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The rapid HIV test provides a result in just 20 minutes. The test is painless and no blood is involved. It pretty much is like rubbing a popsicle stick along the gums of your mouth. It's recommended that you don't eat, brush, or floss, for about 30 minutes prior to getting the test.
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Following news reports that New York City municipal workers may have intentionally slowed down snow removal efforts during a blizzard last week, as payback for layoffs, demotions and salary cuts, the Brooklyn U.S. Attorney's office has opened a criminal probe.
That action follows investigations begun earlier by district attorneys in Brooklyn and Queens, says the New York Post, relying on unidentified sources.
Several people reportedly died during the storm when emergency responders weren't able to get to them due to the blizzard and many others spent hours stranded on unheated subway cars.
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Because of my time spent as a support mechanic for our troops and observing their dedication in protecting our freedoms, I have called my business, "Patriot Automotive". One of our freedoms in this country is to go where and when you want. As we say: "Your vehicle is your freedom....let us protect it". We repair your vehicle like it is our own. We take the time to explain what repairs are needed and WHY they are needed. Our Technicians are ASE Certified and trained to do the job right. We are a Napa Auto Care Center that services Cars, Vans, Trucks, SUV?s and Commerical Vehicles. We provide Free Estimates in Writing. From Batteries, Brakes, Air Conditioning Service, Radiators, Transmissions, Tune-ups, Oil Changes, 30/60/90 Scheduled Maintenance, Diagnostic Testing, Washington State Emission Repairs, Engine Rebuilds ? if your vehicle is broken, we can fix it!! In addition to Auto Repair Services, we also carry many brands of Tires and Custom Wheels for your Car, Truck or SUV. Some of our Tire Brands are: Alliance, BFGoodrich, Bridgestone, Carlisle, Continental, Capitol, Cooper, Crowntyre, Delta, Dunlop, Dynatrac, Falken, Hankook, Goodyear, General, Fuzion, Nitto, Dick Cepek, Mickey Thompson, Horizon, Humho, Kelly, Maxxis, Mastercraft, Pirelli, Riken, Samson, Summit, Titan, Uniroyal and Yokohama. Our Wheel Brands consist of: Advanti Racing, Asanti, BBS, Black rock, BMF Wheels, Boyd Coddington, Bravado, Carlisle, Chrome Expressions, Cragar, Cruiser Alloy, Focal, Konig, Lexani, Maxxis, Mickey Thompson, Motiv, OE Performance, Pacer, Foose, Niche, Dub.1.one, DUB and US Mags + many many more. We repair Acura, Buick, BMW, Chevrolet, GMC, Ford, Saturn, Dodge, Jeep, Honda, Toyota, Subaru, Hyundai, Kia, Audi, Mercedes-Benz and many other makes and models. Come see us today and see why we are your trusted source for Auto Repair and Tires and Spokane.


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Class is in session! Or in the case of How I Met Your Mother, production is underway! Get excited for HIMYM's senior season with a round up of talent tweets from the set! Want more? Click here for a round up of tweets from Monday-the official first day!
First scene of Season 9 to be shot in T-minus 5 minutes...#HIMYM— Craig Thomas (@HimymCraig) July 10, 2013
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Prisoner: Where am I?
#2: In the Village.
Prisoner: What do you want?
#2: Information.
Prisoner: Who's side are you on?
#2: That would be telling....
We want information...information...information!
Prisoner: You won't get it!
#2: By hook or by crook, we will.
Prisoner: Who are you?
#2: The new Number Two.
Prisoner: Who is Number One?
#2: You are Number Six.
Prisoner: I am not a number, I am a free man!
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Where am I? How did I get Here? I'm stuck in some surreal mind bending reality. My playoff bound Falcons have only managed 2 wins. In 7 games no less. And I keep dreaming I'm running down the beach being chased by a giant white ball that is trying to swallow me.......
I need information.
But I won't get it exclusively from advanced football analytics. While they can be a useful tool, they are only as good as the data you put in. And I urge users of them to look and sometimes question the data that is included or not included in them.
Case in point. Our offensive line. I contend that Holmes particularly, and probably the rest of our O-line, is worse than the PFF grades.
You ask why?
Number one.
In regard to exactly how bad Holmes has been playing , two weeks ago I speculated that PFF didn't take into account chip blocks when tracking offensive tackles. Earlier this season Holmes had an assistant blocker about 50% of the time. Backs and tight ends were chipping and sometimes staying there to help him block his position on the line. But our other 2 tackles? Sometimes Trueblood gets help. But Baker virtually never gets help. Well I Emailed and asked PFF this very question.
And Neil confirmed my assertion that they did not subtract credit for chip blocks.
All the times Snelling flattened the DE Holmes was supposed to block. All the times Tony or Quiz stood up the DE for Holmes to finish him off. That all erroneously shows up as successful blocking by Holmes
Number two.
After the Miami game everybody was commenting here about how much better our our offensive line blocked. I said it looked to me like we didn't block better but we had a completely different game plan. Ryan got rid of the ball faster than I ever remember. And I said that our coaches did this by design to compensate for our lousy offensive line and Miami's strong front 7. GrimeTime is the only other member at that time that noticed the significance of what I was saying. The Falcons have been trying to do this ever since.
So. Matt Ryan now throws almost all his passes within 1.5 to 2.5 seconds. And it takes the heat off our offensive line because they don't have to hold blocks as long. But on a team like the Patriots where Tom Brady regularly gets 4 or more seconds to throw the ball they have linemen that really know how to block. The result is our linemen grade much better than they actually are.
Because if our Fab Five regularly had to block for 4 or more seconds you'd get - well what you saw against the Cardinals - or something worse - like Matty getting hurt.
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April 19, 2007Waycross -- Firefighters are making slow progress against two wildfires that have more than one-thousand people from their homes and destroyed 14 houses in southeast Georgia. The fires have spread over more than 45 square miles of dry forest land.
Over 40 agencies have partnered to fight the 25,000 acre wild fire in Ware County, which is only 35 percent contained, despite a massive effort from the fire department and forestry officials from around the state.
Now they've announced some federal help is on the way. The Federal Emergency Management Agency help will allow for more trucks on the ground, planes in the air, and general resources to help finally put this fire out. And help the Georgia Forestry commission shoulder the burden.
"At first the Georgia Forestry Commission and the local departments were footing the bill, but now that the government has declared this a disaster, a federal disaster, they're going to come in and give us some funding," said Forestry Public Information Officer Eric Mosley.
"Just in April alone we've had 680 wild fires across the state. To put a perspective on it, our fire numbers are up 14 percent, and our acres burned up are up 40 percent," said Georgia Forestry Commission Director Robert Farris.
