text:
Indiana has arrived in Omaha, Neb., for its first College World Series, and the team is using social media to take family, friends and fans along on its journey to the game's grandest stage. The Hooisers, the Big Ten's first CWS team since 1984 (Michigan), play Louisville at 8 p.m. ET Saturday on ESPN. See some of the best tweets in this post.
[ RELATED: View all of BTN.com's College World Series coverage ]
In case you didn't see, Indiana's team goals:
Checkin goals off all yr now a new goal in mind now and it's attainable #tbt #1team1dream #believe #whynot…#DEUCES http://t.co/h5KRkZDd1X—
Justin Cureton (@DirtyDeucesJC) June 13, 2013
Look who was there to send the team off to Omaha:
Two classy coaches right here! Tracy Smith (@HoosierBaseball) & @TomCrean at the send-off for #IU baseball. http://t.co/yqGDoUwvxQ—
Drew Blair (@DrewBlairTV) June 13, 2013
More from the send-off:
Thanks to all who came out to wish @IUBaseballNews good luck!! #cws #OmahaBound #GoHoosiers http://t.co/hORX0UkBSB—
Indiana Athletics (@OurIndiana) June 12, 2013
Indiana University President Michael McRobbie speaks to the team:
Thank you to President McRobbie for stopping by before @IUBaseballNews took off for Omaha! #cws http://t.co/3IHLf7GUWV—
Indiana Athletics (@OurIndiana) June 13, 2013
The Hoosiers have landed!
What's up, Omaha? Nice to meet you … http://t.co/ExgCs98s0b—
Indiana Baseball (@IUBaseballNews) June 13, 2013
Tracy Smith meets the Omaha media:
Arrived at the hotel & 3 local TV stations were waiting with cameras rolling. This is big time … http://t.co/amyvuCNTxV—
Indiana Baseball (@IUBaseballNews) June 13, 2013
2013 College World Series shirt:
New #CWS shirt from #teamadidas is available here –> bit.ly/18yixdr #OmahaBound twitpic.com/cwv7oh—
Shana Daniels (@IUShanaDan) June 12, 2013
And official CWS program:
FIRST LOOK: College World Series Program cover from @IMGCollege http://t.co/I86jCZ7B54—
darren rovell (@darrenrovell) June 11, 2013
And Indiana's CWS program:
Got about 3000 more to go #extrawork #OmahaProbs #writerscramp…#DEUCES http://t.co/jYLBbwjbDd—
Justin Cureton (@DirtyDeucesJC) June 12, 2013
There's also this:
The city renamed some of the streets after the team names. Ours is Hoosiers Lane. Pretty awesome.—
Scott Effross (@sefrosty32) June 13, 2013
Whoever thought that this teams yr was a fluke or we were the David is just crazy haha don't sleep on us #Goliath #shhhh #Omaha…#DEUCES—
Justin Cureton (@DirtyDeucesJC) June 09, 2013


text:
CHARLOTTE, N.C. Any hope the Raiders have of entering the offseason with a little momentum starts today against the Carolina Panthers.
It's a tall order in that Oakland has lost its last nine games in the Eastern time zone four of them this season. The solution is easy enough in theory.
"You've got to come out fast," Raiders quarterback Carson Palmer said. "They're a team that scores fast and has struggled late, so we need to match their intensity early."
Indeed, in its last four games, Carolina has totaled seven touchdowns and a field goal in its first two possessions. The Raiders are scoreless over the same span.
The last time the Raiders had a touchdown on their opening drive was last season's regular-season finale, when they drove 95 yards in 12 plays, capped by Palmer's three-yard touchdown pass to Darrius Heyward-Bey.
Since then, the Raiders have four turnovers and eight punts on opening drives, have turned it over once on downs and have scored once on a 38-yard field goal by Sebastian Janikowski in a 37-6 loss in Denver.
Opponents, on the other hand, have six touchdowns and a field goal on their first possessions.
"This is a chance to change all that," Palmer said.
To coach Dennis Allen, beating the Panthers on the other side of the country is a necessary step forward if only to prove it's possible.
"The distance that you travel, the time of the game those are factors but what it really boils down to is your mindset," Allen said. "You've got to block out those external factors and focus in on the things you've got to do to win the game."
The Raiders could use a strong finish to alter perception of a season that has been bitterly disappointing.
Although Allen, offensive coordinator Greg Knapp and defensive coordinator Jason Tarver have preached patience in building a new foundation and culture, the Raiders have mostly been noncompetitive in 2012 after back-to-back 8-8 seasons.
Three of Oakland's four wins have come against Kansas City (twice) and Jacksonville, the two teams vying for the NFL's top draft choice with 2-14 records.
In the other 11 games, the Raiders are 1-10 and have been outscored 363-186 an average score of 33-17.
Carolina, 5-9 and the winner of two in a row against Atlanta and San Diego, is playing its final home game of the season. Quarterback Cam Newton is a running and passing threat unlike anything the Raiders have seen, with his favorite targets Steve Smith (66 receptions, 1,056 yards) and tight end Greg Olsen (59 receptions, 747 yards) capable of getting free on timed patterns or scramble drills.
Carolina runs a college-style read-option offense with Newton either keeping or pitching to the flat. The Panthers use a conventional running attack with backs DeAngelo Williams, Jonathan Stewart and Mike Tolbert.
Carolina's defense can rush the passer from either end with Greg Hardy (11 sacks) and Charles Johnson (10 1/2 sacks). Luke Kuechly, a potential Pro Bowl player as a rookie, anchors the middle.
One thing Allen and Carolina coach Ron Rivera have in common is they've reminded players that with the playoffs out of the picture, they are being watched closely and not just by their respective teams.
"It's one of the realities of football," Rivera said. "Every time you play, whether it's the first game or the last game, there are 31 other teams that will see this tape. Do your best. Show your best."
© Copyright The Sacramento Bee. All rights reserved.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
my baby is three. he is often lovingly referred to as our monster, so what better way to celebrate than a monster mash? thanks to my dear friend shalina for shooting the entire time (processed by me) – please refer to the bottom of the post for all the vendor links. oh, and there are quite a few images, so sit back! xo
shalina kell
christina bell
stephanie & chris
jessica warren
monster mouths
holly mccaig
coloring pages
one charming party
monster juice & party mix (not pictured)
one charming party
luke's customized 3 shirt
his grandma
supplies for monster crafts
beverly's & joann fabric


text:
Winnipeg Youth Chorus
forever singing, forever friends
"We rise again in the faces of our children, we rise again in the voices of our song ..."
~ Rankin Family
Welcome to the WYC!
The Winnipeg Youth Chorus strives to provide a unique opportunity for young singers to experience eclectic music through the combination of choral excellence, culture and movement.
The Winnipeg Youth Chorus is excited to announce that beginning in the fall of 2014, we will now have three ensembles for youth to sing in. The addition of the third group will give the WYC the ability to support and develop younger singers in the community.
NEW: The Winnipeg Youth Chorus Junior (WYCJ)
The WYCJ will be holding auditions in June for youth who will be in grades 3-6 during the 2014-2015 school year. Directors will be Irene Penner and Rhonda McRorie
The Winnipeg Youth Chorus (WYC)
The WYC is directed by Garth and Lisa Rempel and will be holding auditions in June for youth ages 12 - 19 (must be in grade 7 during the 2014-2015 school year to be eligible)
Directors Garth and Lisa Rempel will continue to direct the Enharmony Ensemble which is made up of singers from the WYC (auditioned separately each year) and consists of 12 singers.
Upcoming WYC Performances:
There are currently no performances scheduled until fall of 2014
Listen to the WYC: [Lean On Me], [Ding a-Ding a-Ding]
Listen to Enharmony: [Bring Him Home]


text:
A friend of mine was taking a class in programing using the programing language Python. I know very little about the Python programing language but in high school I had some familiarity with QBASIC so I helped him with some of his home work. I discovered that Python and Basic weren't so different and that I was really enjoying programing.
As a self teaching tool I set out to write a short text adventure game using Python.
Download Random Maze Adventure here!
To play the run the program you first must download and install the Python program on to your computer. Download Python here!
The game is a completely random maze, the rooms won't even be the same when you go back in to a room you've been in previously. The end of the maze is different every time you play and you can choose to play with a time limit which really only limits the number of commands you can enter.
Oh, and watch out for the monsters.
Here's a screen capture!
Your Personal Electronic Entertainment & Communication Consultant
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Special Effects and Puppetry
The effects in this piece was probably the most fun I've ever had editing video. The fire balls were recorded well after the studio shot where the actors were shot. The fire ball were just a lamp wick ball soaked in kerosene on the end of a wire. They were shot against a completely black background. Then I use a luma key to remove the black. This created a fire ball that I could put over any piece of video and it looked like the fire ball was there. Then using key frames I was able to animate the fire balls and give them character and life, and even allowed them to interact with the characters.
I had a BLAST with this piece. It just reminds me how much I love animation.
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)


text:
Various locations
This event has passed.
Film: Independent
SF Indiefest
Courtesy SF Indie
- When
Feb 7, 2013 – Feb 21, 2013
Daily (schedule)
- Where
- Price
Varies / $170 all-festival pass
- Links
"Eight paties, 43 programs, and 102 screenings over 14 days. SF Indiefest turns 15 this February and the favorited annual film festival is sliding into middle-adolescence with an enviable self-assurance — even throwing itself a much-deserved Quinceañera. The festival lineup includes indie flick powerhouses that stretch across the last 30 years of international independent cinema, with screenings at two of San Francisco's premiere art house cinemas, The Roxie and Brava Theater. Come for the films, stay for the parties, leave happy."
The San Francisco Independent Film Festival (SF Indie) celebrates its 15th Anniversary in February 2013. This annual festival showcases the best in independent, alternative, and subversive cinema from around the globe.


