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The first flakes of Brick's first snow event of 2012 began falling around 3:30 a.m. Saturday morning.
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Since 1960, when women only accounted for 39 percent of the undergraduate population, women's relative numbers in college have steadily increased. According to Goldin et al. (2006), women are the majority of U.S. college students overall and they receive the bulk of bachelor's degrees. This trend isn't limited to the U.S. – in fact, it's prevalent in most rich countries.
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Ulladulla, South Coast, NSW
- Guests: 5
- Bedrooms: 2
Bedroom breakdown
Bedroom 1 - 1x Queen
Bedroom 2 - 1x Single, 1x Double Bunk
- Bathrooms: 1
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Absolute Beachfront,no Roads to coss.It is set in a private landscaped setting with an ever changing water vista of dolphins, surfers anglers,seabirds and migrating seasonal whales.
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Dolphin View is an easy ten minute walk to the newly built Ex Servicemans Club, that offers fabulous affordable meals, entertainment and a courtesy bus.
The fully self contained apartment has just recently been renovated with a fresh new look.
Up to 25 restaurants and cafes .Two golf courses to choose from, 18 hole championship course and a 9 hole beach side course both at Mollymook. Leisure centre with gym and pools. Twin cinema and Fun Land for the kids .Also great local walks. …
Suitable for families up to five people or a romantic weekend for two
Fishing charters, Dolphin Watch cruises, Nowra wild life Park, Mogo Zoo (our favourite) are a delightful day out for all. Mini Golf and bird feeding at Burrill Lake and horse riding is near by. Also Award winning wineries close by.
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Helly and Iris very welcoming and helpful.
It is perfectly located in relation to local facilities and shopping centres and also in relation to the beautiful Racecourse Beach which is a matter of meters away from the sliding glass door. A se…
Absolutely beautiful situation overlooking the beach with the sound of the waves lulling you to sleep. Access straight onto the beach. Great for a family holiday whale/dolphin watching swimming surfi…
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Yes, sheets and towels are supplied
Is there heating in the unit? What linen, doonas etc are supplied?
There are two heaters in the unit, electric blankets on all beds and down doonas on all beds
Is linen, towels and pillows provided?
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CATEGORIES Horror, Sony, Remakes and Sequels, CinematicalIn a legal move that just might start to curtail the non-stop Horror Remake Parade (yeah, right), filmmakers Fred Walton & Steve Feke (creators of the original When a Stranger Calls) have filed suit against producer Melvin Simon and Screen Gems/Sony, claiming that they're still owed some solid coin in regard to the lame-o remake that came out last year (and went on to gross about $60 million worldwide and that doesn't include DVD).
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For Sally Kravich, the eyes have it—literally. The holistic nutritionist who divides her time between the East and West Coasts has long incorporated iridology, the scientific practice of using the iris as a road map to your body's organs and systems, into her sessions. Intrigued? Us, too. We caught up with Kravich to talk about the process, and gleaned a whole lot more information about supplements, a good acid/alkaline balance, and why, just like Keith Richards, cheese is no-no for her.
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I was fortunate enough to study with a man named Bernard Jensen, who was the one who really created the modern charts and really brought it up to date. He was the master of it, and would look at 40,000 eyes just to track a heart condition. Iridology is kind of a merging of the ancient, with a combination of observation of the present, because the eyes really are the windows to the soul.
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I do it in a different pattern than I used to because I don't like anything that seems absolutely extraordinary. Twenty-five years ago I would do it at the beginning of a session and people would go, 'How did you know that?' And it just became too, kind of, magical. So now I use it towards the end of a session when I'm looking really to gauge where someone has missing nutrients, what organs may need some additional support, and where there are vitamin deficiencies going on.
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ONE of Burnley's busiest petrol stations will be closed for 18 weeks for a major revamp.
Rossendale Road Service Station closed yesterday so the current premises can be demolished and replaced with a new forecourt building and car wash.
Full planning permission to redevelop the garage was granted last year and Subway was one of the major names expected to move in with a drive-thru coffee shop.
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Owners, Blackburn company the Kay Group, said the new 'flagship' service station would create at least 10 jobs.
A piece of land at the rear of the Spar shop was bought by the group and earmarked for the development.
Paul Blackmore, non-executive chairman of the Kay Group, said the extra space created and a new fuel pump system would help ease traffic problems at the site.