They say due to the extremely dry conditions, they've already experienced 6,500 fires in the state this year and their drought index has been running almost 200 points above normal.
With the additional money and resources, the Forestry Commission is optimistic they'll have the fire out within 48 more hours.
Mosley says one fire has reached the outer edges of the Okefenokee refuge. Officials say that fire -- the larger of the two -- has burned into a wet prairie area and slowed.
A spokesman for the refuge -- Shawn Gillette -- says the smaller fire, a little more than three square miles, has burned to within five miles of the refuge but is mostly contained.
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On June 18th, at a conference in Dublin Castle on "Harnessing Our Ocean Wealth", the then Ministers Rabbitte and O'Dowd revealed the revised terms for oil and gas licensing in Ireland. The terms are based on recommendations made by consultants Wood Mackenzie, who were appointed by Minister Rabbitte to review only the existing fiscal terms of Irish oil and gas licences. Own Our Oil had inputs to that review process and the resultant report outlines which of our recommendations form the basis of this new direction in licence terms.
It was a positive development, but really only a step in the right direction for Ireland. The consultants themselves admitted to us that the remit of the review was so narrow that it did not give scope for the sort of change needed to really address the issue of Irish oil and gas licensing. Ownership of Irish resources is still granted to the licence holders, even though the consultants' report recommends on p15 that Production Sharing be considered as part of a proper and full review of Ireland's licensing regime.
Shortly thereafter, a change of the guard in the Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources saw TDs Alex White and Joe McHugh ushered in. Hopefully their fresh thinking will herald a new direction for the Petroleum Affairs Division, and with it the courage to do what recent predecessors failed to do.
We will be building on these milestones to continue to work towards getting the best possible deal for Ireland from Irish natural resources. With the momentum of the people of Ireland this is very achievable, so we are relying on everyone to get informed and spread the word.
Thank you.
Under the current licensing terms we have no ownership over any oil found nor do we have any guaranteed supply rights to any oil or gas discovered in Ireland. If oil is found, it will most likely be sent directly to overseas refineries.
Ireland's oil and gas licensing terms are based solely on taxing operator-declared profits. Ireland's track record and global image in the corporation tax context does not offer much to inspire confiidence that Ireland will actual stand to gain much (if anything) from that approach.
That is a real problem when it is Irish natural resources which are being exploited in return for nothing but a nominal tax take. It reflects the irresponsible stewardship of finite resources which we should be using to secure a better future for generations of Irish to come, not private shareholders of tradeable commodities.
The Challenge is to change Irish oil and gas licensing terms to benefit Ireland.
The question is not whether Ireland has viable deposits of oils and gas, it is why have we transferred ownership to private industry for so little?
Under current licencing terms, the Irish exchequer would receive little or no return from the exploitation of our natural resources. Irish licences grant total legal ownership of our potential oil and gas fields to licence holders. Should deposits be found in the future, the only people benefiting will be shareholders. A considerable percentage of Irish prospects have already been licensed/optioned - cherry-picked based on available seismic data. The next round of licensing has been announced.
Singer Songwriter Declan O'Rourke has written a collection of beautiful, powerful and thought-provoking songs which tell the story of Ireland's history during the Great Famine. Parallels between the hardship and inequities of that time and today's Ireland are one of the themes that we look at in our forthcoming book. Whilst researching for the album, Declan discovered Own Our Oil and very kindly offered us an opportunity to get the message across at his gigs in Ireland. One of our members gave a short talk before each Declan's gigs in the Republic to raise awareness and get to meet people with a view to setting up regional groups for forthcoming planned projects.
The support which was received was most heartening. People shared great ideas and insights and we will be building on this over the coming weeks and months.
We have received great ideas, insights, encouragement and support from all over Ireland and from further afield. For that we thank you all, but we must keep growing rapidly and spreading the word - it is getting through to people quickly and soon it will be getting through to our politicians. Everyone can help in this first and most vital task of adding to the numbers of people who want a better deal for Ireland from our oil and gas licensing terms.
We are pooling the volunteered insights and expertise to put them to their best use. You can be part of this from square one. Please make sure to register your interest and any insights on our "get invOOOlved" form on the top right, so that we can be sure not to leave you out as developments arise. Thank you.
Ireland's history is littered with examples of poor natural resource management. Our oil licensing mismanagment stretches from the 1950s to today. We now stand at a crossroads, with the opportunity to make amends.
However if we don't act urgently, we will look back and wonder why...
"There will be jobs, loads of jobs…." This is a myth. Oil prospecting companies are under no obligation to create Irish jobs under the licensing terms. Jobs will likely be filled by skilled workers from overseas while refining of oil will probably be carried out in the UK or Holland.
Thank you for your interest in this vitally important issue for Ireland.
The change that is needed will come from the grassroots up. We need local communities to get involved and get informed of the issues. Please contact us through the "get invOOOlved" form on the top right here to let us know what your ideas are.
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Hybrid Cars. I know they've been a popular choice over the past several years, but it truly seems like they're all over the place now. Hybrids are a common sight on the roadways, they're parked in plenty of garages and driveways and the next time you're at the mall, the local park or the grocery store take a look around you when you're in the parking lot — they're everywhere.
So with that kind of saturation, I'm pretty confident that you've seen the little badge I'm thinking about right now. It's the small silver badge that's found on the rear end of every one of Toyota's hybrid cars. It says "Hybrid Synergy Drive" and the left side looks like an "H," the middle forms an "S" via a curvy vertical blue band and there's a "D" shape on the far right, too. You've seen that one, right? But the badge isn't really what's important here — it's the system that the badge represents that's critical.
Now, despite whatever it is you may think is happening in a car with Toyota's Hybrid Synergy Drive, I can assure you that there's no magic or some other kind of unexplained phenomenon going on under the hood. But it is pretty smart.
The key to the whole system is something Toyota calls a Power Split Device. That's just another way to say it's a planetary gearset — a series of gears that, in this case, work together to divide (or split) the power that the gasoline engine produces between the generator and the drivetrain. It connects the gasoline engine with the electric motor and the generator. Obviously, that's an extremely simplified version of what's really going on, because the Hybrid Synergy Drive system is taking advantage of the strongest characteristics of the gas engine and the electric motor and combining them into one highly efficient drive system.
Now if you're still hungry for more information (and I'm pretty sure you are), this Quick Guide will get you up to speed on just about everything you probably want to know about Toyota's Hybrid Synergy Drive. Don't forget to click on the "How It Works" and "Benefits" buttons at the top, too.
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The Tulsa 66ers return home with a big win over the Ft. Wayne Mad Ants.
