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Can I do a quick survey?
It's only one question, and I'm just curious this isn't for anything besides my own morbid curiosity.
Do you think the government could be spending the money it puts toward financial aid for college students in a better way? Or is putting money into financial aid for students a good thing?
Again, I just want to know peoples' opinions, this isn't for a class or to write a paper or anything. Just my morbid curiosity.@1 year ago
#taxes #government #college #financial aid #students #survey #spending

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Rated 3.7 out of 5 by 392 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by roggiec Excellent Friendly staff. Club lounge met all expectations. Room was very comfortable. November 7, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Cocoa916 comfortable hotel Convenient location, not too far from Disneyland area. January 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Swsarasio Location of this hotel The location and room of this hotel are very good. January 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by KW44 Mrs K Its clean, calm and relaxing not too far from Disney and the beach September 12, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Nolan38 Disney Stay Hotel Everything was great - but the pool was cloudy with lots of bees September 19, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Vacationtraveller Good Property Staff needs more training, Could not give proper information August 1, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by MikeG wrong room booked a double bed room, but they gave us a one bed room. June 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dorean For Business or Disneland this is the place to stay Great rooms, service and complete over all experience. December 3, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Izzy40 Good hotel location and Staff This was my second time staying at this Hotel. I am scheduled to stay there at least five more times (Sessions of 3 nights per stay) and i am considering changing. These are a few reasons why I was not too happy with my stay there. First, i thought that the last time i stayed i just got a bad room with an extra hard bed. I was wrong, this time i got the same type of bed, EXTRA HARD and to top it off, i had four pillows that appeared to be filled with air because i had to use ALL four under my head just to get some comfort. There is no microwave, the lighting in the restrooms is not that great. The carpet in my room had three or four stains that were clearly visible as I walked in. I tried to sleep through the nights in that hard bed but by the third night, i just slept on the floor and felt much better in the morning. I spoke with management about it but they said there was nothing they could do. I am dissapointed with the comfort level of this hotel since it is in a great location. I will still consider talking with my group who are about twenty guests to change hotels in the near future for the rest of our five (5 three night session stays there). Unless you are ok with EXTRA HARD beds and air pillows, i would suggest trying another hotel in the area. January 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Denisse Great Very good location and shuttels to Convention center November 5, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Traveler32 Dirty Room Sheets were dirty and housekeeping was unavailable. May 17, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Judy28 Comfort of bed The beds are nice and very comfortable. June 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DDSHolliday Best value Excellent value for a very clean room. November 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Julie23 This hotel has great customer service The staff was friendly and attentive. November 4, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Bob38 Good Disneyland location Good basic hotel. Club floor average. October 2, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Oskiecoco Improvments, -free wifi -lamps with outlets September 10, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Military01 This is not the Sheraton we know! We checked in this hotel the 28th of March for the WonderCon. The lobby smells wonderful as like other Sheraton Hotels. Availed of a complimentary room ref for our daughter with special needs (of course initially would charge us for it) .The room size is alright for a family of four just for a night's stay. There is no public microwave available for guests' use. But in all it was an awful stay at this particular Sheraton hotel!!! The whole family didn't get good night sleep, my husband had been sneezing, my daughter with special needs had started coughing at night, the comforter was not comfortable and me and my son didn't get enough sleep because of the circumstance. Lo and behold when my son fluff the pillows, feathers had been flying, we have down pillows and stayed with feather and down pillows in other hotels but were not as bad as in this hotel. What's worst, as a routine, when my son checked the bed and underneath it, making sure we didn't leave anyhting behind, he found a Disney receipt dated March 22. I surrendered the receipt at the front desk for review and documentation purposes.Do they Really Clean the room after the guests leave??? I brought the attention to the guest services upon check out. No manager at hand and we're expecting a call thereafter, but today is the 1st of April, no calls, no apologies. What was done, they just took out the parking fee for night's stay. This is the Sheraton, not a cheap motel. Is it because we stayed at a discounted military rate, that's why the complaint was not dealt with accordingly? Not coming back nor recommend this hotel esp to my "Miltary Family"... April 1, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Loeber Overall a Nice Stay Overall, we had a nice stay at this Sheraton. They were able to offer us our early check-in that we requested, which was nice after a long drive. We were provided a room with a fridge but no bathtub. I figured this was what was available for early check-in...no complaints really even though a tub would have been nice after a long day at Disneyland. I feel as though we were recognized for being Gold SPG by getting the early check-in and room on the 6th floor w/ fridge. The hotel is not really within walking distance to the Disneyland Resort (you'll be walking and standing on your feet all day - you really don't want to start and finish your day with a 30-minute walk). The hotel does have a shuttle that you pay for, but the problem is that it only runs about 30 minutes before park opening. In order to beat the crowds, we wanted to be at the park gates earlier than that, so we opted to purchase tickets on the ART. The closest stop is just up the street at the Residence Inn. You pay for parking ($12 a day). One of the nights we got back to the hotel a little bit later and found no parking spots available so we had to park on the street in a nearby neighborhood (seemed kinda sketchy). My only major complaint is the dirty carpets. During our stay, a note was slipped under our door, stating that an outside company was coming to clean the carpets. However, I don't believe they ever came while we were there, because the carpets were still quite dirty. In the room, they were not visibly dirty, but when walking barefoot, you could feel it and they left the soles of your feet dirty. In the hallways and near the elevators, you could visibly see the dirt. October 14, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by