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North Carolinian Thomas Porter Jr. Named Swisher Sweets/Sunbelt Ag Expo Southeastern Farmer of the Year
(Moultrie, Ga.)—Thomas Porter, Jr., from Concord, N.C., has been selected as the 2011 overall winner of the Swisher Sweets/Sunbelt Expo Southeastern Farmer of the Year award.
A successful livestock farmer, Porter raises poultry, hogs and beef cattle. He was announced as the overall winner during the Willie B. Withers Luncheon held on the opening day of the 2011 Sunbelt Ag Expo farm show. Porter was chosen as Farmer of the Year over eight other state winners who were finalists for the 2011 award.
This is the second time for Porter to compete for the award. He was also a state winner for North Carolina in 2006. Since the award began in 1990, Porter is the third overall winner to come from North Carolina.
The Farmer of the Year award recognizes excellence in agricultural production and management, along with leadership in community and farm organizations. The award also honors family contributions in producing safe and abundant supplies of food, fiber and shelter products for U.S. consumers.
J. Thomas Ryan, president of Swisher International, Inc, of Jacksonville, Fla., praised Porter for his farming success. "Thomas and his family represent the best of American agriculture," said Ryan. "He is an excellent environmental steward and an individual who gives back to the farming community through his leadership in many farm organizations. His wife Vicky is also a strong contributor and an outstanding leader in her own right."
This is the 22nd consecutive year that Swisher International has sponsored the Farmer of the Year award. Ryan said, "It is a great privilege for our company and our Swisher
Sweets cigar brand to support this award and to recognize this outstanding farmer and his family for their many achievements."
"It is a great honor to have been selected for this award," said Porter. "I've known of the high standards for this award since I was named as a state winner in 2006. To be named again as a state winner, and then to have been selected as the overall winner is a humbling experience. All of the state winners are outstanding farmers who are effective leaders and who are strongly supported by their families."
As a contract grower of hogs and chickens, Porter is at the top of his profession. He raises hogs for Murphy-Brown, and this company has designated his farm as a "multiplier" operation. This means his farm is a primary source for gilts grown as replacement breeding stock. He grows broiler pullets and produces eggs from broiler layers for Tyson Foods. Porter has been entrusted with the responsibility of producing the breeding animals, the eggs and the birds that are vital to the success of both companies.
Porter grew up on a dairy farm where he developed his strong desire to become a full time farmer. He built his farm largely on his own. He worked at off-farm jobs, as a pipe fitter, welder, and building contractor. He saved enough money to invest the earnings from his off-farm work in his new farm. While working at these off-farm jobs, he never lost his desire to earn his living as a full-time farmer. "My family and I established and built this farm," Porter said. "All of my income is from the farm, and I appreciate what the farm contributes to our livelihood."
The new Farmer of the Year was selected for the honor by three judges who visited his farm and the farms of the other state winners during August of this year. The judges this year included Jim Bone, retired manager of field development with DuPont Crop Protection from Valdosta, Ga.; Charles Snipes, a retired Mississippi Extension weed scientist who is president and research scientist with Stoneville R&D, Inc., from Greenville, Miss.; and John McKissick, longtime University of Georgia Extension ag economist from Athens, Ga.
Jim Bone, the senior judge for the award this year, said, "Without a doubt, this is the closest competition we've had since I have been judging the Farmer of the Year award. Each of the state winners had a strong record of farming innovation and outstanding management. These state winners were outstanding examples of ingenuity. We saw many new farming practices on their farms that will become commonplace in the years to come. It was refreshing to see such outstanding examples of family togetherness in producing quality food and fiber to meet not only U.S. demand, but world demand as well."
According to Bone, the judges were impressed with how Porter built his farm from a humble start. For instance, Porter's current 300-head beef cattle herd was started from an original small herd of five cows that he bought during the 1970's.
The judges were also impressed with the appearance of his farm and his environmental stewardship. In particular, they admired how well he gets along with his farm's nearest neighbors, a children's daycare center and a church. Porter takes great care not to apply lagoon effluent through irrigation anywhere near these facilities during the business hours of the childcare facility and when activities are scheduled at the church.
Porter's farm also features a state-of-the-art stack house for storing dry poultry litter, along with a modern composting facility for handling animal carcasses. These allow him to apply the compost and litter as to his pastures and save money on what he'd normally spend for fertilizer.
