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The next Budget will be on Wednesday March 20, the Chancellor told MPs in the Commons.
George Osborne will lay out the Government's tax and spending plans for the 2013/14 financial year.
Speaking at Treasury Questions in the Commons, Mr Osborne said: "Budget 2013 will be on Wednesday March 20."
Budget 2013 will be the next opportunity for Mr Osborne to lay out forecasts for growth and spending plans following last week's Autumn Statement.
Tory MP Geoffrey Clifton-Brown urged the Chancellor to use the Budget to further increase the personal tax allowance towards the Government's target of £10,000.
In last week's Autumn Statement, Mr Osborne said he planned to increase the personal tax allowance by a £235 to £9,440.
Announcing the date, the Chancellor said: "I'm very proud to be part of a coalition Government of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats that have delivered this policy and are delivering it and a very substantial increase next year will mean individuals are £229 better off in real terms as a result just of the increase in April. That is to be welcomed.
"As to when we get to £10,000 - I've just announced the Budget date and we will have to wait for tax decisions for that Budget but even if the allowance were to increase with our current CPI forecast from the Office for Budget Responsibility, it would hit £10,000 in 2015."
Last week's Autumn Statement confirmed that stalling growth meant painful cuts and tax rises would continue until at least 2018.
Most working-age benefits are being cut in real terms for three years, while the better-off will be hit by reductions in higher-rate pension reliefs and a below-inflation rise in the 40p tax threshold. Sweeteners included scrapping a planned 3p-a-litre rise in fuel duty, a 1% cut in corporation tax, and changes to allowances which will take earnings below £9,440 out of income tax altogether.

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New Harry Potter Story!
Just in time for our "31 Days of Harry Potter" feature, J.K. Rowling published a new story about Harry and the gang as adults! Check out the story --- which was first released on Pottermore on July 8th --- here.
Walter Dean Myers, the prolific and award-winning writer of DOWN TO THE LAST OUT, THE CRUISERS, DARIUS & TWIG and more, passed away on July 1st. Click here to read our tribute.
July's New Picture Books Roundup
Our August picture book roundup includes BONJOUR CAMILLE by Laia Aguilar, Felipe Cano, which follows young Camille's whirlwind morning and boundless imagination in bold colors and collage-style illustrations; QUEST, a wordless picture book about friends who must rescue an enchanted king by Aaron Becker, the illustrator behind the Caldecott Honor book JOURNEY; and DAY DREAMERS by Emily Martin, a wistful ode to letting one's mind wander.
Our August roundup includes 365 DAYS OF WONDER by R.J. Palacio, the follow-up to the bestselling novel WONDER that shares words of wisdom from beloved character Mr. Browne; THE BADGER KNIGHT by National Book Award winner Kathryn Erskine, which follows an albino boy's epic journey through England and Scotland at the height of Medieval times, and PORTRAITS OF HISPANIC AMERICAN HEROES by Juan Felipe Herrera, illustrated by Raúl Colón, a visually stunning tribute to Hispanic Americans who have made outstanding contributions to the arts, politics, science, humanitarianism and athletics.
Among the paperbacks this month we have THE MUSEUM BOOK by Jan Mark and illustrated by Richard Holland, a mixed-media ode to museums and the practice of collecting; the graphic novel SISTERS, the companion to SMILE that highlights the complexities of author Raina Telgemeier's relationship with her younger sister, Amara; and the AMELIA BEDELIA Chapter Books Boxed Set by Herman Parish and illustrated by Lynne Avril, which includes all four AMELIA BEDELIA chapter books along with 60 exclusive stickers.
"A publisher in New York asked me to write down what I know about the Greek gods, and I was like, Can we do this anonymously? Because I don't need the Olympians mad at me again. But if it helps you to know your Greek gods, and survive an encounter with them if they ever show up in your face, then I guess writing all this down will be my good deed for the week." So begins PERCY JACKSON'S GREEK GOD, in which the son of Poseidon adds his own magic--and sarcastic asides--to the classics.
An Irish boy's life explodes into a fantastical adventure when he travels through time and must face his fears, discern good from evil, and develop into a strong leader if he is to fulfill his destiny—to save the world or destroy it.
What is a museum? Why would anyone amass shells, words, clocks, teeth, trains, dinosaurs, mummies . . . or two-headed sheep? Find out where the word "museum" comes from and what unusual items (unicorn horns? mermaids?) some early museums placed on view. Jan Mark's humorous and conversational insights take readers through museums' multifaceted history, while Richard Holland's eye-catching mixed-media illustrations lend their own quirky flair. With vivid examples from all around the world, this wonderful book puts museums — and the many artifacts lovingly stored there — on display in a whole new light.
After successfully fighting to save their field trip in Princess Labelmaker to the Rescue!, Tommy and the gang prepare for a well-earned day of fun and adventure in Washington, DC . . . but of course it won't be that easy! This trip to the nation's capital will be full of shifting alliances and betrayals, carsickness and sugar rushes. Trouble starts even before the buses leave school, when Principal Rabbski decrees the field trip an "origami-free zone." Dwight secretly folds a Yoda from a Fruit Roll-Up, but will Fruitigami Yoda be a match for Harvey's sour, hate-filled pickle of darkness?
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Twelve-year-old Mysti Murphy wishes she were a character in a book. If her life were fictional, she'd magically know how to deal with the fact that her best friend, Anibal Gomez, has abandoned her in favor of being a "hipster." She'd be able to take care of everyone when her dad has to spend time in the hospital. And she'd certainly be able to change her family's secret.