Jerome Dyson racked up a season-high 26 points as the 66ers stomp the Mad Ants 115-86.
Cole Aldrich added 11 points and grabbed 11 rebounds. Latavious Williams finished with 10 points and 14 boards and the Tulsa 66ers improved 12-6.
Tulsa picked up their fourth-straight win and their ninth in the last 11 games.
Former OSU standout Obi Muonelo returned to Oklahoma as a member of the Mad Ants and finished with 12 points.
The 66ers host the Mad Ants again Friday night.
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A Greene County school bus driver is facing charges after a crash that injured a driver and sent six elementary school students to the hospital Thursday.
With two crashes occurring in one month, the school system is taking a hard look at safety issues.
There were 10 children riding in the bus to Greene Primary and Nathaniel Greene Elementary School Thursday morning. That's when a car crashed into it as it crossed route 29 at the intersection of Fredericksburg Road.
Six of the students and the driver of the car went to the hospital for minor injuries while the other four kids continued on to class. The bus driver, 62-year-old Lori Whittmeyer, was charged with failure to yield the right of way and is suspended from taking the wheel for the last few days of school.
Greene County schools just dealt with an accident on May 20 when a bus hit a guard rail on Advance Mills Road.
Having these two situations so close together does have administration on edge.
Greene County Superintendent David Jeck stated, "When you're driving to work and you hear about something like this - I was taking my own child to school - you know, your first instinct is to make sure all of the kids are okay and the kids are safe."
Jeck said they are taking a close look at all procedures from bus contact lists to driver training to see where improvements can be made.
He stated the back to back incidents do worry him but the top priority of any decision is getting the kids to and from school safely. County administration is not sure yet whether or not they will allow this driver to be behind the wheel of a bus again.
Virginia State Police Press Release
Seven individuals suffered minor injuries in a two-vehicle crash in Greene County Thursday morning (June 2, 2011). Virginia State Police Master Trooper J.W. Sullivan, Jr. responded to the crash which occurred at the intersection of Route 29 and Route 609 at 7:25 a.m.
A Greene County school bus was stopped in the crossover of the median on Route 29. As the bus pulled across the southbound lanes of Route 29 to head west on Route 609, it pulled into the path of a southbound 2009 Kia SXC. The Kia was unable to stop in time and struck the side of the bus.
The driver of the bus, Lori A. Wittmeyer, 62, of Ruckersville, was not injured in the crash. She was wearing a seat belt. There were a total of 10 children on the bus. Six of the children were transported to a nearby hospital for treatment of non-life threatening injuries.
The driver of the Kia, Karen M. Matarazzo, 51, of Orange, was injured in the crash and transported to a nearby hospital for treatment of non-life threatening injuries. Matarazzo was wearing a seat belt.
Wittmeyer was charged with failure to yield the right of way.
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This morning a Greene County school bus was involved in an accident resulting in the bus failing to yield the right of way to a car at the intersection of Fredericksburg Road and Route 29 South. The driver pulled over to check on the students and reported the incident. Subsequently, students complained about various injuries. Six students were transported to the UVA medical center for evaluation.
The first priority of Greene County Schools was to make sure the students were examined for injuries and were safe. Due to the sensitive nature of a bus accident, central office staff personally contacted the parents of the students on the bus at the time of the accident, in lieu of an Instant Alert message.


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Bajaj alleges that Miss New Mexico Teen USA 2007, Elizabeth "Liz" Kranz, spent $58,860 at furniture stores and high-end clothing stores such as Bergdorf Goodman, Barney's, Saks, Nordstrom, and Helmut Lang, the Post reported citing court papers.
The pair dated for "several months" beginning in July 2012, the report said. They traveled together, he gave her a $20,000 loan to help a relative go to rehab, and bought a 2012 BMW for them to share (she returned the car), the report said citing the court documents.
Kranz placed in the top 15 at the Miss Teen USA pageant in 2007. She was selected for Miss Congeniality (that's an award voted on by the pageant participants) two years running at her state pageant. You can see a pageant swimsuit photo of her here >
Before Bajaj started his hedge fund, he worked at Silver Point Capital in Greenwich. Prior to that, he worked at boutique investment bank Gleacher Partners in M&A.
He graduated magna cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School with a degree in economics.
He's also on the executive committee of the Eric Trump Foundation. Donald Trump is the owner of the Miss USA pageant.


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When there's a medical emergency, every moment is critical for first responders.
That's why the Quincy Fire Department raised the stakes with a high elevation rescue training Friday. Firefighters simulated a medical emergency situation more than 100 feet in the air, on the top of a crane at the construction site of Blessing Hospital.
Officials say they like to train with unique circumstances, so they are ready for anything they might encounter on the job.
"We wanted to come out in advance and work with the contractors and work with this crane operator to see exactly what it is we would be dealing with if we had to go up and rescue that individual or if we had to work with that crane operator to do a different rescue," Captain Mark Bigelow of the Quincy Fire Department.
Officials say they chose Blessing Hospital as their training site because the construction is a long-term project in the area.
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The School of Radiologic Technology exists to educate competent, professional and caring individuals to provide quality healthcare to positively impact the health status of the region.
It is a 24-month program that includes didactic and clinical instruction and experience in the areas of general radiography, fluoroscopy, mobile and C-arm radiography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasonography, nuclear medicine, mammography and special procedures.
This instruction is provided by two full-time instructors, five part-time instructors, a team of radiologists, and the hospital's imaging department staff of registered radiographers. Upon completion of the program, graduates receive a certificate and are eligible to sit for the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) examination to become a registered radiographer.
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- To graduate competent entry level radiographers who exhibit the necessary affective behaviors and employ the required professional discretion and judgment as deemed appropriate by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists Scope of Practice as well as the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists' Code of Ethics for the Radiographer.
- To provide learning activities for developing effective communication skills.
- To aid each student in developing and utilizing appropriate critical-thinking and problem-solving skills.
- To promote professional growth and development, and lifelong learning.
- To assist each student in learning the technical skills needed to perform radiographic examinations by providing written didactic and clinical objectives that ensure measurable learning outcomes.
The Penn Highlands Clearfield's School of Radiologic Technology is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville University women's soccer team (2-1-0) returns to action on Friday night, continuing its stretch of four matches away from Southern Oak Stadium when the Dolphins take on the Georgia Bulldogs at 7 p.m. JU closes out the weekend on Sunday at 2 p.m. against the Georgia State Panthers.