Being a good neighbor to the church and the daycare center reflects the hard work Porter has undertaken in keeping his farm aesthetically pleasing while minimizing offensive odors that might come from the animals.
The judges also appreciated the time that Thomas and his wife Vicky devote to serving as leaders in local and state agricultural organizations. In addition, the judges concluded that Porter would be an enthusiastic spokesperson for American agriculture.
The judges also admired the support the Porters receive from their family. Their sons Derek and Jared work at off-farm jobs, but also work at the farm during time off from their main jobs. Their daughter Erin handles payroll and accounts receivable for the farming operation. Jared's wife Colleen manages the poultry layer operation for the farm.
As the Southeastern Farmer of the Year, Porter will receive a $15,000 cash award from Swisher International. He will also receive the use of a tractor of his choice for a year from Massey Ferguson North America, gift certificates totaling $1,000 from Southern States and a custom made Canvasback gun safe from Misty Morn Safe Co. He will also receive a jacket, $500 gift certificate and $500 in cash from the Williamson-Dickie clothing company.
Other state winners this year include Andy Wendland of Autaugaville, Ala., Michael Oxner of Searcy, Ark., Ron St. John of Trenton, Fla., Carlos Vickers of Nashville, Ga., Scott Cannada of Edwards, Miss., Kevin Elliott of Nichols, S.C., Mac Pate of Maryville, Tenn., and Donald Horsley of Virginia Beach, Va.


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"We don't have any scheduled fights (with the UFC) beyond the TUF 8 finale in December," Spike TV Vice President of Communications David Schwarz informed FiveOuncesOfPain.com on Thursday when contacted for comment.
UFC 93 has already been officially announced by the UFC and will be headlined by a light heavyweight encounter between former UFC middleweight champion Rich Franklin taking on former PRIDE welterweight and middleweight champion Dan Henderson. Also announced his a rematch between Mauricio "Shogun" Rua and former UFC heavyweight champion Mark Coleman that will be contested at 205 pounds.
While no deal to televise UFC 93 on Spike has been reached, that doesn't mean that one won't be worked out in the future. The UFC's European events do not fall under the promotion's four-year agreement with Spike so an outside accord must be reached to televise each event in the U.S.
If a mutually beneficial financial offer can be reached between the two parties, UFC 93 will be televised on Spike. However, negotiations are not expected to intensify until ratings for next Saturday's tape-delay broadcast of UFC 89 become available as it could have a significant impact on negotiations.
I'm hoping it gets worked out and we get more free MMA.
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Have you heard any rumors suggesting that UFC is talking with networks other than Spike about this show or any others? I ask because it seems to me that UFC will outgrow Spike, if it hasn't already.
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Have no fear UFC 93 will be on Spike TV FREE of charge as scheduled. The UFC and Spike are both smart enough to realize they need each other.
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The UFC is NOT going to put a fight card like the one there going to have here for free on cable TV.This will be a PPV card for sure it's not like this is a Leben Bisping main event with Jardine in the co main event.
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Minnesota for Marriage hires National Organization for Marriage's Christopher Plante
Wednesday, September 07, 2011 at 3:28 pm | More from The Minnesota Independent
The National Organization for Marriage, a Washington, D.C.–based group that opposes rights for same-sex couples, has hired Christopher Plante to run its Minnesota operations in the run-up to a 2012 vote that would ban same-sex marriage in Minnesota's constitution. Plante is the executive director of the National Organization for Marriage Rhode Island. Plante opposes marriage rights for same-sex couples including civil unions and even the right for same-sex couples to make funeral arrangements together.
According to the Catholic Spirit, the official newspaper of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Plante is the newest edition to the Minnesota for Marriage Coalition, which is made up of three groups: the Minnesota Catholic Conference, NOM and the Minnesota Family Council.
Over the weekend, Plante accused opponents of the amendment of being intolerant against groups that oppose rights for LGBT people. He told CBS that he heard rumors that activists may try to glitter the Minnesota for Marriage booth at the Minnesota State Fair.
"We understood it might happen," he said. "Quite honestly, it says more about the other side. We are here exercising our right and that says more about the tolerance from the other side."
Recent statements by Plante were ruled "Pants on Fire" false by Politifact. Earlier this year during a debate at the Rhode Island General Assembly on whether to legalize marriage for same-sex couples, Plante said, "The people of Rhode Island don't want same-sex marriage."