Ali and her middle school classmates are raising flocks of fairies to make their wishes come true. But growing a flock is harder than it sounds: the fairies eat only human hair, and the rules for dealing with them are confusing, misleading, and subject to change. As Ali and her friends struggle to earn their wishes, mistakes are made, spells go awry, and soon Ali is up against hundreds of two-inch-tall imps who have very big plans --- to replace all the parents in town! --- and the power to carry them out.
A treasure trove of information for a student, librarian, new parent, or anyone wondering about the post-Harry Potter book biz, WILD THINGS! draws on the combined knowledge and research of three respected and popular librarian-bloggers. It chronicles some of the feuds and fights, errors and secret messages found in children's books and brings contemporary illumination to the warm-and-fuzzy bunny world we think we know.
Frank Einstein loves figuring out how the world works by creating household contraptions that are part science, part imagination, and definitely unusual. After an uneventful experiment in his garage-lab, a lightning storm and flash of electricity bring Frank's inventions—the robots Klink and Klank—to life! Not exactly the ideal lab partners, the wisecracking Klink and the overly expressive Klank nonetheless help Frank attempt to perfect his Antimatter Motor . . . until Frank's archnemesis, T. Edison, steals Klink and Klank for his evil doomsday plan!
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IF is an endlessly intriguing guide to better understanding all those really big ideas and numbers children come across on a regular basis. Author David J. Smith has found clever devices to scale down everything from time lines (the history of Earth compressed into one year), to quantities (all the wealth in the world divided into one hundred coins), to size differences (the planets shown as different types of balls). By simply reducing everything to human scale, Smith has made the incomprehensible easier to grasp, and therefore more meaningful.


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The mission of Dallas Christian School is to provide an excellent education in a Christ-centered environment.
The course of study at Dallas Christian School is designed to prepare students to pursue college entrance and achievement.
Students will be provided opportunities to develop logical thinking processes including analysis, evaluation, synthesis, and problem solving, and will be encouraged to be creative and develop new ideas and solutions for many types of problems.
Teachers will strive to motivate and instruct all students toward these high expectations.
Academic standards are high and taught on the college preparatory level.
Teachers who continue to learn how to better serve their students will employ a variety of methods to encourage and challenge students while guiding them to a higher level of skill, appreciation, and self-confidence.
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|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|National Christian School Association (NCSA)
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|Religious Affiliation
|Church of Christ
|Grades Offered
|Grades Prekindergarten - 12
|Learning Difference Programs
|Learning Programs Supported
|Mild dyslexia; Mild learning differences
|Year Founded
|Blue Ribbon School - Selected in 2004
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State avg.: 34%
|Students by Grade
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|Student : Teacher Ratio
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|Admissions Director
|Jolie Clevenger
|Admissions Associate
|Katie Neuroth
|Total Sports Offered
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- August 20, 2012 - Dallas Christian School has been an important part of my life. Starting with my mother, continuing one with myself and now my three children, the school has provided a strong environment for Christian education. The best judge of any business is repeat customers. My family is now into it''s third generation at Dallas Christian. That should speak volumes. While all private schools are expensive, Dallas Christian''s pricing is below most of the competition, while providing small class sizes. A major plus when looking at the others. The new school president is very personable and shows that the school has an even brighter future. I intend for my children to attend all the way through grade 12. Highly recommended! - Posted by Parent
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Photographer's Note
Look through the door of one of the many wine shops in Tuscany. This one is in San Gimignano!
The focus is not brilliant, so neither sharpness, but I found it too late for me to fix!
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photographer_sg (3025) 2014-02-13 10:57
Hello Aleksandar
the assortment of the wine bottles do provide a variety of colours and shapes. I should like to compose here 4 full panels with crop at top & right. TFS.
best regards
Silvio1953 (116177) 2014-02-13 11:29
Ciao Saa, I like wine from Tuscany, Vernaccia from San Gemignano, Chianti, Brunello, etc., great parade of lovely bottles, splendid light and wonderful colors, very well done my friend, ciao Silvio
tenretin (2311) 2014-02-13 13:40
Hello Aleksandar,
At first your photo is original but lacks sharpness ... damage.
boa (5736) 2014-03-02 11:40
Hi Aleksandar,
a wide and nice selection that i wish was a part of my collection:)I am not a wine expert but i really appreciate Amarone classico wines! A nice glimpse from an Italian wine shop, tfs!
Best regards/
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Petit is giving up 3 homers every 9 innings and has walked 14 in 33 IP. He's been hurt by a GB% of 32.2%. He's basically a fastball, slider, changeup guy whose fastball is averaging just 86.6 mph. The bottom line -- he's not good AND he's right-handed. We should score some runs today.
Pineiro -- what can we say that hasn't already been said. He's been fantastic. I'm still waiting for the other shoe to drop but, considering that it's been his heavy sinker that's been dropping (along w/ his ERA and FIP) rather than his performance, there's no reason we shouldn't come away from today w/ a series win. Of course, now that I've said that, Petit will probably shut us down and Pineiro will give up 7 runs in 3 innings!


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The Mastermind calls a meeting with the most loyal of his lieutenants.
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This one is extremely funny.
i wonder if his love for paper is as strong as his mouthsex lust for cherry cola :P
I love it....I was hoping the French Shakespeare prick was gonna get shot though :( funny none the less XD
Great job. Where is number 6?
I asked that question on THIS video because the quote below would not make too much sense in #5.
