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While Shake 'n Bake, TheAngelsColts and others over at Mockingthedraft may have more expertise on doing these 7-round mocks, I've been trying my hand at them. I've done four over at my site, and the following is the result of the most recent one for the Colts. You can check out the whole thing here, if you want (and feel free to peruse the site, you know, if you're not busy).
Round 1-Pick 31
Rodger Saffold OT Indiana: I'm not a huge Saffold fan. He's got short arms, and while he is athletic, he wasn't anywhere near as fast at the Combine as Trent Williams or Bruce Campbell. I think of him as a poor man's Bryan Bulaga. Like Bulaga (who also has short arms), he's got lots of starting experience against the best Big Ten pass rushers like Brandon Graham and O'Brien Schofield. That said, he was only a slight reach here, and all of the other top tackles, Graham, Devin McCourty and Maurkice Pouncey were all off the board. Since I wasn't assuming any trades in this draft, I figured Saffold was the most likely bet. Most mockers have him going in the top 1/3rd of the second round, and Polian rarely cares what mock drafters think anyway. If he likes a guy, he takes him regardless of his projection. If nothing else, he'd be an upgrade for the Colts at LT who could probably start right away.
Round 2-Pick 62
Amari Spievey CB Iowa: Given the Colts' affinity for Big Ten defensive backs, and Spievey's good combo of size, speed and zone cover skills, I thought this was a no-brainer. With tackle already addressed, acquiring good CB depth seemed like a must. Spievey has some upside too. Some scouts believe if he came out next year, after his senior season, he'd be a first round pick. According to most mocks, this is still a bit of a reach. But after the mid 3rd in this particular mock, the CB talent took a serious plunge, so I thought the 62nd pick was the time to grab a good one.
Round 3-Pick 94
Matt Tennant C Boston College: Tennant isn't one of the big, mauling types the Colts have recently been trying to acquire, but he's a smart, very experienced lineman who's good in pass pro, and has the brains to help run this offense. If he can bulk up a bit, or get better run blocking technique, he should be ready to replace Jeff Saturday as soon as 2011 (if we have football in 2011). I'm not saying Saturday will be gone then, but it's time to start seriously thinking about replacing him, and Polian's last few tries seem like whiffs.
Round 4-Pick 126
Kyle Calloway OT Iowa: Calloway's a natural RT, and with him and Saffold on the roster the Colts would have two guys who'd be ready to step in and start at either tackle spot right away. Calloway's got good size, and he'd allow Diem to kick inside and compete for the RG spot in camp. Diem's washed up, and in my opinion, has been exposed in pass pro since Tarik Glenn retired. Calloway's basically a younger, possibly better version.
Round 5-Pick 158
C.J. Wilson DE East Carolina: I think restocking DE should be a huge priority for the Colts this draft. Really, they need two DEs; a pass-rushing specialist and a utility-type like Brock. Wilson could really fill both needs. He's got great size (6'3 290) and isn't terrible against the run like some of the other DEs in this draft range. In fact, some people talk about how he could play DE in a 3-4. I think he's more of a 4-3 guy. He's got near sub-4.8 speed. With a little experience and practice against the run, Wilson could be a starter for the Colts, or at least get starter's snaps, like Brock did for all those years, and they could move Mathis back to situational pass rushing, where he's probably most effective.
Round 7-Pick 222
Joe Pawelek MLB Baylor: Some mocks have Pawelek going as high as the fifth, others have him not being drafted at all. He doesn't have much hype because he wasn't even invited to the Combine, but he's got decent measurables, plenty of production and good tape. By all accounts, he's a smart guy and a good leader. The Colts don't necessarily need a middle linebacker after locking up Brackett long term, but I think most of us can agree they need more talent in the LB corps in general, and they need some smart, hard-working guys on special teams. Pawelek could be this team's MLB starter in three years or so if/when Brackett decides to hang 'em up, and in my opinion, if he were available here, he'd be a great value.
Comp Pick 1
Jon Amaya S Nevada: The Colts are pretty good at finding good DB value in the late rounds and in free agency. If Amaya's available here, and he was in my mock, I feel like he's a steal. He's got good size and speed, is very good in coverage and has lots of experience. The Colts are one legit safety away from being completely stacked at the position. With Amaya replacing Silva in the rotation, the Colts won't have any coverage liabilities on the field if Sanders and/or Bethea get hurt. I don't know what kind of a special teamer he'd make, and this may be a spot where the Colts try to find those types of guys, but he'd be a great insurance policy and perhaps a future replacement for Melvin Bullitt.
Comp Pick 2
Sherrick McManis CB Northwestern: Another solid Big Ten DB, McManis has prototypical size and a sub 4.5-40 time. He's good in coverage, and plays the ball very well. He'd be another late round "Colts-type" of DB value. With him and Spievey shoring up the CB group, there'd be no reason to sift through UDFAs to try and find the next Jacob Lacey. The team would be pretty-well stocked and could look for good DT values after the draft.
