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Trekking Across the Edge of the Valley
Kathmandu Valley trek
Trekking near Kathmandu city will take you across the edge of the Kathmandu Valley and up into the mountains. It will give you a good impression of local mountain life and the history, culture and religion of this country. The trek leads through terraced farmland with breathtaking views of the mountain ranges and through a couple of historic towns and small rural villages where you'll feel like you've stepped back in time. The stone temples and traditional Nepalese architecture add to the magical atmosphere, especially when the sun creeps over the mountain peaks and the buildings turn a beautiful golden red hue.
When trekking near Kathmandu you'll be staying in small, basic and well located hotels; 2 with great mountain views and one right in the heart of old Bhaktapur city. As you are staying in hotels no sleeping bag is required on this trek! Need some advice or inspiration? Have a chat with one of our India travel specialists on 01273 322044.
4 days / 3 nights
Daily departure
Simple mountain guesthouse in Dhulikel and Nagarkot and a centrally located guesthouse in Old Bhaktapur. Comfort Level 2/3 (see accommodation).
£225 per person - based on 2 people sharing a private trek
£178 per person - based on 1 person joining a group trek
3 nights accommodation (inc breakfast), transport, english-speaking guide and 1 porter between 2.
Private car transfer
|All other meals, local bus fare, admission fees for temples and squares (approx US $15)
Day 1: Trekking near Kathmandu - Kathmandu to Dhulikel
Travel time: approx 1-2 hour by car and 6-7 hours trekking
When trekking near Kathmandu, you'll be picked up at your hotel in the morning by our driver who will transport you to the starting point of the trek. Weaving through the heavy traffic, you'll head out of the city to the quiet village of Panauti. The journey will take just over an hour depending on the traffic. From here, you'll continue on foot up to the holy Namobuddha, which means 'Hail to the Buddha'. The name of the stupa is linked to one of the 'Jataka' legends recounting the previous lives of Buddha and it's one of the most important pilgrim sites in the valley, particularly for Tibetan buddhists. The many flags and pilgrims dressed in colourful robes form a vibrant display around the bright white dome of the stupa. Today is the longest day of trekking on this route with some steep climbs and more easy-going stretches too.
|After lunch (not included) in one of the small restaurants you will set off on a hike through the countryside to Dhulikel. When trekking near Kathmandu you leave the urban landscape behind and pass through fields, small villages and forest. So, you'll get a good feel for rural life in Nepal. Dhulikel is a beautifully preserved Newari town made up of traditional stone houses reaching 4-5 storeys high. Traditionally, they're home to large families with often as many as 50 relatives all living under one roof. You'll stay in a small hotel on the outskirts of town with great views of the surrounding mountains. When trekking from kathmandu the views are particularly beautiful at sunrise. The accommodation is small, comfortable hotels rather than the very basic lodges on the other trek routes. It's great to have a hot shower and some good food after a hard days trekking!
Day 2: Trekking from Dhulikel to Nagarkot
Travel time: approx 5-6 hours trekking
After a night in Dhulikel, the your trekking near Kathmandu continues to the village of Nagarkot, the highest point in the Kathmandu Valley. It's a scenic walk of about 4-5 hours through green terraced fields and, if the weather is clear enough, fantastic views of the mountains. If you are tired your guide might suggest, on one short leg of the journey that you can jump on a local bus for a few kms. Nagarkot, which lies to the north-east of Bhaktapur and approx 30km to the east of Kathmandu, was once a military post but is now a popular destination for walkers and cyclists. The village has a great panoramic vista of the Himalayas. The view is particularly memorable at the end of the day, when the sun slowly sets beyond the horizon and the mountains glow in the evening light or at dawn.
Day 3: Trekking from Nagarkot - Bhaktapur
Travel time: approx 3-4 hours trekking
Today is the easiest day of this trekking near Katmandu module and is mostly downhill to Bhaktapur, again passing through fields and farmland. After about four hours trekking or so you will reach Bhaktapur. Your guide may suggest you take a local bus ride from Changunarayan to Bhaktapur to avoid walking along a section of road. Then you'll get to Bhaktapur sooner. Here, you can have a drink and rest your feet on one of the many rooftop terraces the look out across Durbar Square before setting out to explore the town. Durbar Square is the central town square which is also where you'll find museums, temples and galleries selling traditional thankas (colourful paintings depicting the life of Buddha and other religious scenes). In the middle of the square you'll find the Nyatapola Temple. Reaching a height of over 30 metres, this is the highest temple in Nepal.
|After lunch you can head out to explore the area. Bhaktapur is quite remarkable as it has hardly changed since the Middle Ages. Throughout the town you'll find medieval buildings with beautiful wood carvings and, as the town is largely pedestrianised, it feels almost like a huge open air museum. We've deliberately planned an overnight stay in Bhaktapur in this itinerary so that you can explore the town outside of peak hours. With most of the tourists gone, the town suddenly becomes quiet and peaceful and you get a feel of what the place was like hundreds of years ago. Wandering through the narrow alleyways, you pass local women spinning wool behind their spinning wheel and threshing rice by hand. At this point on your trekking near Kathmandu trip, you'll stay in a small cosy hotel right on Durbar Square
Day 4: Transfer from Bhaktapur back to Kathmandu.
Travel time: approx 1-2 hours by car
After a quiet night, you can enjoy a relaxed breakfast on the rooftop terrace with views across the square, where old men shuffle by with wooden carts while little old women knit and chat on the temple steps. The slow pace of life here is quite a contrast to Kathmandu's Durbar Square. After breakfast, the trekking near Kathmandu tour ends, and your driver will take you back to Kathmandu.
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3:13pm Wednesday 9th April 2014 in News By Bill Jacobs, Local government reporter
THE judge in Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans' trial for rape and other sexual offences this afternoon sent the jury out to consider their verdicts.
Mr Justice Timothy King said the alleged rape and sexual assaults at the defandant's Ribble Valley home were 'the critical charges'.
Former Commons deputy speaker Evans faces nine charges against seven young men, said to have taken place in Parliament, at a Tory conference, his home in Pendleton, and a London bar.
