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What was just a speculation, is getting stronger. The Rooneys are willing to trade BB, and they are looking for the 1st pick of this draft to get Sam Bradford, whom they are in love.
I have never seen so many problems in one year. MADDEN CURSE is picking all SteelerNation. 1st Polamalu, then Aa Smith, Tone, BB, who is the next?
If we trade him, I think we have to REFORMULATE ALL OUR TEAM, we cant win without BB, I wouldnt trade him for Brady or Manning with our OL. If we get two 1st round picks for him, (maybe two seahawks) we should go after Clausen and Trent Williams, but we are losing anyway)
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create tougher restrictions for property developments along Vermont's lakes and
A committee of state
senators is putting the finishing touches on their counterproposal to a measure
passed by the House last year. The bill would restrict how much of a property
and which portions of it can be cleared or covered by impervious surfaces.
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INDUSTRY HILLS, Calif. — A bit removed from Beverly Hills or Hollywood, The Pacific Palms Resort on a mid-July Tuesday has every bit the celebrity traffic as those famed haunts 30 miles west.
Athletes from virtually every professional sport plus television and film personalities descend upon the Industry Hills Golf Club to take part in the ESPY Celebrity Golf Classic, and in doing so, join The V Foundation for Cancer Research team.
Each of the 50 or so celebrities is assigned to a foursome — which are purchased by companies to support the cause — to form a "fivesome" in the scramble-format, shotgun-start tournament.
The 11th annual event began with personal and poignant reflections from cancer survivor Stuart Scott, and the inspiring words from Jim Valvano's famous "Don't Give Up…Don't Ever Give Up" speech are what players hear as they make their way out to the two courses (dubbed Babe and Ike) of Industry Hills.
Carts are adorned with "Play 4" signs designating who players decided to play in honor of or in memory of, someone who is battling or has battled cancer or another illness.
During the round, electronic scoring in every cart keeps players updated on the changing leaderboard, though it's shut off for the last few holes to maintain the suspense.
College football coaches ruled the 2011 Classic as Texas Tech head coach Tommy Tuberville's team posted the best score on the Babe course, while the team with long-time coach-turned ESPN analyst Lou Holtz had the best round on Ike.
Many celebrities return to play each year and even though golf can be serious business for some, particularly to the athletes who are competitive by nature, this day is about so much more.
Birdies and bogeys were far from everyone's mind as ESPN President George Bodenheimer, who created the tournament, and ESPY Celebrity Golf Classic Director Rosa Gatti presented a check for $1.05 million to V Foundation for Cancer Research CEO Nick Valvano.
The next day, participants would join other famous faces at a more traditional celebrity venue, the Nokia Theatre, to attend the ESPYs.
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I can officially say I have the best luck ever. 10 years of a wedding being never being rained out. It was a blustery, stormy day in November when Christina and Charles were married at the Pacific Palms Resort. Some how some way it cleared for an hour, the exact hour we needed it to be. The cloudy skies and wet grounds were fine with me we were able to go outside.
Congratulations to Christina and Charles, not just for your marriage but you survived 3 outfits, 6 changes, 100′s of guests, countless toasts and stormy weather. And you did it with a smile.
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Animal activists are quick to tell you not to buy chicks and bunnies on impulse for Easter out of concern that many are abandoned later.
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1. Susan B. Anthony
Very few people have never heard of Susan B. Anthony. She was one of the very first advocates for women's rights, including the right to vote. In fact, the 19th Amendment, which was passed in 1920 and prohibits women from being denied the right to vote, came from an amendment that Anthony wrote in 1878. There is no doubt that Anthony was a gifted and courageous woman. A variety of books about her are available for a variety of ages.
2. Marie Curie
Marie Curie was an amazing woman. Most people who have heard of her know of her because of her work with her husband Pierre on radiation. But they probably aren't aware that she also was responsible for a new method for teaching science which included demonstrations of experiments. They may know that she won a Nobel prize in physics for her work, but not that she was the first woman to win one. Or that she was the first person ever to win two Nobel prizes. Or that she was the first woman in France to earn a PhD. Or...well, the accomplishments of this one woman are beyond impressive.