Jacksonville was dominant last Friday against Niagara, though the 3-2 final doesn't entirely reflect that. The Purple Eagles had only three shots in the entire match, but two of them got through for goals. Kaitlyn Bassett started the scoring in the 16th minute of action but she was quickly countered by a Niagara score two minutes later. Sarah Moghadas then nosed the Dolphins back out in front but the Purple Eagles leveled again before the break. In fact, it took a red card on the Niagara keeper two minutes into the second half before the tide turned completely in JU's favor. The Dolphins outshot Niagara 10-0 in the second half, and a header from Bassett – the leading goal scorer in the Atlantic Sun – in the 72nd minute ensured that Jacksonville took home the victory. JU's offense has clicked in the first three matches of the season with 11 goals to show for its efforts, but a superb showing will be needed to continue that pace this weekend as the Dolphins go up against two solid defenses.
Georgia comes into the weekend at 3-1-0, and with a shutout streak that nearly 300 minutes dating back to its season opener at Texas. Since allowing a 65th minute goal to the Longhorns in a 2-0 loss, the Bulldogs have applied the clamps in wins against Houston (2-0), Mercer (3-0) and Furman (2-0). Madeline Barker and Rachel Garcia each have scored twice for Georgia, while Caitlin Woody has played every minute in goal, making 10 saves.
After Friday night's contest, the Dolphins will venture west to Atlanta to take on Georgia State on Sunday. The Panthers are 0-1-1 on the season, but were unlucky to not defeat Mercer in the season opener, as the Bears tied the game on the last kick of regulation. Last Friday, GSU took Alabama to overtime but lost on a penalty kick in the 94th minute. Georgia State meets local rival Kennesaw State on Friday night before meeting the Dolphins.
While he acknowledges his team will be challenged this weekend, Head Coach Brian Copham thinks his team can grow from these type of back-to-back matches. "We have a tough road trip ahead of us," he said. "Georgia is a hard place to play and they are a very good team. We'll go into both of these games knowing we have to play our best to have a chance at success. This type of trip will help us prepare for the rigors of conference road weekends."
After this weekend, Jacksonville will have one more match away from home to conclude its road swing, taking on Georgia Southern at 7 p.m. on Sept. 13. The Dolphins return to Southern Oak Stadium on Sept. 15 to face Minnesota at 2 p.m.
Jacksonville at Georgia
Overall: Georgia leads series, 2-0-0
First Meeting: Georgia defeated Jacksonville, 11-0, on October 6, 1996.
Last Meeting: A ranked Georgia team needed a goal in the last five minutes to escape with a 1-0 home win on August 25, 2006.
Notable: In a combined nine meetings against SEC schools – Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Ole Miss and South Carolina – the Dolphins are 0-9-0.
Jacksonville at Georgia State
Overall: Georgia State leads series, 10-7-1
First Meeting: In the first home game in JU program history, Georgia State downed the Dolphins, 12-0, on September 21, 1995.
Last Meeting: An overtime goal gave Jacksonville a 2-1 win over the Panthers on September 4, 2011. Sarah Sierra earned the victory in goal, making four saves.
Notable: Conference rivals in the Atlantic Sun from 1997-2004, the teams played to a 6-6-1 draw in 13 meeting over that span. The programs also met four times at the A-Sun Tournament, with Jacksonville going 3-1-0 in those do-or-die matches.


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Thursday, December 16, 2010
IN A BID to make Baguio City smoke free, the Land Transportation, Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) reinforced its policy for public utility vehicle franchise holders to prominently display "no smoking" signs in their units.
A memorandum circular issued by the LTFRB states the "no smoking" policy covers the driver, conductors, as well as commuters.
LTFRB Memorandum Circular 2009-036, which took effect this year, also mandates that "no smoking" signs must not bear fancy designs.
The circular specifies that smoking areas in terminals should be isolated.
Franchise owners who fail to post "no smoking" signs will be penalized P500 per month, plus P500 for other violations.
Franchises will be suspended on second offense and owners will be fined P5,000.
The memorandum is based on Republic Act 9211, or the Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003.
The Philippines is also obliged to implement a "no smoking" policy in accordance with the United Nations Framework on Tobacco Control. (Rimaliza Opiña)
Published in the Sun.Star Baguio newspaper on December 16, 2010.
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Before I get to anything, let me reface by saying I missed the 3rd quarter of the game so anything that went on there IDK about, but from my understanding everything I am about to say held true in the third quarter as well.
- Gabbert is getting better. Is he ever going to be more than a "very good" QB. I am starting to highly doubt it, and given the fact that he cost us a 2nd rounder as well, and was a top 10 pick, that is slightly disappointing. At this point I say that you really got to stick with him.(Not saying I want this or think this happens, but the good thing though is that if in another 2 years he really is not where you want him to be or need him to be, this rookie contract is manageable enough that you could go out draft another QB and let him finish off the contract as the backup.)
- Is the lack of talent at WR leading to the gameplan, or is the gameplan not really enabling the WRs to show that they can gain separation downfield? On TV, you can only see so much of the play, so I have no idea whether WRs have been going downfield and just not getting separation, or whether they are just not going downfield because of playcalling.
- While the talent at WR, regardless of the answer to the above point, is clearly lacking, I must admit that Cecil Shorts/ TD grab really impressed me to the point of thinking he could develop into a solid WR. Not to say he is the solution, but I definitely think that he has a future on this team as a contributor, albeit not a contributor in the return game.
- Speaking of the return game, WTF?!!! That was just an overall poor showing, and I am not sure if there is anyone on this team, other than MAYBE Mike Thomas who I would want consistently returning kickoffs and punts. I might be missing something as to why the return game was so awful in particular last night, but I was thoroughly underwhelmed by it.
- A good defense can only be so good, when playing Ashton Youboty and Kevin Rutland at the starting CB spots, especially against Phillip Rivers, Malcolm Floyd, and Vincent Jackson. To be honest, I thought Rutland was straight up awful, and might go so far as to say I would have rather seen David Jones playing than him.
- The muffed snap on the FG made me laugh more than anything. Fluke play that luckily came in a game that was essentially over at that point. It was pretty comedic seeing Harris running after that ball and then finally falling on top of it.
- While not from last night's game, this is a clip from an earlier Chargers game that you may or may not have seen, but it really took me back when I saw it.
- Finally, this is totally unrelated to the actual game, but I must say that from the aerial shots of Jacksonville, you got yourselves a pretty nice looking city. After seeing on TV a massive sign calling for the Jags to trade for Tebow, I got seriously worried that until imbeciles like that are silenced, this franchise is going to continue to be portrayed negatively. Get behind this team and this "administration" and support this team!! I do no want such a nice looking city to continue getting all of this negative press in the national media.


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SPOKANE, Wash. - We all know texting while driving is illegal in many states – including Washington and Idaho – but still, many drivers pull out their phones behind the wheel, and if you're being honest, you've probably done it yourself.