Politifact said that that simply wasn't true.
We disagree. Of course it's a statistical claim. When you say "the people of Rhode Island don't want same-sex marriage" you're saying that more than 50 percent would oppose such legislation.
The most recent polls from Brown, RI-GLAD and even NOM-RI — Plante's organization — show the opposite.
Not only did the trends in the NOM-RI and RI-GLAD polls show opposition to same-sex marriage evaporating, the Brown and RI-GLAD polls showed that the public wants gay couples to have the right to marry, even if you assume that every voter who didn't express an opinion was opposed to gay marriage.
Plante's assertion isn't just false. It's ridiculous. We rate it Pants On Fire!
Plante isn't a stranger to making incendiary comments about the LGBT community. Blogger Jeremy Hooper noted that Plante said that same-sex couples treat their children like "accessories." He claimed that same-sex marriage would lead to polygamy. And he said that if same-sex marriage was legalized, it would be forced into schools.
Plante, in his work for NOM in Rhode Island, has opposed strengthening hate crimes laws.
"NOM (National Organization for Marriage) Rhode Island is pleased that the governor chose to veto the hate crimes legislation that was before him this year on the grounds that hate crime legislation like this has been used in other places, such as Vermont and Connecticut, to further the homosexual marriage agenda," he said in 2010.
Plante has also opposed civil unions.
"We're against civil unions simply because where they have been enacted, civil unions have been used to force the courts to judicially change the meaning of marriage. What we don't stand against is evaluating the law on a case-by-case basis," he said in an interview with the Warwick Beacon.
Plante even opposes funeral rights for same-sex couples. In 2009, then-Gov. Don Carcieri, a Republican, vetoed legislation that would have granted rights for same-sex couples to make end-of-life decisions. The bill passed the Rhode Island Assembly almost unanimously, but Plante urged lawmakers not to override the veto.
"NOM – Rhode Island respectfully requests that you vote to sustain the Governor's veto both to avoid creating unnecessary law and to not move Rhode Island closer to recognizing homosexual-marriage," Plante wrote. Despite [homosexual-marriage activists] claims to the contrary, these bills serve simply as 'Trojan Horses' for homosexual-marriage."
Ignoring Plante, lawmakers voted to override the veto.
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Allahabad Bank net rises 41 per cent
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FOR the quarter ended December 31, 2005, Allahabad Bank's net profit amounted to Rs 224.30 crore compared with Rs 159.25 crore in the same period last year, posting a growth of 41 per cent, even after absorbing increased establishment costs mainly due to wage revision and lower profit from sale of investment.
Mr O.N. Singh, Chairman and Managing Director, while briefing newspersons here on Tuesday about the bank's third quarter performance, attributed the jump in profit to several factors such as 33 per cent growth in advances, higher yield on advances at 8.86 per cent (8.7 per cent), rise in non-fund and non-interest income to Rs 65.03 crore (Rs 45.95 crore) and the drop in the ratio of other operating expenses to total expenses to 13.4 per cent (14.7 per cent).
The recovery from the written-off accounts amounted to Rs 40 crore and the bank could reduce the net NPA ratio to 0.83 per cent (1.48 per cent).
Meanwhile, the bank proposes to expand its operations in the southern region. "We would like to go to the southern region in a big way where the credit absorption capacity is high," he said.
Allahabad Bank has been toying for some time with the idea of acquiring a south-based bank to push growth.
Mr Singh hinted at the possibility of re-pricing of the bank's assets.
"The rise in repo rate will entail rise in interest rates on term deposits, which in turn might lead to rise in the interest rate on term loans," he said.
He did not rule out the possibility of an upward revision of the interest rates on housing loans.
"We will not go for re-pricing of assets unless it is absolutely necessary," he said pointing out that the bank so far did not face liquidity crunch because of the prudent management of the liabilities and assets.
"We dwelt at length on excess SLRs to meet our liquidity requirement," he said.
For the same reason, Allahabad Bank, as the CMD pointed out, did not go for Tier II capital which was costly.
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A SWEET-TOOTHED chef is celebrating after her cafe topped the list for best dessert restaurant in the country.
The South Lakeland business scooped top place after impressing secret judges with the 35 cakes and puddings it sells every day.