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3. Heart and Soul: The Story of Florence Nightingale
If you've heard about Florence Nightengale, then you know she was a nurse. What else do you know about her? She was born in 1820 to a privileged family and lived during a time when such women were not expected to work. In fact, they were expected not to work. However, not only did Florence want to work, she wanted to work as a nurse, which was not exactly a noble profession at the time. In fact, it was considered menial labor done quite often by prostitutes and alcoholics. Florence felt a deep concern for people, so she chose to pursue a career in nursing. In 1855 she left home for the battlefield of Crimea to nurse soldiers who were fighting in the Crimean War. Thanks to her efforts, an Army Medical School was created in 1857 and in 1868, a Sanitary Department was created. And yet there is more! Florence also created the Nightingale School for Nurses at St. Thomas' Hospital, the first of its kind, and reformed workhouses, personally training the midwives and nurses.
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4. Emily DickinsonEmily Dickinson is such an interesting figure in literature. She wrote nearly 2000 poems in her lifetime, but only a small handful of them were published in her lifetime. She remains quite a mysterious figure, probably because she was so reclusive. She kept very much to herself and in her later years, she mostly tended her garden, baked bread, or sat looking out a window. She was known to be shy, but it's clear that she was deeply senstive. She always sounded like an intensely introverted, emotionally senstive, creatively gifted woman to me.
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You have probably heard of Mendelssohn, the famous German composer. But did you know that Felix Mendelssohn had a sister, just as musically gifted? She composed over 400 pieces. So why isn't she as famous as her brother? Are her works not very good? No, the reason is that while the two siblings were quite musically gifted as children, when they grew to adulthood, their father had very different ideas of what men and women could do with music. For men, music could be a career; for women, it could be only an "adornment." In spite of such social and paternal restrictions, Fanny was able to compose many musical pieces.
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One of my favorite quotations comes from Pearl S. Buck:
The truly creative mind in any field is no more than this: A human creature born abnormally, inhumanely sensitive. To them... a touch is a blow, a sound is a noise, a misfortune is a tragedy, a joy is an ecstasy, a friend is a lover, a lover is a god, and failure is death.
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Comparative analysis of rigidity across protein families
Wells, Stephen A., Jiménez Roldán, J. E. (José Emilio) and Roemer, Rudolf A.. (2009) Comparative analysis of rigidity across protein families. Physical Biology, Vol.6 (No.4). Article 6005. ISSN 1478-3975
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We present a comparative study in which 'pebble game' rigidity analysis is applied to multiple protein crystal structures, for each of six different protein families. We find that the main-chain rigidity of a protein structure at a given hydrogen bond energy cutoff is quite sensitive to small structural variations, and conclude that the hydrogen bond constraints in rigidity analysis should be chosen so as to form and test specific hypotheses about the rigidity of a particular protein. Our comparative approach highlights two different characteristic patterns ('sudden' or 'gradual') for protein rigidity loss as constraints are removed, in line with recent results on the rigidity transitions of glassy networks.
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He was getting older, he worried about losing his balance fishing on the end rocks, and his hearing was failing him. So was his short-term memory. He could recall, surprisingly vividly, how the bottom of his mother's feet looked, but he forgot the names of some of his house guests. He was going to bed earlier, and waking up earlier, too. Three times, people told him his zipper was undone.
So, George H.W. Bush did what he has done so often, what came so naturally to him. He sat down and wrote a letter, this time to his children. One was the governor of Florida, another was the governor of Texas and two years from the White House. No matter. He started the letter "Dear kids."
That was 15 years ago, and Bush was 74 years old. But he sensed what was happening — "This year if I turn fast, I wobble" — and he wanted to share his experience, his perspective, with his children.
"I remember a lot of detail about all five of you when you were little — all happy memories I retain; but alas I am vague on recent details in your lives," he wrote. "I am passionately interested, but factoids escape me."