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Orf is a highly contagious viral disease that causes painful scabby lesions on the lips and nostrils of affected animals. It is a significant welfare problem for both sheep and goats not just in the UK but worldwide and is regarded as being in the top 20 most important viral diseases affecting the rural poor in developing countries.
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- Although there is a vaccine against orf available, it is a fully virulent virus that can cause disease in its own right. For that reason its use is limited to farms which a known problem with the disease and cannot be given to sheep 7-8 weeks before they are due to lamb.
- Although the vaccine against orf is useful in reducing the effects of the disease on farms which have a history of orf, they do not provide long lasting solid immunity to orf and may contribute to the environmental pool of infection.
- Thorough disinfection of farm buildings is very important in the control of this disease as it is generally considered that the year to year spread and persistence of orf in sheep is based on animals becoming infected with virus shed into the environment from previously infected animals
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- Some anti-viral drugs have been shown to be effective in killing the orf virus, but these are currently not licensed for the treatment of this disease. The topical application of antiseptics, however, may reduce bacterial contamination of the lesions and help prevent secondary complications.
- The symptoms of orf are very similar to those of foot and mouth disease virus and blue tongue virus, so orf is an important differential diagnosis for other pathogens like these.
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We graduated 11 guys off last years team, so were young and the underdogs this go round, for sure, said Cardinal Newman coach Eric Goff.
CNs only loss to a SCISA foe was a recent nail-biter against Hammond, a match which saw the Skyhawks emerge with the win in the final bout of the night.
Practice this week has been intense, said Goff. I can tell our guys want to win. If nothing else, I know theyll go out and give it their all.
Cardinal Newmans team leaders are seniors Nathan Hayes (138 pounds) and Matt Wilson (152). Hayes has two individual championships, including last year at 132, and one runner-up finish on the resume. Wilson is a two-time champ with the most recent triumph coming at 152 a year ago.
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A lot of fans are down on the Padres after losing three close games to the Mariners this weekend. While each loss was painful, it is not a time to panic. This team is still one of the top two or even the best team in the NL. We are in first place, even tough we have a 11-14 record in 1-run games. Statistically we are underachieving by 3 games in the win column (the last three season are record was pretty close to our run differnetial, which right now is the BEST in the NL, and only behind the Red Sox).
Arizona is playing out of their ass, they have gotten every lucky break so far this year (at least statistically) and still are only in a virtual tie with us (17-8 in 1-run games). I am of the belief that over 162 game season all the luck will even out and the Padres will have the best record in the NL. When the Yankees won their last WS, they were swept by the last place tigers in a 3 game series and was outscored something like 32-5.
Keep the unicorns and rainbows ready for the postseason, enjoy our great city and our fun team.
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"I was very keen he should be a positive character. I feel this quite strongly... So many black characters in TV drama are victims and things are not going well for them... Even when they're positive, even when they're sympathetic, everything's terrible. I feel for black young men and women. It's very important that you see people on the screen who are not victims. This guy is not a victim. He is a very successful entertainer, a very positive guy, very attractive, and there's no negative side, and that was important to me."
Some worth-sharing comments made by Downton Abbey creator Julian Fellowes, to the UK's Daily Mirror, regarding his decision to introduce a black character to the show's cast for its upcoming fourth season, as well as the decisive choices he made for the character - a character who will be played by Gary Carr, likely best known as the young ambitious cop Fidel Best on the BBC series Death in Paradise.
The series premieres in the UK next month, although it won't debut on USA screens until January 2014 - an eternity to fans most likely, meaning, PBS should expect and be ready for the likelihood that there'll be some Stateside online piracy between October and January. See my most recent Luther inquiry for more on that.
In the upcoming fourth season, Carr will play a singer at an exclusive night club, described as charming and charismatic, who will stir things up a bit at Downton.
Needless to say, I'm sure the character will be under intense scrutiny by black audiences when the season premieres, and he makes his debut, and Gary Carr's life is likely about to change a bit, as more of the world becomes familiar with him.
Thanks Angie for the heads-up on the above quote.
Adriana | October 2, 2013 10:29 AM
I love Downton Abbey so much but seriously it gives me heart ache like no other show.. I'm still not over Sybils death and from someone who has watched alot, and I mean alot, of tv-series.. Sybils death was the most painful thing I'd ever seen on Tv.. It's still so hard to watch I think, and now watching Mary go through all that pain.. it feels so unbelievably real.
Walter Harris Gavin | September 7, 2013 11:14 AM
Find 'n dandy. But are we ever seeing the story from "his" point of view. If he's just a character on some "white" person's story, what's the point? In that case 'victim' or 'hero' doesn't matter, he's just window dressing.
Kelly | September 7, 2013 9:10 AM
Say what now. Come again.
Toussaint | September 7, 2013 12:28 AM
Not a victim. Just an entertainer. Oh, a successful one.
Stagolee | September 6, 2013 11:18 PM
I wish we could get a little more of this in our own cinema.
ALM | September 6, 2013 8:36 PM
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B2b companies beef up their web sites, borrowing from b2c retailers and breaking new ground.
Five years ago online sales accounted for about 9% of revenue at Allied Electronics, a distributor of electronic components. Today that's 41%.
"We wouldn't be successful in this business if we didn't have an e-commerce site," says Dan Stewart, director of e-commerce. "We wouldn't be in the game at all."
It's an increasingly common refrain at companies whose customers are not consumers, but other businesses or government agencies. Business-to-business e-commerce is growing rapidly, especially among wholesalers and distributors like Allied Electronics that stock many goods and have many customers. A well-designed web site lets those customers quickly find what they need and buy it, taking advantage of prices the buying organization has negotiated.
Among wholesalers, the category of electronic transactions that includes sales through web sites grew at 34% per year from 2000 to 2009, the U.S. Commerce Department says (see story on page 34.) And b2b executives are well aware of the power of the web: In a survey of 160 b2b e-business professionals last year, 93% called the web channel the number one tool customers use to make decisions, says Endeca Technologies, a provider of site search and navigation technology that sponsored the study. Endeca is a part of Oracle Corp., which acquired it late last year. Recognizing that their customers are using the web more, both in their professional and personal lives, more b2b companies are investing in making their web sites as appealing and easy to use as the retail sites purchasing agents peruse when shopping for themselves.