Studies have shows texting while driving is as dangerous as driving under the influence of alcohol, so we put a high school student, along with myself, to the test.
Sophomore Drew Clark volunteered for the job. We put him behind the wheel on a closed course, away from actual traffic, in a car with a machine attached which measures the driver's initial reaction time of hitting the brake, as well as how long it takes to completely stop.
The mission? When the red light on the windshield flashes, stop.
A teenager and avid texter, Drew thinks he'll pass with flying colors.
"I probably have 200 texts a day," he told us. "I don't think texting should affect [my reaction] too much, because I can do it without looking. I don't think it will bring it down at all."
His instructor is former Puyallup cop and 911 Driving School owner, AJ Seitz. He knows all too well students – like Drew – often think they can text behind the wheel.
Seitz says a good reaction time is ¾ of a second, so we tested Drew's base reaction time without texting.
After three rounds, it took him an average of 0.88 seconds to hit the brakes – not bad – but it still took an average of almost 3 seconds to completely stop.
When we asked Drew to start texting me, it got much worse. The red light went off before he could even send the first text – but Drew never saw it.
"We're getting close to the length of a football field by the time that thing beeped," Seitz said, referring to the beep from the machine, after it times out after several seconds.
That's just trying to send one text. But in a back-and-forth conversation trying to stay at 20 mph, Drew noticed he went up to 26 mph at one point. But what he didn't notice was that he also slowed down to about 10 mph – a prime target for a rear-end crash.
"I actually didn't realize it would be that hard or that it would affect my time that bad either," Drew said.
Then I got behind the wheel to see if a few more years of experience behind the wheel would help. It didn't.
The first time, I didn't see the red light either. The second round, it took me 1.17 seconds to hit the brakes, and nearly 3 ½ seconds to stop.
"So if you're text messaging and it takes you 2 or 3 seconds, that's huge," Seitz explained. "I mean that's typically where something is right in front of them and they're not going to be able to react in time."
After our test, Drew is looking at texting differently:
"I was thinking about it a couple weeks ago, like if I'd ever text, and I figured I probably would," he said. "But after doing this, I'm never going to do it because I'm scared to now."


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"So, are you excited?" my best friend Mandy asked.
"Yeah! I can't wait to see Thunderstruck live! Their band rocks!" I squealed while adding the last touch to my makeup. "So, where's my ticket?"
Mandy reached into her oversized purse and pulled out two slips of paper.
"Here." She handed me one of them.
"So, how much did they cost?" I asked casually.
"Oh, not much," she merely replied.
Since I've known Mandy for so long, I knew better than to believe her. When she doesn't tell you the exact answer to your question, you know the answer is bad.
"Mandy!" I said, firmly gripping her on the shoulders. "How much did they cost?"
"I told you not that much! Only three hundred and fifty," she muttered under her breath.
"Three hundred and fifty for both?" I asked alarmed.
"No! Of course not for both! For each!"
My jaw fell to the floor. "It cost three hundred and fifty each?" I gasped.
"A total of seven hundred dollars," she added.
"Well, they were on sale, and plus they're good seats!" she added defensively.
"You better hope they're good seats!"
"Don't worry, they are!" She smiled. "And since we can only do this once, why not go all out?"
"If we went all out, we would be broke!"
"Hmm…" she answered, considering. "You're probably right!"
As we arrived at the concert, we got in line to go inside. Once we got the okay, we started hunting for our seats. When we found them, I was amazed at how close we were.
"You were right!" I admitted. "These are great seats!"
When the curtain opened, we stood up and cheered with the rest of the crowd.
Just as they were about to start their hit song, Life's a Party, I felt a tap on my shoulder.
"May I see your ticket please?" a muscular man asked.
"Of course!" I handed him both of the tickets.
"There seems to be a problem. These aren't your seats."
"Are you sure?" I asked.
"You're supposed to be way back there." He pointed back toward the entrance doors.
"We were ripped off!" I replied as he guided us to our far away seats.


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Here's the new video for Frank Ocean's first official single off the soon to be re-released Nostalgia, Ultra. I guess Def Jam had a change of heart about releasing homie's album after he got sick of waiting on them, dropped it himself and BLEW THE FUCK UP. Stupid record labels. When will you realize that your old model for selling music is GARBAGE? Also, re-releasing an album that has been free on the internet since February is STUPID.
Brooklyn Selector Iron Lyon put together this hour-long mix of classic and contemporary dancehall jams about a month ago, but it seems to just now be making it's rounds on the internets. I found it over at artist/director/designer Va$htie's blog while Googling around for a recently-dropped mixtape to satiate my dancehall craving, which has been pretty strong as of late.
You see, a couple of weeks ago, just before a DJ set, I dropped and broke a portable hard drive that contained damn near my entire reggae collection. I was still able to play a short set from the few songs I had on my laptop's hard drive, but it was not the set I had planned for that night. After taking it to a couple of data recovery places, it became apparent that my reggae (and all the other beautiful music I had amassed over the years onto that drive) was unrecoverable and gone forever. Hence, I've been missing my music. A lot.
Thankfully, Iron Lyon and I have similar taste in dancehall. It's a small consolation, but it makes me feel a little better to at least hear someone else mix this music.
Download Inna Dancehall Stylee here. Tracklist after the jump.
I don't know what it is about Busy Signal, but it's pretty hard for him to do wrong in my book. Even that "Suavamente" refix on D.O.B. grew on me after a couple spins. I mean, he's one of the only artistes that regularly uses autotune that I can actually say I like. He can also release "a complete pop mixtape," as our homegirl Erin Hansen called it, with DJ "We Da Best!" Khaled, Diddy adlibs and all, and I'll still bump it. As a matter of fact, I think it's a pretty dope mix of some of his most recent hits and new refixes of recent top 40 jams. It's fun to hear Busy over pop riddims. You already know the songs, because they've been driven into your brain like a rusty metal stake by Clear Channel's mighty hammer of death. But now, they're actually enjoyable. Busy even makes that shitty ass Rihanna and Eminem song sound bearable. I never thought that could happen. Of course, a XXX-rated Busy remix of "All I Do Is Win" is in there too. Stream the entire mix as a single track or download the tracked-out .zip file below.
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Ooooooweeeee! Really?!? This is almost too good to be new Slum Village. It sounds like old SV came back from the past, but with a renewed, fresher sound. It makes me feel kinda guilty that I like it so much knowing that Baatin and Dilla are no longer with us. Is that wrong?
"Don't Fight the Filling/Daylight" is basically one of those two-in-one combo deals. Elzhi and T3 spit some classic verses while Dwele softly kills the hook on the first half of the track . Don't Fight the Filling then gives way to Daylight, which is basically the best use of funky hand claps and sitars I've ever heard.