Scores of Bush's letters were assembled a dozen years ago in a book called "All the Best," his signature sign-off. The book was reissued Tuesday with letters written since the original publication, including those covering the election of his eldest son to the White House, the terrorist attacks of 2001, and his remarkable reconciliation with the man who defeated him in 1992, Bill Clinton.
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The winter is quiet and restful in Tuscany: nature seems to sleep for a few months. But even in this period Tuscany offers initiatives and activities for your vacation.
Especially in the winter, festivals in Mugello are dedicated to good food: after the autumn, characterized by olive and grape harvest, new olive oil and wine tastings begin.
During Christmas time, towns and villages in Mugello are colored with lights and decorations, becoming particularly charming. There are also many Christmas markets that can be found in the area, starting with those of Marradi and Palazzuolo sul Senio.
In February, don't miss the Carnival of Borgo San Lorenzo, with large colorful floats, music and masks, until the day of Berlingaccio with the big closing party.
The season is also good to visit the Medici Villas and Castles of the territory, as well as the sights of nearby Florence: just dress warm cloths and have long walks in the hills and trails, enjoying a little peace and relaxation.
In recent years the snow characterize the winter landscape of the Mugello, so it is not unusual to wake up and find yourself surrounded by a white cover, especially during the months of January and February.
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There will be a Manning playing in that dome in Indy, but it won't be Peyton.
Another chapter will be added to the Brady-Manning rivalry, but it won't involve Peyton.
And when people talk about the New England/New York rivalry, they sure as hell won't be talking Sox or Yanks, and you won't hear anything about the Jets. They'll be busy sitting at home disappointed in their players, their team, and their coach while watching their two biggest rivals duke it out for the Lombardi Trophy. The beasts of the East are the New England Patriots and the New York Giants. Strangely, we can both thank the opposing team's special-teams and their freakish mistakes for making it easy for us to advance. Maybe it was Tebow.
The NFL Network will be reairing our last Super Bowl date in an hour. I might force myself to watch it, but why torture myself? That game won't give us much to analyze. Both of our teams have changed a lot since then, as you all surely saw when our teams met during the regular season. That mid-season game seems like so long ago. It was the first-time in years that Belichick's team lost two games in a row and it broke the home-game record. It gave the Pats so much more reason to hate the Giants more than the Jets, if only because they've been beating us and earned our begrudging respect. It led to Albert Haynesworth and DL-coach Pepper Johnson screaming at each other during the game on the sidelines.
Despite that huge win over my Pats, the Giants were still being doubted the whole way. And to think, people actually thought Coughlin might get fired. That was about as absurd around that time as when people were talking Brady's time coming to an end as the 5-3 Pats go 5-3 in an eight-game stretch. Pats have gone 10-0 since then, and the Giants smoked Green Bay at home.
Again, congratulations on making it to another Super Bowl. Your team deserves it just like my Pats deserve a chance at completing what we have begun calling the Redemption Tour.
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There's a mole in the operation. Black Ops has collected evidence from the suspect's apartment. It looks like this guy's an expert in cryptology. Can your students decipher his secret messages to pinpoint his code name and secret meeting location? Supporting critical thinking and problem solving skills, this workshop demonstrates how codes and ciphers function in the shadow-world of espionage.
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A Tampa Bay native is part of a military spouse's choir that's capturing the hearts of millions across the country on NBC's America's Got Talent.
Rachael Smith, who grew up in Pinellas County, was the lead soloist for the American Military Spouses Choir's rendition of "Hero" last Tuesday. America apparently loved them because voters put the group through to the semifinals.
"I tried not to think about the fact that it was live," Smith said in an interview with News Channel 8 from her home outside of Washington, D.C. "I've sang in front of big crowds before and so I just thought about the people that were there and looked at them and tried not to think about the 10 million people watching on TV."
Smith's journey to Radio City Music Hall started a long time ago when she tried out for a middle school singing group called True Vibe. She was Rachael Thomsen then as she went to Keswick Christian School and then Seminole High School.