I know I didn't include any DTs. I'd be receptive to some, especially considering the team's two starters could both be gone as soon as 2011. But my feeling was that the Colts are really good at finding DT values after the draft, and Fili Moala should make some sort of a leap this year anyway (hopefully). Besides, having Bob Sanders back, and getting good play from the OLBs will go a long way to improving the run D in this system.
Also, I'm not stuck on any of these players. I feel like Polian does a pretty good job this time of year (save some troubling O-line misses), and I'm certainly no expert, so if he goes an entirely different direction, I wouldn't be surprised. For instance, there's some feeling out there that the Colts could use a TE in the mid-rounds. It wouldn't surprise me if he drafted one considering how deep the TE class looks this year. Also, as has been the case in the past, some trades are likely, they're just not reflected here.
What I don't think they'll do:
1. Draft a DT early-There are some really good DTs who could be available in the 3rd or 4th (Geno Atkins, Tyson Alualu, Arthur Jones, Lamarr Houston). After McCoy/Suh, there's a talent drop. I don't think there's much of a value difference between Brian Price/Jared Odrick and those 3rd-4th round-projected guys I mentioned, so why jump on DT early?
2. Draft a kicker-It's been a popular sentiment that the Colts need a PK, and I don't disagree, it's just that there are so many other needs, and good kickers are often available after the draft. Besides, if AV's healthy, he's not bad at what we need him to do (kick 30-45 yard FGs).
3. Draft a LB in the first three rounds. Although I love Sean Weatherspoon (if you look at my mock, he's not available at 31) I'd be a little upset if the Colts spent a top 100 draft pick on a LB if it weren't him. Polian rarely does it, and if Tyjaun Hagler comes back healthy, getting one late would seem smarter, and more his style.


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Michael Thompson, CMS, plant engineer in NJIT's Technical Services/Physical Plant Department, has received the Man of the Year Award from the Refrigeration Service Engineers Society (RSES) Middle Atlantic Regional Association (MARA). RSES Past International President Jim Casey, CMS, PE, cited Thompson for his efforts to develop educational programs for MARA and the RSES Garden State Chapter, as well as his dedicated involvement to bring seminars and other events to HVACR professionals in the Mid-Atlantic area. "This is a long-overdue award," said Casey.


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I've got an idea that I think fixes the upstream bandwidth problem and makes this workable.
First: On the client side, my app would let you define directories and/or file-types to be common/public files, or private/sensitive files. By default almost everything would be common, except for known extensions for Tax data, address books, etc.. For security purposes, files classified as private/sensitive would not use the hashing scheme I'm about to go into. Instead, private files would be encrypted and stored individually using the standard methods employed today.
Now, here's the good part: The client app installs a service that computes SHA-2 hashes for all your files. Then, when you start your backup, the software sends only those hashes to the server to build a list of unknown files. By using the hash, the filename doesn't even matter. If it is known, you never even have to transfer the file to the server. The server just adds a pointer to the existing known file in it's "backup".
This means that most user's backups would occur lightning fast. One person backs up Windows 7 = All other users can back up Win 7 a minute, even on dial-up. As more and more users join the service, everything except the truly unique and private files are instantly known and marked as backed-up. It should even be possible to implement the hashing at a block level and make use of it to some extent for partially unique files.
Also, from that point on, all backups are incremental. Even your unique/private files will have hashes that the cloud service deems private for your account, so they can be skipped when they don't change. Running every day, your backups would take just a few seconds.
This is somewhat similar to what BackupPC for Linux allows you to do in your own network with MD5 hashes, except without the public/private security additions I added to prevent future collision attacks (there are none known for SHA2 at this time) and the block level hashing.
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Tax Credit Advisor April, 2006: State housing finance agency officials from New York, Florida, Illinois and South Carolina recently gathered to discuss how their HFAs have revised the allocation of federal housing tax credits in an effort to better manage strong developer demand for these subsidies.
The group was brought together in a panel that addressed the National Housing & Rehabilitation's 2006 Annual Meeting held last month in Miami Beach, Fla. The panel was comprised of Steve Auger, executive director of Florida Housing Finance Corp. (FHFA); Judy Calogero, commissioner of the New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal (NYDHCR); Josie Kotsioris, manager of the tax credit program at the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA); and Eugene Laurent, executive director of the South Carolina Housing Finance and Development Authority (SCHFDA).
Each of the four officials discussed recent modifications to their agency's tax credit allocation process, though most involved incremental rather than sweeping changes. The exception to this was SCHFDA, which has decided not to have a point-based allocation system.
South Carolina's Laurent said that the points system was scrapped because developers, in the view of state officials, had become overly focused on the competitive aspect of the allocation process rather than offering sound and innovative proposals.