How is it that something of this quality isnt bigger than it is?!? Adult swim? Demand for more episodes? DVD exclusives? This thing could and should be huge! I've played the Mastermind flash game several times and still love it!
Voice acting, art, sound effects, music, dialog friggin everything is top notch!!
I love the Mastermind series and wouldnt be satisfied if there was a hundred episodes made, I still would want more!
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Certain drugs are common and considered safe unless a woman takes them while she is pregnant. The report in the Annals of Internal Medicine reviewed more than a million prescriptions filled by more than 400,000 women in a year's time and they found that only half these women received contraceptive counseling when filling a prescription that could be dangerous during pregnancy.
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The supply agreement will enable enXco to execute on its growing portfolio of 2010 projects in both the United States and Canada, for both rooftop and ground mounted utility-scale projects.
"We are impressed with Suntech's record of quality and innovation and are pleased to enter into this supply agreement securing Suntech as a partner in serving our utility and rooftop customers' needs," said Erik Ellis, Director of Utility-Scale Solar.
"enXco has built exceptional expertise in the development of renewable energy projects over the past 20 years, and we are very pleased to partner with them in the expansion of their solar business," said Steven Chan, Suntech's Chief Strategy Officer. "Our commitment to continuously drive solar innovation and deliver the most cost effective solar solutions is a key element of this new partnership. We look forward to building upon this agreement and working with enXco to promote a transition to solar energy and sustainable development in the United States."
About enXco, an EDF EN Company:
enXco (www.enxco.com) - an EDF Energies Nouvelles Company (www.edf-energies-nouvelles.com) develops, constructs, operates and manages renewable energy projects throughout the United States. For more than two decades, we have been a leader in wind-energy focusing on large-scale wind projects. Today enXco's portfolio includes solar and biomass technologies, in an effort to help drive our nation's transition to a sustainable energy economy. enXco is a significant owner and developer of wind-energy installations in the United States, and is the leading third-party operations & maintenance provider for wind farms in North America.
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Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. (NYSE: STP) is the world's leading solar energy company as measured by production output of crystalline silicon solar modules. Suntech designs, develops, manufactures, and markets premium quality, high-output, cost-effective and environmentally friendly solar products for electric power applications in the residential, commercial, industrial, and public utility sectors. Suntech's patent-pending Pluto technology for crystalline silicon solar cells improves power output by up to 12% compared to conventional production methods, Reliathon™, the industry's first fully integrated utility-scale solar platform, and its broad range of building-integrated solar products.
Suntech designs and delivers commercial and utility scale solar power systems in China and the United States and services a network of over 200 residential and commercial rooftop dealers in the United States. With regional headquarters in China, Switzerland and San Francisco and sales offices worldwide, Suntech is passionate about improving the environment we live in and dedicated to developing advanced solar solutions that enable sustainable development. For more information, please visit http://www.suntech-power.com .
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ANDERSON, Ind. —
Indianapolis native Darren Evans knows a little bit about a crowded backfield, but he's determined not to let this chance slip away.
The Indianapolis Colts signed Evans in late July in hopes that the big running back could fill a void.
At 6 feet and 227 pounds, it would seem that he could fill a big void.
He was undrafted out of Virginia Tech, where he was named MVP in the 2009 Orange Bowl.
In 2006, the Warren Central product was named Indiana's Mr. Football.
In his preseason debut in St. Louis last Saturday, he led the team in rushes (eight) and yards (52) and had the longest run from scrimmage, a 23-yard blast.
Yet he still knows there is work to do.
"I hope to get more playing time," Evans said on Tuesday about Friday's game at Lucas Oil Stadium against Washington. "But there's seven of us (running backs) on the roster so I don't know if that will happen. Whatever chance I get, I want to show what I can do. There's no way I want to miss this chance to play for the Colts."
Among those seven in camp, Evans is tied for the tallest and is second in the weight department.
The team has been notorious for struggling in short-yardage situations.
He hopes to help in that area but just learning the entire playbook has been challenging.
"My goal here has been to learn the playbook and be as confident as I can," Evans said. "I want to know as much as I can so my mind doesn't trip up my body while I'm out there."
That's a sincere possibility with the Colts.
"This is my first year in the NFL, but I can't imagine a playbook more difficult," he said. "It's a whole lot different from anything I've seen before. You just can't imagine how tough it is. Some things are like a play on words. There could be a whole sentence condensed into one word."
Then there's one more thing that can complicate this further.
"Then when (quarterback) Peyton (Manning) starts making calls, then I say, 'What was that again?'"
He is trying to stay positive and upbeat, but he finds that isn't always easy.
"I really don't know," Evans said when asked where he stood with the team currently. "I haven't been given a lot of feedback in that area. But I am going to stay ready, work hard and do my best to show them what I can do."
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'Blue Review' debuts from Hoosier Park
Colts linebacker Philip Wheeler was back in Anderson on Tuesday for the first time since training camp closed on Aug. 18.
And he said the team is looking forward to Sunday's home opener against Cleveland, coming on the heels of a 34-7 loss in Houston.
Colts break camp
As the team broke ranks and prepared to return to Indianapolis for today's preseason game against the Washington Redskins, there was still no word on when Peyton Manning will make his season debut.
Stay at AU brings 'brothers' together
For punter Pat McAfee there was just one little thing missing from Indianapolis Colts Training Camp this year.