"We're seeing the b2c-ifying of b2b," says Andy Hoar, a Forrester Research Inc. analyst who covers b2b e-commerce. He says b2b sites can benefit by improving their site navigation and search, merchandising and checkout. "Not everything from b2c will work," he says, "but a good chunk of it will."
Big projects
But giving b2b Amazon-like appeal is just part of the job: b2b commerce sites must offer features not found on b2c sites—and often that requires custom development.
E&T Plastics, for example, is in the midst of developing its first e-commerce site to sell plastic sheets, rods and tubes, and finding little it can use off the shelf. "Almost every feature we're putting in is a customization for us," says Pam Aungst, the e-commerce director E&T hired last year from DIYControls, an e-retailer that serves both homeowners and businesses. Among the features being designed for E&T by site developer Commerce Generation are showing availability by warehouse so customers can know how quickly they can obtain products, a price calculator that includes the cost of cutting pieces of plastic, and providing the name and phone number of the customer's sales rep.
E&T, a privately held company with annual revenue in the range of $50-$75 million, expects to be able to build its site for under $100,000 and complete the project in six months. But Aungst expects it will cost at least another $50,000 to integrate the e-commerce site with its aging Visual AccountMate accounting and inventory software from AccountMate Software Corp.
That's still modest compared to the challenge facing big wholesalers and distributors that sell to customers in scores of countries, adding complexities of language, culture and payment methods. Those projects can take years to roll out and cost millions of dollars.
But many b2b companies have recognized that purchasing agents also are consumers who are used to shopping online and expect to be able to shop the web at work, even if they're buying coils of metal or tubs of solvents. Here is a sample of some recent b2b e-commerce projects:
- Punch Taverns, a supplier to some 5,000 pubs in the United Kingdom, says 1,600 pubs are now ordering from its b2b web portal launched in spring 2010 and developed by Snow Valley, which has since been acquired by Micros-Fidelio UK Ltd., which is a subsidiary of store and web commerce technology provider Micros Systems Inc. The web portal now accounts for 21% of the company's business.
- Office supplies chain Staples Inc. launched a redesigned version of its b2b web site in November. The company's b2b division, Staples Advantage, generates more than 90% of its business online.
- Kennametal Inc., a manufacturer of metalworking equipment with plants in 60 countries and annual sales of $2.4 billion, is redesigning its web portal, working with consulting firm Acquity Group, aiming for a March 2012 launch.
- Ingram Micro Inc., which distributes software on behalf of 1,400 suppliers to corporations and 185,000 resellers in 150 countries, has moved $5 billion of its $35 billion in annual sales to the web, as it gradually roles out e-commerce in markets around the world over several years.
Beyond b2c
One thing all these projects have in common, it is that they have complex requirements that, as in the case of E&T Plastics, go beyond the demands of e-retail sites, requiring extensive custom development and careful testing with customers.
Take Allied Electronics, which sells 1.7 million SKUs through its e-commerce site, AlliedElec.com. Each of those SKUs must be defined precisely so a customer can be sure of ordering the right component the first time. "If I have a sensor on my factory floor and it's broken, I need that sensor to keep producing the goods I produce," says Allied's Stewart, explaining the pressure on a typical client.
To accomplish that, Allied defines its components by as many as 15 parameters so a customer searching for a high-voltage power relay will see only products that meet his needs. By contrast, a piece of apparel on a recent site might require just a handful of filters—such as size, color, material, brand and price—to enable a shopper to find the item she wants.
Allied worked with Endeca to develop that site search and navigation system, which launched in April 2006. The system also allows Allied to merchandise new or higher-margin products, by showing those items high up in search results. That merchandising capability has increased the average order value at AlliedElec.com by about 10% since the distributor introduced the Endeca system, Stewart says.


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Ok, so i absolutely hated the Maybin pick and almost died when we did not take Orakpo. I know, its old and its pointless to cry over spilt milk, but it isn't pointless to learn from your MISTAKES. If you watch this guy, that Gailey is "so high on," he looks just like Maybin. Same size, and literally just tries and run around Offensive tackles. He does NOT have the size to be able to stop the run. I absolutely love the play he makes at 2:10 . He is almost the identical prospect that Maybin was. The only difference is he played a little longer in college. I can do this job from my computer, watching youtube videos and its pathetic. Its not hard, and I am sure a bunch of you could do it too lol.
My only hope is that we are picking high enough where our Bills and their amazing scouting staff can't make the mistake and pick this guy. But I said that with many players over the last 10 years. I really hope they just do the right thing, and the most simple/obvious thing and take Fairley (if he is there) or Bowers. These are 2 can't miss prospects that would solidify a much needed pass rushing position/stop the run. Even Dareus would be a solid pick. Our run defense was 32 in the league. Taking a guy like Von Miller that will not be able to contribute to stopping the run makes no sense and thats why the Bills will take him for sure.
I am betting right now that the Bills will once again mess up and take Von Miller. I am used to this team now and their drafting ways and know they will go with Von Miller. Its a perfect pick for Buffalo to make based on their past history of amazing 1st round draft picks. He will give us maybe a special teams player that will get pushed around by guys much bigger than him and will not contribute anything to helping this defense stop the run. Which is our most needed area to improve on.


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A Rapid City contracting company has consolidated its four shops into one new location.
Hills materials has moved to Sturgis Road.
The new, nearly 17,000 square foot facility provide services for more than 600 pieces of equipment.
Operations Manager, Rob Hengen says the new location was built to improve safety for employees, and improve efficiency.
Hengen says there is better lighting, more room to operate, and improved ventilation, "Safety is always the number one goal. Improve efficiencies and to improve conditions for our employees with state of the art lighting and ventilation systems."
No employees were lost in the transition.


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LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB) -- Outgoing Indiana U.S. Senator Richard Lugar has been suggested as possibly becoming the next secretary of state or even CIA director.
But a spokesman for Lugar says the reports "are without any forethought or knowledge." He also says Lugar is likely to take a job outside the government.
The 80-year-old has been talking with several universities. He hopes to take advantage of his long tenure as a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Lugar lost his bid for a seventh term in the Senate. Democrat Joe Donnelly will replace him.
