sixth—Those who ikre not tax¬ payers have no legal Interest In voting to dispose of property or ^ granting the use of property owned by the village. If you examine the law you will llhd T nm right, . < I respectfully protest against any one being permitted to voIb ott this question except taxpayern. Yours truly SAMUEL COHEN M'WHINNEY BILLS AFFEQ CEMETERY AND WATER DISTRICT Freeport's P«rk and School Pro¬ ject Advanced—Water Bill is Safety MeAnre Mlnoold, March 16.—A.s.spmblyrnan Thomas A. McWhinney ha.s intiodurf-d In the A.-isembly a proposed act of Ix-jjis- lattire, which will authorize the Hoard of Kducation of Krpeport fo acqiiir*' all or part of thn Kreeport cpmelory proij- erty on Grove street for .school or vil¬ lage park purposes. The property adjoinn the holdingH of the First PreBbyterlan Church, and the bill provido.s for Ihe appolntnifnt of romml.ssion«rs to apprai.se the lands to be taken, and it also provides that moneyn may be rni.sed by bonij issur, or through taxe.s for the payment of the parcels taken. Mr. McWhinney has also introduced a hiH In the A.s.sembly, which If fnactpd into law,' will leave the creation of ii water dl.strict In tho hands of 50 per cent of the resident property owners. This precludes a man of big landed es tales controlling the greater part of ihe property, from creating a water dis¬ trict that might be burdensome to his .ipiftller nnd less afllupnr neighbors. The measure al.so makes other changes In the water district law, which permit.s the purchase of existing water plants, provides for attorney.s' services, and permits the necessary machinery.for ihe operation of IJie water district. OYSTER IMPERILLED BY POLLUTION OF WATER, EfPERT SAYS George D. Pratt, State Conserva- tioB G>niBiisnoiier, Tells of Danger To Indistry The oyster Industry of the *ntlre North Atlantic Coast, and especially of the State of New York, Is endangered by the destruction of "sets," due It Is Indicated, by pollutive wast<»s from new Industrial plants which have sprung up along the rlVers tliat flow into Long laland Sound, according to George D. Pratt, Commissioner of Conservation, In his annual report to the Legislature, Just made public. "In the last ten years," s.ays the re¬ port," the Conservation Commlsnlon has received 'from rents and taxes from shellflsh ground.s more than a quarter of a million dollars. This Is an ln<onne which the State can ill afford to lose. The loss of the people, however, if they should Iw deprived of this source of food, would be Immeasurably greater. To be sure, the '.set' of oysters has not failed in SUtes farther south. It Is certain, however, that if the failure of the 'set' In Ix)ng Island Sound Is due to pollution, the time may surely come when the 'set' may fail In still other States for the same reasons. "Jt accordingly behooves New York State, and every other State concerned, as well as the National Government, ta attack the entire problem vigorously all along the line before It Is too late. The oyster Industry of the entire Atlantic Coast is more valuable, from the stand¬ point of Investment and the value ot tho product, than any other branch of the fishery Industry. "As a result ot the failure of the 'set,' the oyster Industry Is today going thru a period of jirofound reorganization. A large nurfiber of concerns hiivp gone out of business, while others have been hold¬ ing land with the desperate hoije that the '.set' may again return. K;i<h year has added to the conviction that condi¬ tions are becoming such Hint old meth- mls will never sustain the Industry in its former position." Acreage Decrease SO Per Cent Tn a. table submlttej by the commis¬ sion. It is shown that acreage devoted to oyster production in the State fell almost 30 per cent, or from 33,95C acres In 191B to 24,076 acres Irt. 1919. The state of Rhode Islanil lost 60 per cent, in revenues, and the grounds cultivated there are less thnn fiO per cent, of what they were In 1912. Connectitut also has been forced to reduce the assessed value of the beds In order io encourage grow¬ ers to hold on t<i the beds at a tlnancial loss. It is acknowledged In the report that the cause of the failure of the 'set' Is not fully known, but results of biolog¬ ical Investigations point to the proba¬ bility that it is largely dim to a rapid Increase in the amount of pollution in waters where the eggs normally hati li. ()ystei\s spawn in the Summer tind the larvae thrown off by millions for .ihout much a natural resource as Its quan¬ tity," says the report. "Quality is vital¬ ly Important from a biological stand- tkqlnt and Is of fundantent^ Importance to many Industries which require water three weete float about on the aorteM of rite water. After this stage, they Mnk to th« bottom and attach them- ^ selves to shells or other smooth objects, ThiH sinking lio the bottom and uttach- Ing to ahellt in called "aetting." - It is obyloui» that If the Industry 1« to lie lohemlcally or otherwise pure. In their conducted on a large scale the set must lpr6cesses. ' It has long be^n recognized be very large and very concentrated. j"" ""^ ^ j^e most Important functions The chief places wh*e it has been Ljf conservation to increase the quantity found fesislble in recent years to obtain L,, ^^^^j. ^y prot.-cting forests and regu- "Bet" of oysters of commercially |,"jio" "f stream flow, and tt Sef.ms as profitable proportions says the report, i^.p^^ ,hat conservation of the quality Is in waters tributary to the New Ybrk | pq"aiiy and primarily a matter of con shellflsh grounds, Is at the mouth ofL^^pymiQp as quantity, the rivers entering Long Island Sound j ^ b^oad administrative progr.am has from Conne<^tlcut. Theiie are some 8et-ib,.