Lucy's on a Plate in Ambleside won the Remy Martin Coeur de Cognac award by Harden's Guides.
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Taijutsu sutairu: Koko no chōkoku Body Technique:Get Over Here.
Type: Offensive
Rank: B
Range: Short_Mid
Chakra Cost:20
Damage Points:40
Description:The user draws out an iron chain from his pocket and stretches it towards his opponent grabbing them by the neck up to his hips[upper body] restraining the opponent partially although his legs are free and can still move..The user then swiftly draws the chain backwards with the opponent upper body tied around it and raises up his right elbow to deliver a blow to the opponent jaw dislocating it in the process.
Note:must be taught by thunderbolt to use
Note:can only be done twice a battle.
‡ Declined ‡ how is this not something that cant be done free form?
Kaze sutairu: Sobietatsu kazaguruma:Wind Style:Towerful Wind Mill
Type: Offensive
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Range: Short-mid
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Damage Points:60
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Disbarred even though he was acquitted of criminal charges in a high-profile prosecution of three attorneys over their alleged swindling of clients in multimillion-dollar diet drug litigation, ex-lawyer Melbourne Mills Jr. is now facing a new case.
Indicted today by a Fayette County, Ky., grand jury, he is accused of misrepresenting information in a 2003 application for liability insurance for his law firm, the Lexington Herald-Leader reports.
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Just wanted to wish all my fellow Colts fans a Happy Patriots Schadenfreude Day! Because if there's one thing almost as good as a Colts playoff win, it's a Patriots playoff loss.
It's days like this that we look back and reflect on the genesis of this holiday, and revel in all manner of Patriots misery. November 5th, 2005: Colts 40, Patriots 21, "The Day The Dynasty Died". January 27th, 2007: Colts 38, Patriots 34, "The Greatest Comeback in Conference Championship History". February 3rd, 2008, Giants 17, Patriots 14, "18-1". November 16th, 2009: Colts 35, Patriots 34, "4th-and-2".
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The hunt is on for three teens who beat a man for his coat inside the 157th St subway station in Manhattan.
The NYPD released surveillance video of the vicious assault on Thursday.
Police say the 25-year-old victim was approached by the three suspects who said they liked his jacket and wanted it.
The man refused and that lead to the assault, according to police.
In the video, one of the suspects is seen pulling out nunchucks and repeatedly beating the victim.
Nunchucks are weapons that consist of the sticks connected by rope or chains. They were popularized in 1970s martial arts films.
The attack took place about 4:15 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. 6, 2013.
The victim was able to flee through the turnstile. He was transported to Columbia Presbyterian Hospital where he was treated and released with lacerations to his head.
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We are about one quarter through the season and the Sactown Kings are, as we say, strugg-a-ling. There are plenty of potential reasons for the drama of this "rebuilding" season: Coaching, Player Rotation, Injuries. I'd like to focus our energy on the two controls if you will(coaching & roation) as opposed to the the one variable(injuries), mainly because we have no control over injuries. That said, we can debate the decisions of coaching and we can debate the effectiveness of player rotation because they're both visible and they have consequences.
Two years ago we had a team falling from playoff potential and looking to establish a new identity in the western conference. To facilitate this we parted ways with Adelman and an offensive system that created fireworks when it functioned properly and let ineffective offensive teams look like the D'Antoni SSOL Suns when it fell apart. But no matter what, the games were entertaining and we had a chance to win. With the move away from Adelman to Musselman (A-man to M-man), that hope quickly faded despite our desires for it and we realized quickly with the DUI that things we're not going to be the same in Sactown for a few years. The Maloofs brought in Reggie Theus in an effort to create some solidarity on the coaching front and bring some effort back into the team, and last year, I think we'd prolly agree, Theus accomplished this. Yet here we are in early 2008-09 questioning the Theus effectiveness.
We all knew Theus had a harder situation this year than last year. Last year he was fresh, new and energetic. He had a new system and asked his players for different things than Musselman did and from what I gather the players were happy for the change. That said we never really figgured out what Theus' system was last year and in his sophmore year it seems we're still wondering what that system will be. During the summer we were gonna run a "hybrid-triangle", currently its a "high-post-elbow-turnover", and we all know that when it gets him points reggie love the "on-the-block-single-pass-take-the-shot-run-back-on-defense" (or as I like to think of it Rember-Ron), although I'm not sure that's how he would initially diagram it. On top of that he wants his players to run both zone and man on man defense, which isn't a real big deal in and of itself, but if we add up all these things we've got five systems tallied, and I'm sure other individual plays Theus likes to call out as well. What we need to note is that if nothing else his system is complicated and it relies a lot on someone calling out the system to use or in other words it relies a lot, drum-roll please, on HIM.