text:
via cache.boston.com
Do the Rams have the personnel to run the 3-4 Defense?
With Rob Ryan now officially the new DC in St. Louis (I think... I mean, he IS now, right? ...well, let's just assume he is) the inevitable question is; "Are the Rams switching to the 3-4 defense, full time?". Well, I can all but assure you the answer to that question is an emphatic "NO". Jeff Fisher has only begun to put his stamp on this team and Jeff Fisher is a 4-3 guy. The Rams base defense will not change. However...
Think of all the possibilities that having Rob Ryan affords us. Think of the devastation a defense could wreak, by switching it up on the fly, when needed. Think about opposing offenses preparing all week for the Rams and their 4-3 defense, only to come to the line to stare down the barrel of a 3-4 on a quarter of the snaps.
Of course, it's not simply a matter of telling guys to stand in different places, pre-snap. The switch of a defensive philosophy comes down to two things... a well versed coach, who knows how to teach/run it... and personnel. Do the Rams have them? Well, I would contend that, on a situational basis, the answer is yes.
Obviously, the lynch pin is Rob Ryan. He knows the 3-4 inside and out. So, that part is covered. But, what about the guys between the lines? Last season, they ran the 4-3 about as effectively as anyone can and seemed to only get better as the year went along. But, with a little bit of shuffling, I could see the 3-4 going down a bit like this (now, I can't take FULL credit for this, as another writer, who goes by the moniker of "ksudodgers" is the one who got me thinking about this, in the first place):
NT- Michael Brockers: Brockers is the kind of enormous, quick-footed space-eater that a 3-4 requires. He can both absorb blocks and get penetration, if called upon.
DE- Kendall Langford: Langford already has experience in the 3-4, having played this same position in Miami for 4 years and wouldn't require too much coaching up to occupy the strongside.
DE- Chris Long: A bit smallish for the position, but, like Langford, already has a background in the the 3-4, as this was his natural position in his college days, at Virginia. Downside is, he would be asked to stop the run, more often than not. Which is clearly not his strong suit.
ILB- James Laurinaitis: We all know "Li'l Animal" is a tackling machine. He has the quickness and decision making to be a true sideline-to-sideline MLB. Again... he might be a bit "small" as well. But, he's decent in coverage, as well, which is important for a 3-4 ILB. On a temporary basis, I think he could handle the load quite nicely.
ILB- Rocky McIntosh: This is where it gets a bit dicey. McIntosh may very well not even be a Ram next year, but I'm figuring in current personnel, so bear with me. McIntosh isn't exactly great at shedding blocks, but with his size, if it's going to happen, he's the most logical fit.
WOLB- Robert Quinn: Quinn is also the product of the 3-4 and clearly has the speed to be a premier edge rusher. This would almost be a natural fit.
SOLB- Jo-Lonn Dunbar: Dunbar has shown excellent speed and penetration abilities. He's stout against the run and better than Quinn at shedding blocks and traversing double-teams. This makes him better suited for the strong side than Quinn.
Of course, there's always the factor of the draft, free agency, etc. Like I said, McIntosh may very well be gone next year. Maybe Fisher brings in another, more versatile LB, down the road. OLB is a draft need, after all.
That being said... do I think the rams should make the switch? Well.. No. I'm of the mind that "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". But, with the current personnel, the possibilities are potentially endless. The thought of a sort of a "hybrid" defense that's difficult for opponents to prepare for, is very appealing to me.
...and that's not even getting into the 4-6 defense, that Rob Ryan knows, inside and out, as well. ;)


text:
- Mobile site
- E-Newsletters
- News feed
- Find us on Twitter
South Wales Argus on Twitter
- Find us on Facebook
South Wales Argus on Facebook
Three jailed after man stabbed in busy Newport street (From South Wales Argus)
Get involved: Send your photos, video, news & views by texting ARGUS NEWS to 80360 or email us
Three jailed after man stabbed in busy Newport street
10:40am Friday 5th April 2013 in News
POLICE INVESTIGATION: Forensic officers examine the area of land in Dunn Square, behind the Kwik Save building in Pill where a man was beaten, stabbed and left for dead
THREE Newport men were jailed for a total of 17 years for brutally stabbing and beating a man and "leaving him for dead" in an apparent revenge attack.
Robert McGregor, 37, Darryl Green, 34, and Dean Hamilton, 43, were all sentenced at Newport Crown Court after attacking Damien Lynn in daylight in a busy Newport street.
McGregor, of Liscombe Street, Alway, was given eight years in prison for causing grievous bodily harm with intent for stabbing Mr Lynn with his own knife in the car park next to the Kwik Save building in Commercial Road, Pill.
Hamilton, of Broadmead Park, Lliswerry, was sentenced to eight years for GBH with intent and Green, of Elgar Avenue, Alway, was sentenced to 12 months for assisting an offender.
Michael Jones, for the prosecution, said on February 7, 2012, McGregor, Hamilton and Green drove around Pill looking for Mr Lynn, who they thought was part of an alleged armed burglary which saw Hamilton's sister and her partner, McGregor, threatened at knifepoint when their cannabis plants were stolen.
The court was shown CCTV evidence which showed a blue Vauxhall Zafira car driven by Green travelling around Pill before McGregor got out to walk.
At 1.15pm Mr Lynn, wearing a high-visibility jacket, started walking down Commercial Road, unaware he was walking towards the car.
McGregor, who was behind him, gestured to the car to indicate Mr Lynn's presence.
Hamilton got out of the car and he and McGregor chased Mr Lynn, while Green drove behind them.
Mr Lynn ran into the car park next to Kwik Save before falling.
The court heard that Green stayed in the car as McGregor and Hamilton kicked, stamped and beat Mr Lynn, and McGregor repeatedly stabbed Mr Lynn with his own knife.
After the attack, a witness said the pair then "casually"
got back into the car and Green drove them away.
McGregor dumped the blood-stained clothes and the knife on wasteground in Alway, and they were later found by police.
Mr Jones said: "Mr Lynn was repeatedly stabbed, kicked and stamped on, giving him near-fatal injuries before he was left for dead."
Witnesses called the emergency services and administered first aid before Mr Lynn was rushed to the Royal Gwent Hospital in Newport. The injuries included arterial damage and wounds to his left forearm, leg, thigh and calf, which required an emergency operation. He also required three units of blood and three IV drips of fluid following the attack, but made "a remarkable recovery", Judge Eleri Rees said.
Victim's knife was used
JUDGE Eleri Rees said: "You all have unpleasant and lengthy records.
"The most important part of Mr McGregor's defence was that he did not take the knife to the scene. The knife belonged to Mr Lynn. It was only at that point that any serious harm crystallised."
I didn't bring a weapon to the scene – defendant
MCGREGOR'S defence barrister, Andrew Jones, said he did not intend for the incident to become as violent as it did – he did not bring a weapon but used Lynn's own knife on him "in the heat of the moment".
David Martin, for Hamilton, said he did not use a weapon or use Lynn's knife, and he did not intend the level of violence which occurred. He said he did not realise that Mr Lynn had been stabbed, nor the extent of his injuries.
For Green, Robert Duvall said he stayed in the car and pleaded guilty at the earliest opportunity to assisting an offender. He argued Green did not realise the extent of the injuries inflicted upon the complainant.
McGregor also asked Mr Jones to tell the court Green had nothing to do with the incident.
Comments (2)
Please log in to enable comment sorting
5:51pm Fri 5 Apr 13
Newportlad says...
6:03pm Tue 30 Apr 13
dont claim to be nice says...
Comments are closed on this article.


text:
The Salem News
---- — Editor's note: The writer notes that after this letter was written, the Violence Against Women Act was passed, but there were still more than 20 Republicans who voted against it.
To the editor:
I regret that I have become such a cynic.
I regret that our politicians are politicians, not statesmen.
I regret that they are no longer in public service. They are in it for themselves, the voters be damned.
I regret our elected officials are not listening to their constituents. They vote their own agenda, not the will of the people.
I regret our political leaders think that we are not capable of thinking for ourselves or smart enough to make informed decisions.
I regret that while the rest of the country experienced an economic depression, somehow their overall financial worth increased an average of 17 percent.
I regret that our country is split so divisively that the good of the country, the citizens, the economy or the states are no longer as important as opposing anything one party suggests to the other.
I regret that the two major parties have stopped speaking to each other, other than to blame one another for any and all failures that occur while in office.
I regret that the campaigns have gotten so dirty and full of lies and accusations. Promises are broken before the votes are even counted.
I regret that the children of undocumented aliens who need a path to citizenship with the DREAM Act can't get a vote. Seniors who have paid into Social Security and Medicare are threatened with cutting "entitlements" after years of funding.
I regret that the latest horrific mass murder of our children at Newton, Conn., isn't enough to bring the fanatics about gun control to the table.
I regret that the moderators of the left and right are outnumbered or outshouted.
I regret that there is no middle ground upon which to meet anymore.
I regret that the campaign for the next election starts an hour after the newly elected president is sworn in, and lasts a long, long four years until the next president is inaugurated and then starts all over again.
But most of all, I regret that the next time I listen to a campaign speech, I'll have hope. The speechwriters know what the American people want to hear, and they deliver. I will begin to believe and then ... I'll regret it all over again.
Rosalie Kaufman