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I bought this particular face wash 2 weeks back while doing my regular grocery shopping. Since summers have come, and my oily-combination skin tends to become an oil factory because of the heat and humidity around, I was on a hunt to try a bit stronger face wash than the mild ones I have, to fight with oil better. I've been using this particular face wash daily since past two weeks now and I usually use this face wash to wash my face after I reach home from office.
About Ponds White Beauty Face wash
Price: INR 65/-
Quantity: 50ml
My experience with the product:
Although I bought the face wash considering the handy packaging and price, I seriously don't understand the need of putting "White" in its name. Is it to tell that the face wash is "white" in color? Or is it to play with typical psychology of people to become white after washing their face with this face wash. It really annoys me to see this 'white and fair' claims everywhere. One can only get their complexion brightened by these creams and products, which obviously nowhere comes to getting white!
Enough of my rant about the name. Let us get to the product now. I like the sleek tube packaging of the face wash that comes with a flip open cap for handy and easy application of the product. The product is foam based face wash, and hence comes out in thick white cream. Below are the pics:
Below are the pros and cons of Ponds White Beauty Face wash
1) I like the flip cap opening of the tube, that makes it easy for me to take the face wash out. This packaging is also sturdy enough and doesn't call for any spill over, while carrying it in your purse.
2) The face wash has a pleasant smell, which I'd experienced from Ponds face creams before.
3) It lathers quite a lot, since it is a foam based product. I just need to take out a pea size of the product to cleanse my entire face.
4) It works quite well in cleaning oil and dirt off my face. Every time I wash my face using this face wash, I get that squeaky cleansed feeling which is really satisfying.
5) Quite affordable for the quantity and quality you get at the price you pay.
1) I am really against the name with "White" in it, because that is really illusionary to people, especially in India where fairness is much fussed about thing. Such marketing gimmicks of getting white and fair really put me off!
2) I have oily-combination skin, and I found this product a bit too drying on my face. I've experienced such dryness from almost all foam based face washes I've used till date. I always have to lightly dab a moisturizer immediately after washing my face with this to avoid any itchy-stretchy feeling.
3) Though it cleans off dirt and oil well from my skin, it failed to remove my makeup completely. I have to use a cleansing milk and oil to remove makeup first, before I wash my face with this face wash.
4) I've used it before too, and I don't agree to their lightening/whitening claim at all, coz it did no change to my complexion!
4) I've used it before too, and I don't agree to their lightening/whitening claim at all, coz it did no change to my complexion!
Overall verdict: It is a decent face wash to carry while travelling for oily-combination skin people, especially in this hot and humid summer season of India. You don't need much of the product to cleanse your face thoroughly and hence it will last quite a long. Though, I'd advice you to carry a light moisturizer too with you to apply on your face, after you've used this face wash. I don't recommend this for dry skin beauties at all!
Rating: 3/5
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Police believe he then took off to Cordele and robbed Shoney's.
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Haven't posted here for a while. A lot of its due to me not being a fan of writing. Maybe I'm just a homer, but I feel good about the Jets chances Sunday. Gonna need for some things to go right, but they are not out of the realms of possibility. Here are the reason why I think the Jets can win, and reason they can or will lose after the jump.
Run Defense
Gore is a beast, however, his running style is not the jets Kryptonite. The Jets have problems with fast elusive backs ie Spiller, Bush, etc. Against Fred Jackson. Carolina backs (third preseason game), and Pittsburgh backs, the defense was stout against the run. Not saying the Jets are going to stop Gore, but I can foresee them controlling him better then they did with Bush.
4-3 Fronts
Enough with 3-4 fronts; the Jets LBs are too slow to play a 3-4 defensive front. 4-3 fronts take the emphasis off the LBs to stop the run while also taking one of the turtles off the fields. This front should also present more of a decent pass rush (I hope). I feel good of a starting front four of Couple, Wilkerson, Pouha, and Ellis, with Pouha and Ellis controlling the middle. Give the young guns a shot, I'm so done with watching Pace and Thomas generate no pressure.
I guess I'm one of those Sanchez apologist people on this site be complaining about. This kid always show me enough to keep in the back of my mind that he's gonna turn the corner. Not that I would bet my house on him doing it, but I think he has played better then his numbers have shown. I know people would like the Jets to establish the run more, but its hard with your starting tailback averaging 2.3 yards a carry. Really!! While I do think he played like crap against the fish, I also notice his pocket presence was almost flawless, except when he fumbled the shotgun snap. It would be nice if his receivers would get him some YAC and his coaches would let Tebow finish his drives or series when he's stop for a lost. Hard to get in a rhythm when you leave the field on 2nd and 5 and then return when its 3rd and 12. Oops there I go making excuses again.
Dustin Keller is back.
Not much to add here, but I feel Keller would make the game more easier for Sanchez. Also wouldn't be surprise he had a couple of drops too.
Put the game in Alex Smith hands
I haven't watch Smith play this season, but I saw a few games last season. He struggles against aggressive defenses. I think he lost the NFC chip because he couldn't make plays for or to his WRs. I also saw the Thursday night game against the Ravens,and while I believe he did make a late TD taken away by penalty, he did struggle that game too. So this goes back to my first reason for a Jet victory, STOP GORE!!!, force Smith to make plays.
Home field
Ok I'm not so confident in this one. It's only because we as a fan base are known for being pretty quiet during games. I say this as a person who don't go to games and never been to a Jet game. Had chances, but I just rather watch the games on TV. So I'm only going on reputation. However, if the stadium crowd can get loud, this would be a great uplift to the defense. I remember in Rex's first season he campaigned for the crowd to get loud against the Pats. This was fat Rex whom at the time was beloved by most of the Jets fan base. I don't think skinny Rex gets the same love.
Here are reasons I think the Jets might lose Sunday.
Running Game
I mention earlier that Shonn Greene running average is putrid to say the least. You see I'm not a stat guy and my eye test says he's not an every down back. unfortunately, this coaching staff let scrubs play whole season before they feel a change needs to be made. I'm not calling Greene a scrub, but he shouldn't be starting because his lateral movement is horrendous. They could force feed the run and play a field position game. However, I feel this strategy would eventually tire out the defense.