"Developers were chasing points for the sake of chasing points, whether or it made sense to the project," said Laurent. "We just didn't think that the system was always supporting the best projects."
In its place, Laurent explained, SCHFDA has created what it calls a "Preference System," in which a market study conducted by the housing authority is used to determine which applicants receive tax credits.
The study first examines the site and the market for the property. A recommendation is then made on whether the project should advance to the next step. If it does, it is compared with similar projects and evaluated in terms of quality design standards, amenities offered, and tenant targeting. If further evaluation is necessary to determine which applicants are awarded credits, SCHFDA then looks to other aspects of the proposed development, including government support and the proximity of the site to services needed by residents.
Laurent said that the new system has not discouraged developers from applying for tax credits, noting that there were 75 applications in the current round compared with 55 three years ago.
NYDHCR has made a number of changes in its allocation of tax credits in its 2006 Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP), beginning with an addition of bonus points to encourage energy efficiency, said Calogero
She said that in response to developer requests, the agency has also modified its fee structure to eliminate two of the payments previously required of tax-credit applicants: one at the time of a credit reservation and the other when the binding agreement occurred. The two remaining fees - the first due when the application is initiated and the other when tax credits are awarded - have been increased.
Calogero noted that NYDHCR prefers to offer preservation projects 4 percent LIHTCs in conjunction with tax-exempt bonds, but has decided to offer more 9 percent tax credits for this purpose than it had previously, if a project is particularly worthy. She added that the agency has refined its definition of a preservation project, requiring developers to demonstrate that their proposed projects will serve to avert the loss of affordable housing.
The housing official also said that the agency is working to make it easier for developers to obtain a subsidy from the state's Housing Trust Fund along with LIHTCs. In 2006, $39 million is being made available through this program, she said. In an effort to make the program more user-friendly, there is now a single combined application for LIHTCs and Trust Fund subsidy, though scoring for each program is still separated.
Calogero emphasized that NYDHCR is putting more emphasis on its "Feasibility Review," which combines financial testing, market analysis, and an architectural design review. In particular, she said, the design review portion is being carefully scrutinized, "not just to prevent construction defects, but also because it has helped us a great deal in justifying affordable housing in communities that have issues with it."
Augur said that in response to feedback from developers, FHFC has instituted a number of modifications.
One is to change the timing of the QAP cycle so that it occurs earlier in the year, with due dates for applications in February rather than April, and final awards in July rather than September. Another, in response to sharply higher development costs in the state, is to increase its subsidy limits on projects, a change made for the second year in a row.
Augur said that the housing agency has traditionally been a "new construction culture," but is working to be "more rehab friendly" in considering applications for preservation projects. He noted that Florida's Gov. Jeb Bush has appointed a commission that is currently reviewing the issue of preservation, which may help the housing agency convince the state legislature to provide funding for this purpose. Auger hopes that the current session of the Florida legislature will also provide funding for workforce housing to serve renters between 80 percent and 140 percent of Area Median Income.
A downward trend in the ratio of LIHTC applications to awards in Florida has been reversed this year, he said. That ratio was 3.5 to 1 in 2003, 2.5 to 1 in 2004, and about 2 to 1 in 2005. In 2006, it is 3 to 1.
"Land costs, construction costs, and utilities costs continue to spike, and a condominium craze also continues," Auger said. All this "has really increased the competition level for affordable housing developers."
The IHDA decided to move to a two-year QAP cycle as a result of developers' requests and an executive order requiring the housing authority to put together a comprehensive housing plan, said Kostsioris.
In addition, for the first time, the housing agency has set aside an allocation for small public housing authorities, and, separately, for preservation. Extra points will be awarded to developers who bring on an experienced team, including a tax-credit equity syndicator. Bonus points will also been given to developers who are able to provide affordable housing in affluent communities.
Kotsioris noted that special needs housing has become a "real priority" in Illinois.
Three of four HFA officials commented on mistakes seen in applications.
FHFA's Augur said that the most common mistake was the failure to verify funding commitments and zoning changes mentioned in an application. The problem, he said, is that developers tend to assume that these issues have been taken care of - but, in reality, they have not. He said that because such mistakes typically occur late in the application process, during the final "cure" period, they are usually fatal. "Our application is geared towards giving priority to deals that are ready to go," he said.
IHDA's Calogero said that some developers' applications demonstrate that they have not applied the findings of the market studies prepared for their properties. SCHFDA's Laurent said he was struck by the general prevalence of errors. "Most applications have three or four of them," he said, noting the housing agency has instituted a system of fining developers for mistakes. If there are five errors on an application, he said, it is rejected altogether.
Augur, Calogero, and Laurent each said that the developers who did not take advantage of application workshops often were not successful in winning an LIHTC allocation.