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For my "Amazin'ly Awesome OMGZ Plan" I take a stab at a realistic but, in my opinion, winning plan. With this complete team I see no reason why the Mets can not win the NL barring disastrous injuries from this past year. This plan keeps the "core" together which is only smart. Who wants to trade David Wright for Nelson Cruz anyway? c'mon that's crazy talk...
Anyway I tried to avoid trade scenarios involving: Miguel Cabrera, Curtis Granderson, Carl Crawford etc. because, as much as I would love any of those players, I just couldn't come up with a logical trade for them. Instead I make a few trades involving minimal prospects but taking on a little salary. I also get rid of Castillo although I am one of his few supporters. I was giddy when the Mets acquired him and I even own a jersey. Now I know I might get flamed for that but I have always been a fan of his. However I just don't see him being on the 2010 team even if it means we eat a few million left on his salary. I also tried to avoid a few FA signing that will be too expensive for this plan. Sure I'd love to sign Chone Figgins but I couldn't fit it in this plan, same for John Lackey.
After the jump check out the plan as well as some very un-graphically artistic graphs and pictures.
I am going position by position with this plan and I'll start with the infield.
1B- First base is a hard position to fill this year in my opinion. The top-tier players such as Pujols and Tex are not available. I feel Gonzo and Fielder will just cost us too much for the future of this franchise. The FA options, well they SUCK...period. Nick Johnson isn't dependable (which is much needed) Branyan definitely has appeal, especially after last year's power input but I don't trust him. So I'm gonna contradict myself and go with
CARLOS DELGADO. He gets signed on a 1 year deal with 3.5 million with incentives that could push it to 8 for the year. The Mets will keep a close eye on him this winter. The power and bat will be there (I have no doubt) but the question is will his health be there? We'll see this winter. If he doesn't stay healthy in the winter league I believe the Met sign a guy like Eric Hinske or Hank Blaylock to platoon with Murphy or Evans. These two guys might be available on a cheap 2 million dollar deal.
2B- Second base is tricky in that where will the Mets unload Castillo? I think the Mets can trade him to the Cubs once they trade Milton Bradley to anyone BUT THE METS. Cubs receive Castillo and 2 Million and the Mets receive 2 single-A prospects. I am thinking Tyler Colvin and Su-Ming Jung. That maybe too much but I think that gets it done.
To fill the 2B position the Amazin' sign FELIPE LOPEZ. As much of a fan of Orlando Hudson I have been throughout his career (especially him being from the same area I live in) he isn't the best choice. Felipe Lopez is the cream of the 2B crop and we can get him for 3.5 per. I think it takes 2 years at that salary so he signs for 2 years, 7 million. If that doesn't do it sign the O-dawg. As much as he claims to love the Mets he might take that same deal minus the second year. Felipe flies under the radar in the media but he has pop and glove and could bat anywhere in the lineup.
C- Catcher is easy. Josh Thor
will not be ready until 2010 to work on his defense. I was intrigued by Ryan Doumit but I think his cost (salary and prospects) along with his defense (horrible) is too much for the Mets to risk. The FA offering are intriguing with Rod Barajas, Pudge, and not so intriguing Bengie Molina.
For this plan we go with MIGUEL OLIVO. His defense is questionable I know but he has some good power. We should be able to sign him for 2 million with performance incentives maximizing at 2.6 million. He forms a stable duo with Omir Santos for the 2010 season while Thole prepares for the full-time gig in 2011.
The remainder of the infield goes to none other than SS Jose Reyes and 3B David Wright - two players that should be in Met colors for the remainder of their careers.
On to the Outfield
although by the day that seems increasingly impossible. My choice is ANGEL PAGAN. He was very impressive in his time last year and with some nice players on the bench (we get to that later) he is an ample starter in the Bigs.
CF- Here is the thing for me. There is no doubt Voltron is on this team for years to come but does he go to CF or LF. I'm moving him to LF to preserve his knees. This move rules out Matt Holliday which might piss a lot of you off. However, I truly believe Delgado regains form and easily hits 30 HRs in the 4 spot with Beltran batting 2nd and Wright 3rd. Our 2010 Centerfielder bats fitth and his name is Mike Cameron.
