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Smoking on restaurant and bar patios and decks could be banned in Austin. It's an idea being tossed around inside city hall. But not everyone supports a full out ban on smoking.
In 2005 the city banned smoking inside bars and restaurants, pushing smokers out on to decks and patios. This would be an extension of that ban and one some businesses don't agree with.
At Doc's Bar and Grill on South Congress, the smoking area is on the patio.
"We have it on the out-most part of the patio to keep away from people as much," said General Manager Garrett Edwards.
Edwards says that means only the area where the picnic tables are located. But if the Austin Travis County Health and Human Services had it their way smokers would not be allowed on the patios or decks at all.
"There is no safe level of exposure to second hand smoke," said Dr. Phil Wung,Austin's health authority.
Dr. Wung says four of the five leading causes of death in Travis County are directly related to smoking or tobacco use.
"Smoking kills approximately 570 Travis County residents every year which is about 11 a week," Dr. Wung said.
It's why the city's health department has been actively engaged in this tobacco-free campaign. Dr. Wung presented some of these statistics to the city's early childhood council in December.
They supported the idea of a smoking ban on patios and decks and will be presenting it to city council members. Most of them told us had no comment on the issue yet.
But Edwards at Doc's is speaking out.
"I think that, I understand what they're trying to do and I totally get that. I think it's something that should be up to the establishment," said Edwards.
Edwards says when the city established the first smoking ban in 2005, some businesses were financially affected at first. He expects the same could happen again if an all-out ban is enforced.
According to Dr. Wung surveys show that less than 20 percent of people smoke in Travis County. So it could be a popular idea if it's put on the table.
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Motorola uses a noise reduction technology along with adaptive speaker control for improved quality. This technology is called the CrystalTalk technology and it was initially used in the Razr2 V8 and V9 of the company. Motorola has started to use the same technology to the Bluetooth handsets in order to improve the call quality. It is tiny and has a stylish design like the Motorola H680. The only change is the addition of the CrystalTalk technology. It is available for a price of $99 which is affordable.
It is recommended to be used with mobile phones and it comes with a separate charging cradle and a desktop stand. It uses a mono aural headphone that produces mono sound output. It is equipped with an in built microphone that also operates in the mono mode. It has a wireless transmission distance of about 33 feet. It is included with a power adapter as well as a rechargeable headset battery that provides up to 5.5 hours of talk time and up to 192 hours of stand by time. It has additional features like Volume control, Easy Pairing technology, automatic low power mode and CrystalTalk technology. It is provided with an ear hook to ensure security. It connects to handsets through Bluetooth Class 2 technology.
The headset measures 41x18x12 mm in dimension and weighs around 12 grams. It has a tiny and stylish design. The back side body is made of matte black plastic and is rectangular in shape. The front has a brushed metal design. The ear hook is flexible and there are four control buttons on the headset. They are the power button, call button and the volume up and down buttons. The headset has a bright LED indicator also. The call button is circular in shape and is located on the front side. It performs multiple functions. The LED status indicator is placed exactly below the call button. The volume rocker is present on the right side of the unit. The power on or off button is placed at the top. The ear hook is present on the back side. It is designed to provide comfort to the users. There are charging contacts on the back side of the device. These can be connected with either the charging cradle or with the desktop stand.
The LED indicator conveys a lot of notifications to the user. It has a library of notifications that are difficult to remember. One must be aware of all the notifications to understand what the headset conveys at a particular circumstance. Some of the functions of the LED are listed as follows. It glows blue thrice when the headset is power on or off. When there is an incoming call or when the user is making an outgoing call, it makes a quick blue flash. When a call is in progress, it produces a slow blue pulse. When the headset is in the stand by mode and there is no active call the LED makes a slow blue flash. It produces a steady blue glow when it is synchronizing with the handset. Once the pairing is over and the connection is made it flashes blue or purple rapidly. When it is idle without any connection it glows red. When the headset and the handset are connected and the call is in mute, the LED produces a slow purple pulse. It makes rapid red flash when the battery is low and it remains off when the headset is turned off.
The device enters the pairing mode as soon as the power is turned on. This makes the process of pairing very smooth. As it employs dual microphones in order to eliminate background noise and also to automatically adjust the noise levels, the sound quality is expected to be great. The quality of the incoming calls is impressive while that of the outgoing calls is not smooth. The users hear loud, natural and clear sound that is almost free from interference and static. The callers on the other side experience echo along with mild background hiss. In spite of using the CrystalTalk technology for improving the call quality and performance, it fails to provide excellent performance. The H12 has a good design and it has to be improved when speaking of its performance.

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Lee Jones, 45, Herrin, was arrested at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday on a charge of retail theft.
n Heather Basenberg, 24, of the 2700 block of Jones Street, was arrested at 10:56 p.m. Tuesday on charges of driving while license suspended/revoked and resisting/obstructing arrest.
n Jennifer M. Ivy, 41, of the 400 block of South 22nd Street, was arrested at 12:40 a.m. Wednesday on a charge of retail theft.
n Kimberly R. Carlton, 25, of the 600 block of South 23rd Street, was arrested at 3:20 a.m. Wednesday on a charge of criminal trespass to land.
n Donovan R. Grissom, 25, of the 2400 block of Casey Avenue, was arrested at 3:30 a.m. Wednesday on an out of state warrant.
A man told authorities at 6:57 a.m. Tuesday his roommate choked him at a residence in the 900 block of North Fourth Street.
n A woman reported at 1:03 p.m. Tuesday the theft of checks from her purse at a residence in the 300 block of Opdyke Avenue.
n A man told police at 1:55 p.m. Tuesday an air conditioning unit and copper wiring from inside a residence in the 1900 block of Lake Street were stolen.
n A man told police at 2:55 p.m. Tuesday his vehicle was broken into and damaged while parked in the 1500 block of South 10th Street.
n Security personnel at Kroger requested an officer at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday for an unruly female shoplifter in custody.
Maintenance personnel at the old Heartland Women's Healthcare Center in the 1400 block of McPherson reported at 11:34 a.m. Tuesday an air conditioner had been stolen.
n A woman told police at 1 p.m. Tuesday a registration sticker was stolen from a residence in the 1400 block of South 28th Street.
n A caller reported at 3:10 p.m. the theft of a television from a residence in the 300 block of South Second Street.
n A woman told police at 6:14 p.m. Tuesday her son's Wi-fi is missing from a residence in the 900 block of Conger Avenue.
n A man told police at 11:15 p.m. Tuesday his apartment door was kicked in and a DVD player and other items were stolen.