"My bed, not even a question. I love my bed. I enjoy Anderson University, obviously, but I've taken time on my bed to make it perfect for me and that's what I'm excited to get back to," McAfee said after the Colts' final practice at AU on Thursday. "If I could have brought it here, which is what I should've done and what some vets do, it would have been a perfect experience."
Detienne sends team back to Indianapolis
A face familiar to Anderson football fans joined the Indianapolis Colts final huddle Thursday morning at Macholtz Stadium.
Kerry Detienne, who was diagnosed with leukemia as a Highland senior in 2008, broke down the huddle and helped send the team on its way back home to Indianapolis.
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Brayton hits ground running with Colts
Defensive lineman Tyler Brayton got something of a rough introduction to the Indianapolis Colts on Tuesday night.
Colts wrap up training camp
The Indianapolis Colts broke training camp Thursday with a 75-minute practice at Macholtz Stadium.
Colts shuffle O-line
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Rookie Anthony Castonzo and second-year player Joe Reitz were to the left of center Jeff Saturday, while Jeff Linkenbach was at right tackle with Ryan Diem at right guard.
The biggest shock was Diem's move from tackle to guard — a position he hasn't played in nine years.
Rick Teverbaugh: So long but not farewell
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - Look out consumers, new credit card laws take effect on Monday. The new laws are supposed to help protect consumers from credit card companies, but it has its consequences too.
President Obama signed the credit card rules into law last spring under the Credit Card Accountability , Responsibility and Disclosure Act (or Credit CARD Act of 2009). He says it's shifting power back to the consumers and holding the credit card companies accountable. Even though the new rules are to benefit consumers, the new changes could mean more charges to your cards.
Card holders must be warned 45 days before interest rates are raised. Those rates can only go up after the first year, and can only apply to new transactions. Now when cardholders pay more than the minimum payment, the excess paid will go toward the balances with higher interest rates
If you're under 21 years old, you can forget about getting a credit card. That is, unless a parent co-signs or there is proof you can repay it.
"A lot of people get credit cards when they're very young and they have no way of actually paying them and it either leaves their parents to pay it or it goes into bad debt, so that's actually a very good thing," says Crystal Gomoke, Certified Consumer Credit Counselor.
Over-limit fees are now prohibited unless the card holder opts in for overdraft protection. If not, transactions exceeding the credit limit are rejected and you will not have to pay "over-the-limit fees". You can also opt out of the credit card service if you decide to reject any significant changes in the terms of the service. Your account will be closed, and you will continue to pay off your balance under the old terms.
The new rules also give credit card users more time to make payments on their bills. Rather than 14 days, you now have 21 days after the bills are mailed to get your payment in. Laws dealing with cut off times and deadlines have also been tweaked to avoid credit card companies from tacking on unnecessary fees.
By saving consumers money, the new laws could cost credit card companies billions of dollars - leaving them to find new ways to make up for it.
"They'll make up that money by being much more careful about who they lend money to. So it may be much harder for people to get credit in the future. They're also going to charge more fees on things like inactivity, annual fees, and late fees will probably be higher than in the past," says Gomoke.
Spending limits are also expected to go down and interest rates are expected to hike across the board with no limit on how high they can go. The difference now is they have to give customers ample warning before increasing the rates.
The real key is to read the fine print.
"That's the big thing, you have to pay better attention to what's on your statement and how the money is applied and how much you owe," says Gomoke.
These protections don't apply to corporate or business credit cards, and more changes are on the way. A few more laws under this act go into effect in August, including regulations on gift cards.
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College football virtual roadtrippers, your first three dates for the 2011 season are set: ESPN has announced the opening swing across America for the show they apparently still insist on calling "ESPN's College GameDay Built by The Home Depot." But it's GameDay, so we won't sass. Much.
The GameDay dates (GameDaytes?) announced so far: Week 1 will open the season in Arlington as LSU and Oregon face off in the JerryDome; Week 2 promises a thoroughly decorous trip to Ann Arbor for Michigan-Notre Dame, and Week 3 drops in on Tallahassee for Florida State vs. Oklahoma.
Once again, for West Coasters or those who like to sleep in, you won't get a chance if you want to lock eyeballs with every too-clever signholder: The show will kick off Saturday mornings at 9 a.m. ET on ESPNU, moving to ESPN proper at 10. Chris, Lee, Kirk, and Desmond will be joined by Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi, and in an especially shiny twist for the show's 25th season, the Worldwide Leader will bring David Pollack on board to up the hair game.


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To be or not to be? - Shakespeare
Should I stay or should I go? – The Clash
Paper or plastic? Bob at Kroger's
These are among the myriad of questions plaguing mankind. There is no one correct answer to these enduring queries.
Paper will reduce plastic in landfills. Plastic helps reduce the number of trees cut down each year.
I should stay at the bar chatting to this very attractive woman. I should go when her really big boyfriend arrives.
To be or not to be – that is the question:
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
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And, by opposing, end them.
The NFL draft is approaching fast, so all else is put on hold while the ever encompassing question of whether it is better to trade up or trade down is bandied about. I know where 5Blings stands on the subject (http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2010/2/5/1297320/nfl-drafting-101).
Here is what I have found:
Were all selected by teams trading up in the 2009 NFL draft. Sanchez led the Jets to the AFC Championship game. Freeman started the last half of the season in Tampa Bay. Maclin was a big play threat in Philadelphia. Oher started at right tackle for the Ravens. Clay Matthews was selected to the Pro Bowl from Green Bay. Eric Wood played for Buffalo.