Mets sign MIKE CAMERON for 2 years at 16.5 million dollars. WOAH 16.5 million ARE U CRAZY? No. He was worth 8.3 WAR the past few years. He still has the pop and plays very stellar defense in center field. He strikes out a ton but I can live with that because he can also draw 70+ walks. He has been worth way more than 8 million the past 4 years. He is also known to be a great clubhouse guy. The moment I see a fly ball to left center will be scary for me though because we all remember "The Incident". This also saves us some dough for free agency next year when we could go for one of the big pitchers in the market.
Recap of positional starters:
C- Olivo 1B- Delgado 2B- Lopez SS- Reyes, 3B- Wright, RF- Pagan LF- Beltran CF- Cameron
This lineup gives the Amazin' excellent defense up the middle and much needed power that was missing from last year. It is also a very cost efficient plan (salary recap later)
"and I'm on to tha next one" Rotation:
I'm not a big fan of putting a number by a starter so you won't ever see me say a number 2 starter, a number 4 etc. I don't feel the need for it. We know that Johan Santana, Mike Pelfrey, and Oliver Perez (for better or worse) will all be guaranteed starters on next year's squad but that still leaves two spots available for the taking. We will fill one of those by trade and the other by free agency.
SP Johan Santana SP Mike Pelfrey SP Oliver Perez
Here is the interesting part. I looked at many scenarios to fill the remaining spots and I think one of our best options to acquire an impact starter is to trade for Aaron Harang. From 2005-2007 he average an obove 5 WAR. That makes his 12.5 salary look awesome. However the past 2 years haven't been so rosey. I think Dusty Baker makes him worse and I also think the slightly bigger park makes his HR tendancicies go down. Even at 3.5-4 WAR he is a good value and he can strike guys out. Plus his player option becomes mutual in 2011 (at 14 million I believe) so if it doesn't work out we show him the door. He also has one of the better nicknames in baseball, The Harangutan! The Mets eat the remaining salary and send over Eddie Kunz and Jose Coronado to the Reds. Neither prospect (if you even want to call them that) is needed for the future and the Reds are wanting to cut payroll. This should get the deal done. I'll throw in a single-A guy if needed.
SP Aaron Harang
This leaves one more spot in our rotation and I'm going to FA Market and signing Rich Harden. He is getting a much worse rep than he deserves but that helps the Mets sign him to a 1 year deal worth 7 million (and could escalate to 10) with a mutual option for 11 million in 2011. Harden, when on his game, is an all-star shut-down pitcher. If he misses some time we have some spot starters available to fill in (Niese, Nieve etc.)
SP Rich Harden
A rotation involving Santana, Harang, and Harden to be prove to be a top-flight rotation and coupled with the potential of Pelfrey and Ollie (I think he has potential, right?) could make for one of the top rotations in all of baseball.
Bullpen: We all know K-Rod, Feliciano, Parnell, and even Shawn Green should be locks for the bullpen. Which leaves 4 spots remaining in my plan. One of those spots should be Socks! I mean Brian Stokes. I'd also tender Fernando Nieve a contract to be the long man/spot starter. I'm not a fan of giving big money to bullpen members. I'd sign J.J. Putz to a 1 year deal worth 1 million plus incentives to be the set-up man. Hopefully he accepts if not I wouldn't be opposed to sign Octavio Dotel to a 1 year deal worth 2.5 million if he takes the paycut. No biggie here if that doesnt happen. I'm going with a 8 man pen and calling up Adam Bostick to take some innings off of Pedro Feliciano.
Bullpen: K-Rod, Feliciano, Parnell, Putz/Dotel, Green, Nieve, Stokes, and Bostick.
This essentially leaves up with 5 spots on the 25-man rotation. Daniel Murphy becomes our super-sub, and we sign Oil Spill to a 500K contract to be our back-up middle infielder. Endy Chavez also comes back for a million to be a late inning def. replacement/occasional starter (Imagine Beltran, Cameron, Chavez roaming the outfield). Omir Santos is slotted in the backup catcher spot and I'm signing Fenando Tatis for 1 year 1.6 million to be our any-position guy.
This roster comes to around 144 million dollars if I did my math right. That is also including incentives that push J.J. Putz to 4 million, Delgado to 8 million, Olivio to 2.6 and Harden to 10 million.


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The annual Unitarian Universalist Community Church toy drive started Friday and will collect gifts for children newborn to 12 years of age until Dec. 16.
The collection benefits children of needy Hendricks County families. Gifts will be given to the children at the Unitarian Universalist Community Church's annual Christmas Day Dinner.