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Tiffany M. Kash, 27, Carlyle, was arrested at 7:40 a.m. Tuesday on a charge of forgery.
n Joshua T. Bradham, 25, of the 17000 block of East Ranch Road, was arrested at 3:05 p.m. Tuesday on a charge of residential burglary.
n Michelle A. Sutherland, 42, of the 400 block of South 44th Street, was arrested at 4:45 p.m. Tuesday on charges of retail theft, aggravated battery, possession of drug paraphernalia and resisting/obstructing arrest.
n Michael R. Scott II, 24, Woodlawn, was arrested at 10:02 p.m. Tuesday on a charge of driving under the influence.
A Bluford man was injured in a two-vehicle accident at 10:57 a.m. Wednesday at the intersection of Illinois Highway 15 and Marlow-Harmony Road.
Police said Clarence Burwell was eastbound of Illinois 15 when he was rear-ended by a vehicle driven by 18-year-old Casey Wright of Fairfield. Wright was given a citation. Burwell was taken to Good Samaritan Regional Health Center for treatment of his injuries.


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The Javelinas host the Saguaros at 8:05 tonight.
In Hawai'i: Caleb Gindl went 2-for-4 with an RBI in the CaneFires' 5-1 win over Honolulu.
All of Thursday's HWB action has already been canceled, leaving just two games left in the HWB schedule and clinching the West division for the CaneFires.
In Mexico:
- Casey McGehee went 1-for-4 with a home run for Culiacan. This was his twelfth consecutive game with a hit and his third consecutive with a home run.
- Chris Narveson picked up his second consecutive win for Hermosillo, giving up two runs on four hits and a walk and striking out five in seven innings.
- Alcides Escobar went 3-for-5 with a stolen base, a run scored and an RBI for Lara. He's now 5-for his last-8 with two stolen bases and two runs scored.
- Tony Gwynn went 1-for-3 for Magallanes.
- Hernan Iribarren went 0-for-2 with four walks for Lara, and scored two runs. Those four walks were a third of his season total.
In Puerto Rico:
- Carlos Corporan went 0-for-1 in his only AB for Caguas.
- Charlie Fermaint entered the game as a pinch runner and stole a base for Ponce. He's now played in three games but only gotten one at bat, a single.
- Martin Maldonado went 1-for-3 with an RBI for Mayaguez.
- Mike Rivera went 3-for-5 with a double and a home run, driving in three runs in his debut for Santurce.
- Steve Bray pitched his fourth consecutive scoreless outing for Carolina, giving up a hit and a walk in 1.2 innings.


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LAKE VIEW ROUNDUP: Wheeler's college signing a boost to Chieftan pride
SAN ANGELO, Texas - Lake View High School senior Myles Wheeler was fortunate enough to be offered the chance to play college ball. In late January, Wheeler, along with other high school athletes across the state, participated in National Signing Day when he signed to play college football for West Texas A&M.
The opportunity that lay before Wheeler is not only the chance for him to prove himself as a great athlete, but also a chance to showcase Lake View as a place where a bright future is possible.
Going into the 2011 football season, the last thing on Wheeler's mind was probably playing college football. Instead, he was trying to get used to new head coach Doug Kuhlman's philosophy and work ethic with the Chiefs. This past fall's record (0-10) was a showing that our boys in blue still have kinks to work out in the new offense and leadership of Coach Kuhlman.
When the season got under way, Wheeler was able to play for a few games, but the injury bug claimed him as well as other Chief football players in the season. Wheeler suffered an ankle injury that sidelined him for six games and was only capable to play in the other four. The injury disheartened Wheeler and his chances, he felt, of playing college football were going down the drain.
"A lot of schools stopped looking at me," Wheeler said, but he "had to give it a chance" to be recognized any way possible and to continue playing the sport he loved through college.
While the season's outcome wasn't what anybody wanted, the underclassmen jumped right into offseason training. As for the graduating class of 2012 seniors, there was nowhere else to go.
All that changed in late November for Wheeler when Coach Henton from West Texas A&M contacted him about joining their football team in the fall. The great news excited Wheeler and gave him that drive to work up to the collegiate level. Wheeler learned that he would continue to play safety in college under West Texas A&M's 3-4 defense. Whenever Wheeler is off the field and in the classroom, he will work toward a degree in criminal justice.
In the following months up to his signing day, Wheeler worked tirelessly in the weight room and on the track to stay in shape for his new destiny. Then, on Wednesday, Feb. 1, Wheeler got to sign a slip of paper that turned his mind, time and dedication over to West Texas A&M.
The feedback has energized Wheeler to new heights.
"Everywhere I go, whether it's at a basketball game or at the store, there is someone that tells me congratulations," Wheeler said.
Even though some of the people who greet him are total strangers, the congratulations "feel really good" to the senior. He also says that his parents, grandparents, coaches and support from his fellow teammates really helped him through all of high school, on and off the field.
As for the impact of his achievement on the "Tribe From the North Side," it shows that exceptional students walk through and graduate from the halls of Lake View.
"It doesn't matter where you come from," Wheeler said, "0-10 doesn't mean anything to what you can do."
Past Lake View athletes such as Myles Wheeler and other Lake View graduates motivate other student athletes today. Who knows, an athlete today could be recognized in Lake View's hall of fame down the road. Inductees such as Scotty Fraiser, Peggy Balkum Brandon, Rodney Cason, Beta Little and Charlotte Dehnel of this year's Hall of Fame ceremonies are just paving the way for Victor Muro, Dominique Howard, Priscilla Guzman, Amber Dubois and other star athletes at Lake View to join them in the Lake View Hall of Fame.
Lake View recognized and awarded students who participated in fall sports on Feb. 2 at the Fall Sports Banquet. Athletes who are already on their way to success in the future were honored with some of Lake View's most prestigious awards. For instance, junior Victor Muro was awarded the 110% Award in football and also is being looked at by Missouri University. In cross country, sophomores Marco Sandante and Daisy Gomez won the Holland's Awards, proving that no matter how little experience they have, there is still the heart, drive and Lake View pride with them.
Whether or not a future in sports is intended for the students from Lake View, one thing is for certain. The same Chieftan pride that drove the spirit of athletes from decades ago thrives in the heart of Lake View athletes to this very day. There will be a moment again when the success of Lake View High School will be recognized and respected in a light unseen since decades ago.
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If you're wondering why you couldn't access certain parts of the website today (February 1, 2007), it's because we upgraded our servers overnight.