^n worked out bv the commlsston, ting grounds in .Vew York State, it taUrtilch includes a survey of Ihe whole added, but they are of secondary Im- subject, and under It definite and sya- portance and are fast l>ecomlng value- lunatic work Is now possible with exist- less on account of pollution. . |"_ laws "The program," according to the re- CITIZENS' NOMINEES WIN AT LYNBROOK; ELEaiON SPIRITED Edward P. Howard Chosen Pres- i; ideut—Close Race for Trustee p. '^ —Women Influential 'ifc' Lynbrook, March IG.—Citizens' party *J| candldate«i''made a clean sweep ot the ., election yesterday electing all the par- -* ty nominees In a spirited election. To .; the efllclency of the women's committee Is attributed tho heavy vote polled. ", A total of 1852 votes were cast, 909 •» were In the First District and 943 in •• the Second. This compares with 1195 ^ polled last year, exclusive of the ter- X" rltory recently tuken within the Incor- '<¦ porated village lines. It is estimated * that 400 votea came from this new i. territory. •* Four propositions, representing an ^', expenditure of ^68,100 were defeated by ^ decisive majorities. S; Kdward I'. Howard was elected pres- i' Ident by a majority of 562 over .lames * H. Dayton. Ho received 1,145 and his y opponent 583. t» The race for trustee was closer as '9<i** there wel-e three In the field. George Winter rat'elved 1,801 votes, Alfred .1. Hodson, 1,113, und Joseph T. McPeak. a • 037. .*¦ Albert E. Peace was elected treasur- \ er by a majority of 176, receiving 941 y. vdtes against his opponent's 766. *' . William Karn for collector, beat Mar- "¦' tin' A. Springateed by almost two to IJJ! one, receiving 1,121 votes to Spring- •r Btlseid'a 678. > The propdsltlon to macadamize Blake ' avenue at a cost of $2,000 was beaten ' almost three to one. The vote was 69« A opposed und 331 In favor. ft Ornamental lights on Atlantic ave- ^ nue from tho Merrick road to Doxaey 2 place, which would cost $5,000, were ^ coiisldered unnecessary by the taxpay- 'i' era who eaat 721 votea against the ^ proposition compared with 333 in favor. « Of th© 1,010 persons who voted on > whether the Village President should J be paid a aalary of $300 a year and I the truateeis $200 each. 808 declare*) I*. themselves In the negative while 202 '-. thought It the proper thing to do. [* The propoaltlon to issue bonds tp ^i[ tho amount of $60,000 for the purcluuN' I/- ot n site and the erection of a village huUdlog, was defeated by 548 votes. A * total of 918 persona acted on the ques- t tlon. The vote waa 733 op1;>oaed and i ;i8(> In favor, r Lynbrook went wild with enthualaam ; Srhen the result became known. A crowd gathered in front of President ^ Hbward'B house In Earl avenue and ^ set up a great hurrah until about 1.30 f. o'clock. '* The loss of the proposition ts attrlb- ^ u ted to the heavy school tax expected ^i as the result of the erection of two k- bulldlncs wblch will cost tn the neigh¬ borhood of $500,000. The vlUage tax ! rate ts expected to he less than $3, but a higher school tax than last year is assurM. Oood tlrnsa for all can only be the prahict or good work by *U.' MEN WANTED—Men to learn the fur sUin trade: paid good wages while learning. Can earn $30 to $35 on piece¬ work or time. The Alexandre Works, Inc.. Garden Cily. L. I. Oppasite Curtis Itlant. port, "has been conceived, however, in a broader spirit tlmn that of the sLututes now In force. It anticituites the future development which must necensarily com<> In this and otber 8t.Tte« as the Importance of the quality of waters Is more thoroughly appreciated." With this survey of the field com¬ pleted. It Is possinic for the commtsjclon, as an administrative agency, lo laWe up any case of pollution, or itny phase of the work of Improving the q\iallty of water, with an iinderstiinding r»f the significance of that case or of any detail ot the work of the whole problem. In so far as New York is concerned, it is asserted, the rommi.ssion is in position to act as an Intermediary between vari¬ ous Interests not 6thc.rwise In touch, but generally concerned in the problem of conservation, whether these interests are within the State or outside. But the menace to oysters is only one of the many evils that result from the polluU«(n of streams, and, as the report I • ^'ultC^'J^m'^ tt'LiirentTf" ^^^^^^^^^^ quality of the water—losses to piib-li lie health, fish life. Industry generally,!* and to J rrtcreatlonal possibilities | Y which pure water courses offer—hoft^'i clearly demon.strated that systematic IV work upon ixillutlon should be given a X definite place In the broad scheme of j S •'onservation and should be .supported byjy annual appropriations from the Legis "' l.'iliire. The work already taken up, it .•idded. In co-operation with industries, l T has proved that the indu.stries will not '* fail to recogniz«> their responsibility and \jt will attack the problem in a spirit thnt | X is certain to yield results. ' {^ "The quality of water Is quite The Abbe Painting and Decorating Establishment Has just opened its Freeport Branch at 32 SOUTH GROVE STREET PAINTING and PAPERHANGING WORK Done at Mo.'M; Jlea.sonable Prices Telephone 1263-W and our man will cheerfully e.stimate your work <^H&.>.><.