skb3 Okay stay The rate and proximity to Disney, plus the shuttle service, made this an okay stay. However several things made this well below other Sheratons I've stayed at. 1. The valet station was *always* unmanned. I would have to wait 5-15 minutes for someone to assist me, after going to the front desk to ask for help. Even when I had a crying baby in my arms, the front desk person had to go behind the doors 3 times to ask the valet person to hurry up and help me. 2. I chose the "going green" option at checkin. At every other Sheraton I've stayed at, this option means the sheets and towels are not changed. At this Sheraton, it means NO room service at all. So we had trash cans overflowing, no making the bed, no vacuuming the floor, etc. I'm not sure how not having someone at least make our bed contributes to "going green." The front desk did not explain this. 3. We ordered an on demand movie and about 10 minutes into it, it was super pixellated. So, we called the front desk and they said they would send engineering. Engineering came promptly but looked at our TV and said the issue was the TV was old and not set up for the HD movies. He offered for us to switch rooms. Since it was already 8 pm, and I had children, I declined. He said we should try to keep watching if we wanted as the pixellation would vary and may get better. He said the hotel would not charge for the movie. We watched the rest of the movie and just ignored the pixellation and finished around 9:30 and went to sleep. One hour later, the front desk called (at 10:40 pm) to tell me that we would not be charged for the movie per the engineer's instructions. Are you kidding me? You woke me up to tell me this? Where is your common sense? 4. Although Starbucks coffee served in the lobby lounge, make the effort to walk to a real Starbucks. The latte drinks I ordered (two times before giving up) were very bitter and not properly made. February 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Shawnmom Few Bumps Have stayed here several times this year and the troubles increase each time. Staff is always very friendly and ready to help but unfortunately I have to keep asking for things. Regarding the room, carpets this time were horrible (stained) and things were just sort of dusty. Otherwise, beds were clean and bathroom was clean which is really most important to me. My card key wouldn't work in the gate until the last day. Had to keep buzzing in and getting card re-programmed. Card also didn't work on the room once. Had to go back down and get reprogrammed. Didn't have a room service binder in the room so tried to ask housekeeping (who are very obnoxiously disruptive with their 8:30 am knocking all around the hallway). They didn't understand and gave us the pre-order breakfast door hanger instead. Had to call to get a full menu brought up. Ordered breakfast for two. Only got one set of silverware and no toast that was part of the order. Was quite a lot of work to get breakfast. I really enjoy this hotel and understand that it is close to Disneyland so hard to keep in tip-top shape but the last two times I have had annoying little problems. Last visit I had two nights on points and paid for one night. On the third morning I was called by the front desk (very early in the morning) asking why I hadn't checked out the day before. I can't ever sleep in here because housekeeping starts knocking at 8:00 a.m. and then the room cleaning starts and you can hear everything. (then the kids start up and down the hall...but that isn't your fault) Not much you can do about the sound levels but would be nice if they didn't start so early. Overall value for the points is good (3,000 for a free night is excellent) but the little hiccups keep adding up. Also, I don't believe that I was awarded the 500 points per day for not having housekeeping come in for the first two days. I'll probably have to call for that... May 9, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by EJMP4 Worst hotel I've stayed in! I'm going to list everything that was unsatisfactory: 1) HOUSEKEEPING: Mid-stay. I thought they would replenish supplies. -- Did not give us enough towels for our party. -- Did not give us more soap bars for our 5-day stay. -- They left us with 10 squares of toilet paper and did not leave us with a replacement roll. I had to call when I got back from Disneyland at 2AM just so that we would have enough supplies in the morning. -- Supposedly gave us fresh Starbucks cups but one of them was wet which means it was used. -- First night of stay, the alarm clock radio blasted us awake at 7AM. I turned it off. After housekeeping came on the 3rd night, we were woken up again with the alarm clock radio blasting at 7AM. -- Beddings and blankets are tucked in so tight and only reach your waist. They don't cover your body. 2) SHUTTLE SERVICE: I didn't realize we were the 2nd stop of the morning, so by the time the first shuttle of the morning arrived at Sheraton, the shuttle was full so our party had to wait for the next shuttle. And we walked to another hotel next door (which was the first stop) to ensure we got seats. Poor planning! 3) FRONT DESK: Sometimes when I call, no one answers. No one. One of the days we were there, my mother had to call the 800 number just to get a hold of someone at the front desk. 4) STAIRWELL LOCKED! One of the nights we were there, there was a line of people who had just checked in all waiting for the elevator. Since we didn't have baggage, we decided to take the stairs. The stairwell is locked! Hotel keys did not work. We asked the front desk for assistance and after 10 minutes, an "engineer" showed up and said to give him just a minute. We waited another 5 minutes. We saw him fixing himself a plate of food instead of assisting 10 people waiting outside in the freezing cold for him to just open the stairwell door. I would also like to point out that locking the stairwell door is a fire exit code violation. If there were an emergency at your hotel, your guests would be stuck. 5) A notepad in the room would be nice. We had a pen but nothing to write on. I wanted to list all my complaints! January 3, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by GrumpyGrandpa Worst Holiday Meal Ever Let me start by saying I am a very experienced traveler, having spent the past 30 years in banking and traveling all over the country on business. Overall the hotel was fine but the restaurant and bar were the worst ever! They were unable, despite repeated attempts, to get my SPG number entered so I give up on that. Our room had a DO NOT DISTURB sign on it and the key didn't work so we waited a while for the front desk to get things straight. Since we were arriving on Christmas Day and we had 11 people in our group I made a reservation well in advance. I should have known when the person on the phone assured me I didn't need a reservation that things would not go well. We started out earlier by trying to get a round of drinks at the bar which proved to be a test of endurance which finally ended when one of us went to the front desk to ask for help at the bar. We arrived for dinner at the appointed hour, waited a while for someone to acknowledge our presence and were questioned when we said we wanted to sit together. That's why I made a reservation! We ended up having to put the tables together on our own to make a table for our group and there was only one other table with customers at the time. Service wasn't much better. We received an assortment of menus for some unknown reason, all different. I had to remind the server that this was on one check too. Our orders were placed, finally, and it went downhill from