It is because of his weight in these various incarnations of offense defense that I have to hold Reggie accountable. And this was brought to my attention mainly last night in the 4th quarter of the Dallas blowout where Reggie was calling plays to our rookie line up in a game that didn't matter, with a line up that will rarely play together this season in a competitive game, and most importantly slowing down the offensive effectiveness of our arguably effective players by making them run half court sets. What we should take away from this is if your first team can't run the sets you want them to run, shouldn't you have what you'd consider the first team at least practicing the sets you want them to run in a blowout? This is like an extra practice at this point right?
To add to this Theus is not holding his players accountable when they fail him defensively, see BM52(yes, BM=Bowel Movement), and then leaving them in the game to essentially do nothing while effort guys, though raw, ride the pine. When a BM happens you wipe it up with a rookie until that BM can become the B-Rad we've come to know and love again. But we should not have to keep watching the BM take place over(Utah) and over(Dallas) when it's obvious where the defensive liability is. (Yes I'm mixing metaphors, just roll with it.) And this is where Coaching officially breaks down. If you can't yell at your players when they need to be yelled at and maintain their respect, see Tim Duncan-Greg Poppovich, then is the answer not to yell at them at all? Or has Reggie yelled at BM too much already this young season? Or is it too little?
This then ties into rotation, and here I'll be quick. The season is not going anywhere soon. We've got a lot of ground to make up if we're even hoping for the playoffs(and we should really be thinking draft picks by now), but that said we still need to remain entertaining for the Maloofs to sell tix (and for us to care about each other I guess). So from here on out the call should be starting Thompson with BM-hoping he is B-Rad, and subbing in Shawes asap if anything starts going badly. Then MM can run the starting sets with BROWN at the point, not BJax, when you want to play with the second unit. And to add to that I'd advise not playing a second unit. I'd try to keep a member, or TWO, of the starting line up on the floor at every moment to help ease in the rotations. Stop forcing things, pass the ball, make the drawn cuts, and take the open shots. It's almost like this team needs a three or five touch rule right now, don't dribble the ball yourself, waste the clock, and take a contested 18 footer with five seconds left.
And finally I'd make the point that part of this entire issue is that WE DO NOT HAVE A BACKUP TWO GUARD behind K-Mart. Salmons or a healthy Garcia can move over and we can go big, but for this team that appears to be a defensive liability, and presently an offensive liabilty as well.


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Its been a boring day and i just wanted to share some of my thoughts and expectations for the upcoming season. I know we have read plenty of these but i just wanted to get my own opinion out there. This is my first post so be gentle. GO CHIEFS!!!
09/13/09 at Baltimore Ravens 12:00 PM CBS
The season starts with a tough road test verses Baltimore. The Ravens D will always be something to fear but will not be as good as years past. Ray Lewis is getting old. They lost Rex Ryan. They cut Chris Mcallister. Bart Scott is now in New York. I also am not as big on Joe Flacco as most people. You also never know if Willis Mcgahee will show up.
Chiefs open the season on the road with a win 17-10
09/20/09 Oakland Raiders 12:00 PM CBS
The raiders have the best corner in the game. They also have a good rbbc with fargas, mcfadden, and bush. The problems is thats about all they have. The quarterback doesn't have the head for the game and would rather be at the buffet. Also their drafts are a joke.
The chiefs open up arrowhead with a win 24-14.
09/27/09 at Philadelphia Eagles 12:00 PM CBS
If Mcnabb can stay healthy this season i believe the Eagles will be one of the toughest teams in football. Westbrook always performs and Lesean Mccoy should have a good rookie season. They have a great secondary. The WR position is decent and Maclin could give us problems on special teams.
The class of the NFC east dominate the chiefs 34-17 and we come back to reality. The chiefs are still a year or two away from being able to compete with the best.