text:
WETUMPKA, Ala. (AP) - An Autauga County man was killed in a boating accident late Saturday night on Lake Martin.
Authorities said 22-year-old Patrick Cumbie of Montgomery is being held on charges of homicide by vessel and boating under the influence.
Police said the boating accident happened at about 11:30 p.m. on waterway near Real Island Marina.
The Alabama Marine Police said 62-year-old Donnie Tatum of Prattville was killed.
Investigators said the victim was aboard a pontoon boat when it was rear-ended by a vessel allegedly operated by Cumbie.
Four other people were also hurt, including the victim's sister-in-law, who was critically injured.
12 East Delano Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36105
(334) 288-1212
FCC Public File
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
It's hot outside. Gardeners can escape summer's heat by retreating to the air-conditioning or a shady porch, but garden plants... Read more »
August in the garden can be challenging for both gardeners and plants. Read more »
Extreme heat merits triage treatments Read more »
The first time you try our PowerGear® Pruner, you'll be amazed — but it's not magic, it's gears. Our patented gear technology m... Read more »
Specifically designed to reduce the effort required to cut tough tree and shrub branches, this durable pruner includes an easy-... Read more »
This pro-style pruner features adjustable blade tension to fit your hand strength and the toughness of the material you're cutt... Read more »
Reusable snack packs are an environmentally friendly alternative to plastic baggies, and not only are they much cuter, they'll... Read more »
Using Duck Tape® to cover a simple notebook can take your journals from mediocre to marvelous in no time! Read more »
These sturdy little Duck Tape® magnetic pockets are easy to make and will help keep a locker organized and small school suppli... Read more »
Our unique Tag Maker with Built-in Eyelet Setter features an innovative design that makes it easy to create tags perfect for gi... Read more »
Our unique Tag Maker with Built-in Eyelet Setter features an innovative design that makes it easy to create tags perfect for gi... Read more »
Our unique Tag Maker with Built-in Eyelet Setter features an innovative design that makes it easy to create tags perfect for gi... Read more »
As the parent of a picky eater, my morning routine before school always entails packing a lunch. Read more »
With a new school year on the horizon, it is time to refocus on our fall wardrobe. Read more »
This simple school skirt is very easy to make and beginner seamstresses will enjoy making more than one! Read more »
Perfect for a wide range of sewing and quilting tasks, our Amplify® RazorEdge™ Serrated Fabric Shears sense blade separation an... Read more »
Perfect for a wide range of sewing and quilting tasks, our Amplify® RazorEdge™ Fabric Shears sense blade separation and force t... Read more »
Perfect for a wide range of crafting and mixed media tasks, our Amplify® Mixed Media Shears sense blade separation and force th... Read more »
Taking a photo of your children on their first day back at school after a long summer is a tradition in many families. Read more »
It's time to get into back-to-school mode! That means it's time to begin browsing the store shelves for the necessities to hel... Read more »
"Painting" with tissue paper is not only fun but beautiful! Read more »
Our Preschool Training Scissors features a special training lever that opens the blades after each cut, helping children learn... Read more »
Children love our Designer Non-stick Blunt-tip Kids Scissors for the colorful handle patterns that make cutting fun and the non... Read more »
Our Designer Non-stick Student Scissors are larger than our Kids Scissors but smaller than adult scissors, perfect for those ol... Read more »
A new school year calls for a new set of accessories. Read more »
There is something fun and freeing about creating mixed media art, especially when you only need a few tools and a little time... Read more »
With school coming up, it is time to start planning and organizing. Read more »
Infused with avant-garde Scandinavian style, our Quantum™ Pruner integrates only the highest-grade materials with Scandinavian... Read more »
Designed for long, easy cuts down strips of Duck® Tape, our Duck® Edition Scissors feature a non-stick blade coating that preve... Read more »
Use our AdvantEdge™ Punch System with any Fiskars border punch cartridge (sold separately) to add perfectly aligned decorative... Read more »
Beginner, Cutting, Fabric, How-To-Projects, Quilting, Smitha Katti,
Made of soft cozy fleece, they are a kid's camping essential.
Learn how to make this easy pillowcase dress. It looks adorable with any fabrics.
We are into month five of my new years sewing resolution! It feels good to be completing this every month and we are already close to the halfway mark! If you haven't read about my resolution for this year, that is 2012, I plan to stitch one new quilt block every month. The concept is that by making one quilt block every month, I will have a total of 12 blocks by the end of the year, ready to be sewn together into a new quilt. And moving forward, I have this months quilt block ready to share with you!
For this month's block, my fifth block in the series, I am building a simple patchwork block, with squares of 2 inch (plus seam allowances) each. This also will use a lot of your scrap fabrics, or you can into new fabrics.
To begin, trim scrap fabrics to measure 2 inches (+seam allowances) squares. We need 13 such squares. For the remaining three squares, I pulled out some scraps from the earlier blocks that had two or three fabrics joined together
I ironed out the last three scraps, and I they will look good as a 2 inch block. You can easily sew two or three fabric bits together to form such a block.
Trim these blocks to form an 2 inch (plus seam allowances) block each.
Place the blocks to form a grid of 4 blocks by 4 blocks. Move the blocks around till you have an arrangement you like.
Pin the blocks together, and then sew them rows together first, and then columns together. Iron the seams open.
And that's it! You now have another months block complete!
Sign up today for project inspiration, tips, techniques and product specials.
© Fiskars Brands, Inc.
Orange-handled scissors are a registered trademark of Fiskars Corporation.


text:
One of my favorite times of year is here and it's the NFL Draft. Such promise and hope is distilled within 3 short days of coverage. I've been over a thousand times Falcon needs and have balanced that with who I think is available or important role players that could contribute in their own way, even if they don't fill a position of absolute need. Let's roll below the fold...
Round 1: Brandon Graham, DE--Michigan
This is admittedly a tough one. I've vacillated a thousand times between Graham and OLB Weatherspoon and in the end I've settled with Graham based upon positional value in Round 1, we all know DE is greater than OLB, and with the fact that quality OLB prospects should be available to us in Round 3. Graham is fast, strong, and possesses fantastic character and a strong work ethic. Runs a 4.69 and bench pressed 225 lbs. 31 times! The measurables are there, the character is there, the pass rushing ability is there. The only question is with his lack of height, he's only 6-1, but I think all his other positive attributes outweigh this. Jamaal Anderson can now move to his, hopefully, natural position at DT and present us with one helluva front four...Graham, Anderson, Jerry, Abraham.
Round 3: Dekoda Watson, OLB--Florida State
Mike Peterson was great last year...for half the year. His age began to show during the latter half and we witnessed a severe dropoff in his production on the field. Our linebacking corps is admittedly pretty thin and weak, only MLB Curtis Lofton gives me any hope at this point. It is imperative that we address this issue early in the draft. If we pass on Weatherspoon in the first round to take Graham then we have to pick up an OLB in the 3rd round. My hope is that we grab OLB Dekoda Watson. He bulked up to 240 lbs. and yet was still able to run a 4.4 at his pro day. Similar strength and vertical as Weatherspoon, but what he brings to the table that Weatherspoon does not is blinding football speed at the linebacker position and would be a definite asset in pass coverage...which we all know was a problem last year, not to mention he does have a knack for getting to the QB. Heir apparent to Mike Peterson.
Round 3: Andre Roberts, WR--Citadel
Yes, I am going offense with our second pick in the 3rd round. While I understand that further depth on the defensive line, linebacker, and cornerback is a must, I don't see how we can overlook and pass up an opportunity to obtain a great WR prospect and give Matty Ice another weapon to play with. Mid 4.4 speed, fantastic route runner, great discipline for a WR and HE DOES NOT DROP THE BALL...EVER! He's like a superhero with a permanent layer of stickum on his hands. His stock is soaring right now so I hope it isn't so high that he'll be taken in Round 2. If he is available here then ATL has to grab him and plug him into a lineup where he can immediately compete with Jenkins for that second WR spot. Only 5-11 but he has a decent vertical and an ability to just plain get open.
Round 4: Matt Tennant, C--Boston College
Todd McClure is getting up there in age so it is imperative that we address his heir in this draft. Romberg is not the answer, the answer has to be found in the draft. Mid rounds are a great time to find quality starters at C and G so it would be fantastic if Matt Tennant fell into our laps at this point. I won't lie, if J.D. Walton, the C out of Baylor, is available I say pounce, but I don't think he will be so we should happily "settle" with Tennant. Though a bit smallish even for a C, he weighs in at about 296, he does have 40 consecutive starts which means he has the strength, workout regime, and experience to make it in the NFL. Not to mention he does have experience with Matt Ryan at Boston College. Ryan would easily be able to adjust to a C he is familiar with.
Round 5: Sam Young, OT--Notre Dame
Yep, OT. I have no faith in Sam Baker at this point as he seems to have morphed into Glass Joe from Mike Tyson's Punchout. His injury history is a major concern so I think it is a necessity that we provide some depth at that position to mitigate yet another injury to our starting LT. Sam Young could fill that role in Round 5. Great size, 6-8 315 lbs, with long arms. At the Senior Bowl he showed some serious talent at run blocking and was better than expected at pass protection. Never grew to be the dominant collegiate OT that was expected after being recruited out of high school, but he is sound value in the fifth round and his flaws are coachable.
Round 5: Roddrick Muckelroy, OLB--Texas
At this point I don't think we could have too much depth at OLB. MLB is set with Lofton, but I have no faith in Peterson, Wire, or Nicholas...though, Nicholas would be a serviceable backup or stopgap starter. We're not getting Weatherspoon with Muckelroy, nor are we getting Watson or Navorro Bowman or AJ Edds, what we are getting is pure potential. Big guy, 6-2 246 lbs., and a hard hitting prospect at strongside linebacker. Not great speed, but we don't need his for pass coverage, his forte would be against the run and getting into the opposing backfield...he did register nine tackles for loss last season.
Round 6: Deji Karim, RB--Southern Illinois
Now we aren't so much looking for starters or backups who can contribute on the field immediately. Rather we're looking for depth, potential, and possible roleplayers. Deji Karim fulfills all three. Decent size with fantastic speed, 4.37 on his Pro Day, with a 43 inch vertical. He has the physical gifts, not to mention he is durable...rushed for nearly 1700 yards 18 TDs with a 7.1 average last season.
Round 6: Trevard Lindley, CB--Kentucky
This is not a throwaway pick. Lindley was once a hyped player for the last few season and even entering this draft he was consider a much higher rated prospect...hell, after the 2008 season he was rated as a late 1st round or 2nd round CB. His stock has plummeted, no thanks to Mardy Gilyard, so I'm curious as to whether there is hope for redemption with him. After seeing the amends Carl Nicks is trying to make I'm willing to give the guy a chance to prove himself. Worse case scenario is we lose a late Round 6 pick...best case, we give ourselves further depth at the CB position.


text:
Snow showers could remain heavy at times today, according to the National Weather Service. There will be a high near 29 degrees.
It will be very windy, with a north wind 33 to 40 mph. Winds could gust as high as 50 mph.
New snow accumulation is expected to be between 6 to 10 inches.
The National Weather Service has declared a coastal flood watch for the entire Massachusetts coast line — including the Vineyard.
Forecasters say "numerous coastal roads" could become impassable during this morning's high tide. It could be accompanied by large waves and a storm surge of two-three feet, the Weather Service warns.
Snow showers will begin to taper off into the afternoon. It will be mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly clear, with a low around 18.


text:
Call Us!
8am - 4pm pacific time
The finest of the smoked teas, Mariage Frères' Lapsang Souchong is composed of very beautiful sheets of tea, delicately smoked in a traditional way with rare wood . A rich and subtle tea for the day.
Since 1854, Mariage Frères has been sourcing and blending the worlds' finest teas. And their history goes back even further, to the 1600s in fact, when their ancestors began sailing to distant lands in search of new and exotic flavors. For 150 years, their teas have been brewed at the worlds' finest restaurants, hotels and teahouses.


text:
Woot has the Literati for $49.95 today
The Sharper Image backlit EBR (E-Book Reader) was $39.95 at one point from Bed, Bath, and Beyond as I had reported in this
has it today for $49.95.
Woot does one special deal a day, and when it is sold out, it is gone.
One interesting twist on this: Amazon bought Woot a while back. So, you could say that Amazon is selling a backlit EBR today. ;)
I haven't gotten great feedback from people using the Literati, but it is a way to get public library books…
This post by Bufo Calvin originally appeared in the I Love My Kindle blog.