For more information on events dealing with Low Income Housing Tax Credits sponsored by state housing finance agencies, including details of QAP application workshops, go to www.housingonline.com.
Date Published:01/23/2009
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Compassion International is the world's largest Christian child development organization. And the group is in Billings, sharing the experiences of children in poverty from all over the world. Participants are invited to look into the world of children needing a sponsor through the organization's interactive traveling display. According to Compassion Mobile Tour Manager Erica Mbanda, the exhibit is a glimpse of the phases throughout a previously sponsored child's life, from poverty to involvement in Compassion.
"The voices of poverty are telling kids you don't matter, you can't amount to anything, and this is really a huge opportunity not only to financially support them, but also be that encouragement and speak words of truth and tell them that they do matter, that you believe in them, that they could be whatever they want to be and give them that extra oomph that's really going to help them soar," says Mbanda.
Godfrey Miheso has been involved in the program for more than twenty years and was sponsored when he was a six-year-old child in Kenya.
"When I got sponsored, this was the time that I was promised that I was going to go to school by compassion international. And not just an ordinary school, I was going to go to a much better school," says Miheso.
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I pick up a fair banks morse magneto off an allis chalmers at an auction and am wondering how to check it out off the tractor. Is it supposed to throw a spark when it snaps by turning it by hand? thanks, ron
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I have a procedure but not the link to send you. Try the allischalmers.com forum. Plenty of information available there. Hope this helps. Stan
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Try the GSS-5035 Service Manual Magnetos. Might help.
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my allis throws a good spark when turning by hand
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Yes, supposed to spark when impulse snaps. Guessing it's an FMJ4B. There is no external wire from the coil to the distributor. The link between the coil and the distributor is through the lug/lump at the top of the distributor cap.
Search the internet for Fairbanks - Morse magneto testing. There are several videos showing how to bench test them. Work of caution. Be sure to use a plug wire and spark plug in each distributor cap location and ground each spark plug to avoid shorting out the coil.
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Thanks for all the replies. ron
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If you lay that sucker on a work bench n hold it down with one hand and couple a variable speed drill to it and spin it you can find internal short REAL EASY Dont ask how i found out
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MLB writer believes Diamondbacks will trade Justin Upton
Arguably the most talked about player during the Winter Meetings in Nashville, TN, Upton may very well be dealt over the next few weeks.
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Regardless, Justice said there is a belief that Upton, wherever he is, has some good years ahead of him.
"I tell you, baseball executives think he's going to be, if not a superstar, a real big-time star over the next five years," he told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf. That said, he understands why Arizona would consider dealing the former number one pick.
"So while you're building a franchise, the Diamondbacks have all kinds of starting pitching, but they have other needs and if you can satisfy some of those needs you ought to be at least in a listening mode."
Upton, who hit .280 with 17 home runs and 67 RBI last year, is an interesting player to try and project. He's played in two All-Star games and is just one year removed from a season in which he garnered MVP consideration.
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"I trust the analytics people, and they love the guy," Justice said. "They think the guy's on the path to being a real elite player in the league."
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When the bottled city of Kandor made the jump from Brainiac collectible to full-fledged planet, a lot of fans wondered just how long Superman's relocation would last.
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Among stories planned for inclusion are "Love of a Lunatic" from My Romantic Adventures #50, "I Fell For A Commie" from 1953′s Love Secrets #32, and "You Also Snore, Darling" from Just Married. IDW says Weird Love culminates with a "pre-Code comics ode to the female derriere."
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If one were writing a history of film, 1961′s Gorgo would barely merit a footnote, if that. Even if one were writing a history of monster movies, Gorgo likely wouldn't get much attention, perhaps only being mentioned in relation to King Kong, Godzilla or the original Lost World, all of which obviously influenced parts of the film.
So if it's such a relatively minor work in its own medium, what makes it important to comics art scholars and connoisseurs? Well, it earned its own comic book series from Charlton between 1961 and 1965, much of which was drawn by Steve Ditko … at the same time he was co-creating Marvel's flagship character Spider-Man and Dr. Strange, during what was one of the most fruitful periods of American mainstream comics-making.
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This approximately 200 foot (61m) tall column of sandstone protruding from the desert floor in southeastern Utah, USA, is commonly referred to as Church Rock. The name comes partly due to the looks of the monolith and because a religious group, the Home of the Truth Utopian Community, attempted to hollow the rock out to make a church out of it back in the 1930's. A 16 foot (4.9m) by 24 foot (7.3m) doorway about 15 feet (4.6m) deep at the south base of the rock is all that resulted from the effort.
The monolith is about 820 feet (250m) long and 265 feet (81m) wide and has a parameter of about 1,800 feet (549m). Church Rock is easily visible and impossible to miss in daylight hours as it's just 1,200 feet (366m) off U.S. Highway 191. The property is privately owned and fenced and usually gated off from casual visitors but there is a turnout which usually hosts a tourist or two taking pictures from the Highway.