Last year the drive provided toys to 226 children, an increase from 144 children served in 2011. The congregation also delivered more than 662 hot meals on Christmas day and served more than 150 at the Hendricks County 4-H Fairgrounds in Danville. This also represents an increase over the 375 Christmas meals served in 2011.
Unfortunately, the demand for help continues to grow and the church anticipates even more requests for toys this year. This will be a difficult Christmas for many families and the church needs help from the community more than ever.
Donations may be dropped off at the Avon, Brownsburg, and Plainfield branches of First Merchants Bank; at Frazee Gardens on State Road 267 in Brownsburg; in the main lobby of the Hendricks County Fairgrounds and Conference Center; and at the new Dollar General store in Danville.
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Crunchy Lemon Pepper Wings Recipe
Sep 21, 2011 3:01 pm
Lemon-spiked wing meat, without the wing heat
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My tasters liked these because they have a ton of zingy flavor without the bite of hot wings. The pepper also makes a crunchy coating. If you end up wanting to add heat (hey, we're indecisive too), a few dashes of habanero sauce should do the trick.
Recipes from Wings by Debbie Moose. Published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, NJ. Copyright 2009. This material is used by permission of John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Servings: 2
1/4 cup lemon-pepper seasoning
2 tablespoons fresh chives, chopped
3 tablespoons olive oil
12 chicken wings, cut in half at joints, wing tips removed and discarded
- On a plate, combine the lemon pepper and chives.
- Pour the olive oil in a separate small bowl. Dip the wings lightly in the olive oil, then roll in the lemon pepper mixture. Let the coated wings sit for about 15 minutes.
- Prepare a gas or charcoal grill for direct cooking.
- Place the wings on the grill and cook, turning frequently, for 15 to 20 minutes or until done. Watch carefully and adjust the heat to avoid burning the coating.
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Obama Not Making The Same Mistakes On Health Care That He Did On The Stimulus Package
by Todd Beeton, Thu Mar 05, 2009 at 04:24:04 PM EST
Today, President Obama held a healthcare reform summit and struck a tough but inclusive tone:
"Each of us must accept that none of us will get everything that we want, and that no proposal for reform will be perfect," the president said as he welcomed more than 150 forum participants.
"Everybody has a right to take part in this discussion. Nobody has the right to take it over," Obama said. "The status quo is the only option that is not on the table. And those who seek to block any reform at any cost will not prevail this time around."
Obama here seems to be drawing a line in the sand that he did not draw during the stimulus debate. He's insisting on an open and inclusive process but is also putting his opponents on notice that obstruction for obstruction's sake will not be tolerated and, presumably, that he will not sacrifice substance for process.
Obama also expressed the urgency of action and addressed the view that we can't invest in healthcare reform during an economic downturn, again, as he did during his address to congress, turning that view on its head and framing reform as a "fiscal imperative":
And today, there are those who say we should defer health care reform once again - that at a time of economic crisis, we simply cannot afford to fix our health care system as well.
Well, let's be clear: the same soaring costs that are straining our families' budgets are sinking our businesses and eating up our government's budget too. Too many small businesses can't insure their employees. Major American corporations are struggling to compete with their foreign counterparts. And companies of all sizes are shipping their jobs overseas or shutting their doors for good.
Medicare costs are consuming our federal budget. Medicaid is overwhelming our state budgets.
And at the Fiscal Summit we held here last week, the one thing on which everyone agreed was that the greatest threat to America's fiscal health is not Social Security, though that is a significant challenge; and it is not the investments we've made to rescue our economy; it is the skyrocketing cost of health care.
That is why we cannot delay this discussion any longer. And that is why today's forum is so important. Because health care reform is no longer just a moral imperative, it is a fiscal imperative. If we want to create jobs and rebuild our economy, then we must address the crushing cost of health care this year, in this Administration. Making investments in reform now, investments that will dramatically lower costs, won't add to our budget deficits in the long-term - rather, it is one of the best ways to reduce them.
During the Q&A afterward, Obama defended the inclusion of a public plan, which the GOP has already signaled outright opposition to. Ezra Klein has the interesting exchange with Sen Chuck Grassley:
Grassley then moved onto a more relevant sore spot: The public insurance option. "The only thing," he pleaded, "that I would throw out for your consideration -- and please don't respond to this now, because I'm asking you just to think about it -- there's a lot of us that feel that the public option that the government is an unfair competitor and that we're going to get an awful lot of crowd out, and we have to keep what we have now strong, and make it stronger."