there. Salads were received sporadically and several without dressing. Beverages were even more sporadic, with one not being served until after the entree arrived. The kids wanted apple juice but only one was served because they ran out. Ten bread plates were delivered for eleven people and when we asked for more bread we were informed it would take a while because it had to be toasted (it came with dessert). The Christmas Special Dinner which several of us ordered was an embarrassment - cold beans, luke warm canned sweet potatoes, tasteless gravy and stuffing, and, canned cranberry sauce that still proudly displayed the ridges from the can.. Frankly, it looked and tasted like something that would be served in a soup kitchen or homeless shelter. No dishes were ever removed so our salad plates remained. There were no salad forks offered and the one fork we received was used for all courses. When it came time for dessert only those who had the "special" dinner received anything and nobody was even asked if they would like dessert, not even the 3 small children in our group. The serving sizes were HIGHLY variable in size and HIGHLY lacking in flavor. I would suggest that if you are going to be open on a holiday, you should be prepared for it. Fortunately for all of us, it was so pathetic that it was funny. We felt like the Griswold family. December 30, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by pascat Good Clean Hotel, Busy, Impersonal, Inflexible service This was perhaps the most unpleasant of my Starwoods Experiences and it had nothing to do with the hotel, which is supremely located within one mile of Disneyland, has a 24-hour heated pool, has a welcoming lobby and interior space, free public wifi in the lobby, and is sparkling clean. The reason for my dissatisfaction was what I experienced to be extremely unhelpful service from the front desk attendant. We arrived late in the evening, only to find no parking spaces available. They offered free valet service to make up for this which was fine, except for the fact that they only had one valet available and there were no less than five cars waiting in line to be parked. The valet himself was very helpful, competent, and courteous, but was utterly without help. The front desk manager told me that I would have to pay for overnight parking. This surprised me, because when I made the booking, NO MENTION was made of this utterly unnecessary and rather expensive add-on to my bill. When I told them about this problem, the front desk manager gave me a helpless "I'm sorry" which (1) didn't resolve the situation, and (2) did not communicate to me what options I might undertake in order to resolve it. When I asked to speak with the manager, he told me that the manager had left for the day and that there was nothing he could do. I don't know why, but I was immensely frustrated by this, after a 5 hour drive from up north. I had envisioned a quiet serene scene to welcome my family and, at 11 PM, the lobby was a chaotic zoo. I brought up the situation to the morning manager, who told me that I should come back at another time when the managers were not so busy to talk about my problem. The second problem was that I was told over the phone that my entire family would be eligible for a free continental breakfast on the second day of my stay. However, when I checked in I was only given two vouchers for these breakfasts. When I told them that the lady over the phone told me that each member of my family would get a free breakfast (why do they think I opted to stay here in the first place?), he again gave me the "I'm sorry" with absolutely nothing else to say. With that, I took my family out to breakfast at a local Mexican place. (Great place by the way) No way was I going to spend extra money to cover for their mstake. I understand that the offer I signed up for may have only included two breakfasts...just don't tell me otherwise over the phone in order to entice me to make the booking. To top it off, not one effort was made to upgrade me to the Club Level floor or anything like that. Every Starwoods Property I stay at seems to be staffed by people who go the extra mile to look for upgrades without me asking for them. No such luck here. When I asked they told me that no upgrades were available. Fine. I get that. But at least try. October 26, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by ReallyDaryl Still good, but not as good as it used to be This is my preferred hotel whenever I'm in the Anaheim area. I discovered it last year and couldn't believe the quality of the hotel I was getting for the price. Unfortunately, it seems as though traveling families have also discovered it and have not been treating it so kind. The common areas are beginning to show the wear-and-tear the comes from families, especially those with young kids. Don't get me wrong, this place is still a great value, just not quite the shining jewel in the Anaheim resort area it once was. Cosmetic issues aside, I noticed some technical issues this visit, specifically with the Wi-Fi. In a nutshell, it would let me pay to connect and then after a few minutes, the Wi-Fi signal would vanish and not return for several hours. Not the end of the world for personal travel, but quite disturbing for business travelers. The front desk tried to address the problem by sending up an ethernet cable, but that shackled me to the desk which defeats the very nature of wireless internet. Long story short, the Wi-Fi problem persisted the length of stay. Speaking of the front desk, the service was a bit off this visit. In past visits I could count on Jason to get me checked in/out in a quick yet friendly manner. This time, there was always a wait to be helped and the staff seemed a bit worn out. Still friendly, but more like they were putting on a brave face. The noises the elevators make make me wonder how many more years of service they have in them. Some of the sounds remind me of Tower over in DCA. I feel totally safe in them, just a little nervous they might need servicing when I need to use them. This was my first visit where I had time to visit the fitness center and pool area. No issues at all with the fitness center, it's one of the better set ups going. The pool area on the other hand left me a bit disappointed. First off, remember to bring your room towel, none are provided at the pool. The pool is heated, but not super warm. The jacuzzi is a bit on the small side and we had to wait a long time until people left and we could climb in. Upon climbing in, the first thing we noticed was the strong smell of chlorine. We're talking make-your-eyes-burn strong. We also noticed a strange brown speckled foam on the surface of the bubbling water. It eventually got sucked into the side drain, but we did have to go out of our way to avoid it. Mind you, this was after 11pm at night so I'm sure it had been many hours since cleaning had been done and the throngs of park goers had really stewed it up in the mean time. So after all is said and done, will I be back? You bet. Unless I have my pup with me. Or I score a killer deal at one of the DLR properties. This place still has way more going for it than working against it right now. And if they can keep up appearances and the Wi-Fi working, I'll definitely continue to recommend to friends and coworkers. June 19, 2012


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With the draft barely cold, the Eagles scooped up another group of players today. Undrafted free agents have a history of making a name for themselves in Philly. Quintin Mikell and Jamaal Jackson being just two of the most recent successes signed by the Birds.