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NEW DELHI: STAR India, the leading television network has introduced its five channels - STAR Plus, STAR Gold, STAR Movies, STAR World and NGC, in HD and to explain and to give consumers a visual experience of its new offering, the company has taken the OOH route targeting various spend zones across the country. The campaign has been rolled out using LCD screens at over 100 leading electronic and retail stores such as, Ezone, Vijay Sales, Next, Kohinoor etc. across major metros.
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The OOH initiative showcased the 'Asli HD' experience on LCD screens both in the form of live channels, as well as experiential television commercials created by STAR HD to educate consumers about the quality of HD. The live channel displayed on LCD screens created the feel of HD technology and thus gave consumers the visual experience for them to differentiate between the quality of programmes shot on HD cameras with the ones that are not.
Commenting on the campaign initiative, Gayatri Yadav, EVP, marketing and communications, STAR India Pvt Ltd said, "Of late, there has been a lot of activity and communication on HD, but unfortunately, none of it gives the entire picture and in most of the cases, the common man still does not actually get an HD experience that he has paid for. Through this campaign, STAR India wishes to educate consumers on what it takes to get an 'Asli (real) HD' experience and help them experience the difference between 'Asli HD' broadcast by STAR TV and what is commonly misunderstood as HD these days."
She further stated, "There were two pillars of the 'Asli HD' campaign – education about what is required for 'Asli HD' and experience of what this 'Asli HD' looks and sounds like. Hence, a strategic mix of saliency medium like hoardings and experience media like LCD screens, mall and retail spaces were chosen across the focus markets."
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In our previous post on March 20, we mentioned the perils of airing dirty laundry via Facebook and twitter. It is a growing concern in Family Law cases and at least one high-profile North Texas couple has thrust the issue into the spotlight recently. Orsinger Nelson partner Carmen Elaine Eiker was asked by the local CBS affiliate about how misuse of social media can impact a divorce.
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Blackwood Beach Party was held in the High Street which contained children's funfair rides, food and craft stalls. Pictured playing cops and robbers are brothers Aaron 11 and Iaon Richardson 4 from Britannia. (7645610)
WET weather could do little to dampen the spirits of people who turned out for Blackwood's beach party on Saturday.
The town centre turned into a fully fledged seaside resort for a day where people could have their picture taken at a promenade-style photo booth, use a surf simulator and play on an urban beach.
The chairman of the City of Newport Engineers Society Tony Hall said although the busyness of their steam-powered train was "very much weather dependent" during dry spells their display had attracted interest.
The group had its train, which could carry as many as half a dozen adults on the back of it, running back and forth on a specially-built track from outside Barclays bank and further down High Street.
Rebecca Jones, of RJ Dance and Fitness, who ran a stall where people could try their hand at performing with a hula hoop, said: "It's interesting to see the demographic. You see grandmothers saying: 'That's what I used to do' and they give it a go."
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The two actors had come down from Nottinghamshire for the weekend after being invited to take part in the festival by its organisers.
Nicky Lane, who lives in Tredegar and was operating a stand for the Coffee Cup Cafe outside its shop, said the festival had been a success.
She said: "It's gone well. The weather's a bit of a downer but it is nice to see something happening in Blackwood."
Traveline Cymru representatives were on hand to make people aware of the benefits of public transport this summer.
The event coincided with Caerphilly County Borough Council's town centre management team's new campaign to encourage residents and visitors to shop on the high street, support local retailers and highlight the importance of customer choice.
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Something where the council don't have to borrow the money (which they give to developers, which is being used to provide something we have already got, within a few short yrs will be in the same situation as the present shopping experience!) a feature we can enjoy just for the sake of it, not because it is foisted upon us, "the gullible public of Newport"
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The Old Dominion University Monarchs have advanced to the second round of the NIT tournament and will play the winner of Saturday's 11 a.m. (March 18) Manhattan vs. Maryland game on Monday night.
If Manhattan defeats Maryland, the game will be played Monday night at the Constant Center (time TBA), thanks to the cooperation of the NCAA Women's Basketball committee and staff. Tickets will go on sale for the game at 4 p.m. Saturday afternoon at all Ted Tix outlets, by calling 1-888-411-4TED and online at www.constantcenter.com. Tickets are $13 for adults and $5 for ODU students and youth 17 and under.
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'Principles of Godly Communication' identifies for the engaged couple under premarital counseling the key issues for proper communicaton and how to properly think of them under the guidance of Biblical principles.
We are also seeking wisdom for ourselves to know what to and not to say. These sessions are very limited. We need God to prepare the couple and work in them.
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After this I begin with questions on how they are doing as a couple. Some couples might be shy and not be open about their disagreements. Probe a bit deeper into their answers until you get to know the couple and can know their situation.