This growing pain has subsided now and everything is falling back into place.
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8:20am Thursday 22nd November 2012 in News By Ellis Butcher, Reporter
VULNERABLE youngsters struggling to speak properly are likely to be casualties of £250,000 in budget cuts which will hit speech therapy services across Cumbria, it has been claimed.
Families fear that their children's development will suffer as they rely on the free NHS service, not just for improving communication, but for learning at school.
But the service provider — Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust — which is currently consulting on the shake-up, maintains that modernisation is necessary.
It has confirmed that there will be a 'reduction in senior posts,' with changes to the 'grades and roles of staff'.
But it says that this is to put more resources 'on the ground' with 'less time spent on management'.
However, a campaigning union believes it means the county's network of 40 therapists are at risk of redundancy for less-experienced, lower-paid rookies to be recruited to run a more widespread, but inferior, early diagnosis service.
Calling on parents and children to protest, Alan McGuckin, the Cumbria-based regional officer for the Unite union, said: "These cuts are being driven by financial diktats, and the plan is to replace highly-experienced therapists who have years of knowledge with therapists with less experience who will operate a basic screening service.
"You don't have to be a genius to work out that some of the most disadvantaged children in Cumbria will be hit."
Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust runs a South Lakeland and Furness service from the Fairfield Centre in Barrow and its Eden service from Carlisle.
It says that all its therapists have at least three to four years' training and it wants to make the service more widely available across Cumbria.
It also wants the service to be better at intercepting and treating communication problems before they become too pronounced.
Rachael Maskell, Unite's head of health, said: "The Cumbria situation is deeply worrying as it is another example of the direction of travel for the NHS in England under this Government.
"Services will either be stripped of cash, as appears to be happening in Cumbria, or they will be privatised."
The uncertainty and claims and counter claims are worrying parents of those children using the service.
Parent Becky Eden, a mum of twins, said that her daughter Lily, eight, had come on leaps and bounds having had full-time support from a speech therapist at her primary school.
Lily was born with Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome, a condition characterised by short stature, learning difficulties and distinctive facial features.
It has also led to communication problems.
"For us it is fear of the unknown and how our children will be looked after in the future," said Mrs Eden.
"We can't see how this service will stay the same or get better.
"Yet my child is an example of how well the current system works."
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More showers are on tap throughout the day today as a meandering, slow moving cold front moves toward the Carolina coast.
Our daytime high temperatures will move into the mid 80s under mostly cloudy skies. With tons of moisture in place, wherever showers pop up we will likely see some locally heavy downpours.
While severe weather isn't necessarily going to be an issue, some flash flood warnings have indeed popped up to our south and west this morning, so keep an eye to the First Alert radar if you have outdoor plans at any time today.
Wednesday conditions will clear some progressively throughout the afternoon as the front pushes southeast and high pressure begins to build in from the north.
High temperatures will run a few degrees cooler into the low to mid 80s. The drier air will move into the region making conditions a bit nicer for the end of the week with humidity noticeably lessened.
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My husband, Gary, had always been fascinated by his boss's way with women and often said he'd love to watch him screw me. I had to admit the idea was appealing.
My name is Caroline and I'm 24, petite and very attractive. Gary's boss. Bob, is a middle aged guy and handsome in a rough sort of way. Gary is a slender, nice looking man, and he's very gentle, especially when it comes to making love. Some time back, Bob started coming over to the house. The night it all started I was in the kitchen making a snack when Bob came up behind me and worked his hands up under my top to my tits. Damn, his hands were so big and rough. They turned me on. I laughed and giggled, wondering whether Gary had put him up to it.
Soon Bob's right hand was at my pussy. Gary came in and his eyes grew wide as he stood still and watched. After a while we all went back to the family room. I sat on the couch while they talked. Finally Bob got up and sat next to me. The room was dim except for the glare of the TV. Gary sat in the recliner across the way. Bob put his arms around me and pulled me close to him. Soon his hands were under my top and he was squeezing each tit and pinching each nipple. I squirmed and giggled. Now his right hand worked at my pussy and soon my pants were at my ankles. Gary was watching intently and rubbing his crotch. I opened my legs to allow Bob free access to my pussy. My juices started flowing.
After a while I knew that I was going to come and told Bob to finger fuck me faster. He quickened the pace until I was coming like crazy. Then Bob put my hand on the bulge in his pants. I thought he was going to take his cock out, but instead he said goodnight and left.
Gary was practically ready to explode and had me spread eagled on the bed in no time at all, treating me to the best screwing I could remember.
Bob came over unannounced about two weeks later. It was the same routine. Bob sat on the couch with me and Gary sat in his chair. The TV was on and it was sort of dark in the room. Bob took a position behind me and pulled me close to him. His hands were under my top. Bob told me how he had missed my tits and pussy. I didn't resist him. In fact, I smiled right at Gary as Bob took off my pants and opened my legs so he could do what he wanted.
In no time my juices were flowing. Bob kept asking me if I wanted him to keep his hand going. I pleaded with him to keep it up. He turned me to him and as he did, I discovered his cock was out of his pants. "It's your turn," he said. "Make it good."
I started stroking him and he kept asking if this was a turn on for Gary, too. Gary told him that he'd been fantasizing about watching this for years. Bob loved that. I kept beating his thick cock. After a while he wanted me on top.
Gary had pulled out his cock by this time. Bob fucked me good, saying how much he loved my pussy and how grateful he was to Gary for this outrageous sexual treat. I really enjoyed the fucking and soon Bob shot off. Gary was like a wild man watching his wife getting fucked by his boss.
After Bob left, Gary was thrilled to examine my sloppy, come soaked pussy. As he entered me, he kept mumbling about his boss fucking his wife. He was totally delirious.
You probably guessed it. Bob came back for more. He took up the same position behind me and went at my pussy while Gary watched from the recliner. He turned me toward him and kissed me, plunging his tongue into my mouth while his hand was still busy at my pussy.
Then he put me on my knees and guided my head down to his crotch. I sucked him hungrily, knowing Gary was rubbing himself across the room. After a short while, Bob pulled me up to impale me with his hot cock. He removed my top and now I was nude, riding my husband's boss. Bob was nude from the waist down. He kept telling me to fuck and fuck. I did. Gary turned on more lamps so he could see better. There I was, taking "boss cock," as Bob put it, with my husband jerking off while he watched. Then Bob came, shooting me full of his sticky stuff.