^.iH*<~K^'^~X'^><»<»<»<*<~><«M^K-><~>^^ With the advent of .'Spring and added housework, comes our promise ot lighter, brighter days. Our attractive di;<play of VACUUM CLEANERS- WASHING MACHINES— , IRONING MACHINES— HRELESS COOKERS— anfl a thousand household helps, will offer the industrious homeniaker any number of short cuts to those coveted afternoons nn the KKONT PORCH. We Are Proud of Our Stock—.the Fines! in iMnr, IiUand. Ilappv to Install Any .VrtUle in \oiir Home—Glad-to offer FREE SKR^ UK For a Year.. Come In and inquire ulKiut our term payments. We make the article pay for itself. UHLEFIELD-ALGER ELECTRIC CO. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, L. I. 235 .MKRRirK ROAD. - • • TKl.KPIIO.NK 1470 R. C, ^iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiti'^<M;>:..x~x><K~:>^x*<><~x~x~x«<K«<*«:~:'<^^ '11 DO YOU KNOW Th.it we do all kiiuls of Mason and Concrete work, Waterproof Cellarrt' and Fin-naee Pits? CONCRETE WALKS, CURB¬ ING, GUTTERS and FLt)ORS are our specialties. iSupreme Laundry||| 5 Have you tried the = •!• = SUPREME SEMI-FINISH i •{ I SYSTEM? 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Large garage and small outhouses. $.5,000 ^a1^h. $2,500 balance on mortgage at 6 per cent. \4p^jly owner. T. J. MALLON 26 RIVERSIDE DRIVE ROCKVILLE CENTRE LONG ISLAND. NEW YORK Telephone fl53-J. THE automobile dol¬ lar reaches the limit of its purchasing power when invested' in the Oakland Sensible Six Sedan. No carthatwe know of can even approxi¬ mate the Oakland's value at the moderate price at which it is sold. In it is combined everything that a good closed car should have. X 5 MhSHIXHXHSH3HXHZKSHXMXHXHSMSMEH&HS«XHSM8UXMZHXHXNXNXM>» OAKLAND S E N/S IBLE SIX Open Car>U9S|RDwlKcr,>l}9S. Four Door S«luS10&5, Coupe f206S P.O. B.P«»tu4Miciii«*a. A<U;ck>iMl for Wire WWIEqaipmnt. fIS Forman-putcheson Corporation Oi 78-80 Main Distribators , -MOON-KISSEL uiM ami Sf^if Hempstead, N. Y. sphone 689. Efurglary Insurance vs. Safe Deposit VALUABLEIS of certain specified kinds are the sub¬ ject of insurance—^the rates are HIGH and in the event of loss you are PROTECTED,—no, you are ' INDEMNIFIED—paid by the Company the value of the articles stolen—that is after you have made proof of loss (sometimes a lengthy procedure and sometimes an unpleasant proceeding). Your property is RARELY covered; the indem¬ nity you receive offers but slight compensation for the lost treasures—family silver, heirlooms, etc. Our Storage Y^"'* offers the real solution. You can depend upon it—to deliver to you in kind; to re¬ turn the self same valuables you really want TO KEEP and KEEP SAFELY—and the rates are mod¬ erate. Thinking people have patronized us for years. You think,—^at least we think you think. HEMPSTEAD BANK Ectablished 1887 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES "HE BIG BANK ON THE CORNER'' rjmmmtBmmiHimmmwwwmuiwm LOOKING FOR A DROP? No need to look for that in building material prices, because we have already dropped. We have consistently followed the market, up and down, which is the only businesslike way to do. We would also remind you that even at the top prices our share of your building was never more than one-third of the total cost of the completed work, oftentimes much less. If we reduce our third of your cost by one-third, that means that our portion of the reduction is one-ninth of the total cost. That's our share. Here are some of the actual reductions we have made from our highest prices. Timber 15.00 Oak Flooring 100.00 Ceiling 50.00 Lath 11.00 Novelty Siding 30.00 Nails 2.50 Bevel Siding 20.00 Mouldings 20 P. C. Sheathing 25.00 Sash 20 P. C. Fir Flooring 40.00 Doors 25 P. C. Y. P. Flooring 50.00 Shingles 5.00 NASSAU LUMBER CO. Telephone 370 '-t^ *Wi I, "If I -i EFFECTIVE AT ONCE FORDSON TRACTORS REDUCED TO $625.00 F. O. B. DETROIT R4>pr«8entins » Reduction of 1105.00 This Indispensable Farm Implement is now within the reaili of all IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT The Ford Motor Company advises us that Ford cars are now at the lowest possible figures and no further reductions can be expected. All indications point to an active demand in the early Spring and the temporary shutdown of the Ford factor¬ ies will to some extent retard production. In order to have your car when you want it, it is ad¬ visable that you BUY OR ORDER NOW. We have a few cars on hand, but they will nol last long when the rush starts. The following prices are quoted f. o. b. Detroit. WITH SEU-STARTER Rnubont, $465.00 Tearing, $510.00 Coipe, $745.00 Sedan, $795.00 Fordson Tractor, $625.00 WITHOUT SEU-STARTER Chusif, $360.00 Tmck, (PpMonutic tir«s) $545.00 Complete Une of Kenu'.ne Ford Part*, acwssorlcs, tires, tubes oils, greaaes, etc., etc. RBPAIRINO AND OVERIIACLINO BT COMPETENT MBCHANICS W. T. 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LATROBE (AP) — Antonio Brown gets paid handsomely to catch passes, not throw punches.
"I'm not a UFC fighter trying to fight guys," Brown said.
Sometimes, though, the Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver forgets. Particularly when he finds teammate and cornerback Ike Taylor lined up across from him during practice.
The two have made tangling a habit during training camp and things got out of hand Sunday when a post-play scuffle ended with Taylor icing his right eye and Brown getting a talking to from general manager Kevin Colbert.
Though Brown chalks it up to a couple of competitive guys losing their tempers after more than two weeks of hand-to-hand combat during camp, he also understands it's best to make sure things get worked out before it becomes a problem. Taylor and Brown patched things up over a lengthy breakfast on Monday — the team's off day — and insist there's no lingering bad blood.
Having Brown pick up the check helped too.