While she was in Orlando going to college she lost her father to cancer and moved back home.
She's performed at Rays games, in front of her large extended family at First Baptist Indian Rocks church, and for six years at the Tampa Bay's Turkey Trot. That's where Earnest Smith, a graduate of West Point who she had known for years, proposed to her in front of a crowd of hundreds.
"She'd come home from school in sixth grade and say 'this guy stares at me all day long and I don't know why,'" said her mom Virginia Thomsen as she smiled. "{Her dad and I} said 'someday you're going to marry that guy.' She'd say 'oh no!'"
It turned out, Rachael's parents were right. That boy was Earnest. The two married and had a little girl. During that time, Smith did two tours overseas, including a deployment in Iraq right after the wedding and another after their first daughter was born.
Now, he has been staying home as Rachael has taken the biggest stage yet, dedicating performances to the thousands of military spouses across the country.
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The couple's second baby girl is due a week from Tuesday, but Rachael hopes to join the choir again if they make it to the finals.
"The baby - by the time the finals will roll around - will only be 3 weeks old," she said. "That would definitely take some adjustment. I'll have to wait until she's here and see how it goes. It's been four years since I've had a new born."
Even so, the experience has already been an emotional one for those watching her here at home.
"It's just amazing to think that your baby girl is in Radio City Music Hall," Virginia said. "For me - I just sat and cried through the whole thing."
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Three members of the Canadian women's hockey team left an inspirational note for the men's team before their semifinal game against the United States on Friday.
The note seemed to do the trick, as Canada beat the U.S. 1-0 in a close game.
Wickenheiser, Szabador & Jenner left this letter in the Canadian men's hockey dressing room. #ctvsochi #sochi http://t.co/KqPkJ5PVT4—
Daniele Hamamdjian (@DHamamdjian) February 21, 2014
Gold-medal winners Hayley Wickenheiser, Brianne Jenner, and Shannon Szabados were the ones who wrote the note.
Was that what America was missing? An inspirational note? We would have all written you an inspirational book, USA, if that's what it took.
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The Bears announced Tuesday they signed Moore to a one-year contract.||||||| The 6-6, 263-pound Moore spent his first two seasons with Tampa Bay and the past two with Buffalo. He started seven of the 12 games he played in last year and had a career-high 24 tackles and three sacks.
The Buffalo Bills have signed Moore off the Detroit Lions' practice squad in a bid to improve their anemic pass rush.||||||| Listed at 6-foot-6 and 272 pounds, Moore was Tampa Bay's fourth-round pick in 2009 draft. He had 28 tackles in 15 games in two seasons with the Buccaneers before being cut in September.
Moore is on injured reserve with a shoulder injury for Tampa Bay.||||||| Moore is the third player to be put down this week for Tampa Bay, joining Cody Grimm and Davin Joseph.
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Ethics Panel Says House Should Censure Charlie Rangel
A bipartisan panel debated how Rangel should be punished for several hours on Thursday. The vote to recommend censure for Rangel was 9-1.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi would give an oral rebuke to Rangel before his colleagues if the House votes to accept the committee's recommendations.
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Rangel made an emotional appeal to the committee earlier in the day, and didn't have much to say to reporters following the hearing. He later issued a statement of apology.
The ethics panel had already decided that Rangel was guilty of 11 ethics violations, a result Rangel said was unfair. He said it was the committee's fault that he did not have a lawyer and walked out of the hearing, but the panel decided to go ahead.
The 11 charges against Rangel stemmed from four allegations: that Rangel used Congressional resources to raise money for an educational center bearing his name; did not report taxable income on a Dominican Republic rental villa; filed financial disclosure forms with inaccuracies; and set up a campaign office in a rent-controlled apartment in Harlem.
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Check out [url]http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Qt_for_Maemo_Developers_Guide[/url]
160 pages of good stuff - still some updates needed on the Qt side though to get the Qt 4.6 info in.