Bob said, "Take a turn, Gary." Bob pulled me close to him and kissed me and I raised my ass so my husband could take me. As Gary fucked me from behind, Bob talked to me, saying nasty things like, "We're going to do lots of fuck things. That young pussy is going to take lots of cock and come. I love fucking come soaked pussy. The two of us are going to double up on you and fuck you good."
With that, my husband came, and the come started dripping out of my pussy. Gary licked it up as I sucked off Bob. It was great!
Bob comes over on a regular basis now. Gary sits in his favorite chair with his cock in his hand, watching Bob turn me on. When the real fucking starts, Gary is often on his feet so he can watch up close as his wife takes on his boss.
I welcome Bob at the door. In fact, Gary insists that I answer the door without my jeans on. He wants my ass nude for the boss, ready to take "boss cock." Sometimes Bob takes me over one of the arms of the couch or right on the throw rug in front of Gary's recliner. One time I went to Bob's house and he had me call Gary and tell him what he was doing to me. Gary beat off while I was taking his boss on.
Once, at a party Gary and I were giving, Bob took me upstairs to a guest room and gave it to me. I was leaning over Bob's lap, sucking his cock, when I felt hands on my ass and heard Gary's voice hotly saying, "Well, would you look at my wife's beautiful ass! I'm going to enjoy fucking this ass!" Bob just smiled.
My mouth was full of Bob so I couldn't speak, but Bob told me to hold still because he wanted me to "take on another stud." Gary rubbed my wet cunt and I came and came and came. Bob kept telling Gary he knew how much he loved come soaked pussy. Gary groaned and rammed his cock inside me.
Bob asked me to move my head up and down really slow and lick and suck his cock as he beat it faster and faster. I knew he'd come soon. My husband pounded at my ass and kept telling me how wonderful I was for taking them both on. He groaned, "Take my boss. Give me your sloppy seconds. Suck that boss cock."
Suck and fuck I did. Bob left, totally satisfied, but not before telling Gary that he'd be back for some more of his wife's fine pussy real soon.
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The new PRIME product range of modular electric cutting/drilling equipment uses high-frequency current and digital processing.
The new PRIME product range of modular electric cutting/drilling equipment from Husqvarna Construction Products uses high-frequency current and digital processing. The PRIME Range includes the K 6500 and K 6500 Ring power cutters, DM 650 drill motor, WS 220 wall saw, and corresponding power packs (PP 65 and PP 220). Separating the power pack from the tool says the company, exposes the power pack to less dirt and vibration, prolonging service life.
The K 6500 Ring power cutter and corresponding air-cooled PP 65 power pack, says Husqvarna, are designed with low weight for ease of transport and handling when working in both interior and exterior applications in concrete, stone, and masonry. The cutter operates on both single- and three-phase power, with respective outputs of 7.4 and 4 horsepower. A companion power cutter, the K 6500, is designed for both wet and dry cutting in concrete, metal, stone, and masonry, and for cutting smaller window and door openings, pipe cutting, roadwork asphalt cutting, and pre-cutting pipe trenches.
The DM 650 electric drill motor operates on both single- and three-phase power, delivering respective horsepower ratings of 4 and 8 on the spindle. The tool weighs 31 pounds and uses a torque-boost feature that reduces speed to increase drilling torque if steel reinforcing is encountered. The DM 650 is ideal, says Husqvarna, for core-drilling diameters from 4 to 24 inches, and an 18-step adjustable speed range allows optimal speed for all drill bit dimensions. The drill motor is recommended for use with the Husqvarna DS 450 stand.
The Husqvarna WS 220 is a compact, lightweight, electric wall-sawing system for 23- to 35-inch blades and is capable of sawing through 15-inch-thick walls. The high-frequency motor delivers 8 horsepower on the spindle and can be operated on both single-phase and three-phase power sources. The head weighs only 42 pounds, says Husqvarna, simplifying transport and mounting. The blade's direction of rotation can be adjusted by the wireless remote control.
The FS 5000 D and FS 7000 D flat saws meet Tier 4-Final emission standards
The PP 518 is a highly portable, self-contained power pack. Its hydrostatic pump system does not use engine rpm to regulate flow, allowing more consistent and accurate flow, according to the company, for any hydraulic tool requiring 5, 8, or 10 gpm flow at 2,000 psi.


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Changing backend language fails on windows with 2.3.1
25 March 2009 at 3:32am
Hi experts,
I downloaded your brand new 2.3.1 and hoped that this will solve my problems with the backend language.
But it still doesn't work.
This is bad, as the docs now say SS should work with IIS 5.1 and greater.
I do have IIS6.
Everything else is working just fine.
But when I want to log in with an admin with default language = german I do get the following error
(this was also the case with 2.3.0)
[Warning] array_merge() [function.array-merge]: Argument #1 is not an array
GET /admin/security/
Line 14 in C:\inetpub\kunden\silverstripees\wwwroot\sapphire\lang\de_DE.php
5 * @package sapphire
6 * @subpackage i18n
7 */
9 i18n::include_locale_file('sapphire', 'en_US');
11 global $lang;
13 if(array_key_exists('de_DE', $lang) && is_array($lang['de_DE'])) {
14 $lang['de_DE'] = array_merge($lang['en_US'], $lang['de_DE']);
15 } else {
16 $lang['de_DE'] = $lang['en_US'];
17 }
19 $lang['de_DE']['AdvancedSearchForm']['ALLWORDS'] = 'Alle Wörter';
20 $lang['de_DE']['AdvancedSearchForm']['ATLEAST'] = 'Wenigstens eines dieser Wörter';
TIA Stephan
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Re: Changing backend language fails on windows with 2.3.1
28 March 2009 at 2:14am
Can please someone take care of this issue ?
It is really frustrating.
Everything else is working perfect with Silverstripe, also all of the modules I have tested are working great.
This is the only issue which doesn't work with IIS 6
I do need at least a hint where to look in the code.
TIA Stephan
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Obama: Beheading 'shocked the conscience' of the world
The beheading of James Foley was said to be in revenge for U.S. air strikes against the Iraqi insurgents.
Iraqi's Maliki steps aside, paving way for new government
Nuri al-Maliki finally bowed to pressure and stepped down as prime minister.
U.S.: Rescue mission for Iraq's Yazidis unlikely
A mission to evacuate Iraqi civilians trapped on a mountain by Sunni militant fighters is far less likely, the Pentagon said.
Maliki says Abadi's appointment as Iraqi PM 'has no value'
Nuri al-Maliki says the appointment of Haider al-Abadi to replace him as prime minister violated the constitution.