text:
When I heard we got Nnamdi, it was as if Christmas had come early(especially considering the Vince Young acquisition(something I've wanted desperately since the Titans decided to move on.)). Shortly after the Nnamdi news began talk of trading Asante Samuel, which would kind of make the Nnamdi signing more like a lateral move. Initially, I was very much against the idea of trading away Asante, and I quickly convinced myself that they should keep all three stellar CBs. I would love to keep all three, and I actually thought they might for while. I was thinking DRC could play nickel back and also Safety due to his size which would allow all 3 to get a significant amount of playing time. After listening to Asantes recent interview and hearing Ron Jaworski's thoughts, it doesn't seem very realistic to me that they will keep them all.
Jaworski was saying that neither Samuel nor DRC is suited to play inside and none of them can really play safety. Out of the three, Jaworski said Namdi would be best suited to play inside and could possible evolve into a Charles Woodson type of role, but who knows if he would be ok with that.
Listening to Asante, he seems agitated to say the least. It seemed like it was very difficult for him to not lash out. He held his tongue for the most part and he did say that he'll play where-ever he's asked to, but he was not happy. As much as I'd like to see it, I don't think the Eagles will be able to keep all three of these guys happy. When asked about his happiness, he said it was 50/50.
If Nnamdi would be willing to play some safety and some nickel back, they might be able to make it work. I'm not sure if he'd be as effective in that type of role though. The next best thing seemingly would be to trade Asante for a quality nickel back, LB, or OT and a draft pick. Their secondary would still be improved, but I would miss Asante Samuel and his jaw dropping picks. He was brought here to create turnovers and so far he has delivered. He's been a great Eagle.
Jaworski's comments : http://www.975thefanatic.com/teams/eagles/blogentry.aspx?BlogEntryID=10265905


text:
Intellectual Property Law
Pork Producers Send Cease-and-Desist Letter Over Unicorn Meat Offer
Posted Jun 22, 2010 12:32 PM CDT
By Martha Neil
Pork producers have no sense of humor when it comes to a claim that unicorn is "the other white meat."
A tongue-in-cheek April 1 online ThinkGeek ad for the fictitious product elicited a cease-and-desist letter from the National Pork Board over the use of its trademarked slogan, as multiple observers, including the Bits blog of the New York Times, have noted.
ThinkGeek says the cease-and-desist letter is its favorite among a number of such missives it has received and says the unicorn meat offer is a protected parody.
The website's offer states that unicorn meat is "the sparkling, crunchy, savory meat of today's elite."
Additional coverage:
Above the Law: "Misadventures in Trademark Law: Faegre & Benson Helps Pigs Fight Unicorns"
Add a Comment
We welcome your comments, but please adhere to our comment policy. Flag comment for moderator.


text:
18 schoolgirlz Crack Serial Keygen Warez Download
18 schoolgirlz Full Version Warez Download 18 schoolgirlz Serial Crack Keygen Full Direct Download
Download Sources:
18 schoolgirlz Crack, 18 schoolgirlz Serial, 18 schoolgirlz Keygen, Full Version Direct Download ResultsDownload 18 schoolgirlz from Rapidshare, Megaupload, Torrent & Direct Download. View the links and download below.
How to Download Guide.
Full Download Results For "18 schoolgirlz"
Warez Download Results For "18 schoolgirlz"
Download 18 schoolgirlz Via Sharing Zone Now!
Alternative 2:
Download 18 schoolgirlz Via Full Software Download Now!
If your are not satisfied with the results for 18 schoolgirlz, please use one part of the name only to find better results.
Please avoid common search terms such as "18 schoolgirlz Crack", "18 schoolgirlz Serial", "18 schoolgirlz Keygen", "18 schoolgirlz Warez", "18 schoolgirlz Rapidshare", "18 schoolgirlz Megaupload", "18 schoolgirlz No Cd", "18 schoolgirlz Full Version".
Share 18 schoolgirlz Download Search
|Forum Link
Popular Downloads
Here we list some of the latest and most popular downloads.
jaybob lost the wolfman axxo prison break avatar legion shutter island 24 fxg smallville new moon heroes house windows 7 dear john ps2 psp scrubs wii fxm supernatural 2014 pc games family guy chuck nero fringe how i met your mother
Top 15 Websites
Here you can find the top 15 websites which trade traffic with DownloadWarez.
1. Full Versions
2. Full Downloads
3. Keygen Serial
4. Full Rapidshare
5. File Releases
6. Power DDL
7. DDL Zone
8. The Download List
9. Neverland
10. Join Link Exchange
11. Join Link Exchange
12. Join Link Exchange
13. Join Link Exchange
14. Join Link Exchange
15. Join Link Exchange
External Search
Search for full downloads, cracks, torrents. All downloads are listed in warez search.
Full Downloads
Cracks Search
Torrents Search
Recently Searched Tags
Here you can view recently searched tags along side related downloads.
driver detective, tomo, atomic email studi, Hangover, REFOX, instantmask ultima, pc miler, fstramp, ewarm, ewarm, zend studio, midas gen, wordfast, sql navigator 7.1, sql navigator, hitman pro, doctor who s08e01, VECTORWORKS 2, revit, stata, audaces, doctor who, quick3dplan, geargenerator, gear, silhouette connect, audirvana plus 1.5, ponto secullum, jerk off instructi, office , god of war fire ag, powerdirector ulti, weather, f4, solidworks 2014, wondershare dr fon, magix, Metasequoia, wondershare, FontTwister, Search terFontTwis, web cam hacker, jürgen becker, virtual dj 8.0.18, ´Rio.German.DL.108, Kitchen Brigade, Lucy, jürgen becker, driver toolkit, powerdirector, microsoft office 2, stopzilla 184.108.40.206, firewoks, goalscape, AAA Logo 2014,
Site of the Day
Free Downloads


text:
Posts by James Francis
Hard News: Narcissists and bullies, in reply to
So here's what I want.
I want the police in west Auckland investigated so thoroughly their skin turns red and they can't sit for month. I'm sorry for those who will be put through the mill unfairly that is the price you pay for allowing your colleagues to be scum.
I want the lying scum policepersons found and identified and thrown in jail for the harm they have allowed to occur. They should lose their jobs but they should also be criminally liable (and yes I know they are not). They do have to be ejected from the police force.
Thank you, Bart. You've expressed better than I can the anger that I'm feeling.
What I want, what I really, really want is for somebody in the Police - the Commissioner, the District Commander, somebody - to speak honestly, to show some fucking emotion and to stop hiding behind weaselly, soothing, sanitised Comms Adviser pap.
What I want is for the Police to take at least some action against the men (and I use the term loosely) that started all this. What they have done to those young women is criminal. Whether it meets a strict legal definition or not of a crime, what they have done is criminal and unconscionable and they shouldn't be able to walk away from it.
And what I really want - and I have no idea how it could be done but it must be possible - is for somebody to talk to those girls, those young women and to look after them and counsel and comfort them (I keep hearing Celia Lashlie's voice here) and to show them that not all people in power are callous and uncaring.
Is that too much to ask?
I don't know. I really don't know any more.
End of rant.
OnPoint: MSD's Leaky Servers, in reply to
It's like WTF is her calling in life.
Press Secretary in waiting?
OnPoint: MSD's Leaky Servers, in reply to
The absolute certainty, the utter conviction, the unswerving faith. <Goes to tear hair out. #1 cut. Bugger> I've never seen this blogger before and I trust I never read her again.
Hard News: A storm in any port, in reply to
Through Omaha? Oh, yes, I like it.
Capture: Roamin' Holiday, in reply to
This is like my great-grandfather's house at Oruru, a wee bit inland from Mangonui. It's gone now but I remember going to see it with my Dad; a tiny three room cottage (although cottage is rather a twee word for something made from pit-sawn totara with hand-made nails) that was once home to five people but now housed a few dusty hay bales. It's where we kids learned the family story. My great-grandfather was Portuguese and had jumped ship from an American whaler with three other Portuguese lads in Mangonui. They all settled in and around Oruru and Fern Flat and Peria. The names and the families are still there; the Jecenthos and the Da Silvas. My great-grandfather is buried there, somewhere. My holiday this year is going to see if I can find his grave. I've decided to have a miniature mid-life crisis at the same time by doing the journey around Northland in my Mum's (and now my) 1963 Fiat Bambina. I'm going to travel putteringly slowly and see the place I call home with grown-up eyes. My plan is to write about it but I haven't told anybody that.
OnPoint: Dear Labour Caucus, in reply to
Seconded. Thirded.
Hard News: Name That Food Blog,
Cook's Notes
(Has this been done?)
Hard News: Name That Food Blog,
The Salivation Army
Hard News: Name That Food Blog,
Hard News: Name That Food Blog,


text:
Factsheets, Videos, and Other Resources - Workshop Talks
2012 Maine Grain Conference
Contact Ellen Mallory, University of Maine, if you would like to receive a PDF copy of the following PowerPoint presentations via e-mail.
Growing, handling, and marketing food and feed grains
Thor Oechsner, Oechsner Farms, Newfield, NY.
Thor grows 750 certified organic acres of grains. He used to grow mostly feed grains but now focuses on food grains, including wheat, rye, spelt, emmer, and polenta corn, and sells into multiple markets. As well, Thor is part owner of Farmer Ground Flour and Wide Awake Bakery. (photos by Rachel Lodder)
Wheat research results
Ellen Mallory, University of Maine Cooperative Extension
Results from 2 years of winter and spring variety trials, and of a nitrogen topdressing study.


text:
Yesterday, I did not go to work. I woke up at 9:00 in the morning bathed in warmth and the sun's rays. It felt like a magnificent Saturday morning. Alas! It was only Friday. This is a much better scenario than thinking the day is Friday, but in reality it's only Thursday (or worse, Wednesday). I did forget about participating in Follow Friday, but this week's question was too fun for me to pass up.
Spring Break: Where would be your favorite destination spot if you could join the Spring Break festivities?
First, this would require me to still have a Spring Break. Adulthood is such a drag! But, if I could choose any place to visit for a Spring Break, I would go to Japan.
1. I would have a Hanami (花見)– Hanami means "flower viewing", and they take place when the cherry blossoms are flowering. I've read that many people get together and have picnics in parks, but even to walk amongst the trees and their delicate flowers would be a delight.
2. Take a hike on Mount Koya– After spending a day hiking mountain trails, you can experience a temple lodging by staying at one of the Buddhist temples.
3. Travel back in time in Old Town in Takayama– The houses that line these streets are preserved from the Edo Period (1600-1868). Take tours of sake breweries, enjoy a cup of coffee at a coffee house, or even take a tour of houses to see how people lived during the Edo Period.
4. Visit Kenrokuen– Kenrokuen in Kanzawa is considered to be on of Japan's most beautiful landscape gardens. While you're there, you can also visit a tea house and watch a tea ceremony.
5. Daydream in Nagoya Castle– because how could you say no to a quintessential touristy thing like touring a castle?!
Japan is on my bucket list, so really I'd be happy to visit even in the dead of winter. Where is your dream Spring Break destination?
Follow Friday is a meme hosted by Parajunkee's Views and Alison Can Read