Here's the list:
S Reshard Langford (Vanderbilt) – Big dude. 6'1″, 215.
WR Brandon Robinson (Boston College) – Another receiver named Brandon.
RB Marcus Thigpen (Indiana) – One more kick-returner. Brings the total to 32.
DE Josh Gaines (Penn State) – A three-down end.
FB Marcus Mailei (Weber State) – Went to same high school as Stew Bradley.
RB Walter Mendenhall (Illinois State) – Rashard Mendenhall's big bro.
OG Dallas Reynolds (BYU) – Another BUY lineman. Shocker.
CB Courtney Robinson (UMass) – Conference champ in 100 and 200 meters
K Sam Swank (Wake Forest) – Great porn name. Sorry… couldn't resist.
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photographs - a l brundagecandide pullover and last monday's snow day.
quince yarn, osprey.
same pattern as my candide sweaters, i just made a long pullover version with this yarn that was originally set aside for two scarves. i changed my mind, as i often do. i like the osprey yarn, though it's pretty squishy. this is definitely a cozy piece; soft and comfortable.
not yet posted on ravelry as today's internet is painfully slow. hope to have it there in a day or two.
more snow today, and i hear another storm late in the weekend.
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The acquisition of Tim Cahill, a 32-year-old Australian who had played with Everton in England since 2004, gives the Red Bulls a bona fide No. 10. It also makes the Major League Soccer club a serious contender to win the Eastern Conference, the Supporters Shield (as the No. 1 team over all in the regular season) and the M.L.S. Cup title.


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outerface replied to your photo: New Intuos5 Touch tablet at work! (Taken with…
So…what did they change about this one? Made it look like the Baboo and put a "5" on it?
It's a multi-touch tablet in addition to the regular pen function. It works really well on Mac, it's basically a giant Magic Trackpad AND a regular WACOM pen, which is cool because it has special functions in programs like Photoshop where you can rotate and zoom in using the touch pad to streamline the work.
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You may recall that Toby and I went to something called "Cupcake Camp" in Baltimore last year. It was low on organization, but high in cupcakes. This year, since we moved to Alexandria, I thought we'd try DC Cupcake Camp instead.
It's kind of hard to describe cupcake camp, because it isn't actually camp-like at all. Basically, you just go and either bring or eat cupcakes. There aren't any activities or classes or anything.
I signed up to bake cupcakes, which meant that I had to figure out what kind of cupcakes I was going to take. I came up with a big list of possible flavors, narrowed it down and then tested out three different kinds. All of them went over well at work, but I decided to go with hummingbird cupcakes with coconut-cream cheese frosting for the big event.
Mine weren't quite as fancy as some of the others, nor did they have nearly as much frosting. But I still think they were pretty good.
Toby is out of town, so I invited my friend Kelly to come with me instead. She invited her friend Leslie, and the three of us managed to taste a good portion of them with our tasting tickets.
We actually didn't like most of them. My favorite was the key lime pie flavor, baked by Shannon of Mommy Makes Cupcakes. She just happened to be standing next to me.
Then, a few minutes before the tasting part was scheduled to end, Joel rolled in with his chicken and waffle cupcakes. The cupcakes and frosting were maple flavored, but each was topped with a piece of waffle and some really, really good fried chicken. He was set up on the other side of me.
People swarmed. We bought more tasting tickets so we could taste one. And they won.
Sadly, I didn't place. Boo. Guess I should have gone with one of the other flavor choices. But it was still fun… and Kelly and I played Skee-ball after. So things could definitely be worse.


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The beer goes from tasting good to defintetly a drain pour beer.
The beer also goes from fine carbonation to I pop the cap and the foam starts overflowing from the bottle.
I usually go off calculators for how much sugar I need to add. Usually it's around 4oz give or take depending on the beer style.