"Brothers get into it, we family," Taylor said. "That's how it is sometimes. Up in Latrobe, getting tired of seeing each other ... so when you have the same blood type, things are bound to happen. But me and A.B. are cool."
Players mixing it up in camp is hardly new. Usually though, it's typically reserved for rookies or camp invitees who get on edge trying to make the final roster. Not so much with Brown and Taylor. Brown, after all, made the Pro Bowl as a kick returner last season, and Taylor is Pittsburgh's best cornerback.
They got into a shoving match during a drill the first week of camp, though things were considerably uglier the second time around. Brown and Taylor were battling for a pass in the end zone which Taylor won. The two fell to the ground, and when Brown popped up, he connected with a punch to Taylor's face.
It took several players and a helping hand from Colbert to get the players separated. While coach Mike Tomlin shrugged it off, Brown knew he needed to do something to make sure it didn't fester.


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We love to visit Alexander Park as often as we can! There is always something wonderful to see! Loved these little butterflies or moths enjoying the sunshine and the wild asters.
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I received a PN 1DXAN5-570 on the retail box, and 1DXAP4-500 on the enclosure. Opened it up, got a ST4000DM000 drive. GRRRRR
I bought packs of 4, and the date on the outside of that box was 02-01-2013. Win8 labels. Last edited by pgjensen; 02-23-2013 at 09:19 AM.. |
I have 3 coming my way and would prefer the quieter, lower power 5900 rpm drives. If someone in the Portland, Oregon area would like to do an exchange (assuming I get the 7200 rpm drives and you get the 5900 drives) PM me. Seems most people would prefer the 7200 rpm drives, but I would prefer the 5900 rpm drives.
The DX in PN: 1DXAP$-500 does NOT mean the hard drive inside is a DX drive
Or are you going by the 'PN: 1DXAP4-500' printed on the label attached to the black plastic enclosure? The DX in PN: 1DXAP$-500 does NOT mean the hard drive inside is a DX drive. I say this because I have opened up two such enclosures. One had a 7200 rpm drive inside, the other a 5900 rpm drive. Thanks. |
I'd probably break the enclosure when trying to get it open anyway. |
I took my drive apart using an iSesamo today. No scratches or broken parts. I could put it back together without anyone being the wiser. I did a warranty check on the bare drive and Seagate says: Expiration 21-Dec-2015
I did a warranty check on the external and Seagate says: Expiration 21-Mar-2015 So by holding on to the external enclosure I get an extra 3 months of warranty service. Total warranty is 2 years 1 month from when I bought it. The part number on the drive inside is: 1CL160-570 It's a Seagate Barracuda 7200RPM drive. |
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United States Senator "Protecting Innovation and Art while Preventing Piracy" At this hearing, leading experts on the intersection of copyright law and technology will share their views on how this Committee can best restore the ability of copyright holders to challenge the large, for-profit global piracy rings that threaten the future of today's cinema and recording industries. Research now suggests that these piracy rings - which call themselves filesharing networks - will create between 12 and 24 billion infringing copies this year alone. This unprecedented level of piracy fundamentally threatens America's world-leading music, movie and software industries and the future of legitimate Internet commerce. The architects of this filesharing piracy make millions of dollars while attempting to avoid any personal risk of the severe civil and criminal penalties for copyright infringement. I think all here today would agree that these pernicious schemes to encourage others - and unfortunately these are mostly kids - to break federal law allows these pirates to collect huge revenues while subjecting users to the risk of prison or crippling damage awards. To implement their schemes, the architects of filesharing piracy must encourage users to infringe copyrights in two different ways. First, they must encourage users to infringe copyrights by downloading infringing copies of works. This is an easy task because downloading users get for free valuable works that they would otherwise have to purchase. Unsurprisingly, the user-interfaces of most filesharing software provide no warnings about the prevalence of infringing files or the severity of the civil and criminal penalties for succumbing to the pervasive temptation to download them. But infringing downloads cannot occur unless infringing files are available for download. The architects of filesharing piracy must thus encourage users to infringe copyrights again by uploading files for distribution to millions of strangers. This is a difficult task: A user infringing by uploading gets nothing in return for his or her illegal act except a risk of prosecution. Free-riding downloaders are unlikely to become altruistic uploaders, so most filesharing software automates the decision to upload: When used as intended, this software automatically redistributes every file downloaded. This makes uploading and redistribution automatic and invisible to the average user. This design ensures that while an infringing download requires a conscious choice, the separate and more dangerous infringing act of uploading usually does not. Automatic uploading ensures that many free-riding downloaders will unwittingly turn their home computers into global piracy distribution centers. Harvard's Berkman Center for the Internet and Society warns that it can be extremely difficult for a non-expert computer user to shut down this automatic redistribution. The Center further warns that the complexity of Kazaa's installation and disabling functions can leave users unaware that they are distributing infringing files to potentially millions of strangers. Filesharing software also automates infringing redistribution in other ways. For example, some distributors, like Bearshare, use installation wizards that - by default - cause users to redistribute every media file on their computer. This automatically turns people who have copied music CDs onto their computers for personal use into global redistributors of entire music collections. Such wizards can automatically create high-volume infringers and enforcement targets. There can be no doubt that automating redistribution induces mass infringement that would otherwise never occur. For example, here is the sworn testimony of one user of filesharing software who lost her life savings in an uploading-related settlement: I never willingly shared files with other users.... As far as I was concerned, the music I downloaded was