text:
Introduce the Editors in Boston to the FATAL FUNNEL.... Irish style.January 27, 2011 at 6:44 a.m.
I liked your writings, except on the V-thing, which sucked for home-town venue. Best of luck.January 26, 2011 at 5:01 p.m.
good luck april in bean town i know the weather is very cold there but take some of texas in your heart and you will stay warm in boston we will miss you from a fan south of victoriaJanuary 26, 2011 at 3:37 p.m.
good luck you will be missedJanuary 26, 2011 at 1:59 p.m.
I enjoy the things you write. I'm glad we will still hear from you. Best of luck in your new adventure.January 26, 2011 at 1:52 p.m.
I enjoy your humor, so I'm glad you are still going to write for the VA.........
Boston is a great town but newspapers are going the way of the telegraph, so be wise and acquire some other useful skills while you are so close to the epicenter of higher education.
Good luckJanuary 26, 2011 at 1:20 p.m.
Good luck on your new adventure!!!! You know you WILL have to come back here for good Mexican Food!!!! No where in Boston can you get really good refried beans!!!January 26, 2011 at 12:59 p.m.
UNTnick22,January 26, 2011 at 10:20 a.m.
We did actually make "Chupacabra the Musical." It's on YouTube. I even sing in it. Correction: I sing really, really badly in it.
SO how does it feel to be paroled?January 26, 2011 at 9:46 a.m.
A chupacabra musical? That would have been awesome!January 26, 2011 at 9:45 a.m.
I have changed my avatar in honor of this day.January 26, 2011 at 9:13 a.m.
Thanks for the comments, everyone. I'll still be writing my column for the Advocate, so they'll be plenty of updates on our new adventures, and I'm always on Facebook and Twitter if you want to stay in touch.January 26, 2011 at 9:08 a.m.
I'm sorry, Aprill who?
;-)January 26, 2011 at 8:50 a.m.
Have you learned nothing during the 5 years that you've been here?
Goodbye is what you say at funerals to the departed.
C'Ya later is what you say to your friends and co-workers when you have to move away.
Good luck!January 26, 2011 at 8:05 a.m.
Sorry to see you go,girl but maybe the Boston audience will have a greater appreciation for your type of humor. Will we still be able stay in touch with you?January 26, 2011 at 7:53 a.m.
Pat Barnes
I'll miss your column. I've always enjoyed your half-bubble-off-plumb humor. Please keep us posted on whether you like Boston in February more than Victoria in August. It'd be an interesting comparison. Have fun in beantown.January 26, 2011 at 7:51 a.m.
Goodbye and I hope Boston finds you fun-loving as a writer. It's been an interesting journey for me. I am truly one of your critics but not the biggest one. I think you're growing as a person and this is the next step in that growth to become fully you. I always wish you well and I also wish you the best of times. May God bless you.January 26, 2011 at 7:35 a.m.
Love your writings. Congrats on your new adventure.January 26, 2011 at 6:08 a.m.


text:
Things Introverts Should Know About Extroverts
Being friends with an extrovert.
Gifts for Introverts
Gift ideas for introverts.
Things Extroverts Should Know About Introverts
Helpful tips for making friends with an introvert.
Books for Introverts
Books to help you make the most of your introverted personality.
Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking
Introverts will appreciate the book Quiet, written by Susan Cain.
Cocktail Party Tips for Introverts
Cocktail party tips for introverts.
Why Your Introverted Friend Does Not Answer the Phone
When your introverted friend ignores your phone calls.
Friendship Lessons From Introverts
Introverts are known for having strong friendship ties with a select few people. Taking some clues from their personality type can help provide us with new insight on how to be a better friend.
Quotes from Introverted Actresses
Famous people talk about what it's like to be an introvert in this selection of quotes.
Review of the Book by Debra Fine
Review of the book The Fine Art of Small Talk, which describes easy ways to strike up a conversation with someone new.
Making Friends If You Are an Introvert
Introverts can have a full life filled with friends they enjoy. Here's how to make friends and build a social life you feel comfortable with.
Conversation Starters for New Friends - Questions to Help You Get to Know...
Things to ask a new friend to get to know them a bit better.
Why Introverts Dislike Small Talk
If you've ever tried to talk to an introvert at a party, you know they don't like small talk. Here are some reasons why.
Tips From Introverts
Readers share their hints on how to make new friends by following the example of introverts.
Definition Of an Introvert
About's Gifted Kids Guide explains the meaning behind the introverted personality type.
Traits of Introverts
About.com's Gifted Kids Guide tells us the typical behaviors and traits that make up the introverted personality.
Introverts React: The Biggest Misconceptions
Introverted readers share what they feel are the biggest misconceptions are about them.
Definition of an ambivert.
Introverts: When You Get Talked Over
How to deal with getting talked over as an introvert.


text:
Sheriff Benny Napoleon and his supporters will gather together at the Roostertail as the election results unfold. Fox 2's Andrea Isom is there. She says Napoleon got up this morning, went to work at the sheriff's office, voted, and then has visited a different location to campaign every thirty minutes and will continue to do that until about 7:30 p.m.He will then meet up with his campaign at the Roostertail.
KTTV FOX 111999 S. Bundy Dr.Los Angeles CA 90025Main: (310) 584-2000News Tips? (310) 584-2025


text:
Registration is open for the 2014 annual scientific meeting in Glasgow on September 8th & 9th.
VASGBI chairman
Dr Adam Pichel
VASGBI was formed in 1997 to provide a forum to promote communication and understanding among anaesthetists who care for patients undergoing vascular surgery. The society aims to support all those involved in vascular anaesthesia, from dedicated vascular anaesthetists to those with limited vascular responsibilities. The committee includes members from both district general and teaching/university hospitals to provide fair representation of all vascular anaesthetists.
The society would welcome your views on requirements for training in vascular anaesthesia. Click here to read our consultation document, and feed your views back to us.


text: Ignoring the nightmare on the field for a second, I thought the ESPN coverage sucked. They did not explain why that pass reception was called back, and there were several penalties where the commentators talked over the ref so we had no idea what the call was. They showed some of the historical clips while play was underway so we missed the play. And then all this hype about how this will put Boise State in the BCS race when the reset of their schedule is so weak!


text:
Traditional Hindu texts praise large families (which was normal in ancient times). Yet, Hindu scriptures that applaud small families also exist which emphasize the development of a positive social conscience. So family planning is seen as an ethical good. The Upanishads (texts delineating key Hindu concepts) describe birth control methods, and some Hindu scriptures contain advice on what a couple should do to promote conception (thus providing a type of contraceptive advice).
Contraception views vary widely among Hindu scholars. Although Gandhi advocated abstinence as a form of birth control, Radhakrishnan (a key Indian philosopher) and Tagore (the most prolific writer in modern Indian literature) encouraged the use of artificial contraceptive methods. Arguments in favor of birth control are drawn from the moral teachings of Hinduism. The Dharma (doctrine of the religious and moral codes of Hindus) emphasizes the need to act for the sake of the good of the world. Some Hindus, therefore, believe that producing more children than one or the environment can support goes against this Hindu code. Although fertility is important, conceiving more children than can be supported is treated as violating the Ahimsa (nonviolent rule of conduct).
In 1971, abortion was legalized in India, and there has very rarely been any objections to it. India has a high population, so discussion about contraception focuses more on overpopulation rather than moral or personal ethics. India was the first nation to establish a governmental population strategy based on birth control measures.


text:
Boobs & A Dream by Boobs_and_a_Dream - almost 6 years ago
"WE LOVE CUSTOMINK! We're a group of Canadian Women who run in the CIBC Run For The Cure to raise money for Breast Cancer Research. Together we've raised over $22,000.00 in just 3 years!! Since we've worked so hard to raise so much money, we rewarded ourselves with custom t-shirts to show our team pride. Fantastic experience with CustomInk, start to finish!!!"


text:
This minute, innocent people are being beaten, abused, raped and enslaved.
As a Freedom Partner you can send justice—right now.
Make a monthly gift of
$24 or more, so IJM can show up,
24 hours a day.
Send IJM to bring rescue
where it's most urgently needed.
We'll keep you updated on
the rescue you make possible.


text:
The Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings both won in blowout fashion on Sunday, cementing themselves as the top teams in the NFC North.
Can the Green Bay Packers repeat as Super Bowl Champions? Pride of Detroit provides an in-depth analysis of the historical odds of them doing so.
Brett Favre has retired (again), and a video mocking LeBron James' "What should I do?" commercial by taking aim at No. 4 has gone viral and it is absolutely hilarious.
As a Detroit Lions fan, it is almost impossible to root for any of the four teams still left in the playoffs. The Super Bowl is guaranteed to be between an NFC North rival and an unlikeable AFC...
The Detroit Lions finished tied for third in the NFC North standings with the Minnesota Vikings. The Green Bay Packers were second and the Chicago Bears won the title.
The NFC North standings now feature a tie for third place between the Lions and Vikings.
Taking a look at the NFC North standings and what direction the division is moving in going forward.
Pride of Detroit recaps the Vikings' loss to the Eagles.
Pride of Detroit recaps the final week of the regular season in the NFC North.
Pride of Detroit takes you around the NFC North to recap Week 16.
As part of the new SB Nation launch, prior users will need to choose a permanent username, along with a new password.
Your username will be used to login to SB Nation going forward.
Please login to your Vox Media account. This account will be linked to your previously existing Eater account.
As part of the new SB Nation launch, prior MT authors will need to choose a new username and password.
Your username will be used to login to SB Nation going forward.
We'll email you a reset link.
If you signed up using a 3rd party account like Facebook or Twitter, please login with it instead.
You must be a member of Pride Of Detroit to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Pride Of Detroit. You should read them.
You must be a member of Pride Of Detroit to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Pride Of Detroit. You should read them.
Choose an available username to complete sign up.
In order to provide our users with a better overall experience, we ask for more information from Facebook when using it to login so that we can learn more about our audience and provide you with the best possible experience. We do not store specific user data and the sharing of it is not required to login with Facebook.