I have never taken off the spigot for my bottling bucket, I didn't know I needed to. I usually let star san run through the spigot for about 20-30 seconds and then soak the pour spout on the outside in star san and with a spray bottle also spray starsan all around the outside where the spigot is.
I do not boil the caps, I do let them sit in starsan for at least a few minutes before I put them on and cap them.
Yes, all of the bottling tubing, cane, everything gets rinsed thorougly and then I run starsan through it also while running it through the spigot.
The latest beer in question is an oatmeal chocolate stout. This beer tasted great right into the bottles, tasted even better after carbing up in the bottle and sitting for about a month. I brewed it back in mid October and maybe about 2 weeks or so I had one after letting them sit a bit and noticed it tasted off. Tried it again last night and it is definitely off. I can't tell you the actual flavors of it, but it tastes BAD! I can try another one tomorrow and state what flavors I taste and maybe that might help also? There is something wrong with it, no doubt.
When you all boil the water for your priming sugar, does anyone else just microwave the water and sugar to a boil and let it boil in the micro for a min or so? I have actually done it both ways (micro and stove top) though so I don't think that is the problem.
One more question.... How long will most beers last at room temp or cooler before going sour? I really don't think it is just going sour, but I have wondered about how long I can keep most homebrews before they go sour without infection
Take a look at this thread:http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/spig...ection-121734/
Are the bottles being subjected to light? Just wondering, as that could be another reason bottled beers go bad other than infection.
My first beer that I bottled actually got infected.... This sound odd with brand new equipment if this was the case?
Possibly the first batch was from something else and other batches are from a dirty spigot?
Everything I've read says that boiling in the microwave for only a minute isn't enough. Most instructions say to boil for 10 minutes. That's probably overkill, but I know I wouldn't drink untreated water that was only boiled for a minute. I'd take the spigot apart, and I'd boil your sugar water for 10 minutes.
Primary: Beer / Secondary: Beer / Lagering: Old beer.
Since you are already set up for kegging, why not just bottle from the keg, using a counter pressure bottle filler, or a Blickman beer gun, or Beer Muncher's Bottle Filler (BMBF), or Bowie bottle filler or whatever?
It would probably be easiest just more expensive! I had thought of that, just didn't want to spend the extra cash at the time.
Thanks for everyone's replies and info. Will have to check out a few things before I bottle again.


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""" Only native born U.S citizens may be a president of the United States"""
Obama is ILLEGAl president of the United States because he was born in Kenya...
So people search who is your next president before voting!
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So it's okay to be racist then. Okay.
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"Why is this guy not going away" --- to Romey's chagrin, Ron Paul packs a full house on October 18th, in Mormon Mitt's stronghold, the State of Utah!
Spread this video like wildfire!
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Obama is an abomination that will take us into ruination….
Romney is ruination that will end in abomination….
So, I choose neither.
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*Amazing, Romney still battles Ron Paul in New Jersey*
Read and spread this!
Shows Perfidy Mitt for what it is!
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My point is that it is a distraction. If you hire someone at work who is undocumented - isnt it more important if he is screwing up - than if his papers - MIGHT - not be in order?
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No it's not, its totally relevant, if he was born outside the nation he couldn't be president...
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This coming from a guy who says he's Moses. ROFL.
Godless Jesus, master of vulgarity and savior of the covetous horde. I WANT you to run your mouth. I really do. Show the whole world your enlightenment.
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and the people voted for Obama, get used to it chump.
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PLEASE SEE www.still2012.com for someone who is addresssing the money issue.
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Mr. Weed,
the CHEATER ROMNEY is not a new issue at all, what the so called MAIN STREAM MEDIA is unravelling now is only a very small part of that. Not the people of the USA elect a President, but the ONES IN CONTROL OF THE VOTING MACHINES. The only way to expose the CHEATING is the WRITE-IN CAMPAGNE BACKED BY AN AFFIDAVIT. They"ll have to lie about it and you"ll have a proof for all the time! This is not the time to remain inactive ( that is what THEY want ). Dont pay attention to what THEY say, but complete the TAKE OVER OF THE REP. PARTY and FIGHT FOR FREEDOM!
Sincerly yours
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Have the American People been reduced again to vote for the "lesser of two evils" — are there no other options?
My conscience cannot allow me to vote for the "lesser of two evils", because, that means that an Evil will still get elected!
1) The Barack is the evil we know — a Socialist minded professional politician that will have most of its venomous teeth pulled out when republicans win more seats this election. Thus, it will lack the ability to do much more damage than it's done already. If the Barack is "elected" it will end its last term in a whimper.
2) The Mitt — the evil we don't know…yet. But all indicators are that it is supported by the Central Banks. And that it supports Israel unquestionably to the detriment of our own national security (will start more unconstitutional wars to protect Israel, not the USA).
Should the Mitt win, we may be in bigger trouble — since it assured itself of no competition for the next republican nomination (see the false vote it made the GOP do on his behalf): http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=77W5OKStO5s
So, unless we vote for Gary Johnson — who wants to restore Liberty and Prosperity, what would you get instead:
Final four years of 'toothless' BO — or 8 more years of the Mitt (with the possibility it has groomed its spawn — 5 Mormon Sons — to keep the dynasty going) for many decades to come…?!