Alex Mack was the only first round selection made in last April's draft (Cleveland) by a team trading down. The second round selections all need more time to develop to properly judge the results of the trades. For now, however, the trading seems one-sided in favor of the teams trading up.
In the 2008 NFL draft:
Were all acquired through the draft after their respective team traded up. Ellis has a Super Bowl ring now in New Orleans. Harvey plays for the Jaguars. Albert started for the Chiefs and came on at the end of last season. Joe Flacco has led the Ravens to back-to-back playoff appearances and an AFC championship game. Jeff Otah started for the Panthers. Sam Baker played for Atlanta. Mike Jenkins went to a Pro Bowl last season. Dustin Keller made it to the AFC championship game and was a solid tight end for the Jets.
Jerod Mayo (New England), Duane Brown (Houston), and Gosder Cherilus (Detroit) were all selected by teams that traded down but remained in the first round. John Carlson was acquired by Seattle on a trade up in the second round with the Ravens, but Baltimore drafted Pro Bowler Ray Rice later in that round through that transaction.
Similarly, in 2007, the Jets moved up following a trade with the Panthers to select Darrelle Revis, while Carolina selected Jon Beason. Both players have played in the Pro Bowl.
Jacksonville moved back after trading with Denver, and selected Reggie Nelson, while the Broncos moved up to select Mike Shanahan's last first round bust, Jarvis Moss. Cleveland also selected an underachieving first round quarterback after trading up to get Brady Quinn.
Dallas moved up after the trade to select Anthony Spencer, who played very well at the conclusion of last season. The 49ers traded their first round pick in 2009 to New England to draft Joe Staley. Ryan Kalil from Carolina and Sidney Rice from Minnesota were a pair of Pro Bowl players selected in the second round after their respective teams traded back.
This is just a small incomplete sampling from the last few years, but it seems that trading up smartly will lead to acquiring a player that provides an immediate impact at least half of the time. Exactly 9 of the 18 players selected in the first round following a trade up either have helped their respective team garner a playoff victory or have made the Pro Bowl.
Consequently, only Jon Beason has made a Pro Bowl (or won a playoff game) as a player acquired with a first round pick after a trade down (20% success rate). Ray Rice, Sidney Rice and Ryan Kalil improve the success rate of trading down, but second round picks seem to require a little more time to develop.
Because of the developmental time necessary, it is difficult to judge the efficacy of the trading down strategy. Examining drafts from earlier in the decade introduces more variables, but should be completed.
Do I have the time to do it, or not? Yet another question…


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Rivals Unit Rankings Continue: FSU, 2nd Best Special Teams Unit
Rivals.com is giving Florida State even more love. In case you missed it... Nation's 4th best secondary. Nation's best defensive line. Now here is what I don't get. Rivals ranks OU's ST as 5th in the nation. Um... Jimmy Stevens can't hit over 50 yards. Period. Last year's 40-49 performance was a fluke compared to prior years. OU sampled two other kickers this off-season in hopes of improving. Then there is this... "OU will have a new kick returner this season. The Sooners' punt coverage unit was excellent but the kickoff coverage was atrocious, with a nation's-high four TDs allowed." So then how, exactly, is this the fifth best unit in the land? Debate and discuss.


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Soundgarden front-loaded its 2½-hour show Sunday at the Orpheum with big numbers, digging deeper into its catalog as the concert moved along. It was a big, weird sprawl of heavy, trippy rock unencumbered by expectations and ended up doing more for Soundgarden's legacy than a more polished show ever could have.
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Imagining what it's like to take a private jet flight with your kids is easy. Just picture them hermetically sealed for a few hours in a space not much bigger than a walk-in closet. On the minus side of the experience: on most jets, it's cold turkey on texting and Internet access; skateboarding is definitely out; and there's probably no live television.
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The Dish: Lobster Popcorn with Lemon Butter Lobster and popcorn both improve with butter, and when you combine all three ingredients, you're on the road to culinary heaven. This labor-intensive dish starts with boiled lobster, which is shocked in an ice bath after cooking. Then the tail is sliced into bite-size medallions.
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Editor's note: Cessna suspended development of the aircraft reviewed below in April 2009 and then formally cancelled the program in documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on July 10, 2009.
February 1, 2009
More than 20 years after it was conceived, the MD 902 Explorer is coming into its own as a fast and comfortable light twin-engine turbine helicopter that performs exceptionally well in hot temperatures and high altitudes.
January 2, 2009
If Honda Aircraft founder, president and chief visionary Michimasa Fujino is right, when you step into one of his dealerships to put down a deposit on a HondaJet or get yours serviced, your experience will be a lot more like visiting an Acura dealer than a traditional business jet manufacturer.
December 1, 2008
Business Jet Traveler Television (www.BJTtv.com) has posted an online video companion to the magazine's comprehensive Buyers' Guide 2008.
December 1, 2008
For those facing life-threatening diseases, war-related injuries or other equally devastating hardships, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. Here's one way you can lend a hand: Donate unused fractional flight hours to a charity that will use them on behalf of the needy.
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Do you resort to charades to make yourself understood in countries where you don't speak the language? If so, you'll appreciate ICOON, a book based on an idea so simple you'll wonder why no one thought of it before.