text:
About Deerwalk Institute of Technology
Deerwalk Institute of Technology (DWIT) is a collaboration between Nepalese entrepreneurs and the USA based software company, Deerwalk Inc. We are supported by both Nepalese and American professionals who seek to improve the quality of Nepal's education, and, by doing so, contribute to the nation's economic development. With the help of our industrial partner, Deerwalk Inc. we aim to train technical professionals who have the capability to bring Nepal into the global marketplace.
Our ultimate vision is to be the premier institute of technology in Nepal and the South Asia region by taking a unique practical approach to modern technical education. We hope to bring together the best of theory and practical training so that our students receive not only an excellent education, but also four years of extensive hands-on experience.
To advance and disseminate knowledge with a curriculum that combines theory and practice in the fields of technology, science, and management.
Rudra Pandey, PhD, Executive Chairman
Rudra Pandey, PhD, is a pioneer in the software outsourcing industry in Nepal. He is currently the Executive Chairman of Deerwalk Inc., USA, which operates a subsidiary in Nepal. Prior to that he was the Chief Operating Officer of Verisk Health, created from the acquisition of D2Hawkeye Inc. by Verisk Analytics. Rudra was a founding partner and the Chief Technology Officer of D2Hawkeye Inc. - one of the largest outsourcing firms in Nepal. He also has significant IT experience in the financial services industry. Rudra holds a Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering from Pakistan and a PhD in Economics from Northeastern University, USA. (Something about his role as chairman would be good here)
Surendra Nath Adhikari, Campus Chief
Having worked for D2Hawkeye for several years as head of training and process, Surendra N. Adhikari has a wealth of experience in management, process and training. Prior to joining DWIT, Surendra played a key role in making D2Hawkeye the first CMMI certified IT company in Nepal, the only one of its kind in Nepal. Earlier on, Surendra worked as a Senior Engineer and researcher for the Department of Irrigation, Nepal. He also has direct teaching experience as a Civil Engineering Lecturer at the Institute of Engineering, Pulchowk.
In his role as Campus Chief of the Deerwalk Institute of Technology, he leads all the decision making processes and is responsible for the overall well-being of the institute. By maintaining relationships with the University and the larger academic network within Nepal, he aims to look for ways that will ensure DWIT becomes the leading institution in Nepal offering IT and other technology related courses.
Surendra holds a B.E. in Civil Engineering from Pulchowk IOE and a M.Sc. in Hydraulic Engineering from Holland.
Hitesh Karki, Director of Academic Affairs
Prior to joining Deerwalk, Hitesh worked as Director of Engineering at Verisk Information Technologies for 9 years. Before that, he worked at Mercantile Software where he was involved in developing the popular banking software PumoriPlus®.
As the Director of Academic Affairs, Hitesh's core responsibility is to look after the curriculum, ensure timely execution of classes. More importantly he is responsible for ensuring that students at Deerwalk receive the best training possible to keep up with the most recent developments in the IT industry. He designs courses beyond what is prescribed by the university—primarily practical based trainings—to ensure DWIT produces the most competent and capable graduates in Nepal, that are able to compete with graduates anywhere in the world. Hitesh will also be working on student selection and admission and liaising with the faculty and students to gather feedback and ensure that DWIT's successfully delivers on its claim to provide the highest quality education to its students.
He holds an Executive MBA from Kathmandu University and a Bachelor in Computer Science (Software Engineering) from Pune University.
Message from the Chairman


text:
One of the most exciting aspects of Russian Studies at Stetson is the Russian Studies Artists and Lecturers series. Under the sponsorship of the Russian Studies program, several times each semester leading scholars and cultural and political dignitaries from around the world visit the campus to give lectures and meet informally with students. Because of the Residential Fellowship program sponsored by the Russian Studies Program, some scholars reside on campus for several weeks. Whether it is a political scientist from Oxford, a leader of the Russian women's movement, a poet from Moscow, or an ambassador from Kyrgyzstan, students are exposed to leading thinkers and policymakers in their field.
In the 2004-2005 academic year, Stetson observed the twentieth anniversary of the election of Mikhail Gorbachev commmunist party general secretary and the beginning of the Gorbachev reforms.
Lecturers in 2005-2006 included Kyrgyz environmental scientist and Fulbright scholar Gulnara Musuralieva , "Environmental Issues in Central Asia;"
Nikolai Butkevich, Dr. Stephen Shenfield, Dr. Joel Moses Alexander Obolonsky, Martina Vandenberg, Alan Cooperman, Kyrgyzstani journalist Zamira Sydykova, Chechen foreign minister Ilias Akhmadov, Turkmen historian Shokrat Kadyrov, Dr. William Fierman, Dr. Brian G. Williams
In the past fifteen years Stetson's Russian Studies program has hosted the following:
Writers and poets Tatiana Tolstaia, Andrei Voznesensky, Evgeny Yevtushenko, Bella Akmadulina, and Anatoly Rybakov
Composer Alexander Raskatov
Artist Aleksandr Kalugin
The Honorable Roza Otunbayeva (Kyrgyzstan), The Honorable Dr. Yuri Scherbak (Ukraine)
Russian social scientists Alexander Fetisov, Alexander Yakovlev, Mikhail Guboglo, Alexander Gasparishvili, Gulnara Iskakova, Boris Topornin, Elena Iarskaia-Smirnova, Pavel Romanov, and Alexander Obolonsky
Russian space scientist Roald Sagdeev
Russian journalists Egor Kuznetsov and Tamara Kalugina
Russian eye-surgeon and 1996 presidential candidate Sviataslav Fedorov
Western Russian Studies specialists Archie Brown, Thomas Remington, John Armstrong, Caryl Emerson, Boris Gasparov, Michael Mandelbaum, William Fuller, Janine Wedel, and Jerry Hough
American astronaut who flew on the Russian space station MIR Jerry Linenger
Director of the Center for Political and Strategic Studies Susan Eisenhower


text:
|Okay - 24 reviews
Welcome to Hotel Real! This 3-star Linares hotel offers laundry facilities. Outfitted with a bar/lounge, you'll find the perfect place to have a drink. Staff can provide tour/ticket assistance. The hotel has a meeting room available for hire. Free Wi-Fi is available. There is also a safety deposit box at reception for all your valuables. Other amenities incl...
Overall Rating - Okay - 24 reviews
|no reviews
Located 300 metres from the city centre, Residencial Victoria Said offers accommodations in Linares. Free Wi-Fi access is available here. Rooms at Residencial Victoria Said feature cable TV, air conditioning and a private bathroom. At Residencial Victoria Said guests will find a 24-hour front desk. The property offers free parking. Residencial Victoria Sa...
|no reviews
Located 150 metres from Plaza de Armas square, Hotel Victoria Said Garib offers accommodations in Linares. Free Wi-Fi access is available here. Rooms at Hotel Victoria Said Garib are equipped with air conditioning, satellite TV, private bathroom and a dining area. The rooms also have a microwave, electric kettle and a refrigerator. Free breakfast is include...
|no reviews
Comfortable rooms with free Wi-Fi are offered in Linares, 500 metres from the town's main square. A daily continental breafkast is included. Primavida thermal pool is a 20-minute drive. Rooms at Hostal Wincayaren will provide you with a flat-screen TV, a minibar and cable channels. Private bathrooms also come with a shower. The picturesque village of Rari...
|no reviews
Boasting both a large outdoor and indoor pool, Hotel Termas en Panimavida Resort & Spa provides its guests with free Wi-Fi in Linares. The commercial area of Linares lies 19 km away. Rooms here have elegant wooden and upholstered furniture and classic pictures on the walls. Each comes with a private bathroom, TV and safety deposit box. Some rooms have a bal...


text:
Recent Headlines
in Sports
Buy a ticket? Psh! NFL teams selling memberships
The Kansas City Chiefs is changing the way football franchises view their most important fans.
in Sports
Thursday's Sports Minute
A look at the sports news making headlines today, Thursday, Aug. 28.
in Entertainment, Trending, Viral Videos
TODAY'S MUST SEE: Jimmy Kimmel's 'Friends' reunion
WATCH: Jimmy Kimmel wrote some "Friends" fan fiction and got Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow in on the act.
in Sports
Shaw's drowning rescue claim doesn't hold water
USC's star cornerback Josh Shaw admits to lying about how he injured his ankles.
in National
FBI investigating reports of cyber attacks on banks
Hackers may have have carried out cyber attacks against JPMorgan Chase and another unnamed U.S. banks in mid-August.


text:
Longer focal lengths compress the image more and result in a blurrier background. Like take a 70-200 and take a picture at 70mm and then take the same picture at 200mm with the same settings will result in a much blurrier background.
Why do people always write that longer focal lengths compress the image, when they actually expand the background?
Compression will give a sense that objects are smushed against a flatter plane of view, like against a piece of paper. Its flattering for portraits and macro.
Expansion will make objects seem farther from each other than they really are. Ultra-wide for example make rooms seem larger than what they really are. Great for real estate and unique compositions when getting close.
I love 50mm's as they do neither, But back on the OP, Id get the 100mmL. Its got hybrid IS which is awesome.