This track is off the the Villa Manifesto EP, which came out July 27th - just in time for Slum Village to break up. Yup, that's what I said. Ain't that some bullshit?
Download "Don't Fight the Filling/Daylight" here (right click, save as).
Skratch Bastid and The Rub's Cosmo Baker were rehearsing for their Let's Build performance the other day, and somewhere along the way Cosmo decided to start fuckin with the beat to the new Dipset joint, "Speakin' in Tongues." Skratch Bastid threw Cutty's classic acapella over it and "instantly smoke filled the room and an airhorn sounded from the distance." The rest is mashup history.
Stream and/or download this magical musical mishmash below, but be mindful of where you are when you hit play. You definitely don't want to play this song too loud in the office, unless, of course, your boss is cool with ganja smoke and airhorns at the workplace.
(On a somewhat related sidenote, have you peeped the free hip hop hisotry mixtapes that they've been droppin' over at The Rub? If you haven't, you really got get up on that. For real.)


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Neil Strawmyer wins this week's Hammer & Rails Pick'em League and gets the $10 gift certificate, which he can spend on either (1) officially licensed Purdue Boilermakers hoodies, jackets, t-shirts and more at the Hammer and Rails licensed store, or (2) custom tees at the Hammer and Rails custom store.T-Mill was the actual winner this week, but since I can't win my own contest, Neil is the default winner.
Neil Strawmyer please contact me via email and I will supply you with instructions on how to claim your prize. If you don't respond within three business days, the rules require us to award the prize to the next person on the list.
There is still a $50 gift certificate up for grabs to whoever finishes first for the entire season, so keep playing.
This week's top ten and the season top ten are below the jump. You can view the full standings at the Yahoo! group page.


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Andy Cabics Vetiverse is a rather splendored thang, suffused with laid-back, sun-dappled folk-rock grooves that will either convert you or kill you softly with easy, breezy melodies and willed anachronism. Fittingly, as election 08 slinks outta West Virginia and Kentucky with Dueling Banjos as the theme, the Tamil-named Vetiver has underscored their purpose of sonic utopia reconstruction with Thing of the Past, a covers disc just in time to soundtrack the looming Summer of Steampunk.
Its curious that most Dixie-fried adherents of naturalismo (bearded paterfamilias Devendra Banharts substitute for the reviled freak-folk and New Weird America tags) do little to stem their descent from rich heritage into the cesspool of mundane, overly commodified coastal hipsterism. Even if its a stop-gap measure addressing artistic restlessness, Thing of the Past fortunately favors Vetivers roots by careful attention to the sound of classic soil-and-road narratives, as well as to songwriters cherished and remembered along the Southeastern redneck-savant axis: Michael Hurley (Blue Driver), Bobby Charles (I Must Be in a Good Place Now), and Townes Van Zandt (Standin ).
Aint much avant about dis here folk: Its much more evocative of Pacific Coast Highway easy-rock or the Bands Woodstock idyll than Folkways purity or prewar rural austerity. Mercifully, though, self-conscious freakery is kept to a minimum, but one occasionally wishes that Cabic might challenge his reverent delicacies by tackling some edgier freaky-deak material, as his reb belle peers Shelby Lynne and Cat Power (her fetishization of Carolinian goddess Nina Simone requires another forum) have done. As a descendant of the Naturals and proto-Southerners whose folkways and ecology were destroyed by the Brits, I feel qualified to prod Cabic to draw on his down-home roots and be the change that steers his subculture away from insularity and toward much-needed community. As an Afro-Keltic redbone boho, I want to love naturalismo, yet Ive been hindered by the genres seemingly ruthless apathy and tainted Luddite mystique amid the 21st centurys incessant turbulence. As we hurtle toward 2012, I expect to see more plain folks get reconnected with their inner savage, and see artists like Vetiver take on a shamanic role in restoring their audience to the best aspects of their past tribal selves.


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Airfare, exotic trips and lavish spending - those have been the rumors surrounding President of Westfield State Evan Dobelle for the past year.
"There's a lot of people who when change happens for whatever reason, they're not part of it and they get unhappy," Dobelle said at a special Board of Trustees meeting Thursday night.
Someone was unhappy enough to send a request to the office of the inspector general requesting they take a look at Westfield State's finances.
But Dobelle says trips he's taken have been done by the book.
"Nothing is valid but you have a responsibility to the citizens and the taxpayers to be responsive, and that's what we're trying to do."
The Board of Trustees held a special meeting Thursday to address a July 11 letter from the office of the inspector general, asking to see a collection of financial documents so they can conduct a review into university spending practices.
Chairman of the Board of Trustees John Flynn says they will comply.
"My hope is within a short time, the inspector general says this looks good and you're on the right path."
In the meantime, some people want to see the proof of Dobelle's claims that his spending is legit.
"The biggest concern is we don't know if it is or it isn't," said Westfield State professor and President of the faculty and librarian union Buzz Hoagland.
He says he wants to see it all in black and white.
"I really look forward to the transparency. I can't wait to see all the documentation that proves that I'm wrong and he's correct."
Flynn says those documents are in a draft stage and can't be released just yet, but they are taking steps.
"We will be responsive. This university means a lot to a lot of people that sit at this table."
Dobelle says he's confident the IG's review will clear any doubt surrounding his practices.
"At the end of the day, it's not going to amount to anything."
Details of where those exotic trips were and exactly what that lavish spending was have yet to be released publicly as the investigation gets underway.
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ALBANY, GA (WALB) – Accused baby killer Greg Evans remained silent Tuesday afternoon when detectives led him from the Law Enforcement Center to the back seat of a patrol car.
Shackled in hand cuffs, he was lead away to the Dougherty County Jail where will await trial for the murder of his girlfriend's young daughter.
According to autopsy results, 19-month Janaysia Stevenson died from blunt force trauma to the abdomen.
Prosecutors say Evans beat the child so badly, she suffered internal injuries.
"I had a party for her Saturday. She cling to me the whole day. I never knew that was why she was so clingy. She was afraid to go home," said Janaysia's father Kaywee Hunt.
Hunt says he knew Evans and even tried to help him find work. He never imagined the man he went to school with would end up killing his daughter.
Jail, he says, is the best place for him.
"You whooping my baby, abusing my baby like she's a grown man. That's the last thing I expected was this kind of abuse. It's more than child abuse....He's safer where he's at. That's the best place for him. He don't need to be out anywhere else," Hunt said.
Prosecutors also plan to file murder charges against the child's mother, Chaitia Stevenson, for witnessing the abuse at the hands of her boyfriend and allowing it to go on.