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I see what you did there, intrepid Cardinal fan. Courtesy of the handiwork of David Shaw, esq., there's now one less unbeaten BCS school for Ohio State to have to jostle for position with in the subjective and objective departments alike. With Alabama playing host to 13th ranked LSU this weekend, could that number be two by weekend's end? (Kelley L. Cox/USA TODAY Sports)


text: Terri Miller and Andrew Carlton from Kewaskum have been named Fuel Up to Play 60 Most Valuable Players for this school year. As MVPs, they both recently attended a training summit in Green Bay with the other representatives. Terri and Andrew will work with students and teachers in their district to implement healthy eating and physical activity plays. They will spread the word throughout the state to let others know how important it is to get 60 minutes of exercise every day and fuel up with healthy foods. Andrew is a 6th grade student at Kewaskum Middle School. The most successful Fuel Up to Play 60 activity at his school was the Taste Test a Rainbow, which gave students a chance to taste a new fruit, dairy and vegetable each month. Fuel Up to Play 60 Advisor, Terri Miller is the Foodservice Director at Kewaskum School District. Laura Wilford, an area Director with the Wisconsin Dairy Council said they are excited to work with these MVPs this school year. Wilford also stated that these chosen candidates in Kewaskum have shown leadership and dedication to the health and wellness of their peers. The Dairy Council looks forward to seeing everything they accomplish in the upcoming school year." Fuel Up to Play 60 is sponsored locally by the Wisconsin Dairy Council. Fuel Up to Play 60 is an in-school nutrition and physical activity program launched by the National Dairy Council (NDC) and the National Football League .The program encourages youth to eat nutrient-rich foods including low-fat and fat-free dairy, fruits, vegetables and whole grains) and achieve at least 60 minutes of physical activity every day.


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Sioux Falls emergency crews responded to a fire that broke out at Billion Chevrolet in Sioux Falls Wednesday afternoon.
Sioux Falls Fire Rescue and Sioux Falls police responded to the fire at 4400 W. 12th Street just after 3 p.m.
At 3:30 p.m., KSFY News Reporter Bridget Bennett tweeted that smoke could be seen coming from the garage but no flames were visible from the outside. She said smoke continued to billow from the building as crews battled the fire.
Jeff Helm, Sioux Falls Fire Rescue, said they do not know for certain but he said they think the fire was caused by welding sparks.
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Mr Straw's House
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Ordinary house, extraordinary home
Step back in time to the 1920s and discover how a grocer's family lived in a Midland market town through their furnishings and household objects.
This modest semi-detached house has changed little since the Straws moved here in 1923. For over 60 years they threw little away and chose to live without many of the modern comforts we take for granted today.
Photographs, letters, furniture and household objects can still be seen exactly where their owners left them. A lovingly tended garden and orchard complete the domestic feel.
The Straws Revealed
Tuesday 15 July, 2-4pm
Take a trip back in time with a guided tour through this 1920s home then delve into the archives to see some of the objects that were important to the Straw family.
Booking essential. £4 per person plus normal admission charges
Mystery Object Trail
Tuesday 22 July - Saturday 6 September 11am - 4pm
Step back in time as you tour this extraordinary home, discover some mystery objects and work out what they were used for on our family trail.
Normal admission prices, times and timed entry systems apply
Tasting the Past
Tuesday 16 September 11am-4pm
Try some seasonal treats from Florence Straw's recipe books and taste apples fresh from the orchard.
Normal admission prices, times and timed entry systems apply. Donations welcome
William & Walter's Worksop
Monday 29 September 10am - 12.30pm and 2-4.30pm
Meet at Mr Straw's House for this guided walk taking in locations known and loved by the Straw family, and followed by tea and biscuits. Part of the Great British Walk.
Booking essential. £10 per person, including NT members
The Straws Revealed
Thursday 9 October, 11am-1pm
Take a trip back in time with a guided tour through this 1920s home then delve into the archives to see some of the objects that were important to the Straw family.
Booking essential. £4 per person plus normal admission charges
Halloween Hunt
Tuesday 28 October - Saturday 1 November 11am - 4pm
Visit a house where time stands still and seek out some spooky objects on our haunting Halloween trail.
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Putting the House to Bed
Monday 17 November 2-4pm
Wrap up warm to find out what happens during the winter months, discover how we care for Mr Straw's treasures and enjoy tea and cake with the team.
Booking essential. £15 per person, including NT members
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- Don't forget to book in advance by telephoning 01909 482380.
- We operate a timed ticket entry system, admitting a maximum of 4 visitors every 15 minutes between 11am and 4pm Tuesday to Saturday.
- It is often possible to make a same day booking, but please do call us to check before setting off.
- Our email address is for enquiries, not bookings, as we can't always access it during the day. We hope to have on-line booking later this year.
- There are several flights of steep stairs at Mr Straw's House. If you think you'll need extra time to get around, just let us know in advance.
- To protect the 1920s wallpaper in Mr Straw's House we don't allow any bags inside. We have secure storage in our reception.
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We have thousands of objects from Mr Straw's House in our vast collection. Visit the National Trust Collections website to discover more about them, or browse the highlights chosen by our volunteers.
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MP Matthew Offord to open post office (From Times Series)
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MP Matthew Offord to open Edgware post office
Updated 9:39am Wednesday 16th July 2014 in News By Mark Cutting
MP Matthew Offord will be given the chance to see a revamped post office when he officially opens the branch.
The Hendon MP will open the new post office in Glengall Road, Edgware, before opening one of the network's bank accounts at the branch.
It has been refurbished as part of Post Office scheme to modernise the network and has longer opening hours.
It will now be open between 6am and 5.30pm from Monday to Saturday, and from 7am to 4pm on Sundays.
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It is so pathetic and childish I tend to just ignore. Let them humour eachother, it's all they've got.