10/04/09 New York Giants 12:00 PM FOX
Chiefs fans are uneasy after and Eagle beatdown and are not looking forward to the Giants. I am a little more optimistic. The giants have a killer D-line and will cause problems all day for our o-line. This will be a battle to the finish. LJ grounds and pounds all afternoon. Eli manning is missing his biggest weapons in plaxico and toomer. No Derrick Ward support also begins to hurt the running game.
Chiefs win a close one at home 13-10.
10/11/09 Dallas Cowboys 12:00 PM FOX*
This is one that interests me. I WILL be at this game. All of my friends are either chiefs or cowboys fans. I HATE the cowgirls for all their superbowl bound talk before they even win a game.Chiefs fans are jacked up about the upset win over the Giants. Arrowhead sellouts are back in full gear and we are back to being the toughest place to play in the NFL. Chiefs fans are seeing something great for this season. The Cassel to DBowe connection begins to shine bright because the cowboy secondary is suspect. Tony Homo throws two picks and one for six with no T.O. to throw to.
Chiefs pull off a win 24-17
10/18/09 at Washington Redskins 12:00 PM CBS
The redskins have a solid D but no offense. Clinton Portis won't have as good of a season as last year. Should be a decent game but one we can win.
Chiefs win 23-10
10/25/09 San Diego Chargers 12:00 PM CBS*
Beloved San Diego comes to town. Lots of hype before the game with Chiefs and Chargers both competing for the division. Loudmouth rivers taunts Cassel. Cassel lights up the chargers D and D Bowe shows cromartie who's boss. LT and sproles sustain a good running game but Lt doesn't have his old flashes. Rivers makes big third down conversions in the second half. We get another chiefs v chargers game won by less than 7.
Chiefs win at home 24-23
11/01/09 Bye
11/08/09 at Jacksonville Jaguars 12:00 PM CBS
Jags are anything but impressive this year and may finish in the bottom of thier division. Jones-Drew and Torry Holt give the chiefs D a hard time. Chiefs simply have an off game.
Jags win 17-7
11/15/09 at Oakland Raiders 3:05 PM CBS*
Oakland has shown improvement this year. Jeff Garcia is now leading the black and silver. He doesn't turn the ball over and thier running backs are just too fast for are aging linebackers.
Raiders win 24-21
11/22/09 Pittsburgh Steelers 12:00 PM CBS#
Once again the Chiefs are just not ready to compete with the best. The steeler D is just too mean and Big Ben can make clutch plays.
Steelers win 34-17
11/29/09 at San Diego Chargers 3:05 PM CBS#
The chiefs are tired of losing after dropping three straight. Another battle against the chargers but Philip Rivers remains too much for the chiefs to handle. LT and Sproles both rush for 100yds.
Chargers win 24-10
12/06/09 Denver Broncos 12:00 PM CBS#
Denver is going to finish last in the division this year. Thats why you get the patriots GM and not the assitant coach as we have seen before. Mcdaniels drools as Cassel torches the Denver D and has his best game of the season. Chiefs are back to winning and confidence is up.
Chiefs win 34-14
12/13/09 Buffalo Bills 12:00 PM CBS#
Ok the bills beat us last year but in a game we should have one. Well they are going to do it again. Marshawn Lynch will have a big game and Trent to T.O. beats up Flowers.
Bills Win 17-14
12/20/09 Cleveland Browns 12:00 PM CBS#
The clevland Qb situation is a mess. Both QBs are mediocre. They lost Kellen Winslow and Jamal Lewis is old.
Chiefs dominate 24-7
12/27/09 at Cincinnati Bengals 12:00 PM CBS#
Ochocinco gurantees Bengals make playoffs. I remember when he guranteed they would beat the 10-0 chiefs in 03 and they did...and i cried...This time it doesn't happen. Palmer will have a decent season recovering from injury but just too many problems with the Bengals.
Chiefs win 20-10
01/03/10 at Denver Broncos 3:15 PM CBS#
The broncos ask themselves after a horrific season. Why did we trade away are up and coming QB for unproven draft picks and Mr. I cant beat out Rex Grossman Orton?
Chiefs win at Mile high 21-7
Chiefs finish the season with a 10-6 record and win the division which is really in the crapper. San Diego is on the downfall, Broncos are at the bottom, and Oakland may or may not be up and coming. If we can win a playoff game is a totally different debate. In my opinion all of these games are winnable even against the NFC East. My prediction is optimistic but it can be done.