Actually looking forward to his match-up with Dirty 30, with some apprehension. As I said earlier, Smith has to prove he can make plays to his WRs. Davis is a beast and I would double him with LB and safety help all game. I have confidence that Cro and Wilson will do ok with their WRs.
Rex has yet to prove he can make solid in game decisions. Also, he has to let the offense open up and stop playing not to lose. I believe he will have his players ready to play, but I have no confidence in his ability to make crucial decisions.
Maybe I should had put this under coaching, but Rex's teams have had a history of playing not to lose against physical teams. Also by my count the Jets are 0-3 when they play defensive struggles in the fat Rex era. These are games when the defense played lights out, but had no help form the offense. What's sad is all these games were at home. The three that come to mind is the game against the Falcons in 2009, the final score was 10-7 with the Falcons winning in the last minute. 10-9 to the Ravens, and 9-0 to the Packers. Much as I love defensive games, I won't feel good unless the offense is putting some points on the score board. Lets go Skinny Rex, show you can change more then your body weight.
I really feel good about this one. I agree the Niners defense is the best in the league, but I'm not ready to crown them yet. I'm also feel the Jets aren't gonna lay down and be a victim Sunday. Also think they will come out fired up because of the Revis injury. Would it be enough? we'll see. No wildcat unless they are willing to throw out of it at least once. Would had liked to added a poll, but it don't seem as simple as it use to be. Any Help?


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We're heading out today for a mini roadtrip to Vegas (I'm teaching my last live class of the year) and I'm excited for trucker nachos, Jersey Boys, an awesome interiors shoot and some ridiculously hot weather. See you Monday!
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Margo Bagley was quoted in a May 14 Science article about a recent court decision denying patentability for Dolly, the late cloned sheep, because cloned animals are identical to animals found in nature. Asked to comment on fears that the decision might cause investors to back away from promising areas of biomedical research, she said that innovations will still find their way to patent protection. "For a while now, people have been able to patent, in a sense, the low-hanging fruit," she said. "The fruit may be little higher up on the tree, but the fruit is still definitely on the tree."
In a May 26 NPR story about guns and mental illness, Richard Bonnie said that "we really ought to be thinking about . . . the idea of enabling the police to temporarily seize weapons or remove weapons when there is demonstrably elevated risk of danger or a credible report from a family member that involves an elevated threat." He added that "this is something potentially that could be very useful, particularly for family members who are quite often in the best position to know about this and to provide the evidence that would be necessary to support the warrant."
Darryl Brown was quoted in a May 12 Lynchburg News & Advance article about the conviction of Randy Allen Taylor for abducting and killing Alexis Murphy even though her body had not been found. He said that the success rate in murder trials in which a body has not been recovered is high because prosecutors only can bring strong cases to court, and that the challenge is proving the person has died and not disappeared. "The body is just the ultimate persuasive evidence," he said, explaining that prosecutors can build a case on circumstantial evidence, such as blood or hair, to convince the jury that a person has been murdered.
Anne Coughlin was quoted in a May 6 New Republic article about whether rape should be considered an act without consent or an act of force. "We're working in a world where we're trying to reform this crime so that it's compatible with evolving sexual mores, with standards of decency," she said. Instead of placing responsibility on the victim to say "no," she said, courts should define any sex in the absence of a clear "yes" as rape. Coughlin coauthored a May 8 Slate commentary on the role of university guidelines in reducing sexual assault. "If colleges are to reduce the incidence of campus sexual assault, they must have guidelines about when it is a crime to have sex with a person who is drunk," she wrote. "The key is to make clear exactly when it is a crime to have sex with a person who is too intoxicated to be capable of giving meaningful consent. . . . Sex with someone who is too drunk to consent is a crime even if the perpetrator uses no violence whatsoever to force his way. It is a crime even if the survivor does not physically resist or verbally object. It is a crime even if she is not passed out but is conscious before and during the encounter. It is a crime even if she was not drugged or forced or tricked into drinking by the perpetrator but got drunk on her own."
In a June 25 Fox Business story about the Supreme Court's ABC v. Aereo decision, which ruled that a company could not distribute television programming without paying license fees, John Duffy said the decision "spells perhaps the end of the Aereo business model . . . One message about this decision is that if you've got a really, really clever way to try to circumvent copyright law and you think you've pieced together some way around copyright law, you should think again."
Brandon Garrett discussed the news that Credit Suisse would plead guilty to charges that it assisted U.S. taxpayers in filing false income tax returns in a May 19 Corporate Crime Reporter article. He said that "one conviction of a major bank does not end 'too big to jail' concerns" about different justice standards for large corporations. "This was not a prosecution of a bank for conduct related to the financial crisis," he said. "This does not answer concerns about individual bankers being held accountable." In a June 23 AP story about a Virginia man's plea deal that included an agreement to get a vasectomy, Garrett noted that the agreement called to mind the eugenic sterilizations carried out during the 20th century in Virginia and other states. "There's a question whether certain options should even be on the table," he said.
A. E. Dick Howard was quoted in a May 3 Richmond Times-Dispatch article about Virginia Attorneys General Ken Cuccinelli and Mark Herring's activist approaches to the office. "If you take the two of them together, it seems to me there is something of a sea change in how attorney generals view their office compared to earlier times when the attorney general was simply the commonwealth's legal officer," he said. "Traditionally, attorneys general had a fairly low visibility; they were not typically involved in issues that were thought to be highly political. That changed with Cuccinelli, and one gets the impression that Herring takes a fairly robust view of the role of his office."
Deena Hurwitz wrote a May 1 Richmond Times-Dispatch commentary on the rights of torture victims to sue CACI Premier Technology "for its actions at Abu Ghraib, including, among other claims, torture, war crimes, negligent hiring and training and cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment." She explained that the defendant has tried to have the case dismissed, but that "victims of torture must be allowed access to justice in U.S. courts. Where there is no alternative forum for a hearing, denying a torture victim access to the courts is a violation of international law. Failure to provide victims with meaningful access to the judicial system creates de facto immunity for alleged perpetrators of acts of torture."
In a June 12 NPR story about the twentieth anniversary of the O.J. Simpson saga, Alex Johnson said that rapid demographic changes since the first Simpson trial means the titillation of the Simpson's interracial marriage would not be a factor if the case were being tried today. "Given the prevalence, or the increasing prevalence, of interracial marriages, hopefully you wouldn't see the same perception that OJ Simpson was being persecuted because he was with a white woman, as opposed to someone of his own race," he said.