Power struggle on Baghdad streets as Maliki refuses to go
Iraq's president named a new prime minister to end Nuri al-Maliki's eight year rule, but the leader refused to go, creating a dangerous political showdown.
U.S. bombs Islamic State to prevent Iraq 'genocide'
U.S. warplanes struck Iraq for the first time since 2011, attacking fighters in an effort to prevent "genocide."
Israel withdraws troops, 72-hour ceasefire begins
Israel pulled its ground forces out of the Gaza Strip and started a 72-hour ceasefire with Hamas as a first step toward a more enduring end to the month-old war.
Lights go out in Britain marking WWI anniversary
Lights will be switched off at landmarks around Britain on Monday, marking the centenary of the start of the first World War.
Palestinians accuse Israel of breaking seven-hour Gaza truce
By Nidal al-Mughrabi and Maayan Lubell GAZA/JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Palestinians accused Israel of breaking its own ceasefire on Monday by…
Israel intensifies Gaza assault, Egyptians revise truce plan
Israel knocked out Gaza's only power plant, while Egyptian mediators prepared a revised proposal for halting its war with Islamist militants in the enclave.
U.S says Russia violated nuclear treaty, urges immediate talks
In another sign of deteriorating relations, the U.S. government claims that Moscow has violated the Cold War treaty.
Civilians killed in eastern Ukraine amid fierce fighting
Intense fighting between Ukrainian troops and pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine kills at least 19 civilians.
Israel strikes house of Hamas Gaza leader
Israel's military pounded targets in the Gaza Strip after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his country should prepare for a long conflict in the Palestinian enclave.
Israel warns of long Gaza war as Palestinian fighters cross border
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dashes any hopes of a swift end to the three-week conflict as Palestinian fighters launched an audacious cross-border raid.
Gaza fighting abates as diplomatic tension flares
Israel eased its assaults in the Gaza Strip and Palestinian rocket fire from the enclave declined sharply on Monday, with calls for a durable ceasefire.
Crunch time for Gaza truce talks as death toll climbs
The U.S. pressed for a Gaza ceasefire as the civilian death toll soared, threatening to spread Israeli-Palestinian bloodshed to the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem.
FAA lifts ban on flights to Israel as Gaza death toll tops 700
The U.S. has lifted a temporary ban on commercial flights to Tel Aviv, as fighting pushed the Palestinian death toll over 700.
Bill Clinton says AIDS-free generation 'within reach'
An AIDS-free generation is within reach if early treatment is provided and help increased, former U.S. President Bill Clinton says.
Plane with first coffins of MH17 victims leaves Ukraine
A Dutch air force plane carrying the first 16 coffins with the remains of victims of the downed Malaysian airliner is on its way to the Netherlands.
Airlines halt flights to Israel
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It's that time of the year when Lion's fans usually start looking towards the draft and hopefully who will the Lion's FO pick in the upcoming draft. I have poured through statistics and these prospects are who I have come up with. Most fit the Lion's current scheme and announced draft preferences. In no way, is this a round by round post, just who I have isolated first.
Onterio McCalebb - 5-10 175lbs, Auburn, RB/WR/ATH
Onterio is one of those unique talents our offense is missing...he can run the ball, catch the ball, and do well on special teams as a punt/kick returner. He is more of a 5th-7th round prospect, who runs the 40 in an estimated average of 4.38 secs. Some scouts believe he may have 4.2 40 speed. This prospect would effectively replace Jahvid Best who, lets face it, is better off retired. He is my absolute favorite prospect that I feel could help the Lions from day 1.
Jordan Poyer - 5-11 190lbs, Oregon State, CB
Jordan is one of the nation's top corners leading in passes defended if my memory serves me right. He has the prototypical size and speed. He is a 1st round prospect for sure with his play in the PAC 12.
Philip Thomas - 6-1 215lbs, Fresno State, SS/FS
Philip Thomas is an under the radar-esque talent that is one of the leading safeties in INT's this year in college football WITH a good non-conference performance seeing as how he plays in the Mountain West. He posesses good size and speed for a safety and could replace Louis Delmas or Amari Spievey. With the lack of INT's when they would help us, a ballhawking safety would help turn around our back four. He is also a Jim Thorpe Award Finalist this year.
Josh Evans - 6-1 205lbs, Florida, FS/SS
Josh is a rising safety talent from Florida who is on the NFLPA watch list for his play in the SEC. Slightly more diminuitive frame than Philip Thomas, Josh is someone who can play both safety spots, and could possibly have an impact in his rookie year.
Braxston Cove - 6-3 305lbs, Notre Dame, C/OG
Braxston Cove is arguably the nation's top center, alongside Alabama's Barrett Jones. He has been singled out by the Lombardi Award, Outland Trophy, and Rimington Award on their finalist ballots for his outstanding play. He possesses the prototypical interior lineman frame and the flexibility to move to guard as well. His interior line flexibility is another reason why I single him out. Schwartz is on record saying he likes multi-dimensional players.
Braden Hansen - 6-5 308lbs, BYU, OG/OT/C
Braden is a multi-talented lineman singled out by the Lombardi and Outland awards for stellar play. He does not have the prototypical interior lineman size, but has the talent to play any position on the OL. He may be a good mid round prospect that may come in to replace Peterman or Cherilus.
Zach Ertz - 6-6 252lbs, Stanford, TE *rJr
I seriously hope this guy leaves early. He is in my mind the #1 TE prospect for 2014 and a top 3 TE prospect for 2013. I would trade down into the teens or early 20's to nab this guy to replace Pettidrop....I mean Pettigrew. He is on record as saying he LOVES to block, and leads all TE's in receptions, and TD's if my late night memory is right. He is probably my second favorite prospect if he enters the 2013 Draft.
Quanterus Smith - 6-5 248lbs, Western Kentucky, DE/OLB
Here me out folks before you blast me about value picks. His stock will fall somewhat due to suffering a season ending injury. He is the nation's sack leader and TFL leader as well. He has the size we look for in DE's and can bulk up another 15-30lbs to have the elite frame. He is fast but strong as well, with a good non-conference performance this year against the big boys. If he was healthy, he would be a top 20 talent. He may slide into the 3rd round with his injury. I like him, but he would be a value pick if he slides due to injury.