The question was no surprise: In recent Finance hearings, Grassley has clearly signaled his anxiety on this issue. What was a surprise was that Obama rejected Grassley's plea to think it over and instead replied on the spot with a strong articulation of the case for a public plan. "The thinking on the public option has been that it gives consumers more choices, and it helps give -- keep the private sector honest, because there's some competition out there. That's been the thinking."
"I recognize, though, the fear that if a public option is run through Washington, and there are incentives to try to tamp down costs and -- or at least what shows up on the books, and you've got the ability in Washington, apparently, to print money -- that private insurance plans might end up feeling overwhelmed. So I recognize that there's that concern. I think it's a serious one and a real one. And we'll make sure that it gets addressed."
Obama is clearly in listening and groundwork laying mode but his toughness on the policy questions that have come up, even as he signals the desire for input from all sides, is heartening. Seems he learned the lessons from the confused and undisciplined stimulus bill process. So, while we don't have much to judge Obama on quite yet, I'd give him an A for dictating the terms of the debate and for doubling down on the urgency and imperative of reform this year.
What grade would you give him?
And by the way, the administration launched HealthReform.gov today and you can signal your support of the president's health reform principles HERE.
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How would you like to see some fun, artistic bike racks throughout the City of Raleigh?
City leaders are turning to crowdsourcing to help fund that project and spruce up the city.
The city first needs to hear from you to determine where to place the bike racks.
Raleigh residents can go to the city's SeeClickFix website to cast their vote on bike rack locations.
So far, the majority of the locations being suggested are around downtown Raleigh. But city leaders would like to see more of a response from residents outside the Beltline.
The Moore Square Parking Deck on South Wilmington Street is in the lead with 29 votes. The Person Street business district is in second place with 26 votes.
Voting for bike rack locations will end on Nov. 29. Once the nine bike rack locations have been decided the city will then turn to crowdsourcing for people who would like to help pay for artistic bike racks rather than the city's standard issue.
To cast your vote, go to seeclickfix.com/raleigh, you can either vote for a new location or vote for one that has already been nominated.
The most popular locations will be announced Dec. 9. Then the crowdsourcing project will run from Dec. 9 through Dec. 31.
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Away we go for the second half, and it's keeping up the frenetic pace of the first thus far. Within minutes of the restart, Zlatan Ibrahimovic has broken free of Roma's defence to set up a great chance for himself, but he dawdled a little too long and ended up planting his shot straight into Nicolas Burdisso's face. Ouch. At the other end, Bojan Krkic skips away from a couple of tackles, but his run has taken him wide and the subsequent shot was hopeless.
And now we're getting fun injuries - Fernando Gago, who's not really been at his best, goes in the book for a nasty lunge on Antonio Nocerino and Robinho has sprouted what looked like a horrible fungal growth but actually turned out to be a blue ice pack for a blow to his head. Fun!
Oh, and Bojan should have levelled - he's done all the hard work in wandering through the entire Milan defence only to be unable to guide the ball home with Christian Abbiati beaten. He should have done much, much better there. Miralem Pjanic does much better with a free kick from 35 yards, but Abbiati is able to palm away. Corner time.


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Google Officially Gobbles Up Motorola
It's been months since Google laid it's loving eyes on Motorola and asked them to be theirs and now it's finally official. As of today the two companies are one, Motorola being one of the first companies to release a Google Android smart phone, creatively named "Droid", back in 2009. They had a special bond back then, especially since Motorola was, to some, on the brink of total collapse. the Android OS saved the spry cell phone company and now it's part of one of the largest companies in the world.
As of now the purchase doesn't mean much for changes with Motorola, they will chug along like they always do and act as if they are a seperate company. But since it's purchase, Google now owns everything Motorola owned, specifically it's delicious patents. Some rumors have been milling about involving massive layoffs to a complete infrastructure change within Motorola's ranks, but it's still far too early to tell. We may not even see the effects of this purchase for a couple more years.
What may we expect though? Most claim Google is only interested in their patents and may not push much more manufacturing, or even cut it a bit smaller than it is right now. Motorola, as a company, isn't in the greatest spot in the world, but it certainly isn't in the trouble it was back in 2009. After this buyout though their stocks soared some, which will hopefully give it a bit of a boost in better and stronger cell phone production. My friends all had the Motorola Droid and for the most part they worked wonderfully. They were affordable, fast for their time and had a full QWERTY keyboard. But, like all things, they quickly were outdone by the soon saturated Android market as more and more companies dove into the Google Android cell phone pool.