Leslie Kendrick was quoted in a May 22 USA Today article about the protection of offensive speech under the First Amendment. "Our doctrine on this says that we are more worried about the risk that the government will censor messages that it doesn't like than we are worried about civility and crackpot ideas," she said. In a June 26 Newsplex.com story about McCullen v. Coakley, the Supreme Court decision against the Massachusetts law establishing buffer zones for protestors outside abortion clinics, Kendrick said the ruling puts a spotlight on similar laws around the country. "These types of laws suddenly look like they are open to more question than what they used to be," she said, suggesting that "a city or another state entity has to do a lot more work to show that it's justified in imposing a buffer zone rather than using some other form of regulation."
In a June 18 Charlottesville Daily Progress article about the revocation of the Washington NFL team's trademark, Edmund Kitch said the team might be able to keep its name and maintain merchandising revenues by trademarking other logos and slogans, and that it all depends on whether Dan Snyder, the team's owner, is up for a publicity battle. "He might think it's just not worth the trouble," he said. "Or he might think it's the greatest publicity in the world."
Douglas Laycock was interviewed on NPR on May 5 about the Supreme Court's Town of Greece v. Galloway case approving sectarian prayers before government meetings. "This is a green light for local majorities to impose their religious practices on their fellow citizens," he said. "But trying to make these prayers more inclusive is not nearly so difficult as the court makes it out to be. Greece made no effort whatever, absolutely none. If they would simply instruct the clergy that they invite, tell them this is a prayer for all the citizens, not just for Christians, it should be broadly interfaith and inclusive -- clergy know how to do that." In a June 23 CNBC story about lawsuits against General Motors for faulty ignitions, Laycock noted that catastrophic injuries have historically resulted in the biggest payments. "Those very serious life-altering injuries generally bring more money than wrongful death," he said. Each case "can be many, many millions." In a June 30 NPR story about the Supreme Court's Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores decision allowing for-profit corporations to deny birth control coverage to their employees, Laycock said he saw the Court's decision as "extremely narrow." "This is about businesses where every owner agrees on a religious commitment and has demonstrated that commitment over time," he said. "And there just aren't many such cases."
In a June 2 Richmond Times-Dispatch article about the Obama administration's proposal to require power plants to reduce carbon emissions, Michael Livermore said it is "arguably the most important environmental rule ever written," and that the plan would "not lead to any substantial economical upheaval" because there is plenty of time to plan and design methods for reducing the emissions. In a June 23 Newsweek article, Livermore commented on the Supreme Court's Utility Air Regulatory Group v. EPA ruling that the federal government can legally fight climate change through regulation. "There's a big center of gravity on the court that recognizes the EPA's authority to move forward," he said. Conservatives like Justice Scalia may not be entirely comfortable with the agency regulating greenhouse gases, but "it appears they are not going to interfere too much with the actual implementation of the Clean Air Act—even if they occasionally reprimand the agency in overly harsh language."
David Martin was quoted in a May 1 Washington Post article about Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring's determination that undocumented persons who came here as children before June 2007 and have received federal permission to remain under the �Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals� program (DACA) are eligible for in-state college tuition. "He was perfectly within his rights to make that determination," Martin said. "He is certainly making pretty ambitious use of the powers of the office, . . . but this decision seems like a pretty solid part of what attorneys general are supposed to do."
Dotan Oliar was quoted in a June 18 Charlottesville Daily Progress article about the revocation of the Washington football team's trademark. He noted the team had little chance of appealing the Patent and Trademark Office ruling, because the legal standard for the rule against trademarks that "disparage persons or bring them into contempt or disrepute" is that a "substantial composite" of a group finds it disparaging. "Under the legal test, if 50 percent of Native Americans like it and 50 percent object, the trademark is out," he said. Oliar commented on the Supreme Court's Aereo decision on a June 25 InsideCville radio program. "We want to induce people to create content, but we also want to induce people to create great and new technologies to play and enjoy this content," he said. "The problem here is that we have to side with one or the other. If we side with Aereo, with the technology side, there's more incentive to create those new and great technologies but then we're disincentivizing the creators of content because they're not being paid."
In a May 19 Inside Higher Ed article about the First Amendment rights of university administrators, Robert O'Neil said that faculty members "who hold academic deanships enjoy somewhat less freedom" than they do in their professorial roles, explaining that a professor may have "complete freedom to speak on gender disparity as an economist but not necessarily as president."
In a June 30 Newsplex.com story about the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby decision, Richard Schragger suggested that the decision could create a loophole for other closely-held companies that, for religious reasons, would like to opt out of covering other requirements like vaccines, in vitro fertilization, or blood transfusions. "I think a fair reading of the opinion is that these things will have to be taken on a case-by-case basis and courts will have to decide whether these exemptions should be granted," he said.
Micah Schwartzman coauthored a May 8 Slate commentary on the Supreme Court's Town of Greece v. Galloway decision, arguing that "the constitutional harm worked by official endorsement of religion is . . . that the legal relationship between a government and its citizens has been altered, so that minorities now stand in relation to government as minorities, rather than simply as Americans." He explained that "government expressions of support for particular religious faiths . . . are dangerous because they establish the framework, the rhetoric, in which persecution and shaming of non-adherents is made possible." In a June 9 Chronicle of Higher Education article, Schwartzman discussed whether religious believers should be exempt from laws the rest of Americans must follow, if those laws conflict with the teachings of their faith. "Basically, if you're going to grant exemptions, then you should grant them both to religious believers and nonbelievers who have comparable ethical or philosophical views," he said.
In a June 20 Science article about a Minnesota man who committed suicide after taking part in a clinical trial of antipsychotic drugs, Lois Shepherd said that whether the man killed himself because of the trial is not necessarily the core issue. "The issue is," she said, "why was he involved in this research and how did the system and the people in the system fail him?"
Barbara Spellman appeared on a May 2 KQED program about growing concerns over the validity of published scientific research. She noted the "big splash" received by the first report of dramatic findings, whether or not they can be replicated. "We're living in this world of incentives that wants us to come up with things that are new and flashy and exciting," she said. "To consumers, I would argue that you need to be more cautious about the new, great, best thing, and to see whether it is consistent with other psychological or medical findings."