for home, personal use.... I downloaded songs I already owned on CD because I didn't want to mix them manually.... I don't know how to "upload" songs on the computer either. As far as I was concerned copyright infringement was what the people in Chinatown hawking bootlegged and fake CDs on the street corner were doing. This testimony captures the problem: Unwitting consumers can break the law, subjecting themselves to significant liability and lawsuits that no one wants to be forced to bring. The design of some filesharing software thus enables its distributors to automate, induce, and profit from copyright piracy. We must stop these for-profit commercial piracy operations. They threaten the future of artists, legal commerce, and all but their most cautious and expert users. Indeed, I suspect that this piracy continues today only because its proponents have become adept at playing one branch of the federal government against another. For example, Sharman Networks, the distributors of Kazaa, recently told the Ninth Circuit that courts must await legislative action on filesharing piracy: Here, legislative action, not judicial law making, is particularly needed because political issues of comity are implicated in the legal subject matter. Yesterday, Sharman told Congress that legislative action on filesharing piracy must await the courts: [I]t has been Congress' long-established practice to prudently refrain from intervening in active litigation. Passage of S. 2560, without awaiting final adjudication of [Grokster], would set the precedent for powerful interests to seek Congressional action challenging the outcomes of civil trials. In short, Sharman is telling the courts that they must do nothing until Congress acts and then telling Congress that it must not act until the courts finish doing nothing. This tactic of delay and obfuscation is not isolated: In the appeal of Grokster, over 42 parties and amici argued that judges must perpetuate any absurd results flowing from judge-made secondary-liability rules because only Congress has the competence to adjust these judge-made rules. This exercise in self-contradiction may produce paralysis, but at a high price. Congress has always given courts flexibility to adapt secondary liability rules. Courts exercised that power most famously in the Sony-Betamax case. In Sony, a 5-to-4 majority of the Supreme Court altered the balance between copyrights and copying technologies by narrowing the prevailing secondary-liability rule. Sony narrowed that rule as to a small class of defendants by importing the substantial-noninfringing-use rule that Congress had codified only in the Patent Act. Consequently, anyone who argues that judges lack the competence to adjust secondary liability rules to balance the interests of copyrights and technology argues that Sony-Betamax is illegitimate and wrongly decided. I do not agree with that argument - and I doubt that its apparent proponents do either. To address this problem, Senator Leahy and I introduced S. 2560, the Inducing Infringement of Copyrights Act. The Act provides that the courts can impose secondary liability upon those who intend to induce copyright infringement. We developed this approach with the help and support of leading technology companies. We want to continue to work with interested parties to make refinements that will help us achieve the bill's intent. The approach taken in S. 2560 is intended to have three key attributes. First, S. 2560 is technology neutral: It does not single out peer-to-peer networking technology for punitive regulation just because a few bad actors have misused it. This technology has intriguing, legitimate uses: Pioneering companies like Wurld Media, Snowcap, and UniConnect Software in Utah are developing innovative and legitimate new peer-to-peer services for consumers. S. 2560 thus targets only bad behavior - and only intentional behavior that is bad enough to trigger criminal liability under existing law. This type of behavior-based, technology-neutral approach has been long advocated by technology interests. Second, S. 2560 uses a proven model for structuring secondary liability. The substantial-noninfringing-use rule that Sony imported from the Patent Act coexists there alongside liability for intent to induce infringement - a concept that the Patent Act calls active inducement. This proven model can address cases of intent to induce infringement that were explicitly not covered or addressed by the Supreme Court in Sony. And third, it is our intent that S. 2560 change the law of contributory liability only for a very narrow class of defendants. It is our expectation that most defendants will never be affected by S. 2560 because they already face broader liability for inducing copyright infringement. In 1976, Congress codified its intent to continue imposing liability upon contributory infringers. Both then and now, the prevailing rule for contributory infringement imposes liability upon anyone who knows or has reason to know of infringing activity and induces, causes or materially contributes to the infringing conduct of another. For the overwhelming majority of defendants governed by this rule of liability for knowing inducement, no additional liability results from liability for intentional inducement. Nor do we intend to affect defendants for whom Congress or courts have narrowed the general rule of secondary liability for knowing inducement. In the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Congress created safe harbors for certain internet service providers. Their requirements substitute for other forms of secondary liability, so ISPs operating within a safe harbor are not subject to liability under S. 2560. It is also not our intent to affect distributors of copying devices who merely know that their devices can be or are being used by others to make infringing copies. In Sony, the Supreme Court narrowed the scope of secondary liability as to these defendants. Sony also held that evidence showing that a distributor of copying devices knew that its devices could be used to infringe provides no evidence of intent to induce infringement. This ruling checks potential abuse of an intentional-inducement claim, and S. 2560 preserves it. By preserving the general rule of liability for knowing inducement and its DMCA and Sony limitations, S. 2560 thus affects only of distributors of copying devices who intend to induce infringing uses of their devices. In the Napster and Grokster cases, such distributors distracted courts by raising issues of non-infringing uses that should have been as irrelevant as they were to the defendants' business plans. S. 2560 will end the confusion caused by these flawed analyses. As our hearing today will show, some technology companies have expressed concerns that claims for intentional inducement might be misused