This lesson is largely focused on basic communication skills. One has to see whether the husband talks and, if so, how much and about what. I also make sure that the couple talks in the right way, without criticism and arguing.
Some counselors openly say that arguing is good. It is not. Yes, arguments get the issues out in the open, but it does not do it in a proper way. And besides, there are other deeper issues that are hidden behind the now anger-covered scenes.
Check on their buying the book and starting to read (hopefully together). See if the husband led a Bible study or prayer time with his fiancée.
Don't skip this section. Finish it next session if need be. In any case, briefly review it. You will need to keep coming back to it.
- Any forms from last week? (You can discuss them during the lesson or now).
- Get and read the book?
- Read God's Word and pray together?
(1) Motivated by Love (Ephesians 5:22-33)
Follow up lesson #1 by showing how the husband and wife need to rightly communicate with each other. Expose any critical talk.
(2) The Touch of Grace and Truth (John 1:14)
One always needs to treat the other as if they never sinned and better! This is true for our conversation. It is not false. We choose to speak as God has instructed us. However, we must remember that does not mean we cover up our problems.
Some people have not learned how to talk lovingly about problems. They need to learn how (don't focus on the results of the conversation but on trying to identify the problem and solution together before the Lord).
(3) Guided by Biblical Principles (Ephesians 5:1-21)
Assign them to actually pick out different phrases in the passage that would help shape their conversations. They are to get their standards from the scriptures. They need to spend time in God's Word together to gain those values. (Take example from their Bible study last week).
(1) Keep reading, The Family: God's Weapon for Victory by Robert Andrews.
(2) Distribute the two forms for the next session or later discussion.
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YAKIMA, Wash. - A gang member who police say identifies as "Crazy Thug" on the streets, now faces 10 years in prison.
Yakima Police say they've arrested 24-year-old Rigoberto E. Gonzalez three times since he was released from prison less than two years ago.
This time, Gonzalez pleaded guilty to drug and gun charges.
Gonzalez was previously convicted of shooting a rival gang member back in 2005 in Yakima. The post-jail arrests started in August 2011 after he finished a 75-month sentence for the shooting.
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By Sara Ray, Douglas County Chamber
The Douglas County Chamber is pleased to announce its partnership with the Douglas County School System for the second annual "Principal 4 a Day." This program will take place on Nov. 15, at all Douglas County Schools.
"Principal 4 a Day" is a program adopted by Chamber President & CEO, Kali Boatright and Douglas County School Superintendent, Dr. Gordon Pritz. This program will allow members of the business community to visit one of the 35 schools in Douglas County and shadow the principal for a half day. Each school principal will be paired with a local member of the business community who will experience a typical day in the principal's shoes.
Guest principals will be exposed to the many exciting programs offered in our schools as well as gaining first-hand insight into the challenges that schools face on a daily basis. "We feel it is highly important for our business leaders to see what goes on in our schools," commented Boatright, "many of our members, like myself, have children in the school system, and this is a great way to see what happens after the first bell, but from the other side of the desk. The Chamber is proud to present this program and is looking forward to sending our businesses back to school!"
While this program is for members of the business community, other members of the Douglasville and Douglas County community will have the opportunity to participate in the second portion of this program, "Teacher 4 a Day" in spring of next year.
For more information on Principal 4 a Day or to apply, visit the Chamber website at www.douglascountygeorgia.com or contact Sara Ray at 770-942-5022.
See this list of schools/principals as well as download the application. Both are attached.


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Biloxi Mayor A.J. Holloway wants to know why the city is paying the Biloxi Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum money for advertising, that is not being done.
The city, which funds the museum, pays it $2,000 a month for the city's logo to appear on both sides of the two schooners the museum operates. The problem is, the advertising is no where to be found.
"I understand that one of the schooners, I am not sure which one, has been out of the water for over a year," the mayor said.
The mayor just recently learned both schooners are out of the water. Apparently both are undergoing repair and general maintenance work. Surprisingly, the city has not contacted the museum about that, and the museum hasn't contacted the city.
When asked why there has been no communication, the mayor responded, "I can't answer that. You know, they do their thing, and the city does our thing."
The mayor wants people to know he does think the schooners and the museum are an asset to the city. But he does not think it is worth the money the city is spending on it.
The mayor pointed out the city has given the museum about $400,000 since Hurricane Katrina hit. Ideally he would like to see the schooner and the museum become more financially self sustaining.
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Anyway. All I know is that I wasn't at 24 Hrs in the Sage and I'll get a boatload of S*^T for months or years to come. But The Lt Col was in good hands, I think. Rick and Tracy and Nick were all rockin' out at The Sage. So I'm sure he got a hug before he hit the hay for his normal midnight nap.
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Our friend Jeff, a fellow B.P.R. freak, B.P.R. = Big Pig Racing, sent me these photos of the race. Looks like The Lt Col was standing around more than riding. But that's cool.