I'm hoping for big things to come from this purchase. I have always been a fan of Motorola, with my Droid X and my current cell phone, the Droid Razr. They have some work to do in order to catch up to the big boys like Nokia and Samsung, but no one said competition was ever a bad thing.
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A battle cry is a yell or chant taken up in battle, usually by members of the same military unit. Battle cries are not necessarily articulate, although they often aim to invoke patriotic or religious sentiment. Their purpose is a combination of arousing aggression and esprit de corps on one's own side and causing intimidation on the hostile side. Battle cries are a universal form of display behaviour (i.e., threat display) aiming at competitive advantage, ideally by overstating one's own aggressive potential to a point where the enemy prefers to avoid confrontation altogether and opts to flee.
Fanhood always differs with each individual, some are casual fans others are considered the diehard, the Fanattics. Those are the people I'm trying to reach out to and that's what most here at CJ are. I know your all frustrated and talks of hope have quickly become the blame game and once that starts agruments incite and tempers flare. It makes for a long week of reading here at the Jungle. Nothing here should be taken personal and everything with a grain of salt but there's something I just can't get off my mind. Last week like every other we had the opposing team vist, asking questions about our team and how we thought it would play out. Well, it didn't take long before our visitors were back home and guessing how big the blowout would be. Here is just a little from a conversation that they had after their vist and honestly it's embarasing as hell.
Den#1 If the Bengals are as negative as their fans then this will be a blowout.
Den#2 Yeah fans on their SB blog are pretty apocalyptic about this game I was surprised. I hope the Broncos aren't reading any stuff like that. They are a hungry team that could still compete for a playoff spot.
Den#3 Broncos sound like they're taking this game very serious, which is good, as their fans have already given up.
Then it went on a few more post about how someone visited Cincy and a Native told them how much our sports teams suck. Is it just me and my competition streak that's a mile wide but how can someone submitt to defeat before the game has even begun? People making comments before the game about having a feeling we'd pull off the upset only to be followed by a "are you crazy' responce. Hell even one of our writers picked us to lose! Does anyone else believe in Any Given Sunday or the fact that any team can be beat? I see Bengal fans as a team in their own right, battling it out against 31 others and just like the real teams of the NFL there's good teams and bad ones. We might not be able to change the team we root for but we can definitley change the team of fans that we are. We can shake that "bad fan" label by sticking up for our team once in awhile and standing tall on the strengths of our team. Big thanks to the guys that made sure our visitors knew not one man shuts down AJ Green, not even Champ Bailey. 100 yards and a TD later they know it as fact.
Things are tough and we are all frustrated, but the season isn't over and the rest of the games aren't meaningless. Until it's mathematically impossible for the Bengals to make the playoffs we shouldn't count them out. If that day comes than we can still be a thorn in other teams sides. We could possibly knock the steelers out of a wildcard berth or take away the ratbirds home field. Anything is possible! We aren't the worst team in the league by any means, we were a special teams touchdown and a missed field goal away from knocking Denver off their mile high horse. Show a little faith please and lets show those 31 other fan bases that we aren't those same fare weather fans and our Bengals aren't a push over they once were. If a visiting fan asks you about our team answer with something besides "they suck" and try to focus on the positives.
I never expect to lose. Even when I'm the underdog, I still prepare a victory speach. H. Jackson Brown, JR
Most of this was typed up after Sunday nights game and wasn't ever going to be seen by anyone else but after reading about John today I felt inspired to finish it. It might be mixed and jumbled but the point is we can sometimes be better fans regardless of how hard things seem. We need more fans that stand up for our team like John and aren't afraid to voice their opinion because it's positive and not popular. Those fans that would stand behind the Bengals even if they were playing the NFC Pro Bowl team and expect a win all the while screaming our battle cry at the top of their lungs. WHO DEY! WHO DEY! WHO DEY!


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Row After Row, Presented by Women's Project Theater, Begins Performances at City Center Stage II
By Carey Purcell
Women's Project Theater presents the world premiere of Jessica Dickey's dark comedy Row After Row, with performances beginning Jan. 15.