During a perp walk this afternoon, an emotional Stevenson told detectives, "I'm scared. My life is in danger in jail."
Hunt said,"It's a child you actually birthed. You put a man over your child and let this continue to happen, you're not really a mother yourself. She needs to be where she is as well."
Recalling the last time he saw his daughter alive, Hunt said, "I hugged kissed her on the mouth said I loved her. That's the last time I'll ever hold her."
Hunt must now prepare to bury his little girl whose death he said could've have been prevented if someone had spoken up.
To go along with those murder charges, Evans and Stevenson are also charged with aggravated battery and cruelty to children.
District Attorney Greg Edwards said Tuesday he will not rule the death penalty out in this case against Evans.
Prosecutors definitely want to send a message with this case.
Investigators say little Janaysia Stevenson was beaten numerous times over at least the last month at her home in Wild Pines Apartments on Sands Drive.
She suffered multiple wounds and internal injuries, some of which had partially healed.
She was already dead when her mother brought her to the hospital Monday.
Edwards says this is an especially emotional case for prosecutors and investigators.
"This case would bring anybody to tears, because it was just that bad. Her entire body was brutalized, certainly her torso and head, and this is a 19-month old baby, very beautiful baby. Any parent would have loved to have that child."
Edwards says he wants women to know they cannot stand by and allow anyone to abuse their children.
That's why Chaitia Stevenson faces the same charges as Greg Evans.
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Chipping away at charter schools
Charter school approvals are granted in February. They shouldn't be.
They should have been granted on January 16th this year--Martin Luther King Day--for one simple reason: No education policy change has done more in Massachusetts to alleviate achievement gaps than charters. None.
We too often hear about how education is the civil rights issue of the 21st century. The fact is that education was the Civil Rights issue of the 20th century, starting with the landmark Brown v. Board of Education ruling and the battle to ensure that all kids, regardless of race or creed, had equal access to good schools.
Today, the face of Civil Rights has many colors, and the principal battleground is in inner cities, places like Lawrence, Massachusetts, where district schools have failed the city's children. Failure's not a word that the education world likes to hear. But when 10 percent of the district's largely Hispanic students drop out each year, and when only 30 and 40 percent reaching proficiency in math and reading, respectively, I think we are on safe ground in using the term. That's precisely what is going on in Lawrence today.
So with approvals to be announced in February, how is implementation of the 1993 Education Reform Act's charter provisions and the 1997 and 2010 expansions of charter schools going?
The 1993 education reform act articulated two broad goals for charter schools:
- by giving schools greater autonomy while holding them accountable for results, stimulate innovations in public education, and
- provide kids high-quality learning environments as demonstrated by state assessments
In 2010, the legislature, Governor Patrick, and Mayor Menino lifted several caps (and imposed some new restrictions) on charters, allowing them to serve up to 18 percent of the total number of students in urban districts where test scores continued to be low.
In 2011, the largest crop of charters was approved. So far so good. But pop the hood and there are some troubling cracks in the charter engine.
First, the charter school process, and the Commissioner of Education's role, has grown cloudy. When David Driscoll was commissioner (1997-2006), he was hired by the Board of Education, which jealously guarded its independence from political interference. Strong leaders in the Senate (Senate President Birmingham) and the House (Speaker Finneran) agreed with Governors Weld, Cellucci, Swift, and Romney to let the Board act with independence. In part they were seeking to shield themselves from the day-to-day battles in implementing academic standards and testing.
The departure of strong educational leaders in the State House left a void, which Governor Patrick, in particular, filled by getting the legislature to dramatically change governance of education policy. In 2008 laws were changed to create a new Secretary of Education position and give the governor the ability to truncate terms and add new Board members (translation: to pack the board).
The current commissioner of education, Mitchell Chester, serves at the pleasure of the governor's Board of Education. His budget is set by the Secretary, Paul Reville, also appointed by the governor.
On charter policy that puts the commissioner between a rock and a hard place, as seen in the infamous midnight email from the secretary to the commissioner urging him to approve the Gloucester Community Arts Charter School's application.
The secretary asked for the commissioner's help in order to keep the Boston Globe and the Boston Foundation on his side politically. The fact is that there are several other recent examples where interference is likely, including charter decisions in Lowell and Lynn.
One-offs? The fact is that the current approval process is much sloppier and harder to understand than before. Do the charter school office's criteria stand as the source of decisions? Is it the commissioner who's calling the shots? The secretary--and therefore the governor?
How does one read the commissioner's announcement, made without any previous communication, that a decade-old charter in Fitchburg (the North Central Charter Essential School) was being placed on "probation"? How is that possible after, as the Fitchburg Sentinel notes, the school
had been lauded by state officials for the school's academic improvements as recently as last fall.
How to make sense of the earthquake that occurred in the education department's charter school office (CSO), where seasoned staff simply got up and left last year? Dramatic shifts in personnel always occur for reasons. And the state's history of having a highly professional CSO has done a lot to distinguish Massachusetts charters from those in other states.
We will have to see how this plays out. The new head of the charter school office, Marlon Davis, brings real-life experience from the Benjamin Banneker Charter School, but he and new staff members will have to get up to speed fast--and demonstrate the quality and independence of their analyses.
And what to make of the governor and the secretary of education's push to direct which specific city districts to target for charter applications? The 2010 education law lifted the caps for all lower-performing, poorer districts. But in implementing the law, they have unilaterally decided to focus last year on Boston charter applications, and this year on cities outside Boston.
Their political impulse is to package charter approvals for maximum press, but that's not what the law says. Short term, what about kids in districts that don't fall into "target" areas chosen by the administration?
Long term, it's hard to see a more opaque, personality (and politically) driven process helping advance the Massachusetts brand of consistently strong charters. After all, here's what we know:
- Charter schools in some states have a mixed record, often because the state approval and closure processes lack rigor, and state standards and testing are weak.
- Charters work where state public policy works.
- Massachusetts charter schools have a far better batting average than those in many other states. By far the majority of Massachusetts charters outperform their sending districts; moreover, a large percentage of our charters perform at the highest levels in the state.
- For a very long time, Massachusetts boasted an approval and accountability system that was a national model, with objectively determined approvals and closures.
This administration has changed course on key elements in the original 1993 education reform, including accountability, standards, and (soon) testing. Now it is chipping away at our charter school model.
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When the SEC presidents decided Sunday not to take a vote on any conference realignment matters, the signal that many people received was that Texas A&M's overtures were being rebuffed. In fact, all that merely did was let everyone know that there was going to be a time for discovery and discussion and both sides were going to take advantage of it.