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This launch marks the initial stage of the Perseus Constellation deployment, Dauria's first space monitoring and remote sensing satellite constellation
MOFFETT FIELD, Calif., June 24, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Dauria Aerospace, a multinational aerospace company providing global satellite-based remote sensing information services has successfully delivered two Perseus-M spacecraft into low earth orbit. These satellites will be combined with Dauria's DX1 spacecraft and eight Perseus-O imaging satellites to form the Perseus space monitoring and remote sensing constellation. The maritime segment of the Perseus constellation will track and monitor vessels in open seas and navigable waterways in the United States, Canada, Northern Europe and Russia.
"The launch of the Perseus-M satellites marks a significant achievement for Dauria," says Mike Kokorich, founder and president at Dauria Aerospace. "Once established, the maritime segment of the constellation will provide valuable vessel traffic information to a range of users from captains and ship-owners to coast guard and search and rescue services in the Northern Hemisphere."
The two Perseus-M maritime-surveillance satellites were launched on June 19th aboard a Dnepr rocket. Canopus Systems, a Mountain View, CA based affiliate of Dauria, developed these satellites which feature a proprietary microsatellite platform and are equipped with commercially oriented experimental Automatic Identification System (AIS) payloads.
"We are confident in the commercial success of the constellation," continues Kokorich. "Prior to DX1 launch, we reached an agreement with the Russian Ministry of Transportation for the development of AIS services. At this time, Russia does not maintain any space assets with AIS capabilities and can only monitor maritime traffic less than about 43 miles from its shoreline. We expect this partnership to lead to agreements with multiple companies based in North America and Europe."
The next segment of the constellation involves launching a DX1 small satellite, which is awaiting launch aboard a Soyuz-2.1b carrier rocket from Baikonur in early July. The Perseus constellation will be the first commercial space monitoring and remote sensing satellite constellation with a Russian private component. The DX1 platform permits future utilization of the satellite for Earth remote sensing and various scientific purposes. Perseus-M satellites will also perform testing of the satellite platform for Perseus-O medium resolution optical satellites that are scheduled for launch in 2015.
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Poacher gets light sentence
A hunter pleads guilty to poaching elk in Yellowstone National Park.by Michael Milstein, Dec 27, 1993
Park to scientists: Shut up!
Park Service scientists charge that the park suppressed research on grizzlies and elk foraging.by Craig Welch, Dec 27, 1993
Grizzly recovery plan could doom bears, critics say
Environmentalists and wildlife biologists criticize a Forest Service plan to manage grizzlies in Yellowstone.by Craig Welch, Dec 27, 1993
Introduction to the lead stories on Yellowstone National Park, 12/27/93.by Staff, Dec 27, 1993
Firms milk park's "wildlife'
National Park managers deliberate over whether or not they should charge biotechnical firms for extracting microbes from Yellowstone.by Michael Milstein, Dec 27, 1993
Agency inches toward diversity
District Ranger Melissa Blackwell cites her career as proof that the Forest Service is dropping gender barriers and shifting priorities.by Nan Chalat, Marion Stewart, Dec 13, 1993
Ranger prods and and pulls her district in a new direction
Kamas District Ranger Melissa Blackwell represents a new direction for the National Forest Service.by Nan Chalat, Dec 13, 1993
Hail to the Chief
A profile of Jack Ward Thomas, new chief of the Forest Service.by Steve Stuebner, Dec 13, 1993
Butte, Montana, seeks a new life
Butte wants to transform its Superfund mine cleanup into a tourist attraction.by Florence Williams, Nov 29, 1993
The decline and fall of salmon
Logging, hydropower and fishing contribute to the decline of salmon in Oregon waters.by Paul Koberstein, Nov 15, 1993
Sunbelt confrontation: Will Albuquerque roll over its past to reach its future?
Controversy mounts over the construction of a road through Petroglyph National Monument near Albuquerque.by Tony Davis, Nov 01, 1993
A lost land grant: Can it be reclaimed?