Jaime Collins - 6-3lbs, Southern Mississippi, OLB/DE
Last, but not least, the best pure talent IMO at OLB in this upcoming draft. He could climb into the 1st round and he could easily keep climbing. He does have great speed, but not enough size IMO to transition to DE. He can easily replace Levy. He has the best non-conference record of any non-BCS league LB. A true talent with no evident red flags. My 3rd favorite prospect


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Hello everyone,
I've modified the sample BluetoothPointToPoint application that comes with the 7650 developer kit to use L2CAP sockets instead of RFCOMM. It seems to work fine, but one of the changes I had to make was to change the original server to read from the socket using Read() instead of RecvOneOrMore(). If I used RecvOneOrMore() (or even plain Recv()) I got a system error -5, which I believe is KErrNotSupported. Now, this has me a bit stumped because the only caveat mentioned by the API for RSocket is that RecvOneOrMore() (or Recv()) must be used on a connected socket, which my L2CAP socket certainly is. The only difference I can see about L2CAP sockets is that they are of type "Sequenced Packet", but I do not understand how this precludes the use of Recv(). Can someone please explain?
Incidentally, could someone also explain how come Read() will return after reading only 30 bytes into the provided descriptor, even though the descriptor is declared as TBuf8<32>? This seems to contradict the API documentation for Read() which says "The function only complete when the full amount of requested data has been received (or the connection breaks). This means when the descriptor has been filled to its maximum length (not its current length)."


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Plan Specification: HHF-1194
Total Square Footage: 1,152
Main Level: 822
Second Level: 330
Bedrooms: 2
Baths: 1
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Width: 62 ft Depth: 28 ft
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This unique pod-style house is in perfect harmony with nature thanks to use of natural building materials, organic profile and abundant windows.
The main volume includes, on the main level, a grouping of kitchen, dining room and living room. One wing provides a carport which also doubles as shelter for the main entrance. The other wing harbours a clerestory windowed, 9 ceilinged room which is suitable as a master bedroom, guest bedroom or den with adjoining full bath.
A spiral staircase winds up to the second level - a large open space also suitable as a bedroom, or flex room, again adorned by magnificent window configuration. This level also provides discreet access to the observatory above, ideal for stargazing or as quiet space to enjoy the view.
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Pileus Quadratus
Pileus quadratus is Latin for "square cap"
Are you graduating this semester?
Grad Fest is currently underway at Vanguard, an event in which soon-to-be graduates proceed through a series of information booths to assure that (at least on paper) their graduation day will be a flawless success. Among other things, students can have their picture taken while enthusiastically waving blue and gold pom-poms, and will spell thier names phoenitically to avoid mispronunciation on the big day.
The piece de resistance of Grad Fest is, of course, receiving the coveted ceremonial cap and gown in which one will so proudly pass across the graduation stage.
Sometimes, though, adult students decide not to walk the stage. They figure they've attended enough events, just send them a diploma in the mail, thank you very much. To be honest, I was in this category myself until I came down with graduation fever earlier in the year.
So today I happily navigated my way through a sea of booths handing out candy and pertinent information. I donned a goofy motorboard and shook a set of pom-poms for a silly picture; picked up five tickets for loved ones who are going to share the day with me; took a pass on the opportunity to order a class ring or yearbook; and helpfully told the registrar that my last name rhymes with "therapy".
I have my own cap (pictured above) and gown, and am counting down the days (thirty six!) until I wear them "for reals". I'm doin' this thing, and I'm doin' it right - I hope you are, too.
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ASC Walk-In Tutoring Center
Located in the Library Room 306, the new ASC Walk-In Tutoring Center offers tutors for undergraduate technical courses. Students can stop in the tutoring center to meet with available tutors for help with course material. No appointment necessary!
Summer Session II 2014
Tues, July 8 - Tues, August 19
Monday – Thursday 4:00PM – 8:00PM
Click here for detailed schedule.
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Tutors Not Able To Work: (Replaced By)
-Tues, Aug 12 - Tues, Aug 19 M. Scalzo (TBD)
-Tues, Aug 19 5-8pm A. Dardir (None)
To submit a tutor request for individual one-on-one tutoring for an Undergraduate Technical Course, click here.
What Students Are Saying About the Tutoring Center & Tutors
- I like that it's so easy to get help. I'm glad we can just walk in and get a tutor and not have to get a personal tutor if we don't want to
- Being able to just drop in at the Walk-In Center was AMAZING
- I have had so much help from the tutoring center and will continue to use it
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Three connected conical huts, echoing the design of early monastic dwellings, house the museum.
Three connected conical huts, echoing the design of early monastic dwellings, house the museum.
The small churches are called temples, a derivation of the Irish word teampall (church). The little, roofed church is Temple Conner , still used by Church of Ireland parishioners on the last Sunday of the summer months.
The largest building at Clonmacnoise, the cathedral was originally built in AD 909, but was significantly altered and remodelled over the centuries. Its most interesting feature is the intricate 15th-century Gothic doorway with carvings of Sts Francis, Patrick and Dominic.
Beyond the site's boundary wall, about 500m east through the modern graveyard, is the secluded Nun's Church with wonderful Romanesque arches and minute carvings; one has been interpreted as Ireland's earliest sheila-na-gig, in an acrobatic pose with feet tucked behind the ears To the west of the site, on the ridge near the car park, is a motte with the oddly shaped ruins of .
Overlooking the River Shannon is the 20m-high O'Rourke's Tower . Lightning blasted the top off the tower in 1135, but the remaining structure was used for another 400 years Temple Finghin and its round tower are on the northern boundary of the site, also overlooking the Shannon. The building dates from around 1160 and has some fine Romanesque carvings.
Gloriously placed overlooking the River Shannon, Clonmacnoise is one of Ireland's most important ancient monastic cities. The site is enclosed in a walled field and contains numerous early churches, high crosses, round towers and graves in astonishingly good condition.


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Smithfield, RI (Sports Network) - Rashad Whack tallied 19 points, eight rebounds and four assists as the fifth-seeded Mount St. Mary's Mountaineers used a second-half surge to take down the fourth-seeded Bryant Bulldogs, 75-69, in the quarterfinal round of the Northeast Conference Tournament at Chace Athletic Center.
Shivaughn Wiggins scored 16 points for Mount St. Mary's (17-13), while Raven Barber and Julian Norfleet netted 14 points apiece. The Mountaineers will take on top-seeded Robert Morris in the semifinals on Saturday
For Bryant (19-11), Alex Francis recorded 25 points, while Dyami Starks poured in 19 points. Vlad Kondratyev and Frankie Dobbs contributed 12 and 10 points, respectively.