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*How Mitt Romney cheated his way to the GOP nomination!*
MUST read short article:
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Here is a message I sent to Doug Wead (senior adviser to Ron Paul):
Doug Wead — it is crucial that you get in contact with Ron Paul and ask him to make a national statement ASAP, so we, his followers will have a CLEAR and CONCISE message from him WHAT HE, Ron Paul, RECOMMENDS us to do this coming election!
We've spent way too much effort on his behalf — to be left in the dark now!
His Liberty Movement is what has kept us going against all odds, since we want to restore our Nation to it's previous glory of Freedom, Justice and Prosperity for All US Citizens!
Doug — do not fail us (you are in the inner circle)!
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I would have wrote-in Ron Paul, had I not been informed from "those in-the-know" that all write-in ballots would be screened and any with Ron Paul's name would then be destroyed (as "unable to read write-in name" thus Invalid)!
We'll be voting for Gary Johnson — a vote that may actually get counted.
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Voting for Barack Romney or Mitt Obama — is like choosing by which train you want our Nation to be destroyed…a bullet train or a freight train…?!
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Amazing that the people have been bamboozled into thinking that either Barack or Mitt are a solution — when both are AGAINST these principles upon which our Nation was built!
PRINCIPLES we must stand by!!!
"A government big enough to give you everything you need, is a government big enough to take away everything that you have…." Thomas Jefferson
"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security" BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
"When liberty is taken away by force it can be restored by force. When it is relinquished voluntarily by default it can never be recovered." DOROTHY THOMPSON
"Those who profess to favor freedom and yet depreciate agitation, are people who want crops without ploughing the ground; they want rain without thunder and lightning; they want the ocean without the roar of its many waters. The struggle may be a moral one, or it may be a physical one, or it may be both. But it must be a struggle. Power concedes nothing without a demand; it never has and it never will." FREDERICK DOUGLAS
"Before a standing army can rule, the people must be disarmed; as they are in almost every kingdom in Europe. The supreme power in America cannot enforce unjust laws by the sword; because the whole body of the people are armed, and constitute a force superior to any band of regular troops that can be, on any pretence, raised in the United States. A military force, at the command of Congress, can execute no laws, but such as the people perceive to be just and constitutional; for they will possess the power, and jealousy will instantly inspire the inclination, to resist the execution of a law which appears to them unjust and oppressive." —Noah Webster, An Examination of the Leading Principles of the Federal Constitution (Philadelphia 1787).
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing" EDMUND BURKE
"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves." ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Voting for either would be legitimizing the further corruption that seems to have no end!
VOTE for Garry Johnson — or face the dire consequences of failing to do so — TIME TO WAKE UP AMERICA!
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......or is it that you just hate niggers?
I'm gonna bet it's a combination of both!
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You sir, are insane and need immediate psychiatric attention! It's freakizazoids like you, who end up murdering innocent people and claim in court you were "mentally unstable" on that day.
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It looks like Ron Paul 2016 is when my dream comes true. How can we get Ron Paul more coverage and less censorship? If Ron Paul was to ever go Independent, how can we get the same party recognition? Is there a way to start writing or petitioning for fairness in politics? I am so far from understanding law or rules for running for office. I just want to contribute my time to getting a real chance for Ron Paul. I am so crushed to see the system silence Dr. Paul like that.
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Voting Libertarian will do NOTHING!!! The only way to shrink the size of government, is to give Republicans (the little slower government growth party) full control of the federal government. It's the only way to move the democratic party away from super government growth. Moving the democratic party will force the republicans to offer even more smaller government ideas.
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"The Real Debate: Obama vs. Ron Paul"
Obama will win.
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Your stupid ass is still trolling? Get a life, You, RONPAULFREEDUMB, and WRONGPAUL, need to get laid dickless prick
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and he supports phone taps
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He has my vote
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He has my vote
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What if we treat this like chess... What happens when all the pawns turn on the tyrants (King, Queen, etc.)? They lose, we win. Its time to rally up my friends, people of the US. Only we can win. They are nothing without us. Spread the word. Tell 2 people they tell 4, and so on. WE own this country. Please, let us start the movement that will shake this country and turn it around. Please
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Obama is a fucking idiot and a liar. We the people are the US of A! Screw our current government, they are running us into the ground. Want to know why? They are all politics! And you might say well yeah, but I ask you were are the other fields of study such as physics, biologists, chemists, business, etc? Again WE are the people of this fine country. Not our government, and surely not the 1%.
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Folks, it's time to start preparing for the worst. Pay off as much debt as you can before December 31st because the budget crisis is coming for the US. Unless of course they kick the can down the road again. lol The farther down the road they kick the can, the worse this will get. Just a theory.
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If anyone has a hint of how screwed we are that is if any of the candidates win, we will be in a rut.
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He has a better chance of winning than Romney if people start to go into real awareness
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I heard that Ron Paul may have a sex tape that will be leaked. Any word on that? I hear he loves to get down will loose wh0res every night. I hear that he reams b!tches two at a time. Way to go Ron, if true!!!!!!!!! You are a fvcking pimp and we need another president that is getting strange on the side, ya hear. Fvck yeah, Ron. Drill some side piece pu$$y!!!!!! Your wife is nothing but an old bag piece of sh!t anyway.
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How could someone vote for a dickhead instead of Ron Paul?