A community mobilizes to regain a lost Mexican land grant.by Becky Rumsey, Oct 18, 1993
Triumph, Idaho, to EPA: Get Out
Locals balk at EPA's plan to declare Triumph, Idaho, a Superfund site due to mining waste.by Steve Stuebner, Sep 20, 1993
Guns, theft still kill eagles
Native Americans as well as gun buffs and foreign groups are responsible for killing and selling bald eagles.by Stephen Stuebner, Sep 06, 1993
Bald eaglets in Arizona have guardian angels
State biologists and bureaus are finding new ways to protect young eagles.by Stephen Stuebner, Sep 06, 1993
On their own: Eagles make a comeback
Bald eagles are making a comeback after near extinction due to the pesticide DDT.by Stephen Stuebner, Sep 06, 1993
Logging firms rob a lax agency
Forest Service practices permit logging fraud by the Columbia River Scaling and Grading Bureau.by Jim Stiak, Aug 23, 1993
Now dust is his crop, says Nevada rancher
Groundwater pumping dries Milt Thompson's Diamond Valley Ranch.by Jon Christensen, Aug 09, 1993
The blurring of the West
Governors of eight Western states begin work on a strategy to protect the region's world-class air before it's too late.by Steve Hinchman, Jun 28, 1993
Oregon's Trojan horse: Fatally flawed nuclear power plant is shut
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- Right of Way Agent, WE Energies, Milwaukee.
- Personal banker, Woodman's, Oak Creek.
- Procurement, MillerCoors, Milwaukee.
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I failed this course because I missed several lectures and didn't always do my homework. Calculus I isn't the hardest subject, but you have to know the material well to do well on his tests. I felt like this course was geared towards Math majors. If you aren't, take Dr. Reber. Dr. Anderson is incredibly intelligent though. Study HARD.
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Struggling Seager sent to Triple-A to make room on active roster
TORONTO -- The Mariners' taxed bullpen received some reinforcement Thursday in the form of right-hander Josh Lueke, who was recalled from Triple-A. Infielder Kyle Seager was optioned to Tacoma to make room for Lueke on the roster.
"We just needed a little help in the bullpen," said manager Eric Wedge. "Just because the last couple of days we've got a lot going on with our bullpen."
Seattle went deep into its bullpen in Tuesday's opener of a three-game set with Toronto, getting 2 1/3 innings from Jeff Gray, three innings from David Pauley and 1 2/3 from Jamey Wright in a 14-inning battle.
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Samuel M. Wilson papers, 1792-1945
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[Identification of item], Samuel M. Wilson papers, 1792-1945, 1916-1941 (bulk dates), 1M50W37, Special Collections, University of Kentucky.
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NFL moves Lions at Saints into prime time
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Ravens atop AFC North with win over Bengals
Joe Flacco threw for 270 yards and two touchdowns, and the Ravens squeezed by the Bengals 31-24 on Sunday to move into first place in the AFC North.
Lewis' injury one of few health concerns for Ravens' 'D' thus far
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Lewis, Clark fined from Sunday's Ravens-Steelers game
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The Giants and Jets earned huge victories; the Browns, Dolphins and Patriots have to deal with controversy; defense rules again; and plenty more.
Flacco's heroics give Ravens sweep of Steelers
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Rice finished with just five yards on three carries as the Ravens' rested players against the Bengals on Sunday.||||||| Rice finished with 1,143 rushing yards and nine touchdowns on the season.
Rice ran for 107 yards and caught six passes for 51 yards and a touchdown as the Ravens defeated the New York Giants 33-14 Sunday to end a three-game losing streak to secure their second straight division crown.||||||| There was talk that Rice was not getting the ball enough but he did on this day.
Rice ran for a season-high 121 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 31-28 overtime loss at Washington.||||||| It was a big day for Rice, who hadn't reached 100 yards rushing in his previous seven games. He gets the Denver Broncos next in Week 15.
While Baltimore prevailed 13-10 on Sunday night against rival Pittsburgh, Rice's rushing woes continued as he gained only 40 yards on 20 carries.||||||| Rice has averaged 55.6 yards over the last five games but did tie a season high with 53 receiving yards against the Steelres. While his 40 receptions for 337 yards have helped owners, the fifth-year running back is on pace for 1,115 yards after gaining a career-high 1,364 in 2011.
Rice carried the ball 13 times for 35 yards and a touchdown on Sunday. He also made four catches for 33 yards against the Raiders.||||||| It was the second game of the Ravens' last three in which they didn't lean heavily on Rice in the running game. Rice only received nine carries two games ago against Houston.