text:
October 24, 2003
Boston - Crews were working today to set up the stage for Friday's street dance in downtown Boston. On Saturday there will be a mini-marathon, classic cars, and arts and crafts throughout the town.
Ann McCrickard says this is going to be one of the best festivals they've had. "It's going to be a beautiful day," she says. "It's a wonderful little town to just wander around in and there's going to be something for everybody in the family."
Otis and the Porchlights will kick off the street dance Friday at 7:30 PM. The pancake breakfast begins Saturday morning at 7 AM.
posted at 4:24 PM by email@example.com
P.O. Box 3130
Albany, GA 31706
(229) 446-1010
FCC Public File
(229) 446-4005
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
Course Descriptions Block Scheduling School Calendar FAFSA
Scholarships etc. Guidance Staff Graduating Ask Us Principal Lampros FAQs
Need to email a teacher? Use first initial and last name (no space) @sau56.org (ie., John Doe: email@example.com).
Does is seem like children these days are slower to become real adults? Read this article from NPR about "Generation Next" and get some insight into why 18-25 year olds are taking their sweet time to "grow up."
Need a tutor? Check out tutor.com. We haven't had any experience with them but the press they've been getting seems pretty good. Let us know if you use them, please!!
JUNIORS ONLY (and parents) at the Annual DESTINATION COLLEGE Convention every spring. Check out the college fair, workshops on college issues, LUNCH, as well as scholarships and raffles! IT'S ALL FREE! Call 1800-525-2577 x119 for more info. Don't forget to register on-line!.
Plenty of training in LOTS of well-paying trades. Visit the New England Laborers' Training Trust Apprentice Programs.
Check out these helpful tips on paying for college!
How often a family eats dinner together is a powerful indicator of whether a teen is likely to smoke, drink or use drugs and whether the teen is likely to perform better academically, according to a new report from The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse (CASA) at Columbia University. For more information, visit: www.casacolumbia.org.
NAMI NH has many resources for parents, including Parents Meeting the Challenge and Parent Support Groups:
www.heath.gwu.edu: National clearinghouse for information on higher education opportunities for people with disabilities. The site also can be read in Spanish.
www.YesICan.gov: This is from the White House's Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans. Click on "Post-Secondary" to get to the information on college. It provides a good step-by-step explanation of types of colleges, testing, finances and the application process. The site also can be viewed in Spanish.
www.collegeparents.org: Facts, statistics, useful information and links to sites that may be of interest to parents who have children in college.
Check out the excellent NURSING program at Great Bay Community College at Pease! It's close by and quite inexpensive!
Is your junior in the top 20% of their class? St. Paul's School Advanced Studies Program (Concord) offers a time honored program to prepare motivated students for the rigors of college while providing them with a definite edge over their college-bound peers. 5 weeks during the summer of a student's junior year could make all the difference. Top NH students have been attending for 37 years - urge your son or daughter to pick up a catalog in guidance today.
Collegiate Summer Program for High School Students at the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts (Merrimack NH) is GREAT prep for college - along the same lines as St. Paul's Advanced Studies program (see above) - major enrichment! Students must have completed at least 2 years of HS. Give'm a call at 880-8308.
Have a college-bound child who's shaky on basic Math and English skills? Check out the Transitions program at Dover Adult Learning Center or call 742-2030.
FREE online pre-tests for the PSAT, SAT, and many others!! Go to http://www.testprepreview.com and click on the practice test of your choice. Great ways to prepare for these important tests!
Get your child to take this full SAT Practice Test on-line and not only get instant scores but also a report on strengths and weaknesses--for F R E E. Great for kids who missed the PSAT too! Look around this site for lots of other helpful info.
College Credits for SHS courses? You betcha! It's called Project Running Start and it saves students time and money. Learn more here.
Have you lost a loved one? Is it hard to concentrate? Difficulty with your memory? Sleeping and eating habits changing? Time to get some help: Attend a free grief support program (ages 18 - mid 30's) presented by Seacoast Hospice, whom we HIGHLY recommend. Call 1-800-416-9207 to register or for more information. (They offer MANY different programs too!)
Is your teenager heading for turmoil? Take this quiz! Helpful results as well as many resources await.
|Wonder what's going on in your teen's head? Hormones? Rock music? Boredom? Drugs? In "Inside the Teenage Brain," PBS's FRONTLINE chronicles how scientists are finding some new explanations for why adolescents behave the way they do. These discoveries could change the way you parent, teach, or perhaps even understand your teenager! Check out the site and/or borrow the video from guidance.
Check out www.WeeklyScholarshipAlert.org each week.
A scholarship just for JUNIORS that's worth up to $25,000! It's the DISCOVER CARD TRIBUTE AWARD and if your junior has at least a 2.75 gpa and dealt with a particularly tough challenge he/she could get between $2500 and yes, $25,000! Download an application today. Deadline is 1/7/06.
Does your son or daughter have an average to poor SAT scores and/or a not-so-great GPA and want to go to a 4 year college? WRITE START TUTORING can help such students create an awesome application for FREE. Call 659-1882 today.
Think your child can't go to college? Truth is they most likely can. Make sure you're not falling for any of these 10 college myths!
BRIDGES is the software used by the guidance department to access info on colleges, careers, financial aid, and much more. Bridges.com is the company that sells it. To access BRIDGES on the web contact guidance for the necessary ID and password.
Educational Talent Search (ETS) encourages limited income students from NH to pursue education beyond high school at two or four year colleges. An ETS representative meets with students at SHS every other week at no cost to eligible participants.
The Upward Boundhelps eligible high school students go on to and be successful in higher education. The students that Upward Bound serves must come from low-income families (with incomes at or below 150% of poverty) and/or are first generation potential college students (neither parent/guardian has earned a bachelor's degree).
Juniors and Seniors can start college early at YCCC (York County Community College). With a 3.0+ students can take college classes as part of the Early Studies Program in a ton of different subject areas!
The Relatives as Parents Program (RAAP) provides families who are caring for a relative's child an opportunity to meet for support and networking. Parenting a relative's child requires a great deal of support. Reach out and call the HUB at 749-9754 for more information on this helpful program.
If you would like to make a real difference in the life of a child with a disability, please consider becoming an Educational Surrogate Parent. Volunteers are urgently needed to represent the educational interests of children with disabilities whose parents are unknown, unavailable, children who are wards of the state, or who are court ordered to be represented by a Surrogate Parent. Interested individuals may obtain an application by contacting Bonnie at 1-800-232-0986.
FOSTER HOMES NEEDED in the Seacoast area. Contact Karen Magowan @ DCYF 332-9120 x179.
Like to get involved in your child's education but not sure how or what the best ways might be? The NEA has got some very helpful ideas for you!
Think that "experimenting" with alcohol and drugs is just "part of growing up?" You couldn't be more wrong....did you know THIS?
Top 10 reasons to raise NH teacher salaries. Bet you didn't know....
The Armed Forces wants your son and/or daughter, well, at least their name, address and phone number. We are required by law to provide this information UNLESS we receive a written request from you, the parents. Send it to Somersworth HS Guidance, 11 Memorial Drive, Somersworth, NH 03878.
"Hyper-Parenting" explains why it is better -- in the short and long run -- for parents and kids alike to slow down, do less, and generally turn the volume down on family life. Parenting should not consume every last bit of our time, money and energy. Its not good for us as parents, and its potentially dangerous for our children and their healthy development. Click on the "12 steps" box two-thirds down the page for some great tips.
We've just discovered a national tutoring company called Club Z that looks very promising. They offer a wide variety of services and are licensed by the state of NH. "Club Z! Tutoring Services provide one-on-one, individualized instruction for students and business professionals in the comfort of their home or office. Professional tutors are carefully chosen and specifically assigned, each exhibiting unique qualifications in their area of expertise." Call the Seacoast offices at 775-7200.
SASS - Sexual Assault Support Services offers support and informational groups for teens, teen survivors of sexual violence and their parents. There are groups for girls, women, boys, and non-offending parents of sexually victimized children: 436-4107 Crisis and support hot-line: 1 (888) 747-7070
Is college the answer for everyone? Definitely not! Read this article from the LA Times and get a refreshing reality check!
Need some help finding a job, an education, or a career? The NH Career Resource Network has got what you need! Tons of info and tons of help.
Is your child in danger of dropping out? Have they already? Here's some info on options to traditional high school in the Seacoast area.
How do you nurture your child's mental health?? Here's what the US Dept. of Health and Human Services has to say . . .
Seacoast Hospice runs several Grief Support Groups throughout the year. Visit their web site or call 1-800-416-9207 for more information.
Your son/daughter having trouble developing good study habits? Are you at a loss about how to help? HERE are some good pointers for both student and parent.
Girls and boys face unique challenges growing up in the 21st century, and as a result, parenting is trickier than ever. Are you up to date on the latest theory, issues, and research? Here are some enlightening links to help you help your child in these unprecedented times.
You and your teen doing the communication breakdown? Just can't seem get past the yelling and screaming? Here are some great tips on quelling the storm.


text:
MU/kU Commercial Shoot (Facebook Event)
In case anyone is available the morning of Thursday, Jan. 26 at 9 a.m., we'll be shooting a commercial featuring Missouri sports fans at Mizzou Arena. We're looking for fans of ALL Missouri sports (Tigers, Chiefs, Royals, Cardinals, Rams, Blues and NASCAR) to wear shirts for their favorite Missouri team. The commercial will air at halftime of the Missouri-kansas basketball game on Feb. 4 on the jumbotron, and will be posted online later as well. I can't get into really any more details at this point (more will be available tomorrow morning at the shoot), but I can promise that a) this will be an awesome thing to be a part of, and b) it's being done for an outstanding cause. Hit the link for more details, and please spread the word. Really want a lot of fans there for this, and I know I can count on RMN to come through!


text:
Posts Tagged 'buzznet'
Anarbor Premiere New Video, The Brightest Green
Anarbor have released their new video for The Brightest Green, exclusively on Buzznet.com. Anarbor's upcoming seven-track EP, Free Your Mind is set to release tomorrow and is currently available for pre-order. Check Out The Brightest Green Video http://anarbor.buzznet.com/user/video/3952751/anarbor-brightest-green/ Pre-order...March 9th, 2009 | Bands | Read More


text:
A four-year-old Lorain boy critically injured in a weekend house fire.
The fire started around 1 a.m. Saturday morning at a home on West 19th Street.
When firefighters arrived, the first floor of the home was fully involved.
It was reported that all occupants were out of the house and at a neighbors, and that one child was severely burned.
The child was rushed to Mercy Medical Center before being life-flighted to Metro.
According to the fire department, the entire house is a loss. The State Fire Marshall has been called to investigate.
Copyright 2013 WOIO. All rights reserved.
LIKE Us on Facebook Follow Us on Twitter Get Text & Email Alerts Download our Apps Send us photos & video More>>
1717 East 12th Street
Cleveland, OH 44114
FCC Public File
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
James has a number of interests, which he likes to enjoy in his down-time when not training or playing.
Amongst these interests he lists literature, theatre, art and shockingly for a rugby player, an interest in wine!
Some of these interests form part of his investment portfolio. Although despite many requests he has so far resisted the temptation to be become a theatre angel! His has active investments in both art and wine.
Two artists which he actively supports are Claudio Giannini and Iain Nutting. Although from different disciplines and cultures, there is shared simplicity of both form and idea in their work.
Iain in particular is an incredible talent. For a number of years he worked with Anthony Gormley - famous for amongst other works, his seminal sculpture - Angel of the North.
Iain's talent is quite amazing in its vision and creativeness, as he turns everyday, mundane objects such as fire extinguishers and alarm bells and boxes into wonderfully realistic and expressive creatures, animals and birds such as Cranes, Ibis and Lilly Trotters as well as Gorillas, Gibbons even meercats!
Click this link www.sculpture.uk.net.
James will post the occasional blog about his art and wine but for those who are interested in either Giannini or Nutting, we have listed the main gallery contacts who will be able to help you further.
Was born in Buenos Aires on 29th March 1952. He is a qualified psychologist who studied Economics and Philosophy in Argentina and Europe. He wrote the book "Siempre el Dinero" (Always the Money).
In 1990 he turned to his passion for art and begin to paint. His work is described as "Constructivo Rioplatense", which means he is one of the group of artists from the River Plate area of Buenos Aires. Most of his paintings investigate the power and meaning of signs and symbols and how they become integral elements of human beings.
His feeling is that signs and symbols are a means of communication for us all with the result we are bombarded by information in our daily lives. Giannini prefers to simplify his images to allow the viewer to interpret his paintings in their own way and as they see them at first hand.
In 1998 Claudio founded "Grupo Palermo" for like-minded artists and published his book "Manifesto Imperfecto".
His work is in demand and features in many private and public collections.
Born in 1961, Iain trained as St. Martin's School of Art, London and was assistant to Anthony Gormley, Turner Prize winner. Although he has a fine understanding of all the traditional sculptural techniques, his preference has always been for constructed metal sculpture, which uses the industrial welding process.
Iain draws inspiration from the natural world preferring when possible to work from life. He cuts and welds recycled metal into sculptures, which capture the very essence of his subject.
St Martin's School of Art
London Art Fair
Art London
Art 2000 at Islington
Art 99 at Islington
Art 98 at Islington
Courcoux & Courcoux Gallery Stockbridge Hampshire
Summer Exhibition at the Alresford Galley


text:
Republican House leaders Darrell Issa and Jason Chaffetz are going after Eric Holder and the Justice Department over the Fast and Furious scandal. As we know, the agency has been "stonewalling" Congress over the debacle. Why Holder and his minions haven't been canned is beyond me.
Issa confirmed that he has been green-lighted to go aheady and prepare a contempt for the legislative resolution against Holder.
"We have a few other options (but) to a great extent we've been stonewalled by the Justice Department," Issa said. "We have issued a subpoena," Chaffetz added, on a Fox News program. "We have bent over backwards to be patient and take time. (Holder) is leading us down a path where we have no other choice."
If Obama was smart, he would have thrown Holder under the bus years ago.