He knew and told everyone about the real problems inte America like the War on drugs and the central banksystem, but nooo you all fucked it up, and meanwhile we Europeans for example just has to sit here and watch America fuck up the global economy. How can you all be so blind.
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Ok... then out of Romney and Obama, which one is Beeker and which one is the Swedish chef? lol
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Ron Paul he's the only one who can bring back credibility to America by trying to put it back on the right track. Good luck American's and vote for Ron Paul or Gary Johnson, otherwise you will never rise again as the America we knew.
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Ron Paul is not out of the race at all. You can write his name in on the ballot. Never compromise. Stick with him.
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06:23 the fact that obama signed the NDAA martial law alone should awaken these obama zombies from there sleep. Damn....
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"Since September 11, 2001, the U.S. government has created or reconfigured at least 263 organizations to tackle some aspect of the war on terror. Thirty-three new building complexes have been built for the intelligence bureaucracies alone, occupying 17 million square feet – the equivalent of 22 U.S. Capitols or three Pentagons. The largest bureaucracy after the Pentagon and the Department of Veterans Affairs is now the Department of Homeland Security, which has a workforce of 230,000 people … We don't look like people who have won a war. We look like scared, fearful, losers."
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MRI not intended to be used in place of a mammogram
DEAR MAYO CLINIC: Why is a mammogram the standard screening tool used to look for breast cancer? Wouldn't MRI catch the disease earlier?
ANSWER: For most women, mammograms work well as a screening test for breast cancer. Magnetic resonance imaging of the breast, or breast MRI, can be useful in some cases along with a mammogram. But MRI is not intended to be used in place of a mammogram. Although it is a sensitive test, breast MRI may miss some breast cancers that mammography can detect.
A mammogram is an X-ray image of the breast. Most mammograms are digital images that appear on a computer screen. Breast MRI is an imaging technique that captures multiple images of the breast. Those images are combined using a computer to generate detailed pictures. Both tests can reveal tumors and other breast abnormalities.
Mammography remains the recommended first test in breast cancer screening for several reasons. First, mammography is widely available. Most women have access to a clinic or hospital that offers mammograms. Second, the test is well-established and standardized among health care facilities. That means the way mammography is done is very similar from one place to another throughout the United States.
Breast MRI, on the other hand, is a newer technology, and is not as widely available as mammography. In addition, breast MRI is not well standardized. Large differences exist in the way the procedure is performed, as well as in the kind of machine and other equipment used. So the same test is not necessarily going to provide the same results from one place to another. Breast MRI studies also are much more expensive than mammograms. Finally, there are some abnormalities that can be found using a mammogram that may not be evident on MRI, such as calcium deposits in breast ducts and other tissues. These calcifications may be associated with cancer in some cases.
Having breast MRI after a mammogram can be a useful way to screen for breast cancer in certain situations. For example, women who are at high risk for breast cancer due to a family history of the disease or other factors may benefit from both a mammogram and MRI.
Breast MRI also may be recommended for women who have very dense breasts. Dense breast tissue can make it harder for abnormalities to be found on a mammogram because dense tissue can look similar to an abnormality on the mammogram image. In those cases, breast MRI may be able to detect problems that could go unnoticed on a mammogram.
No matter what the individual situation, all women should be screened for breast cancer on a regular basis. Not all organizations agree on how often that needs to happen. For instance, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force mammogram guidelines recommend women begin breast cancer screening at age 50 and then have a mammogram every two years after that. The American Cancer Society and other organizations recommend screening begin at 40 and continue annually.
At Mayo Clinic, doctors offer mammograms to women annually beginning at age 40. When to begin mammogram screening and how often to repeat it is a personal decision that should be based on a woman's needs and preferences. Talk to your doctor to discuss the benefits, risks and limitations of mammograms and decide together what is best for you.
If you do not have health insurance, or if your insurance does not cover mammograms, check with your state's department of health. Most states offer programs that can help women get access to this important cancer screening tool. -- Stephanie Hines, M.D., Breast Clinic, Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, Fla.
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English: October 26th, 2013"Nicole is thrilled that she managed to get into her first choice school and is looking forward to experiencing college life there. However, as soon as she moves into the university dorms, she finds out that there's been a series of mysterious disappearances going on around the campus! So far, three girls have already gone missing and Nicole could be next if she's not too careful - not quite the ideal college experience Nicole had in mind."This is a game by Winter Wolves Games! The yuri/GxG version is in the works, and does not yet have a set release date. The full version costs USD$19.99. You can also buy the version with bonus content here for USD$24.99! This version contains the OST and extra artwork.There are now also versions for Android and iPhone. You can download the Android version here, or the iPhone version here.The Steam version can be found here!Watch the trailer here.Screenshots:
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Via: U.S. Army | News Archive | Tags: Microsoft, Vista, Windows Vista, Windows, U.S. Army
I'm pretty sure this is a business decision based on support agreements.
Microsoft just beat the U.S. Army, what chance does your company have?
Likely the case actually...
I was in the IT dept for our unit in the Army. Our unit was small, so it was sort of a volunteer side job.
At least on our level, military IT is about a decade behind current practices. Its idea of security is to add yet another layer of Citrix products. Open source is the enemy. Most of the people they actually HIRE to do this stuff haven't ever touched a non-Windows system.