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Attaboy Matt. You managed to open a post office!
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Benedict Cumberbatch (left) and Martin Freeman in 'Sherlock'. Cumberbatch has quit Del Toro's movie 'Crimson Peak' four months ahead of filming.
Sherlock actor Benedict Cumberbatch steps down from Guillermo Del Toro's thriller.
The Sherlock star has changed his mind about participating in Crimson Peak four months ahead of shooting, The Hollywood Reporter reports.
Bolstered by roles in Sherlock and Star Trek Into Darkness, Benedict Cumberbatch has quickly become one of Hollywood's most in-demand stars. The Hollywood Reporter's sources did not specify the reason for the actor's decision to resign from Crimson Peak but did specify that it was not due to a conflict with another project.
Guillermo Del Toro has experimented with a number of very different genres, from dark fantasy with Pan's Labyrinth to sci-fi and action with Pacific Rim. With Crimson Peak, the Mexican filmmaker will explore the horror genre, complete with a haunted house.
The remaining cast includes Charlie Hunnam (who acted under Del Toro in Pacific Rim), Jessica Chastain (Zero Dark Thirty) and Mia Wasikowska (Stoker). Before the end of 2013, Cumberbatch will appear in both Bill Condon's The Fifth Power and Steve McQueen's 12 Years A Slave. — AFP Relaxnews
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CMS Cameron McKenna plumps for Principal Place
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7% more spcace in 2015 over what they have now? Not exactly predigious growth forecast for the next 10 years then. Not so much silver circle as wooden spoon. Of course, if they have more redundancies/outsourcing planned then they'll have more space...
Not sure if you can call a 16 storey building 'a sky scraper'. They're going to be dwarfed by the two real skyscrapers either side. Please would Cameron McKenna stop this interminable spin that they have to put on everything.
Err... perhaps CMS believe that some services are better not delivered from expensive City offices???
Heard the one about the small infrastructure dominated by premiership power house infrastructures? It's called Macclesfield Town, Accrington Stanley, Bury or CMS Camerons.
I can't be alone in finding it both tedious and unedifying to note that every story about CMS Cameron McKenna is stained with the bile of some embittered (and presumably former) CMS employee.
Whoever they are, it is clear that their self-interest was at odds with the firm's decision to outsource most of its back office. Boo hoo. Get a life - preferably one that does not involve railing against the past.
We know you've been hurt. You're angry too. Life's not fair, is it? But now it's time to move on. Whoever you are and whatever has happened to you, it shows you in a very poor light that you won't let it drop. And your tactics aren't working anyway: most readers won't be influenced by your broken record rantings.
And, by the way, I don't work at the firm (although I used to) and have no brief to speak on its behalf.
Who cares? Many of us here at the firm plan to leave soon anyway and so alas will not be able to enjoy the skyscraper views from the 16th storey. In my department, nearly all of us (that's a large number) have our CVs out with recruiters and can't wait to jump ship before it's all too late...Save us all!
Vulgar, vainglorious and grossly insensitive to all those who have lost their jobs at CMS to increase the incomes of those already earning grotesque multiples of the average salary.
Shouldn't the headline be: "CMS moves to Hackney"??


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|Reflux is a small lightweight profile manager. With the coming of dual specs, and people building UI compilations. I built this little manager. Its goal it to allow you to quickly switch all your addon profiles in one fair swoop. For addons that don't support profiles it emulates a profile. All emulations are done by the user and none come pre-configured out of the box. The user chooses if he/she wishes to emulate a profile for any addon. Emulation is not needed for any addon that uses...
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This offense is horrible with Yates at QB. You have two veteran QB's on the bench. If we want to do ANYTHING in the playoffs DelHomme or Garcia MUST take over against Tennessee. The other problem for the Texans is the absence of their "D" coordinator. Saying "everything is fine without Wade" is as foolish a comment as "Yates can make all the throws". Both comments have been made by Kubiak.
We have 10 wins and are in the playoffs PURELY based on Wade Phillips presence. Whoever this "coach" is that is taking his place obviously never paid attention to how Wade calls a game and has no clue. We are also seeing Kubiak change his play calling on the offensive side of the ball. Kubiaks lack of confidence in the "D" is what cost us last year.
If things don't change we will not get out of the first round of the playoffs
If this happens Kubiak should be fired. He's responsible for insisting on playing this rookie....he should pay and pay dearly for torpedoing the best season in Texans history.
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This is a new low. Obama SPENT money to close natl parks but shut down the Amber Alert website. Look for yourself: 1.usa.gov/190aIeP—
Rep. Roger Williams (@RepRWilliams) October 06, 2013
We'll hope for now that actual Amber Alerts will continue to freak out unsuspecting iPhone owners and get results in locating abducted children, but it looks like AmberAlert.gov has fallen victim to the government shutdown. Here's what AmberAlert.gov looks like at the moment:
If it would save just one child, would it be considered essential?