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Check out [url]http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Qt_for_Maemo_Developers_Guide[/url]
160 pages of good stuff - still some updates needed on the Qt side though to get the Qt 4.6 info in.
I have a trouble installing Qt on scratchbox for Fremantle SDK.
The '[COLOR="#008080"]apt-get update[/COLOR]' command wouldn't work for this url: '[COLOR="Teal"]deb [url]http://repository.maemo.org/extras-devel/[/url] fremantle free non-free[/COLOR]'.
It says:
[CODE]Temporary failure resolving 'nokes.nokia.com'
Failed to fetch http://repository.maemo.org/extras-devel/dists/fremantle/Release.gpg[/CODE]
On the other hand, the packages for Diablo were downloaded well.
Did anyone face the same issue?
I had faced the same problem which you are facing.
I had download the ubunto image with maemo sdk for use with virtual machine.
So I think now i have to install Qt on it and when i try to run the command 'apt-get update' it gives the same error which you have mention.
Can anybody guide me for the installation of Qt on ubunto maemo sdk image using VMWARE.
Thanks in advance.
Hi !
I am trying to follow the section ESBOX IDE but I had some problems. The first is related to download. The document specifies the following link:
Since it was not available yesterday, I downloaded the files cited as "pre final release". Is this right ? Or should I have downloaded any other version ?
Moreover, I tried to use the feature "Build Debian Package" but it didn't work for me. I created the Debian structure and my Qt project was running properly (I tested in Xephyr). Before posting long lines of log I would like to know if someone tested this function following the developer guide instructions.
Thanks !
The link given by you is not opening. Altough I am not been able to install Qt to my maemo sdk image. Can you give me any guidence.
[QUOTE=james1980;662961]The link given by you is not opening. Altough I am not been able to install Qt to my maemo sdk image. Can you give me any guidence.
Yes, it is not working. I am using the "pre final release" but I checked again and we have a new version (esbox 2.0.0 Integration Drops - lightly tested). you can find both here:
[QUOTE=marcelobarrosalmeida;662966]Yes, it is not working. I am using the "pre final release" but I checked again and we have a new version (esbox 2.0.0 Integration Drops - lightly tested). you can find both here:
This link is also not working It gives the error webpage can not found.
Have you installed Qt? I am also have a ESBox Pre final Release.
Hi ,
The link is working. Initially it gives an error for 5 to 6 times.
[QUOTE=james1980;662980]Have you installed Qt? I am also have a ESBox Pre final Release.[/QUOTE]
Yes, but as I am running Linux, I installed scratchbox not using VMWare image instead I did a native install. It is working fine. Just "debian package generation" option (inside esbox) is not working for me. However, it works at command line.
Nice to hear that links is now working. Some DNS propagation, who knows ...
apt-get update
Temporary failure resolving 'nokes.nokia.com'
Ok, I figured it out.
Problem is inside this file:
Make it empty, and the '[COLOR="Teal"]apt-get update[/COLOR]' command would work.
Please note that it should be done for all the scratchbox targets.
I think now that i also have to a native linux installation instead of using a image on VMWare. But it takes a lot of time to do all my setup again. Can anybody have installed Qt on VMWare image?
I had tried the suggestion given by the carbider but it do not works for me. Are you using a VMWare with the ubuntu image? I had downloaded the image of maemo pre final from [URL="http://tablets-dev.nokia.com/maemo-dev-env-downloads.php"]HERE[/URL].
Is this the correct version or I have to use a different image.
Thanks and Regards
Yes the document was made good manner, it's interesting to read. After reading a bit of the document, I've started configuring the Maemo SDK on my machine. So later I reallized it's not so easy job to set it up. I felt the cutomized Ubundu virtual image is a better way to start with the development. The internet speed is very bad, so it was too time consuming for me to download the virtual images. Now I'm able to boot the virtual image on VMWare.
Initially the /scratchbox/login was working fine, then when I tried to execute qmake, I got some error message. Second time when I tried /scratchbox/login, I got this error message "ERROR: Scatchbox is not properly set up!"