against companies that merely sell copying devices. We do not believe this to be the case, but are willing to enter into a constructive dialogue to ensure that the language is drawn as tightly as possible. This bill is intended to preserve intact the protections that Sony provides to distributors of copying devices whose businesses are substantially unrelated to copyright infringement. It is my hope that an objective study of Sony and the rest of the inducement caselaw upon which S. 2560 operates will help further our study. For example, there is a mock complaint circulating that alleges that the Apple iPod violates S. 2560 because mp3 players would never have been commercially viable but for the preceding, massive wave of for-profit filesharing piracy that was defended by groups like the Electronic Frontier Foundation. A real court would respond to that mock complaint in two words: Complaint dismissed. The caselaw states that no one can "induce" unlawful acts that have already occurred. Neither Apple nor the iPod violate S.2560 - even if portable mp3 players became commercially viable only because filesharing piracy created mp3 collections too large to be explained by legal purchase. I want to continue working with our technology industries to resolve any concerns about possible abuse of liability for intentional inducement. If there are alternative ideas, let us discuss them. Just as the Sony Court never intended to allow the substantial-noninfringing-use rule to be misused as a license to enter the copyright piracy business, I do not intend to allow S. 2560 to be misused against legitimate distributors of copying devices. On its face, the Sony decision precludes claims that S. 2560 would have imposed liability on distributors of Betamax VCRs, and it should not impose liability upon distributors of computers, software media players, Tivos, iPods, instant messaging systems, or email systems. |


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Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick
Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick | |
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Michigan's 13th district |
In office January 3, 2003 – January 3, 2011 |
Preceded by | Lynn N. Rivers |
Succeeded by | Hansen Clarke |
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Michigan's 15th district |
In office January 3, 1997 – January 3, 2003 |
Preceded by | Barbara-Rose Collins |
Succeeded by | John Dingell |
Personal details | |
Born | Carolyn Jean Cheeks June 25, 1945 Detroit, Michigan |
Political party | Democratic |
Spouse(s) | Bernard Kilpatrick (divorced) |
Children | Kwame Kilpatrick, Ayanna Kilpatrick |
Residence | Detroit |
Alma mater | Ferris State University, Western Michigan University, University of Michigan |
Occupation | High School Teacher |
Religion | Christian (AME denomination) |
Carolyn Jean Cheeks Kilpatrick (born June 25, 1945) is an American politician who was U.S. Representative for Michigan's 13th congressional district from 1997 to 2011. She is a member of the Democratic Party. In August 2010 she lost the Democratic primary election.[1] She was replaced by Hansen Clarke in January 2011.[2]
The 13th district, which is entirely contained within Wayne County, runs along the Detroit River (which is also the Canadian border) from the northern county line to the southern line; it includes Grosse Pointe, half of Detroit, and portions of Downriver. Cheeks is also the mother of former Detroit Mayor and convicted criminal Kwame Kilpatrick.
Early life, education and career[edit]
Born Carolyn Jean Cheeks in Detroit, Michigan, she graduated from the Detroit High School of Commerce. She then attended Ferris State University in Big Rapids from 1968 to 1970 and received a B.S. from Western Michigan University (Kalamazoo) in 1972. She earned a M.S. from the University of Michigan in 1977. She worked as a high school teacher and was later a member of the Michigan State House of Representatives from 1979 to 1996.
U.S. House of Representatives[edit]
Committee assignments[edit]
Caucus and other membership[edit]
- Canada-United States Inter-Parliamentary Group
- Congressional Black Caucus
- Congressional Progressive Caucus
She was one of the 31 who voted in the House to not count the electoral votes from Ohio in the United States presidential election, 2004.[3]
On December 6, 2006, the Congressional Black Caucus unanimously chose Kilpatrick as its chairwoman for the 110th Congress (2007-8).
On September 29, 2008, she voted against the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008. [2]
Political campaigns[edit]
In 1996, Kilpatrick challenged three-term incumbent Barbara-Rose Collins in the 1996 Democratic primary for what was then the 15th District. She defeated Collins by a shocking margin, taking 51.6 percent of the vote to Collins' 30.6 percent. This was tantamount to election in this heavily Democratic, black-majority district. She was reelected six times, never dropping below 80 percent of the vote. Her district was renumbered as the 13th District after the 2000 Census. She faced no major-party opposition in 2004 and was completely unopposed in 2006.
Her first serious opposition came during the 2008 primary—the real contest in this district—when she was challenged by both former State Representative Mary Waters and State Senator Martha Scott in the Democratic primary. Kilpatrick's campaign was plagued by the controversy surrounding her son and his involvement in a text messaging sex scandal. However, on the August 5 primary election, Kilpatrick narrowly won with 39.1 percent of the vote, compared to Waters' 36 percent and Scott's 24 percent.
In 2010, she was again challenged in the Democratic primary. Unlike in 2008, her opposition coalesced around State Senator Hansen Clarke, who defeated her in the August 3 primary. "This is the final curtain: the ending of the Kilpatrick dynasty," said Detroit political consultant Eric Foster of Foster, McCollum, White and Assoc. [4] NPR and CBS News both noted that throughout her re-election campaign, she was dogged by questions about her son, Kwame Kilpatrick, who is in prison on numerous corruption charges.[5][6] Michigan Live reported that her election defeat could in part be attributed to the Kwame Kilpatrick scandals.[7]
Personal life[edit]
Kilpatrick was married to Bernard Nathaniel Kilpatrick, with whom she has daughter Ayanna and son Kwame Kilpatrick, former Mayor of Detroit. She has six grandsons, including two sets of twins. Both her former husband and son were on trial, under an 89-page felony indictment. On March 11, 2013, her son was found guilty on 24 of 30 federal charges and her former spouse was found guilty on 1 of 4 federal charges.[8]
She is a member of the Detroit Substance Abuse Advisory Council. She is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.