Texas A&M president R. Bowen Loftin made a statement Sunday that reiterated as much and let everyone know that the Aggies will continue to meet, discuss and vote on the idea of leaving the Big 12 for the SEC.
As we have seen over the past several days, there has been a considerable amount of misinformation regarding these discussions and any associated timelines. The chairman of our board has indicated that the regents will proceed with tomorrow's agenda item, which authorizes the president of Texas A&M to take all actions related to athletic conference alignment. I will also accept Chairman [Dan] Branch's invitation to participate in his committee's hearing on Tuesday. These are extremely complex issues, and it is imperative that we proceed methodically and in the best interests of Texas A&M.
SI's Andy Staples has a great article up for anyone interested on the current status of Texas A&M, the SEC and what it all means. Of course, the easy answer is that it means a lot more money in those Aggie pockets. As well as the SEC's.
There is more money for Texas A&M in the SEC. In fact, Texas A&M probably is more valuable to the SEC than it is to the Big 12. Remember, the SEC signed media rights deals in 2009 with CBS and ESPN worth $3 billion over 15 years...Now, imagine how much those deals would be worth if the population of the SEC's geographic footprint suddenly increased by 42 percent. That's how many potential viewers the SEC would add by including a major Texas team.
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It's not definite yet…BUT…I might be filmed later this week at games in Philadelphia and Baltimore. I also got a call from a certain talk show which for now shall remain nameless. Details to follow…
Gustavo Chacin has fallen victim to the Hample Jinx yet again. Even though he made a "quality start" last night, allowing three runs on seven hits in 6 2/3 innings, his offense let him down and left him with a no-decision…against the Devil Rays. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to go laugh.
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thats cool about being filmed in other parks. good luck with that.
if you can try to put up the videos from those games. id like to see them.
So you might be going to see the Twins? What game(s)? It'd be cool to meet you/compete/get you to sign your book for me. I may have season tickets so if I do I could possibly get you in early with my season ticket card (that is still up in the air wether my card will be available or not).
I was *just* about to ask you if you were going to Shea tonight. I've been easing my frustration today with my old friend, Photoshop.
(I won't be at Shea tonight, alas, but if Pedro's pitching Thursday, I'll go!)
how is taht bad for gustavo? Im sure he was more then happy with his performance and his team winning the game.
Yes, but if it weren't for the Hample Jynx, he would have gotten a win.
What day will you be in Baltimore? Because I will be there when they play the Twins on either Friday or Saturday, maybe both days…
off to the ANaheim Ducks preseason opener ill comment about it tomorrow!
mets did it Now I can watch My Shawn Green in the postseason yay!
Thanks. Right now, I'm just crossing my fingers that these segments will even be filmed in the first place. Then, if it happens, I'll need to get a copy. Then I'll have to find some way to convert the footage into mpeg form. I do not, however, have any idea how to do that.
If this whole thing works out, I'll be at Camden on Thursday against…Detroit. A one-game series? Must be a make-up game. Does anyone know about this? It WOULD be cool to meet, and I'd be delighted to sign your book. If you miss me this week, email me privately, and I'll send you my address. Then, if you mail it to me with a SASE, I'll sign it and send it back. Cool? Will you be there on Thursday? Sorry AOL was giving you a hard time. I know how that goes. Well said about the Jinx.
Just checked out your Photoshop wizardry. Funny! And yet SAD that you couldn't make it out to Shea. I just got back, and it was a special night indeed.
As kvrpmmh so eloquently explained…
Darn. Looks like we'll just BARELY miss each other this time 'round. It's gonna happen someday. Mark my words.
Cool. Give us a recap when you can.
How can he be YOUR Shawn Green when he's so clearly MY Shawn Green?
Thursday in Baltimore is a make up from May 11th. Could be an interesting day for you since a local radio station has planned a rally and protest at the game.
Hey Zack. What a day at Shea last night! So I ended up with 11 balls in total. The last came from Mike Jacobs after an inning-ending double play by Shawn Green. I gotta run, but I'll be more detailed this afternoon.
Are you serious? What's being protested? I need details!
Incredible. Thank you very much for making me look bad.
But wait'll you see what I got after the game…
Zack.. you score a bottle of champagne? =)
It would have been funny(to me at least) if the Mets lost and the Phillies lost and then the Mets would have been celebrating that they clinched, after a loss.
Congrats to the Mets for being the best National League team and to their GM/Owner for ponying up the $ to build a winning team.
Better than champagne, in my opinion, but keep in mind that I'm not a drinker. The thing I got doesn't have a high commercial value (NOT that I'd even consider selling it), but it's still pretty cool. It's the first time I've ever gotten one of these—at a game—in my life. I'm blogging about it now…
No, unfortunately I'll only be in for the Twins. I may graph the Tigers at the airport afterwards but probably not. I know I'll meet up with you eventually so I'll wait out on the book signing til then. Good luck!
Ahh, well, so it goes. Thanks for letting me know. I'll be running around for the next few days, and I probably won't be checking my blog much, so I'll say it now: GOOD LUCK.


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PEARL, MS (WLBT) – An attempted armed robbery ended with one person dead and another in critical condition Tuesday in Pearl.
Police said gunfire erupted at a business located at 3040 East Highway 80.
The shooting victims were cross dressers who attempted to rob the pawn shop.
One of the men is believed to have tried to hold up the business before but was not successful.
Shell casings and at least one hand gun lay scattered on the ground in front of Gold and Silver Extravaganza Pawn Shop after police said two men entered the business in disguises.
911 received the call reporting a shooting around 5:45 p.m.
"The individuals came heavily armed. They had several, several weapons," Lt. Butch Townsend with the Pearl Police Department said. "They were dressed as women, complete with wigs painted fingernails, ladies under garments and hospital scrubs."
Lt. Townsend said the male manager and a female employee, whose names weren't released, were working in the store.
The manager opened fire on the two men.
One died at the scene.
A second was transported to a local hospital with a critical head wound.
Investigators said an attempted robbery occurred at this same business about two weeks ago.
They said one of the men was driving the same maroon Nissan Altima that was parked in front of the Gold and Silver Extravaganza Pawn Shop.
"We saw a gentleman lying on the ground with handcuffs on," Thelma Paige of Pearl said.
She was driving east on Highway 80 when she saw the emergency vehicles surrounding the business.
"We did see one of the people brought out on a gurney, put into the ambulance. We hadn't seen the second person to confirm that really was two shot," said Paige.
Bullet holes could be seen on the doors of the business.
Authorities said two guns were on the floor.
They are not sure if the robbery suspects fired any shots.
Police have not released the identity of deceased man or the one critically injured.
No pawn shop workers were injured.
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