I never worked with a virtual image before. Now how will I proceed with the installation proceedure further is the question, after downloading the scratchbox script file (maemo-scratchbox-install_5.0beta.sh) how do I access it from the virtual OS? The downloaded files are in my local machine's drive. Is there any option to access/mount my hard drives from the virtual OS, or is it already have been mounted? And is it possible to access the internet from the virtual os? Anybody knows how to do it?
To run the command qmake, Qt must be install properly on your virtual image.
If you are using a image maemo prefinal ubuntu than i think that Maemo SDK is already installed on it and no need to do the scratchbox installation as /scratchbox/login is also working fine. ALthough I am also working first time on the virtual image and maemo SDK.
This is what I am thinking about the Virtual image,correct me if I am wrong.
Second thing you can connect the internet from the virtual image provided your original OS should be connected to internet properly. You can download the file from your virtual OS only so that the file can be access directly.
Hope this will helps you.
Hi vin2ktalks,
Take a look at this [URL="http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Maemo_5_SDK_installation_for_beginners"]article[/URL] which provides a guideline for the maemo SDK installation.
Hope this will helps you.


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SpeyFitter June 19, 2013 @ 10:55 PM
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Fingerprints on Vitodens CabinetSo I'm installing a couple Vitodens WB2B-105's right now. There are some magical finger prints on one of the beautiful bright white enamelled Vitodens Boiler cabinets that don't just rub off. I'm wondering what the best way is? A method or chemical (or both) perhaps?Class 'A' Gas Fitter - Certified Hydronic Systems Designer - Journeyman Plumber
kcopp June 20, 2013 @ 7:49 AM
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try....Simple Green.
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http://www.heatinghelp.com/forum-thread/146445/Fingerprints-on-Vitodens-CabinetPerhaps this should be a new thread, but do you know if Simple Green will also remove tire tracks from a Vitodens WB1B cabinet. Yesterday my 2 sons were finishing up a 5 zone Fujitsu installation at the summer home of a New York area HVAC wholesaler in Hampton Bays ( The Gateway to the Hamptons ), here on the Isle of Long. My oldest son hopped into one of the vans to dash off to the local hardware store to pick up some hardware to complete the installation of the Slimduct lineset covers. Now the wholesaler had delivered a WB1B Vito to the site that we needed for a job we're doing on Monday.
My son had placed it behind the van so as not to forget it when they packed up at the end of a long and involved installation. I think you can see it coming. He threw the van into reverse and backed into, but mercifully not over, said Vitodens. Think Viessmann will cover that under warranty?
Fortunately, our very talented helper was able to do a little bodywork on the burner compartment cover and the Vito looks good as new. I'll let you know if the Simple Green works on the tire tracks!
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That sucks...I ran over a customers lawnmower before... I was doing a annual service, packed up the truck when I was done, went inside to collect the payment, meanwhile their son was cutting the grass and parked their lawn mower behind my truck. and I have a bad habit of returning all the phone calls I missed while at a customers home as soon as I get back into the truck, well long story-short, my 3500 utility bodymade short work of that lawnboy, I had one of my guys run by the local sears and pick them up a new mower.
So lesson learned- $399 mower and I was there for a $179 service...
I have also dropped my share of units, about 4 months ago a ratchet strap broke and I dropped a 95% armstrong furnace on 95N, about 3 cars in front of a trooper of course... He stopped traffic and helped me load the mangled unit back onto my truck... He seen the broken strap so no "unsafe load" ticket, but my supply house was nice enough to say it happened at their facility so all in all it wasn't bad...
Good luck with the tire marks...
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The monologues are based off of interviews that the playwright Eve Ensler conducted with women around the world, Co-Producer and Director senior Katie Lambeth said. Women of all different ages, ethnicities, religions and socio-economic backgrounds wrote the monologues, ranging from serious to funny stories, she said.
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3:29pm Wednesday 16th May 2012 in National News © Press Association 2014
The Government has welcomed a fall in unemployment and the number of dole claimants but admitted there were too many people in part-time jobs who wanted full-time work.