Bryant controlled the first half, outshooting Mount St. Mary's from the field, 48.4 percent to 28 percent, as it took a 35-28 lead into intermission. The Mountaineers kept the game within striking distance by shooting 11-of-12 from the foul line in the opening 20 minutes.
Mount St. Mary's came storming back in the second half and used an 11-2 run to take an eight-point lead with 6:28 left. Bryant was never closer than four points of the lead the rest of the way.
The Mountaineers sealed their fate at the charity stripe with an outstanding 26-of-27 showing.
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ALBANY, GA (WALB) - The owner of a historic Albany restaurant hopes the third time is the charm. Hubbles Taste of the South opened on North Washington Street Monday.
Meats and veggies make up the main part of the menu. For seafood lovers, there will fish fries every Friday. This is the third time owner Peter Studl has opened the restaurant in just three years. He's hoping this venture will be successful.
Kitchen Manager Michael Bell said, "Well we just want everybody in the south to understand that we're here and we provide a great service and we believe you'll leave with a full stomach and a smile on your face."
Studl said, "We've learned and part of it is, we will get you in and out of here during your lunch hour." Hubbles is open only for lunch. Anyone who gives them a try this week, gets one dollar off their meal.
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The sleuths over on NeoGAF have uncovered a product sheet for Battlefield 3's upcoming End Game content expansion, revealing that the next DLC will mark the return of Capture the Flag and Air Superiority to the franchise, as well as dropships to perform both infantry and vehicle drops (thanks VG247).
Battlefield 3™: End Game delivers some of the most high-speed warfare to date across four vast maps. Race through enemy lines using the new dirt bike, bringing speed and agility to the Battlefield, or fight back aerial assaults with new lightweight AA vehicles. Coordinate lightning fast attacks and defenses in the return of the classic Capture the Flag game mode, or engage in massive dog fights in Air Superiority. In the skies, the new dropship introduces the ability to turn the tide with rapid deployment air drops of troop transports.Battlefield 3: End Game is due on PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 in March 2013 --likely with a two week headstart on PS3 once again, followed by Battlefield 3: Premium owners on PC and Xbox 360.
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Nothing...and I mean nothing could have saved this past weekend for myself as yesterdays game. I find out late Thursday that I've been selected to have to work on Sunday .... Then I have 2 very lousy days Friday and Saturday. Hoping to make it home for the game (which somehow happened) and I go from anticipating my 19 inch TV and my lonesome to walking into Pizza, wings n good beer courtesy of #2 son and #3 sons bud who also dragged over his HD D-lineman sized TV. Dam - other then yelling about a BS holding call on Freddies run I just kicked backed and gleamed. Mondays are just so much better after a win. Just left the Redskins site and actually almost felt sorry for them (not) while reading thier second half comments. It has been a very entertaining year so far. cpl comments if you plz...
1.) Now Pay Fred and Steve to start with.
2.) TO - went well ... who woulda thought
3.) Coach and Nix, we actually have brass I like - finally
Last but not.... > Great Win Buffalo....looking forward to the Jets...bring on the pain Bills > at the Ralph spanking.
Have most of my Family in Washington and better part of childhood friends all moved to Denver... Yesterday "evening" was great- not a call from the pouters. :)
Best Example of a non prima donna team that I've ever seen, Gotta love Fred...second time PAY the Man.


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NEWARK — Federal prosecutors say a northern New Jersey man had more than 46,000 images of child pornography on his home computer and other electronic devices, including hundreds that involved infants or toddlers.
Thirty-nine-year-old Khalil Survey of Lake Hiawatha was arraigned Wednesday on charges of possessing and distributing child porn. He faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted on both counts.
Prosecutors say the child porn images and numerous videos were found when authorities searched Survey's home last summer. They say that besides the images of young children, there also were many images involving sadomasochistic abuse.
Survey's attorney, Joseph Rotella, was in court on another case Wednesday afternoon and could not be reached for comment.


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- The Refuge Conference: The Shadow of the Almighty
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Looking back on history there have been sovereign moves of God that have dramatically changed people, families, congregations & even entire cities & nations. The one common thread woven into these great revivals & awakenings was prayer. This is why we emphasize prayer. Because Jesus did while on earth & is still doing the same in Heaven. He is coming back soon & is looking for faith on the earth, the faith of a Bride crying out for His Kingdom to come. We have two services. Sunday morning at 10:30 & Wednesday evening at 6:30. We are also open for prayer 24hours a day for people to COME & PRAY each Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
Recognize Jesus Christ as King. Then proclaim His sovereignty over the land (Mat 6:33). Stand with Israel. As a mother loves her children no matter what, we feel the same way about Israel. When we pray, "Our Father who art in Heaven…" may we remember our Father was & is & is to always be the "God of Israel". His Son, our Messiah, is Jewish, therefore we love the Jewish people. Fulfill the two great commandments. You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind. You shall love your neighbor as yourself. (Mat 22:37-39). Receive His love with all that is within you then give the love that fills you to Him & others. Equip the saints for the work of the ministry. Our first call to ministry is unto The Lord Himself. As the Levites were set apart for the work of the ministry so are the people of God today. We believe that God is building His Kingdom on earth in this generation. The Foundation of which is the Apostles and the Prophets, Jesus Christ Himself being the chief cornerstone (Eph 2:20).


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A couple items that I didn't see anywhere, and which I thought the gang might find interesting...
First: Tyler Johnson
(i got this from All-Baseball)
8. Tyler Johnson- Chosen by AÂ's from Cardinals- LHP
2002 MID= 2.00 96/121.1 132/42 7 in 22
2003 FSL= 3.08 79/79.0 81/38 2 in 22
2003 SOU= 1.65 16/27.1 39/15 1 in 20
2004 SOU= 4.79 48/56.1 77/37 4 in 53
While I normally would shy away from players that regress like Johnson did in 2004, lifetime 10.7 K/9s donÂ't come around everyday. I donÂ't find it shocking that one of the players I deemed as the greatest success was chosen by the AÂ's, who are definitely on top of this sort of a cheap bargain. But they passed last year on Frank Brooks, and it is entirely likely they could do it again. If, as I expect, Chad Bradford is non-tendered in a few days, Johnson has a chance of making this team. That will depend on whether Ken Macha will carry seven pitchers, and choose Johnson over Tim Harikkala and Justin Lehr. ItÂ's possible, though not entirely likely.
Chance of sticking: 35%
Interesting to note the comments about Lehr; guesss that part of the answer has been answered, and that there's mention of non-tendering Bradford.