Robert Turner appeared on Fox News on June 2 to discuss the National Security Agency program gathering digital images for facial recognition program. "The potential for facial recognition software being used for tyranny is tremendous, it scares me tremendously, but what we're talking about here is NSA targeting foreigners," he said. "We have to get intelligence to know who they are, where they are, and what they're planning. Without that, they're going to be killing us."
George Yin was quoted in a May 8 Bloomberg News article about the Internal Revenue Service in the wake of its scrutiny of Tea Party groups. The new IRS commissioner has emphasized openness and said that rebuilding trust in the tax agency will require showing that it can enforce the law in an evenhanded way. "I don't know exactly what he can do," said Yin. "I think it's going to take more than simply his assurance to the American people."
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New rules or old rules, two news balls or one, four fielders on the boundary or five, batting tracks or bowling tracks, batting at home or away. Nothing can take anything away from the innings Rohit Sharma played to light up Bangalore on Diwali eve: 209 runs, second highest ODI score, world record of 16 sixes and a hunger that only looks to be growing. It's a rebirth for Rohit Sharma, whose floundering career saw light not at the end of the tunnel but on top of it - as an opener. Since being asked to open in the ODIs earlier this year, Rohit has been involved in six century partnerships with Shikhar Dhawan. But this Saturday was different; correction, it was mammoth. It never looked the carnage at the end will achieve such monumental proportions. It never looked Rohit will go past 200. It never looked he will end up hitting 16 sixes. It never looked India will put 383 on the board. But it all happened, in that order. After 20 overs India were 113 for no loss, and Dhawan, not Rohit, was the dominating partner. It was the Delhi assassin taking charge, not the Mumbai hitman - as they once again gave India a solid foundation. But once Dhawan departed, Kohli got unfortunately run out for a duck, experiment of Suresh Raina at No. 4 failed again and Yuvraj Singh fell to a stunning catch by Haddin, it was Rohit who had to stay in. And he not only stayed in but also put Australia out of it. Rohit may not agree, but fair to say that India got their highest total of the series without their best batsman contributing a run. Kohli fell for a zero, and honestly it didn't look India will cross 325 until Rohit shifted gears. Nothing but this can better describe how he accelerated: his first 50 came off 71 balls, the next 50 off 43 and the last 109 runs off just 44. When Rohit smacked his 11th six, he broke MS Dhoni's record of most sixes in an ODI by an Indian. Then came six No. 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16, which broke the world record held by Shane Watson. Rohit got a life too, when Moises Henriques dropped him on 120. Fair to say, with that dropped catch, Henriques dropped the series too. One thing that not many have pointed out is Rohit's fitness. To satisfy your hunger for big runs, you need a fit body too, that can endure hours of toil on the crease. The way he ran his twos and threes even in the 45th over spoke oodles about his fitness and that he is now finally serious to justify the talent that was never in doubt. "It is a wonderful feeling," he said about his marathon knock that made him just the third batsman after Virender Sehwag (219) and Sachin Tendulkar (200) to get an ODI double hundred. "When I went out to bat, I never knew I would get 200. But scoring runs on this ground is easy. I only wanted to carry on from where I left in the last game," he added. "As you play, records will come. I only want my team to win. That is more important. It's coming off really well for me since the Champions Trophy and I just want to keep the momentum going," Rohit said. That momentum will now move to Tendulkar's farewell series, with Rohit's consistency earning him a place in the Test squad against West Indies. And with Tendulkar vacating the No. 4 position in India's Test line-up, Rohit seems the best man to take over.
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Jwala upset with lewd comments from fans
Krrish Delhi Smashers icon player Jwala Gutta appeared visibly livid after she was peppered with some lewd comments from the fans during her tie against Banga Beats in the Indian Badminton league at the Sree Kanteerava Indoor Stadium here late Sunday night.
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Fifth Test ends in exciting draw
England had to settled for a 3-0 victory in the Ashes series against Australia after the fifth and final Test ended in a thrilling draw at The Oval here.
from IBNLive
Sushil Kumar was offered bribe?
Double Olympic medallist Sushil Kumar was offered cash to lose the 2010 world championship final.
from IANS
Hotshots beat Masters, top IBL table
The Hyderabad Hotshots defeated the Mumbai Masters 3-2 in the Indian Badminton League (IBL) tie to top the points table at the Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex.
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Manchester United may sign Juan Mata
Manchester United have reportedly enquired about the availability of Chelsea's Juan Mata.
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Warriors beat Smashers, win first IBL tie
Awadhe Warriors won their first tie of the Indian Badminton League (IBL) in style by drubbing Krrish Delhi Smashers 4-1 at the Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex.
from Associated Press
Stadler finishes long day at Barclays
Kevin Stadler teed off just after breakfast and finished right before dinner. It took him nearly 11 hours to complete a 7-under 64 at Liberty National, his lowest score on the PGA Tour since the first week of February.


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I want to buy a NIB green tenacious. Anyone have any ideas except ebay?
thanks, Jerry
I want to buy a NIB green tenacious. Anyone have any ideas except ebay?
thanks, Jerry
Hi Grahng,
Welcome to our forum.
The green Tenacious was made as an exclusive for a distributor. They have ordered another run which should be out soon.
Another to add to the ever growing wish list!! LOL!! John
A great rabbit chase ends with a.. BANG!!!
Never too old to relive your youth!!
Life is to short to carry a cheap knife!!!
Thanks guys for the good news on another SR. Any idea on when? Could Spyderco tell me?
Oh my that's super great news I couldn't get in on the first one definitely this ones mine.
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It's a nice green on that Tenacious. It's darker than the foliage green G10s. Any chance we'll see it on other knives?
It took us a long time going through many samples from many makers in China before we could come up with a satisfactory green G-10. Don't know about the future. It's still "iffy".
Blows my mind sal, the president of the company has replied more than random people. Good on you Sal. Thanks for such great service and support.
Thanx for the kind words. We're a small company and between Kristi, Joyce, Mike J, Eric and I, one of us will know the answers to your questions.