text:
Andrew Kent
Professor of Law
Curriculum Vitae [PDF]
Telephone: 212.636.6774
Office: Room 334
Telephone: 212.636.6774
Office: Room 334
Research & Teaching AreasForeign Relations; Constitutional Law & Theory; National Security; Federal Courts; Legal Ethics & Professional Responsibility
BioAndrew Kent teaches and writes about constitutional law, foreign relations law, national security law, federal courts and procedure, white collar criminal law, public international law and professional responsibility. He received his law degree from Yale and was a Climenko Fellow at Harvard Law School, an attorney in private practice and a federal judicial clerk before joining Fordham's faculty. Professor Kent's academic writing has frequently focused on questions of the Constitution's domain—when, where and for whom are constitutional protections are available. Current research interests include the relationship between the private business community and federal national security laws and policies. Professor Kent is a faculty advisor to the Center on National Security and the Fordham International Law Journal.
Selected Publications
- Are Damages Different?: Bivens and National Security, 87 Southern California Law Review (forthcoming 2014)
- Citizenship and Protection, 82 Fordham Law Review 2115 (2014) (symposium contribution)
- The New Originalism and the Foreign Affairs Constitution, 82 Fordham Law Review (2013) (symposium contribution)
- Judicial Review for Enemy Fighters: The Court's Fateful Turn in Ex parte Quirin, the Nazi Saboteur Case, 66 Vanderbilt Law Review 153 (2013)
- Evaluating the Palestinians' Claimed Right of Return, 34 Univ. of Pennsylvania Journal of Int'l Law (2012)
- Do Boumediene Rights Expire?, 161 Univ. of Pennsylvania Law Review PENNumbra 20 (2012).
- Habeas Corpus, Protection, and Extraterritorial Constitutional Rights: A Reply, 97 Iowa Law Review Bulletin 34 (2012)
- Boumediene, Munaf and the Court's Misreading of the Insular Cases, 97 Iowa Law Review 101 (2011)
- The Constitution and the Laws of War During the Civil War, 85 Notre Dame Law Review (2010)
- A Textual and Historical Case Against a Global Constitution, 95 Georgetown Law Journal 463 (2007)
- Congress's Under-Appreciated Power to Define and Punish Offenses Against the Law of Nations, 85 Texas Law Review 843 (2007)
- J.D., Yale Law School, 1999
- A.B., Harvard College, 1993


text:
What had been forecast to be a moderate winter storm for Tewksbury and the Merrimack Valley is beginning to pickup momentum and could wind up packing a pretty good wallop.
The latest forecast from the National Weather Service is now calling for Tewksbury and the surrounding area to get 6-8 inches of snow.
Snow is expected to continue through the night and a Winter Storm Warning remains in effect until Sunday at 7 a.m.
Visibility on the roads is limited and fog is expected to roll in around midnight to 2 a.m. making it worse. The low temperature tonight will be around 26 degrees. There will also be steady North winds overnight from 10 to 13 mph.
Click here for the latest road conditions and reports on accidents throughout the region.


text:
Parents with children already in private school will have to wait to find out if they will qualify for Alabama's new private school tax credits. The Alabama Legislature decided not to address the issue when it approved other changes in the Accountability Act on Thursday. The architect of the tax credits, Senate President Pro Tem Del Marsh, said the Republican majority was too divided over the issue to address it. Instead, it will be up to the state Revenue Department to decide. A spokeswoman for the Republican Department says there has been no decision. Marsh believes the law does cover those already in private school if they are zoned for a failing public school. Teacher lobbyist, Henry Mabry, predicts it will end up in court.
Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>
P.O. Box 8 Tulsa, OK 74101-0008
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 Worldnow and KTUL. All Rights Reserved.For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.


text: History & Culture Libraries Anacostia Community Museum Library The Anacostia Community Museum Library is a resource supporting the mission of the Anacostia Community Museum, which is to challenge perceptions, broaden perspectives, generate new knowledge, and deepen understanding about the ever-changing concepts and realities of 'community' while maintaining its strong ties to Anacostia and the D.C. Metropolitan region. National Museum of American History Library A premier American history collection including all areas of American history, advances in technology, the impact on everyday American life, and scientific developments. Dibner Library of the History of Science and Technology The Dibner Library is the Smithsonian's collection of rare books and manuscripts relating to the history of science and technology. Located in the American History Museum in Washington, DC. National Postal Museum Library Contains more than 40,000 books, journals, catalogs, and archival documents, and is among the world's largest postal history and philatelic research facilities. National Air and Space Museum Library A premier aviation and aerospace history collection, the library supports research by the Museum's curatorial staff and aviation researchers around the world Smithsonian Institution Libraries Research Annex Researchers must call or email Mike Hardy in advance of any visit to ensure materials are available for viewing. National Museum of African American History & Culture Library The Library will be on the second floor of the National Museum of African American History & Culture which is currently under construction and slated to open in 2016. The library collection will reflect the mission of the museum and support the research and documentation of all aspects of the African American experience. The Vine Deloria, Jr. Library, National Museum of the American Indian Supports the Cultural Resources Center, the George Gustave Heye Center, and the National Museum of the American Indian Museum.


text:
Videos > Kapri Styles > Beautiful ebony Kapri Styles feeds her hungry mouth with a monstrous cock
Foxy Black Butts Bring on them hot black asses!! An array of sexy black apple butts on parade just for you!! and just to make it even better - they are ready for a good old fashion fucking!! Whoop! There is a god!
Featured Pornstars:
- Kapri Styles


text:
su urban velo c'è una bella gallery del NAHBS 2013
Tags: bike porn, festka, nahbs 2013
This entry was posted
on Friday, March 1st, 2013 at 12:35 pm and is filed under News.
You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
Name (required)
Mail (will not be published) (required)
See all photos...


text:
Zach Revense
Omaha – (KPTM) – Nearly 200 hundred airmen and women from the 55th Wing were reunited with family members, just before father's day.
They've been gone three months providing intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance to upper level national officials.
The aircraft bring them back to Offutt Air Force Base flew from somewhere in Southeast Asia.
General Information:
Can't find something?
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 WorldNow and KPTM. All Rights Reserved.
For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.


text:
Edit: Adding Runeforges:
Rune of Glacial Freeze: Your weapon strikes have a chance to slow the target's movement speed by 10%, stacking 10 times. When the target reaches 10 stacks, it becomes frozen for 3 seconds, stunning it. If you use a weapon strike on a frozen target, it will shatter, breaking the stun, and doing triple normal damage.
Rune of Undeath: Each killing blow dealt with this weapon will raise an undead minion to fight along-side you. (Tries to match up with what you kill; kill a humanoid get a skeleton, kill a dragon get an undead wyrm, ect)
Rune of Festerblight: Your weapon strikes have a small chance to apply both diseases to your target, doing 100% more damage than normal for the duration.
Rune of Blood: Converts 10% of damage done and damage taken into health.


text:
Police are warning League City residents about a suspicious person who approached a child as he was walking home from school.
The child was walking home from school on Monday when the stranger approached him and asked the boy if he was locked out of his home and tried to convince him to get into his car.
The boy was able to run to a neighbor's home to report the encounter.
Police describe the stranger as a man in his 60s with white hair who drove a four-door vehicle with faded red paint.
Police have increased patrols in the vicinity of all League City schools, though the incident was reported near Hall Elementary School.
League City police notified Clear Creek Independent School District officials and have encouraged parents to teach their children how to respond to this type of situation.
Citizens are encouraged to report any suspicious behavior directly to the League City Police Department at 281-332-2566 or 911. Look for license plate numbers, make and model of the vehicle, direction of travel, and any stickers or defects on the vehicle.
Didn't find what you were looking for?
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 Fox Television Stations, Inc. and Worldnow. All Rights Reserved.
Privacy Policy | New Terms of Service What's new | Ad Choices


text:
Martin is the founder and energy behind Swiss Mobicamp. He shares his mobile industry insights, international contacts and intimate knowledge of the value chain with aspiring entrepreneurs, start-ups, corporates and investors across numerous domains throughout Switzerland. Martin is a Project Leader at CTI Invest and a 'Specialty Advisor' to CTI Start-Up. Over the last 14 years he has worked with and for some of the mobile ecosystems leading talent and companies including HTC, Nokia, Samsung, Skype, Sony Ericsson and Symbian. He is known among his peers for having an enduring reputation & natural talent for creating, fostering & nurturing communication and contact between individuals and companies. Martin lives in Zurich and has a Business Studies degree from the University of the West of England.
Agenda and speakers subject to change without notice up to the date of the event
Registration, Coffee & Networking
Opening Remarks
App Economy trends: developer sentiments, forecasts and motivations
The evolution of enterprise mobility - Mobile, First
Panel Discussion #1
Mobile Clinic
Workshop #1 - The latest innovations around Windows Phone
Workshop #2 - IP: Beyond Patents
Workshop #3 - Enterprises go Mobile
Workshop #4 - Monetising Mobile Services
Lunch & Networking
Mobile Clinic
Workshop #5 - Lessons from the epicentre of the mobile industry
Workshop #6 - Successfully working with nearshoring teams - do's & dont's
Workshop #7 - Business model disruption: decoding the masterminds of Google and Amazon
Workshop #8 - Mobile Apps – our daily companions but what about security?
An entrepreneurs journey to empower blind women through mobile phones
The digital living room
Investors on Stage
What do customers want from the mobile web?
Panel Discussion #2
Closing Remarks
Apéro & Networking


text: In a purely hypothetical opportunity, would you trade GO for another young center type? some friends and i were saying that we'd trade greg straight up for Brook Lopez, or even consider Greg + Rudy for Lopez, but i was wondering how blazer nation would feel about it. (for the record, i think greg could be one of the best centers in the league but i don't believe he can give more than 1-2 fully healthy seasons).