The jobless total fell by 45,000 to 2.6 million in the quarter to March, the lowest since last summer, while the number on jobseeker's allowance last month was down by 13,700 to 1.59 million.
The number of people in work increased by 105,000 to almost 30 million, but this was entirely due to a rise in part-time workers.
Almost eight million people are now in a part-time job, the highest since records began in 1992, while those working part-time because they cannot find full-time work increased by 73,000 to a record high of 1.4 million. Self-employment has also reached a record figure of 4.1 million, up by 89,000 since the previous quarter.
Prime Minister David Cameron said the unemployment figures were "welcome" news but that the Government was "not remotely complacent", telling the Commons: "It's welcome that we have had the largest rise in employment for over a year, the number of people in work since the last election is up by 370,000, private sector jobs are up by 600,000.
"We are not remotely complacent about this because although there is good news about youth unemployment and the claimant count coming down, there is still too many people in part-time work who want full-time work, and also we still have the challenge of tackling long-term unemployment."
The 13,700 fall in the so-called claimant count last month was the biggest since July 2010.
But other figures from the Office for National Statistics showed that the number of people unemployed for more than a year increased by 27,000 to 887,000, the worst total since 1996.
Unite general secretary Len McCluskey said: "The Chancellor has created a part-time, low-pay Britain with his austerity programme - a political path that is increasingly being rejected by other European countries, France being the most prominent example."
TUC general secretary Brendan Barber said: "The falling number of full-time jobs and the 6% fall in real wages over the last two years means that people are having to make huge salary sacrifices and put their careers on hold just to stay in work."
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A pool of unemployed and desperate for any work they can get.
Zero employment rights, easy to hire and fire.
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Savant_NE says...
Work under pressure its a standard comment we see made by HR departments to relinqish responsiblity for good staffing policies.Only works for so long as good people start to buckle, and its not because they are work shy.
On the other side of the coin, millions of youth unemployment.There are a lot of people in the North East who would appreciate a helping hand and would take pleasure in showing off their knowledge to a younger member of staff in return for less pressure.
The support the Government for apprenticeships is very welcome and should increase.Companies should have an apprentice in every department to support its long suffering workforce, and the long suffering unemployed .


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Remember just a few months ago when several of us were concerned about letting Carl Landry and in particular Jarrett Jack go to free agency? No one at the time could have known and certainly no one knows what the script will be with the Warriors new arrivals but sometimes things can work out for the best.
Right now Carl Landry who gave us a lot of energy and scoring off the bench last season is out 3-4 months following hip flexor surgery. Jarrett Jack who was the focus of much affection is currently out 10 days with chondromalacia knee inflammation. It could be nothing and go away but at thirty it could become chronic with the pounding of 82 games and hopefully a long playoff run for the Warriors.
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Andrew Piccirillo, the "Scienceteller," presented a story of pirate adventure mixed with science experiments including child participation. Mr. Piccirillo's animated performance kept everyone's attention from start to finish.
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The 200 win club is often considered one of the biggest statistical milestones for pitchers. It is an exclusive club, made up of only 112 pitchers throughout the storied history of Major League Baseball. The list is replete with Hall of Famers: 51 of the 112 currently reside in Cooperstown and more will certainly be voted in when eligible. Of those 112 pitchers, only 2 are currently active: Roy Halladay and Andy Pettitte.
Many of the best pitchers to ever wear a Braves uniform count themselves as members of the 200 win club, among them: Warren Spahn (363), Kid Nichols (361), Greg Maddux (355), Phil Niekro (318), Tom Glavine (305), Al Spalding (253), and John Smoltz (213). Tonight, Tim Hudson makes his first bid to join that elite company.
Hudson notched win #199 in impressive fashion against the Nationals last Saturday, tossing 7 innings of 4-hit, 1-run ball against one of the best offenses in the National League. That win gave Hudson a career record of 199-104, good for a .6568 win percentage. In addition to being the third winningest active pitcher, Hudson also has the third best winning percentage of any active pitcher.