All I remembered about him initially, was his Topps card that made him out to be something special (I think maybe cuz' he was drafter in 1st round?), but here's a quote from Beane
`We feel fortunate we could get a guy like Ginter,'' said Beane...
and speaking of BB, in the same article (taken from the link to yahoo in this diary)
``You always hope someone will make you an offer you can't refuse, as they should if we're considering moving one of the primary pieces of our team,'' Beane said.
I like that a lot, because to me it says that so far, he hasn't been overwhelmed with an offer (like say, a prize winning horse head in the bed?) for "one of the primary pieces..."
SWEET. I now laugh at myself for even thinking the deal w/ LA was a done-deal. That's not an offer I ever thought was too good to refuse.
Maybe they'll keep him !
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Okay I want to try to be as realistic as possible for this post, no dream scenarios just cold hard facts and real possibilities (in my opinion of course)
Brandon Albert:
First lets talk about Brandon Albert it seems we have backed ourselves into a corner with all the reports that have come out about us wanting to trade him. There is just one thing... we haven't traded him yet. Teams like the Cardinals, Lions, and Dolphins you would think would have been all over this and the deal would have been done already. I feel Albert is viewed as an average left tackle by the majority of teams in the NFL and average doesn't garner 2 second round picks or a second and a third round pick. If this is the case it is in the Chiefs best interest to keep Albert and try to sign him to a long-term team friendly contract, and if not let him play on the tag this year.
We Won't Draft an OT With The Number 1 Pick:
This kind of plays off of us not being able to trade Albert, there would be no point for us to draft either Joeckel or Fisher at 1 if we can't trade Albert. I think Reid and Dorsey feel confident in Stevenson to handle either tackle spot, I think they would prefer him on the right side though, that is why Schwartz was brought in to push Stevenson. So why draft a tackle then you risk not having Stevenson get any playing time, because you aren't going to sit your new number 1 pick or Albert at the contracts you would be paying them.
We Won't Trade The Number 1 Pick:
I am not going to say it isn't impossible for us to do I am just going to say if someone trades us I will be totally shocked. With us the Jags and the Raiders reportedly looking to trade down, I see no reason for anyone to feel that need to come all the way up to number 1. We are going to make calls but ultimately we will be stuck and have to take who we think is the BPA and fits our team.
We Need Pass Rushers:
I know that we have (what I consider to be ) tow of the best pass rushers in the league, but we need sacks more than pressure. Too often last year I watched Hali and Houston explode off the edge, beat the right and left tackle easily to only have the QB step up into an empty pocket where he could easily complete a pass or take off running. There is no doubt we need someone else that can rush the passer. We have addressed the secondary and with the moves that we made I can see us playing a lot of man coverage and blitzing 60-65 percent of the time. I believe our secondary will be one of the best units in the league with a better pass rush expect our corners and safety's to create turnovers, like the Bears did last year.
We Will Address ILB Twice In The Draft:
In my opinion this is the weakest position on this tam, losing tackling machine Belcher last year really hurt us. I think Reid and Dorsey know there is some good value to be had at this position in rounds 3-5, I think we will draft an ILB with one of our 3rd round picks and our 5th round pick.
My Chiefs Mock:
Round 1 Pick 1: Dion Jordan- This guy is a beast of a man will provide that other pass rush this team desperately needs.
Round 3 Pick 63: Da'Rick Rogers- Strong, physical receiver that may not fall this far but if he does we snag him without thinking about it. He becomes our starting number 2 receiver before training camp is over.
Round 3 Pick 96: Kiko Alonso- The first of two ILB I think we take in this draft, Dion Jordan didn't work out at Oregon's pro day but Alonso did and guess who was there both Reid and Dorsey.
Round 4 Pick 99: Kahled Holmes: Solid center prospect could take Hudson's job and Hudson could potentially kick into LG he has played that position before in college.
Round 5 Pick 134: Nico Johnson- The second ILB we take in this draft, would create good competition and good depth as well as two potential starters when DJ leaves or retires.
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SHERMAN -- On a day set aside to honor a man whose words still resonate 46 years after his death, Austin College hosted a musical tribute to set the tone.
Monday morning, members of the Sherman Federated Choir performed at a Martin Luther King Jr. celebration on-campus.
They were accompanied by Keron Jackson, the keynote speaker and vocalist from the Dallas area.
"It is definitely an honor only because I looked up to him so much," an honor
Jackson grew up in poverty, was abused and had drug-addicted parents.
At one point was homeless and penniless because he says he chose not to sell drugs.
He was eventually taken in by a Christian family and earned an education.
"Those people kind of nursed me back to life because when you're homeless, you know, it's just a horrible way to live because you don't feel like your life is worth living," Jackson said.
Jackson now makes a living traveling the nation as a professional opera singer, actor, evangelist and motivational speaker.
"I think that's what it represents," Austin College senior Robert Hutton said. "We all have a chance to do something great."
"Martin Luther King had a dream," Jackson said. "I believe that I'm a culmination of that dream. Black people and white people helped me to become successful and I think Martin Luther King would give me a thumbs up on that."


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A Watford charity celebrated its 20th birthday on Tuesday by enjoying a slice of cake.
Home Start Watford and Three Rivers invited residents along to get a chance to meet past and present volunteers, trustees, founders and supporters and view boards displaying 20 years of memories.
Jane Greaney, from Home Start, said: "It was a fabulous day and a really wonderful, relaxing afternoon.
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We've all heard flipping houses can be quite profitable, and it turns out Tampa may be one of the best places to flip.
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Book excerpt from Allen West's 'Guardian of the Republic'
Story | Apr 1, 2014 | 4:20 AM
Book excerpt from Allen West's 'Guardian of the Republic'
Story | Apr 1, 2014 | 4:20 AM
Three veteran congressmen announce plans to retire
Story | Dec 17, 2013 | 3:56 PM
Who's a racist?
Column | Sep 27, 2013 | 12:30 PM
On MSNBC's Ed Schultz program Friday night, the former chief of staff for Colin Powell, retired Army Col. Lawrence Wilkerson, said, of the Republican Party, "My party is full of racists ... and the real reason a considerable portion of my party wants...
Mitt Romney on 'Fox News Sunday'; Bob Woodward on 'Face the Nation'
Story | Mar 1, 2013 | 4:41 PM
The guest list will be more star-studded than usual this Sunday morning. It should be especially fascinating to hear the discussion about whether the White House is threatening reporters. Bob Woodward of The Washington Post has said he was made...