- ^ Kilpatrick Loses Democratic Primary - NYTimes.com
- ^ Meet Freshmen Reps.-Elect Allen West & Hansen Clarke - CBS News Video
- ^ http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2005/roll007.xml
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- ^ Kwame Kilpatrick's Woes Tinge Mother's Campaign : NPR
- ^ Michigan Election Results Mean End of Kilpatrick Era - Political Hotsheet - CBS News
- ^ Kwame Kilpatrick's legal troubles play into Rep. Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick's defeat | MLive.com
- ^ Kwame Kilpatrick, four others arraigned - UPI.com
External links[edit]
- Biography at the Biographical Directory of the United States Congress
- Financial information (federal office) at the Federal Election Commission
- Michigan Democratic Party
- 13th Congressional District at Michigan Liberal
- The Political Graveyard
United States House of Representatives | ||
Preceded by Barbara-Rose Collins |
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Michigan's 15th congressional district 1997–2003 |
Succeeded by John Dingell |
Preceded by Lynn N. Rivers |
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Michigan's 13th congressional district 2003-2011 |
Succeeded by Hansen Clarke |
Political offices | ||
Preceded by Mel Watt |
Chairperson of Congressional Black Caucus 2007–2009 |
Succeeded by Barbara Lee |
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Global Crossroad offers highly affordable Spanish language classes in Peru. These classes are only for Global Crossroad volunteers participating in our volunteer programs. In Peru, Global Crossroad partners with effective and respectable Spanish schools. They employ qualified and experienced Spanish teachers make your learning fun, interactive and easy. This Spanish program is structured so that volunteers can work within their project and learn Spanish at the same time. Volunteers may take Spanish classes in the morning, have their lunch and volunteer in the afternoon. Alternatively, volunteers may work in their projects in the morning and take their Spanish classes after lunch in the afternoon. Most volunteer projects are located near the Spanish school, so volunteers may easily design their personal schedules. As a Global Crossroad volunteer in Peru, you will immerse yourself in indigenous Peruvian culture and enhance your experience by learning and improving your Spanish.
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In Global Crossroad's volunteer in Peru program, weekly fees include management of volunteers' meal plans and accommodations throughout projects and travel options. Three meals a day (breakfast, lunch and dinner) will be provided and will consist of local ingredients and feature traditional cuisine choices for Peru. Our meal program can accommodate vegetarian needs; however, we are not able to provide for other dietary restrictions. Food and drinks outside of meal times are the volunteer's responsibility. In most cases, there are restaurants and markets nearby the homes in which our volunteers stay.
Volunteers in Peru working in Cusco stay with well-screened and respected host family or in a hostel. Each host family is socially respected and already has experience hosting international volunteers. Host families offer a safe home and shared bathroom facilities with running water and a "western" style toilet. Volunteers can to do their own laundry at the house or the host family may offer to wash it for a small fee. Your host family will prepare three meals a day for you that are typical to Peru. If you will be out of the house during lunch, you can ask your host family for a to-go lunch or eat out on your own. Host families prepare meals that are traditional to Peru. Volunteers in Peru working in Manu will either live with a host family or in volunteer bungalows with indoor western-style bathroom and a shared kitchen and living space.
A unique and important part of volunteer work in Peru is our in-country support provided to the volunteers. We put safety and comfort first as we deliver enriching and consistent experiences for our international travelers. Our support is multi-faceted while volunteers are in Peru and our staff is in contact with our volunteers on a regular basis either with face-to-face visits or via phone/email. Key support comes from our country coordinator and in-country field staff. These individuals are employed by our company and committed to ensuring your experience the best it can be. Your chosen project staff and host family offers support as well, and they are familiar with working with international volunteers and accustomed to answering questions and providing guidance. Volunteers also have access to our country coordinator's mobile number for emergencies. With longer assignments, our field staff visits regularly (every 2-4 weeks) to ensure the experience is meeting your expectations. Sometimes an assignment may be too far to visit physically, so staff members will touch-base via phone/email. You are also welcome to stop in the offices at any time. You are never alone.
Specific details regarding accommodations, food and contact details for our local coordinator will be provided in personalized volunteer placement documentation prior to arrival.
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- Who will arrange my flight to Peru?
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- If my assignment begins on Monday, when should I arrive in Peru?
- Will someone pick me from the airport?
- If so, how will I know who they are and where they are?
- What should I do if my flight is delayed?
- How can I get to my accommodations from the airport, if I did not connect with Global Crossroad's local representative in the airport?
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- Will there be other foreign volunteers/interns at my placement?
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- Can I use appliances if I bring them from my home country?
- Who manages my meals?
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- How safe is Peru?
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- Are ATMs easily available?
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- Where should I exchange my money?
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- Is it safe to carry cash with me?
- How do I contact with Global Crossroad's local coordinator?
- How do I contact my family and friends once I arrive in Peru?
- How can my family members contact me?
- Can I bring my telephone from my home country?
Culture and Custom
- Is there a special dress code that I should follow while staying in Peru?
- What should I know about religious conduct in Peru?
- How do I respect the people of Peru?
More Information about Peru
- What is weather like in Peru?
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Mazda is recalling 217,500 copies of the Tribute SUV--from the 2001 through 2008 model years--to fix a sticking throttle. The same problem prompted Ford to recall the mechanically similar Escape SUV on July 26.
Ford built the Tribute for Mazda, as well as the Escape. The recalled vehicles use the 3.0-liter V6 and have cruise control. If the driver pushes the throttle to the floor, a cruise-control cable that runs under the plastic engine cover can get stuck and hold the throttle open.
Ford's recall of the Escape covers nearly 424,000 vehicles from the 2001 to 2004 model years, including versions sold overseas with the Maverick name. Mazda's Tribute recall covers the 2001 to 2008 model years. Mazda did not sell a 2007-model-year Tribute.
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Shoelace knot
Shoelace knot | |
Names | Shoelace knot, Bow |
Category | Loop |
Related | Reef knot |
Releasing | non-jamming |
Typical use | Tying shoelaces, bow ties, decorative bows |
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Instructions | [1] |
The shoelace knot, also known as the bow knot, is a knot which is commonly used for tying shoelaces and bow-ties.