Check out Jeff's race review - THIS IS THE LINK, DUDE, DUDETTE!
Anyway. Next year I will return to 24 Hrs in the Sage to secure my spot at the top of the B.P.R. Leaderboard. And I'm sure that The Lt Col will be on vacation - that's just the way it works.
Is that Rick and The Lt Col... standing around?
Looks like The Lt Col is Suffering!
just screwing around again, I think
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Tachi Palace getting out of the MMA biz
Sad news as Tachi Palace has been home to WEC, PFC, and Tachi Palace for a very long time. Many, many fighters have used this regional as a springboard to the big show. The central CA valley would lose a great venue.


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Diabetes: 'More co-ordinated approach' needed
The Health and Social Care Committee has recommended that the Welsh Government take a 'firmer hand' in monitoring the provision of diabetes services among local health boards, in order to tackle rising levels of diabetes cases in Wales.
It has called for an emphasis on sharing best practice, when the Welsh Government announces its forthcoming Diabetes Delivery Plan.
The Committee has also recommended a 'more co-ordinated approach' across all healthcare providers, including GP and community pharmacies, to assist in monitoring each patient's condition and medication.


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Monday, November 3, 2008
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By Jason A. email@example.com A statewide organization says it is making preparations to challenge a recent court decision, which has significant implications for the voting process in Georgia. The Voter GA group will, reportedly, file an appeal to continue efforts aimed at replacing the current electronic-voting system in Georgia. Garland Favorito is the founder of Voter GA. He said he takes issue with Atlanta Circuit Judge Michael Johnson's Sept. 8 ruling to dismiss the group's July 2006 lawsuit without a trial. We don't know why the judge threw the case out, because he has not supplied us with a written ruling," said Favorito. "We have determined at least some of the grounds for our appeal. There will be others, once we get the written ruling. Favorito said he has serious concerns about voting practices in Georgia, dating back to when they were implemented in 2002. According to the founder, the electronic process inhibits the state's ability to audit, verify or re-count votes cast in a given election. "You could vote for candidate 'A', the machine could record a vote for candidate 'B' and no one would ever know," he said. Favorito has communicated his concerns to election officials in Georgia, including Secretary of State Karen Handel. However, he said those efforts have been met with little success. "The Secretary of State and the State Elections Board have expressed serious concerns about the voting machines, but, so far, they haven't done anything about them," he added. "We're hoping to get a ruling which says that our voting rights have been violated, and force the state to make the machines auditable, or replace them with auditable equipment." Attempts to reach Handel's office, as well as that of Judge Johnson, were unsuccessful Friday. Favorito cited reports which show the voting machines used in the state are "fundamentally flawed." He also said that other states have reported problems with the devices, which have led lawmakers in those areas to take action. "The state of California uses a sister model, which has been de-certified three times," he continued. "The state of Maryland uses the same machines statewide, and the legislature voted to throw out all their equipment in time for the 2010 election, in favor of optical-scanning devices." Favorito said although Voter GA is not against electronic voting in general, the lack of accountability in the current system damages the integrity of the voting process. Voter GA issued a written statement Friday, with Mark Sawyer, the plaintiff in the dismissed case, saying that changing the voting procedure in Georgia is vitally important, as the country approaches the 2008 election. "[Tuesday] election results will be produced and winners announced, but no election official in the state can prove that any of the announced results are in fact, correct," he said. "Left unchallenged, the ruling would allow such an unfathomable, potentially corrupt process to continue in Georgia indefinitely." - On the Net: www.voterga.org.
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Last night (Sept. 10) at Strikeforce: "Barnett vs. Kharitonov," Daniel Cormier shockingly knocked out Antonio Silva in the first round to advance to the finals of the heavyweight grand prix tournament.
He was joined later in the night by Josh Barnett, who earned his spot in the finals by quickly disposing off Sergei Kharitonov via first round arm triangle submission.
The big question: Who's taking home the tournament championship and this nifty little belt right here?


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This problem is remarkably similar to the White Rasta in Joshua Tree in both difficulty and style of moves, but it is not nearly as scary. Start standing on the left side of the arete and make powerful and technical layaway moves up the arete until it is possible to grab the top of the boulder at about 15'. Mantel over with some difficulty. The crux of this one is getting off the ground but it is exciting all the way through the mantel.
Look for a tall gold overhanging wall with a striking right arete. This boulder is slightly west of the main concentration of problems at the Kitty.
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A 9-month-old baby, Jailanyz Anaya, died tragically inside her family's South East Street apartment Wednesday morning. Thursday, Holyoke detectives were back at the apartment speaking with neighbors and trying to figure out what happened in the minutes leading up to her death.
"I feel horrible. It's unbelievable that things like this could happen to such young children," said Yolanda Pagan, a Holyoke resident who lives in the neighborhood.