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Facts and figures about the Great Flood of 1953
Sixty years ago tonight one of the worst peacetime disasters in Britain was unfolding around the coast of East Anglia. High tides combined with strong winds and a deep area of low pressure in the North Sea caused a storm surge which brought huge waves crashing into coastal communities.
More than three hundred people were killed in Norfolk, Suffolk, Lincolnshire and Essex on the night of 31st January/1st February 1953.
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Acer at CES 2012: Aspire S5, Timeline Ultra, Iconia Tab A700, and AcerCloud
Acer had some surprises at its CES 2012 event, including the Aspire S5, which it's calling the "world's thinnest ultrabook." The company also introduced its new line of Aspire Timeline Ultra laptops, teased a quad-core, full 1080p Iconia Tab, and launched the AcerCloud cloud syncing service, which bears an uncanny resemblance (at least in this reveal) to Apple's iCloud service.
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Acer tried to keep the name under wraps, but we found it on the device itself: the title of the company's all-new quad-core tablet is the Iconia Tab A700. It's the same super-specced device we saw leak out a week ago, meaning 1920 x 1200 resolution, quad-core Tegra 3 processor clocked at 1.3GHz, and Ice Cream Sandwich as the shipping OS. The A700 is expected to ship in the second quarter of 2012.
The new slate will come with Bluetooth support, a microSD card slot, HDMI port, and a few of A...
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A crowded a dimly-ilt room with green LEDs strewn about is no way to showcase a new laptop, but we digress. Acer's 14- and 15-inch Timeline Ultra don't have the slimness of the Aspire S5 but still it boasts eight hours of charge and a DVD slot. Aesthetically there aren't much differences between the two devices — the AC power adapter moves from the back on the 14-inch to the left side on the 15-inch, for example, and the SD card / headphone jack have slightly different positions along the...
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Acer has today announced its entrance into the cloud computing space with a feature dubbed AcerCloud. The company says the service — which will be bundled with Acer consumer PCs beginning in the second quarter of this year and available worldwide in Q4 — "securely connects all personal smart devices for anytime, anywhere access." Both media libraries and documents will be synced across connected products including smartphones and tablets; Android will be supported at launch, with Acer...
Acer unveils Aspire Timeline Ultra at CES 2012
Acer's today announced its CES 2012 offerings. Up first, the Aspire Timeline Ultra. While we do not yet have full details (or even an image!) we do know that the ultrabook will come in 14 and 15-inch varieties, with as-yet-unspecified Intel Core i CPUs, Dolby Home Theatre v4 Surround Sound speakers, and they will feature Acer instant on, and be rated for up to 8 hours of battery life. We also hear that the Ultras will be just 20mm thick, and will have both HDMI and USB 3.0 ports. Acer says...
Acer announces Aspire S5, 'world's thinnest ultrabook' with Thunderbolt port
Ahead of its press conference at CES, Acer has just announced the new Aspire S5 ultrabook, which the company says is the world's thinnest — it's only 15mm at its thickest point. It's a black, magnesium-alloy and brushed-metal 13.3-inch laptop, weighing 1.35kg (2.97 pounds) and featuring Acer's Instant On technology that brings the computer back from sleep in 1.5 seconds. It also uses Acer Always Connect, which lets users manage data on their computers even when the machine is asleep — the S5...


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So, the Vikings, in their inimitable wisdom are setting out to plug all of the holes on offense and defense, by using our handful of draft picks to take care of it. Oh, I see how it works... you simply pick all of the players your scouts KNOW are phenoms; guys who will make immediate impact during their first years. Simple! Why didn't I think of that?!
Look, even if the geniuses in commnad make a trade or two between now and the draft, they have left too many holes to plug and still imporve the team. I can't understand what their brilliant plan is - but maybe that's because I'm no genius, like Childo seems to think HE is. I guess the joke will be on me when the team makes some blockbuster trade or eleventh hour signings of some superstars every other team missed out on.
I am bracing to be schooled now.