Obama turns off Amber Alert website. Because that "if it saves just one child" was all talk. amberalert.gov—
Razor (@hale_razor) October 06, 2013
How about the gun control theatrics "if it saves just one child" then shutting down Amber alert…optics couldn't be worse POTUS. Keep it up—
Rochelle (@rbostick12) October 07, 2013
@hale_razor what a douche bag. Get him him out of our house—
glozee (@glozee1) October 06, 2013
Blocking WWII vets: essential. Funding the Amber Alert site: nonessential.—
Razor (@hale_razor) October 06, 2013
No, seriously, the petty bastards in the Obama Administration turned off the Amber Alert website amberalert.gov—
Jason B. Whitman, OD (@JasonBWhitman) October 06, 2013
@JasonBWhitman unbelievable—
(@Natalie_Page) October 06, 2013
@JasonBWhitman I thought they were low to block ppl from the WW2 memorial. Do states have their own Amber Alerts, I hope?—
Laura McGinnis (@Txsleuth) October 06, 2013
@JasonBWhitman @debra0827 don't save a cent turning off most websites- the hosting cost continues, most don't require daily updates—
Grumpy Elder (@Grumpyelder) October 06, 2013
@Grumpyelder @JasonBWhitman @debra0827 It's not $ it's Chicago-thug Democrat abuse of power. Spent $ blocking access to open mouments!—
Middlepeople – David (@dmc2et) October 06, 2013
@hale_razor All 436 Democrat Obama staff, incl 2 chefs, more "essential" than Amber Alert for missing children? First 48hrs are critical!—
Middlepeople – David (@dmc2et) October 06, 2013
Probably not a super idea for the Administration to temporarily disable the Amber Alert system.—
Jeffrey Goldberg (@JeffreyGoldberg) October 06, 2013
Effective govt at work –> Deeming the folks who run the Amber Alert page as non-essential. Stupid as hell or dick move? Hard to tell w/Dems—
LilMissBringItSMOD (@LilMissRightie) October 06, 2013
Shutting down the Amber Alert website? There really is no bottom of the barrel for this administration, is there?—
(@Slublog) October 06, 2013
Nope. Just look.
Amber Alert is down. twitpic.com/awgbdw—
Cuffé (@CuffyMeh) October 06, 2013
I am quite interested by liberals defending turning off amberalert.gov . Is there any diabolical action you WON'T defend? #p2—
Jason B. Whitman, OD (@JasonBWhitman) October 06, 2013
Dear @BarackObama, Barricading open-air war memorials was a tacky new low; shutting down amberalert.gov is beyond foolish. It's vile—
Will Antonin (@Will_Antonin) October 07, 2013
So how many barricades would the administration have had to not put up in order to afford to keep the Amber Alert Web site operating?—
Justin Katz (@JustinKatzRI) October 07, 2013
Barack Obama has DOJ shut down the Amber Alert system…So, we can add dead kids to the lengths he's is willing to go in his shutdown game.—
Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) October 07, 2013
By all means, let's turn over healthcare decision making to people willing to shut down the Amber Alert website out of spite.—
Jason B. Whitman, OD (@JasonBWhitman) October 07, 2013
So, the president didn't golf this weekend because it would look bad, so instead he stayed in the White House and ordered AmberAlert.gov taken down?
#Amberalert website is down. THAT is under direct control of the OMB. Idiot-n-chief DECIDED to shut that down.—
Rich McMahon (@ineed2takeatwit) October 07, 2013
Barack Obama shut down amberalert.gov. Never have I been more upset with a president.—
Danielle Wildes (@daniellewildes8) October 07, 2013
Amber alert site shutdown. Let's add that to the WWII veterans and kids with cancer list. #shutdown—
Alex Charyna (@alexcharyna) October 07, 2013
As a former federal agent I find this story hard to believe, even for this White House. m.washingtonexaminer.com/amber-alert-we… #SpiteHouse—
Dan Bongino (@dbongino) October 07, 2013
Just remember: The GOP are the "hostage takers" here.
You know what'd bring back amberalert.gov the fastest? Putting the clean CR up for a vote in the House. #shutdown—
Matt Ford (@HemlockMartinis) October 07, 2013
Editor's note: This post has been updated with additional tweets.
Well, looky here! The Amber Alert website is back up:
'Just bloggers' right again: Amber Alert back up; Shameful Spite House claims 'confusion'
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Amid perhaps the most economically vibrant major metropolitan area in America, there remains persistent need and personal hardship that's migrated steadily from the inner city to Houston's affluent suburbs.
At Northwest Assistance Ministries more than 20 miles from the city's center an alarming five year surge of the newly needy has yet to subside.
"About half of our clients coming in are children", said Becky Landes of NAM.
Filling food pantry baskets these days are working folks who've fallen off of a payroll and long exhausted what little they were able to set aside.
"They go through their savings. They've exhausted their resources and they are coming to us for assistance really as a last resort," said Landes.
NAM client Darlene Garrido was willing to witness about the hardship.
"It can happen in an instant very, very true. It happened to us and this place really helps," said Garrido.
Xiomara Thomas is seven months pregnant and unable to work.
"Especially when you've lost everything and hoping you can get some assistance. This is what I need. I need help. I need beds and a place for my children to lay their head," said Thomas.
Also falling into this last resort safety net is an increasing number of the suburban elderly who are squeezed by rising costs and taxes that chew away their fixed incomes.
"Those might be seniors who have to make a choice between purchasing medicine or purchasing food," said Landes.
Volunteers here at NAM don't expect the need for aid to shrink.
"We have as many people out of work and using the services here as anywhere in town. I mean all time," said Gayle Witt.
The volunteers are struck at just how quickly once thriving families can fall through the cracks of the world's biggest economy.
"We have people here who are at the lowest point in their lives. They are desperate," said Witt.
"They are devastated to have to come and ask. We don't want them to feel that way. We want to tell them we could be there too," said NAM volunteer Judy Barker.
Bottom-line, according to the Brookings Institute there are now more people in the suburbs contending with economic need than in America's inner cities.