The production, marking the 36th season of Women's Project Theater, officially opens Jan. 23 at New York City Center Stage II.
Directed by Daniella Topol, the cast features Rosie Benton (Stick Fly, Les Liaisons Dangereuses), Erik Lochtefeld (Metamorphoses, February House) and P.J. Sosko (The Jazz Age, Serendib).
Here's how the production is billed: "Row After Row is set in a rural Pennsylvania tavern just after a proud reenactment of Pickett's Charge on the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg and examines whether union among any people is possible. The play's title comes from Pickett's Charge: after Confederate Maj. Gen. George Pickett gave his order to charge the Union line on Cemetery Ridge, men rushed forward and, as the defenders' guns fired, row after row of Confederate soldiers fell to the ground, dead."
Dickey's works include The Amish Project and Charles Ives Take Me Home.
Row After Row features sets and costumes by Clint Ramos, lights by Tyler Micoleau and sound by Broken Chord. The production stage manager is Jess Johnston.
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Pre-Ordered Assasins Creed 3 for Xbox 360, But should I hold out for Wii U Version?
I pre-ordered the game long before E3 and the announcement that it was coming to Wii U.
I feel like the integration of the new controller, fancier graphics and the lot could be pretty awesome..but who wants to wait months to play a game I could own immediately? I'm questioning if wii u enhancements are worth it, if at all.
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - The Texas unemployment rate slipped to 6.4% for August.
The Texas Workforce Commission in Austin on Friday announced last month's seasonally adjusted jobless rate compares to 6.5% in July. The nationwide jobless rate for August stands at 7.3%.
TWC Chairman Andres Alcantar says every major industry in the state has shown positive annual job growth and Texas employers added 274,700 jobs over the year.
The Midland area had the lowest jobless rate last month in Texas at 3.2%. State workforce officials say the McAllen-Edinburg-Mission area had the highest unemployment at 10.8%.
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Who was the "Tyler McBray" announced as Tennessee's quarterback last night?
Likewise, when did former Vol tailback Hank Lauricella ever serve in Congress? He was, in point of fact, a longtime (and distinguished) member of the Louisiana State Senate.
Was Eric Gordon's game-winning interception as big a play as any in recent years? Will the talking heads and the historians of all stripes see it equivalent to the other big plays in Vol history?
A THOUGHT ABOUT THE VANDERBILT "SPIN" ON THE GAME: Here's the Vol Historian's take on these important matters, proffered for free. Look for these pronouncements emanating from Nashville any day now.
Vanderbilt took Tennessee to overtime on Shields-Watkins Field.
Tennessee fans were forced to take VU seriously and were grateful to get the win.
The series is getting ready to turn.
Wait until James Franklin, a rising star, they say, gets "his" players in the program.
Derek Dooley's stock is falling.
Vanderbilt is getting more of the top players in Tennessee.
Here's what Gus Manning once told a Kentucky fan who told him the Wildcats were going to beat Tennessee the next day.
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Biology and physics students Tuesday night demonstrated the future of science classes at Danville High School using brand new, cutting edge technology.
"We're definitely getting our students ready for the 21st century," said DHS science teacher Christopher Dryer.
The $39,000 project — dubbed the Einstein Project — provided new state-of-the-art equipment for the science department at DHS. It was funded by Danville Public School Foundation in partnership with Danville School District 118, Iroquois Federal Foundation, David and Sandi Wood, the Sargent-Welch Company, Anita Martin of the University of Illinois EnList Project and Danville Public School Foundation donors.
The new equipment showcased Tuesday night included 13-Vernier LabQuest interfaces, each with 15 sensors/probes for classroom or field experiments; 13 laptop computers; 12 Bunsen burners; six hot plates/stirrer sets; and 30 reusable dissecting sets.
"We've already been adapting curriculum to include the equipment," said Kathy Hafner, a DHS science department head.
She said she believes the new equipment will motivate lower level students to become more interested in science.
In the biology classroom, freshmen Yakire Newcomb and Kerra Harper, both 14, used a laptop computer and scientific software to check and chart the blood pressure of Alice Payne, a retired District 118 principal and executive director of Laura Lee Fellowship House, and of David Wood, one of the donors who made the equipment purchase possible.
"Someone has to be the guinea pig," Payne quipped.
"We want a good reading here," Wood joked with Newcomb and Harper.
Harper said the new equipment has sparked a newfound interest in science for her.