The entire "business chain" from; raw materials, invention, design, manufacturing, marketing, selling, distributing, shipping, warrantees, insurance, credit, etc. ALL EXISTS to service the ELU (End Line User). Remove the ELU from the equation and the entire business chain falls like a house of cards. We all work for you!
This is good news, ive been looking for a green tenacious but no luck. What dealer will be offering them? If I got my hands on a green tenacious and a blackout tenacious I would have just about the coolest coloration if I swapped the green scales to the blackout, but having 3 tenacious might be a bit impulsive
Hello Sal and the rest of your family! I just want to say that I just joined the forum family about 3 weeks ago, and I can tell by your communication on the forum that you have an air of humility and a genuine care for your customers! That is so rare these days! This forum is a breath of fresh air!!! Thanks again!
I really like the color of that OD G10 used in the Tenacious.
I am also interested the name of the company that will be selling the green Tenacious. Any info on availability?
Per the Spyderco exclusives list, the green Tenacious is offered up by Blue Ridge Knives, www.blueridgeknives.com. Hope that helps! Happy holiday! Paul
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Since this is going to be a run by a distributor, any number of your favorite dealers can order some for their stock.
You can't display a toad in a fine restaurant like this! Why, the good folks here would go right off the feed!
Yes, with Jim Howe as usual getting an early batch!
It's better to be good than evil, but one achieves goodness at a terrific cost. Stephen King


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It's Derby Day! The only scheduled meeting between the Dynamo and FC Dallas is tonight in Houston and in all likely hood this will decide to gets to keep El Capitan next season. Plus that little thing called bragging rights.
- This is the only league meeting between the clubs this season.
- FC Dallas has won once all-time in Houston in 11 meetings in all competitions, a 1-0 victory at Robertson Stadium on May 5, 2010.
- After going nearly three years and nine games without a win against their in-state rivals, FC Dallas have won two of the last five meetings between the teams, with two draws. A four-game unbeaten streak for FCD in the series was ended in the final meeting last year.
- The clubs play for "El Capitán", the 19th-century Mountain Howitzer cannon to be awarded to the winner of the season series by supporters groups for both clubs.
- Coaches record: Dominic Kinnear vs. DAL: P26 W11 L4 D11 ... Schellas Hyndman vs. HOU: P8 W2 L3 D3
Dynamo Starting XI & Bench:
FC Dallas Starting XI:
Kevin Hartman; Zach Loyd, Matt Hedges, Hernan Pertuz, Jair Benitez; Daniel Hernandez, Jackson, Fabian Castillo, Andrew Jacobson, Bryan Leyva; Scott Sealy


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Women's Golf to Begin Competition in 2009-10
May 17, 2008
NACOGDOCHES - Stephen F. Austin has just recently wrapped up the 2007-08 academic year, but the SFA athletics department is already making plans for the 2009-10 season when it will field a women's golf team. Lumberjack golf coach Trey Schroeder will oversee both programs, and will spend the upcoming season recruiting athletes for an eight-person roster, completing a schedule and hiring a staff for the following year.
"Bringing women's golf to our athletic program fits within our goal of sponsoring sports that have both conference and NCAA championships," said Director of Athletics Robert Hill. "I have great confidence in Trey. He has a wonderful enthusiasm for the game and a burning desire to get both men's and women's golf programs into contention for future Southland Conference championships."
The women's golf team will immediately begin competing in the SLC. The Ladyjacks will bring the league's membership in women's golf to nine schools, leaving only Texas-Arlington, Northwestern State and Southeastern Louisiana as the schools not sponsoring the sport.


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Maine Gubernatorial Candidate Advocates … Streaking?
Thursday, April 08, 2010 at 10:18 am
I'm not sure Maine gubernatorial candidate Steve Abbott meant to couple his new campaign commercial, austerely titled "Prosperity," with a video on streakers, but it appears he's doing just that on his campaign website.
An episode of the "Streak to Win" web series, documenting a college varsity streaking team, appears on Abbott's website under the video reader's "staff picks." Between the snarky dialogue, viewers will see a healthy dose of full frontal nudity.
No response yet from Abbott's staff.
Update: Abbott Communications Director Felicia Knight said she first learned of the streaking video from TWI and said the campaign did not compile the video staff picks. "These are not our staff picks," Knight said, adding that the campaign was "certainly not pleased" to find this content on its site.
Knight suspected that the "staff pick" was actually compiled by BlipTV, the video reader the Abbott campaign is using for their website. Knight's suspicions were confirmed when she found the "Streak to Win" video listed as the number one video on BlipTV today.
"We are taking out the Blip embeds and adding YouTube," Knight said, adding that this could serve as a warning to other people who are using BlipTV.
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This is a tweet from ESPN's College Football front page this morning. If this is true, which I'm assuming it is, then where does that leave Boise State? Florida State and Clemson have been rumored for awhile now, but Missouri is the interesting piece. That means 2 teams from the Big 12 will leave -- what happens then? I think the Big 12 will then implode (thanks to a greedy University of Texas) and the rest of the teams will be absorbed into remaining conferences. What about the Mountain West? Do they become aggressive and go after Kansas and Kansas State? Do they get crazy and make 6 invitations to create a 16-team league? No matter what happens, I hope and pray that Craig Thompson does not sit on his butt and wait for everyone else to go first.
What would you like to see? How many teams should the MWC go get? Should Boise State hold out and wait for an invite elsewhere? I think this is going to get real interesting real quick!


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A BUS driver has been fined after speeding at 29km/h over the limit on the Calder Freeway.
The bus had eight passengers and was detected travelling at 139km/h in a 110km/h zone near Elphinstone. The driver was given a $397 fine, one month loss of licence and a loss of four demerit points.
VicRoads Regional Director, Mal Kersting said the driver was observed by a Transport Safety Services Officer attempting a number of overtaking manoeuvres at high speed.
"This could have easily turned to tragedy for themselves, the passengers or other motorists on the road," he said.
It followed an earlier fine at Elphinstone that was given to a truck driver who was travelling at 126 km/h in the 110km/h zone.
Mr Kersting said there was no excuse for speeding.
He said the Calder Freeway and other major highways in the area were regularly patrolled by VicRoads and the police.