Officials said the 911 call was made around 11:30 a.m. Wednesday. Jailanyz had already taken her last breaths before Holyoke police and firefighters arrived. They tried to revive her inside the apartment and also rushed her to Holyoke Medical Center, but the baby did not survive. Officials with the Hampden County District Attorney's Office said Jailanyz was left unattended in a bath tub.
"You'd expect that a child so young would be watched," Pagan said. "Whether she was strapped into a bath or not, you should always be there to watch. It's really scary."
Police said the baby's mother, Isamari Otero, was home when her daughter died. The 26-year-old has three other children, all boys ranging from 3 to 9 years old. Family friends and neighbors said this wasn't the first time something's happened to a child under Otero's watch. They told CBS 3 that one of her sons fell from a second-story window in recent years. CBS has not been able to confirm that.
"I have a hard time imagining why people have more kids if they can't take care of their first ones properly," said Pagan, who is expecting her first child. "Growing up in a neighborhood like this, it's hard. You have to at least try to make the perfect life for your child."
Holyoke police said an autopsy will be conducted Thursday night or early Friday morning to determine Jailanyz's exact cause of death. Depending on the results, officials said the mother could face charges ranging from child endangerment to manslaughter.
Family friends told CBS 3 that Otero has been admitted to the hospital for the crisis.
At the neighborhood convenience store, Almonte Deli and Market, a picture of Jailanyz was taped to a container. The store clerk said the family set it up to raise money for Jailanyz's family.
More information will be provided as it becomes available.
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Fire officials say it's never too early to get prepared for the next wildfire season. The Montana DNRC recently sent out a guide to fire stations around the state.
A general guide for preventing fires anywhere in the nation has been distributed for years, but the DNRC worked to get one made specifically for Montana. The guide offers tips on how to prevent wildfires from reaching your home, and also helps you come up with a strategy in the event your home is hit by a wildfire.
"It's important to prepare their action guide ahead of time, so they know if a wildfire does occur, they have a safe way to evacuate their to-go kit with their personal belongings and this they need is ready, and they can evacuate safely,"said Crystal Beckman with the Montana DNRC.
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HARTLY, Del.- Delaware State Police have arrested a couple on charges of manufacturing methamphetamine inside a Hartly home.
Police said 39-year-old Paul E. Winters and his girlfriend, 45-year-old Dixie J. Cunningham, were arrested Tuesday by task force officers who went to their home on the unit block of Minnie Pratt Lane to investigate possible meth production.
Police said that when officers arrived, Cunningham was in the driveway and lied to them about whether Winters was inside. He was found hiding in a shower, according to investigators. Police noted that Winters has outstanding warrants.
Police said the home was evacuated after they found an active one-pot meth lab and that environmental crews contained the volatile hazardous chemicals used to make the drug.
Police also say a juvenile was found in the home and is now staying with a relative. Winters was charged with manufacturing meth, endangering the welfare of a child, resisting arrest and possession of drug paraphernalia. He was ordered held in the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center on $7,750 cash bail.
Cunningham was charged with manufacturing methamphetamine, endangering the welfare of a child, hindering prosecution and possession of drug paraphernalia. She was released on $8,250 unsecured bail.
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To hopefully end all confusion on this topic (especially mine) I contacted Mitchell Nathanson, author of The Irrelevance of Major League Baseball's Antitrust Exemption: A Historical Review from 2005 and Legal Professor at Villanova Law School about the A's territorial issue. Here is his response:
I think that if the A's want to move to San Jose, all they have to do is move there. Nobody is going to stop them. Technically, if the antitrust exemption had any teeth, you're correct that a ¾ vote could stop them but since the exemption is meaningless, I don't believe that MLB, or the Giants, would press the issue in a court of law although technically they'd have that right. Right now, the only thing that is keeping the A's in Oakland is their desire to get along with their fellow teams – they simply don't want to anger Selig or the Giants' management. But they really don't have to do this if they don't want to. Trust me, if Al Davis owned the A's, they would have been in San Jose 10 years ago, with or without an antitrust exemption.
As for Congress, that's a red herring. They don't need to engage Congress and ask them to remove something that doesn't have any real teeth in practicality anyway. Instead, all they have to do is move and put the pressure on MLB or the Giants to do something to stop them. My guess is that the most that would happen is that the Giants would file a grievance with MLB, alleging that the A's violated their territorial rights. MLB would then compel negotiations between the A's and the Giants to work out some sort of compensation system (sort of like what happened when the Expos moved into the Orioles' territory back in 2005) and that would be that. Probably, the A's would agree to give the Giants a percentage of their cable television income along with a large wad of cash up front. But neither MLB nor the Giants would ever file suit in court to enforce the antitrust exemption.
So, in sum, if the A's want to move, they simply have to make their deal with San Jose and, as the Nike ad says, Just Do It.
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