"I usually don't do science, but this makes science fun," she said of the new equipment.
The next table over freshmen Zoe Thomas and Ronnie Oakley, both 14, measured the carbon dioxide given off by growing beans and of dry beans and charted it on a laptop computer.
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In the physics classroom, senior Kristen Rew, 17, and junior Meha Patel, 16, demonstrated Newton's Law of Gravity using sensors and a computer laptop.
"We're using sensors that hook onto objects and into the laptop, and it takes the information and puts it right into the computer and creates a graph," Rew explained.
For their demonstration, Rew and Patel measured the amount of force — or energy — needed to pick up a book bag from the floor as well as to pull a book bag along a ramp.
"We're measuring force in Newtons, and we collected data on how much force it took to pull the book bag along a ramp," Patel said. "We can store it (data) and compare it to how much force it took to pull the book bag up from the ground.
"It took 40 Newtons to pull the book bag up, but it took a lot less to pull it along the ramp," Patel said.
Rew said the sensors and the computer program allow the students to learn how the principles of physics apply to them in everyday life.
The Einstein Project received its start from Dryer, who applied for a grant through the Danville Public School Foundation's classroom grant program, which is supported by funds provided by the foundation's donors.
"The collaboration demonstrated during this project was amazing," said Bob Richard, executive director of the foundation. "The goal of the foundation and its donors is to help provide enhanced learning opportunities for the students attending Danville Public Schools, and the Einstein Project has done exactly that.
"We are very appreciative to everyone involved who has made this project possible," he added.
Dryer initially applied with the foundation for a grant of about $8,000 to purchase a few pieces of science equipment, but the amount exceeded what is usually awarded by the foundation for classroom projects.
All was not lost, however. Richard told Dryer that the foundation would search for other grant opportunities that could help fund the equipment purchase.
After receiving input from DHS science department heads Beth Chamberlain and Kathy Hafner, the project was expanded to include an extensive upgrade of the high school's science equipment that would allow students to be exposed to the latest learning technology.
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In 2007, Brandon Bradley was convicted of two felonies for burglary and larceny.
In 2011, Bradley faced cocaine possession charges. He was convicted of the same crime in 2008.
Bradley, 22, was also arrested over a concealed firearm, officials said.
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This is your opportunity to fix the mistakes Jerry and Co made....
Here is the simple rule to this reverse Mock: Obviously you cannot pick up a player after they were actually drafted, but anyone before then is fair game. Obviously this gives you a benefit the Cowboys draft team didn't have, in that you can see exactly who will still be available for your next pick and don't have to reach for someone you like. (but then they have the benefit of a whole team of scouts, game film, interviews etc - so lets consider it even....)
Also you must pick in the spots the Cowboys picked - no fantasy trades...
So I am going to be relatively kind to the Cowboys brain trust:
#1 / 9: Tyron Smith Two quality tackles - nuff said. (remember, no fantasy trades, gotta pick at 9)
#2 / 40: Brandon Harris CB I understand Rob Ryan wants versatile LB's - but please not another injury-prone "finesse" LB.... I understand not drafting a safety given the quality in this draft - have to go FA. But there are big question marks on both our starting corners: Jenkins (head/heart) and Newman (age/injuries). Forget his average size, Harris is a player.
#3 / 71: DeMarco Murray After a bit of head-scratching I actually get this one now. JG needs a quality 3rd down back. Non of our current crop have shown a great ability to block or catch. This guy can apparently do both. All I can say is remember Kevin Faulk - the Pats haven't won a superbowl without him...
#4 / 110: David Arkin: Small school interior OL with starting potential upside. I will take that.
#5 / 143: Ahmad Black FS: No real problem with the original pick, except he had the same specs as my new #2 pick, so went with a true FS. Lacks size but makes plays, good instincts, sure tackler... A good development prospect behind a FA acquisition or a possible backstop should disaster happen and we don't get the FA FS to QB our backfield.
#6 / 176: Greg Jones ILB: Hear's where I go for my longshot / versatile LB - not round 2. Good run stopper and intangibles (work ethic, effort, "fearless"). Has played OLB as well.
#7 / 220: Lawrence Guy DT : 305lb DT Was rated by most as a middle round prospect. Back-up and likely rotational guy on the DE.
#7 / 252: Bill Nagy: Decent pick at this stage in a position where we only need a back-up / development guy.
So that was my go, what's yours?