The shoelace knot is designed for quick release and easily comes untied when either of the working ends is pulled. During the tying of the knot, the farther the loops are pulled, the shorter the working ends become. The shoelace knot is a doubly slipped reef knot, the original being far harder to undo. The shoelace knot differs from the reef knot by having the working ends pushed back through the knot, creating the loops which allow the knot to be untied so easily.
The two loops are sometimes referred to as "bunny ears", especially when the knot is being taught to young children.
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All techniques start with a starter knot: a simple half-hitch.
- The simplest method of tying a bow is by forming two loops and tying those loops in a half-hitch.
- The most common method of tying a bow is by forming a loop, then circling the first loop with the other piece of string and finally pushing the bight of that string through the knot to form the second loop.
- The fastest method of tying a bow is the "Ian knot", named after its inventor Ian Fieggen. Two loops are formed and pulled through each other simultaneously.[1]
- ^ Ian's Shoelace Site: Tying Shoelaces, "Ian knot"
External links[edit]
- "How to tie the Shoelace", Animated Knots by Grog.
- "How to tie the Fieggen Shoelace Knot", Animated Knots by Grog.
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Tennis: Sam Querrey leads U.S. in Davis Cup
Sam Querrey beat Thiago Alves, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 (3), on Sunday at Jacksonville, Fla., to give the U.S. a dramatic, 3-2 victory over Brazil and a spot in the Davis Cup quarterfinals.
The U.S. will host Serbia in the next round in Boise, Idaho, from April 5-7. Querrey stepped up after teammate John Isner lost, 2-6, 6-4, 6-7 (7), 6-4, 6-3, to Thomaz Bellucci earlier, forcing a deciding fifth match. It was the first time since 2000 that a U.S. team needed to win the fifth match to advance.
"I was very happy with the way I battled through [the match]," Querrey said.
It was Brazil's second five-set victory in as many matches. After Isner and Querrey dominated the opening singles with straight-sets victories, Marcelo Melo and Bruno Soares kept the Brazilians alive with a win over the world's No. 1 ranked doubles team of twin brothers Mike and Bob Bryan on Saturday.
* Canada upset a short-handed Spain team to reach the quarterfinals for the first time.
Fifteenth-ranked Milos Raonic defeated No. 82 Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, 6-3, 6-4, 6-2, in the opening reverse singles match to give Canada a 3-1 lead at Vancouver, British Columbia.
* Fabio Fognini beat Ivan Dodig in four sets in the decisive singles match to give Italy a 3-2 win over Croatia at Turin, Italy and send his country to the quarters for the first time in 15 years.
Fognini recovered from losing the first set, which had five breaks of serve, to win, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4, in 2 hours, 43 minutes.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. -- The massive scar along Desmond Bishop's right leg is a daily reminder to the Packers' inside linebacker that he's never going to be the same physically. Well, not the physical appearance near the area of his surgically repaired hamstring, anyway.
It's not that Bishop won't be able to regain the level of play that led him to be Green Bay's leading tackler last season. In fact, doctors have told the 28-year-old that he could come back even stronger. But the season-ending injury Bishop suffered in the team's first preseason game on Aug. 9 has left him with a permanent memento on his body from the play that put a one-year halt on his burgeoning career.
"I look at my scar, and I look at the way my knee is, I'm just different," Bishop said Monday at his locker. "Hopefully it can be at least back to where it was before, if not better."
Just eight days after Bishop completely tore his hamstring, he was in surgery. And he remembers that date well: Aug. 17. When asked, Bishop has no hesitation whatsoever in responding with the exact day doctors had to make a large incision to fix the injury that forced him to hobble off the field in San Diego.
Though Bishop has been going through rehabilitation treatments for nearly three months, including up to four hours each day in recent weeks, he believes he hasn't yet cleared his biggest hurdle in recovery.
"I think it's coming," Bishop said. "Just that doubt a little bit in the back of your mind."
Bishop hasn't avoided watching the play that resulted in his injury. The problem is, even with the multiple high-definition camera angles in the NFL these days, there's not much evidence that a devastating injury took place.
"It's hard to see," Bishop said. "I haven't seen a good film clip of it where you can actually see. A lot of people have said, 'It doesn't look like much.'
"I use (footage of the play) as motivation."
Initially, it seemed possible Bishop might be given an opportunity to return this season. With the injury happening so early in preseason and the NFL's new rule allowing each team to designate one injured reserve player for return, there was an outside chance he would be be able throw his helmet and shoulder pads on again in 2012.
Fast forward three months, and given his latest medical progress, perhaps Bishop could have contributed this season.
"I foresee me being close to 100 percent, I would say, February-ish," Bishop said.
However, Bishop still agrees with the Packers' decision to officially end his season before it ever got started.
"I was hoping (to play this season), but looking back on it, I think it was a good decision to keep me out," Bishop said. "I think possibly I could have been back, but I wouldn't have been as explosive and stuff, so it probably would have been detrimental."
After a few weeks away from the team, Bishop returned to Green Bay following the bye just like all of his teammates. He hasn't attended a Packers game in person since the win at Houston in Week 6, but he now plans to be around more often throughout the rest of the season.
"I've been talking to doctors and coaches and trying to figure out exactly what my schedule is," Bishop said. "I have to try to figure out a way to get some structure back around here. Not going OD on going to all the meetings and stuff, though."
Considering how far along Bishop is already in his recovery, it's almost a certainty that he'll be ready to participate immediately when offseason workouts begin in 2013.
"It's going good," Bishop said. "I think it's going really good."
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