I even got red-flagged because I downloaded a Unix password file working on a site during downtime (it was an Apache pw file, not /etc/passwd). I still haven't figured that one out.
I assume most of the government is like this. They lag behind, but once younger people that have lived around computers there whole life take over I hope it will catch up.
If I'm not mistaken they're all gaming in that pic.
Also I would have assumed the reason theyre switching is because of licensing and an agreement worked out with Microsoft. (Just noticed 3vi1 said the same thing.)
They might not *all* be gaming in that pic. The guy holding the steering wheel might have caught on to my super-secret way of quickly navigating spreadsheets.
Not quite gaming, but some form of CBT. If you would have clicked-thru to the original article, the caption on the picture says: "A squad of soldiers work in a computer lab at an NCO Academy Warrior Leaders Course."
I'm sure that the Army's problem with the virus last year (http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=2232&tag=rbxccnbzd1) had a lot to do with accelerating systems upgrade asap for the greatly enhanced managebility and security of Vista over XP, instead of waiting for Win7.
USAF is doing the same thing. Have to be all Vista by end of the year. The assumption is we already spent money on the licensing agreement with MS, hence we are just going to make the plunge. Would have been nice to just wait another year or two and go right to Windows 7.
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Friends, family, village officials and members of the Tri-Town Safety Village Board of Directors attended the ceremony, where Safety Village President Bill Howe praised Eric and Christine Graf for seven years of dedicated service.
Schererville Town Manager Robert Volkman thanked the CN Railroad, Special Agent Eric Graf, Christine Graf and their children, Ryan and Brianna, for developing the railroad portion of Safety Village and teaching the program since the facility opened in 2007. During the unveiling of the street sign, Volkman stated, "If you're lucky enough to get the Graf family involved in your project, you're guaranteed one thing. . .success."
In accepting the honor, Eric Graf thanked the Safety Village for providing such a "great venue" for promoting railroad safety and praised the CN for its commitment and understanding the importance of railroad education classes. He acknowledged the commitment of his family, participants in a number of community events promoting railroad safety.
Working with Tri-Town Safety Village, a nonprofit organization promoting safety for children, Eric Graf has presented 683 Operation Lifesaver Training classes to more than 8,000 children, conducted 124 Grade Crossing Collision Investigation Classes for 1,345 law enforcement officers, and participated in 31 Operation Lifesaver community events.
This latest honor follows a series of awards presented to members of the Graf family highlighting their community involvement.
Christine Graf, a member of the Indiana Operation Lifesaver Task Force representing the fire industry, was awarded the Achievement of Excellence Award from CN Railroad and the State of Indiana for her work with cancer patients and charity organizations.
A former firefighter and Emergency Medical Technician with the Glenwood (Ill.) Fire Department, she was a member of the Lake Hills Fire Department for five years before joining the Schererville Fire Department.
Special Agent Eric Graf has been the top Operation Lifesaver presenter in Indiana for the past four years. Last year, he received three separate Achievement of Excellence awards in Illinois and Indiana for his education and enforcement efforts.
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The Algonquin First Nation is opposing the province's indirect $1 million equity investment in Matamec Explorations Inc., developer of the Kipawa rare earths mining project in the Abitibi-Temiscamingue region of Northwestern Quebec.
MONTREAL — Quick-thinking by two witnesses allowed police in Laval to catch two burglars with the goods minutes after they broke into a pharmacy. The break-and-enter took place at 2:55 a.m. Wednesday at a Pharmaprix on Dagenais Blvd. W. Two women in a car in the parking lot saw two men in a Toyota drive up to the store, open the trunk and back doors, take out crowbars and smash the windows. The men then went in and out of the store several times loading the car with electronics, laptops, headphones, GPS units and X-Box games.
A man's body was found covered in blood inside a parked car on Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2014
MONTREAL — An autopsy performed the morning of August 20 may shed some light on the demise of a man in his 20s who was found dead in a car in St-Leonard a day earlier. At first police called the case a suspicious death, which was later upgraded to homicide. But as the day wore on, additional evidence lead the team investigating to question whether or not this death may have been a suicide, bumping it back to suspicious death.
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The Eddystone Art Group of which I am a member are holding a social evening and exhibition of our work at the Eddystone Inn, Heybrook Bay near Plymouth on the 25th April 2014 (6pm til 10pm). It's going to be a fairly low key social evening where we can display our work and hopefully get a bit of feedback from a variety of people. I'm really looking forward to it and also feel a bit apprehensive but we'll see how it goes on the night and I'll be sure to report back here on how it goes.
In the meantime if anyone is in the Plymouth area and would like to attend a fun social evening with a bit of art and arty chat (and a bar!) then it would be lovely to see you - there are a range of styles and some great talent and ideas within the Eddystone Art Group so it should be an enjoyable evening for all.


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OBJECTIVE: The end of the Cold War has marked a period when the U.S.
military is asked to secure peace under conditions in which peace is
tenuous, yet the need for resolution of the conflict is great. Combat-
trained soldiers are highly visible and are exposed to threats to their
lives, yet are asked to exhibit restraint and neutrality. The psychiatric
consequences of peace-keeping duty under these conflicting and volatile
conditions have been underresearched. The authors examined the prevalence
of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) associated with exposure to
peacekeeping duty in Somalia. METHOD: A large cohort of active duty
personnel deployed to Somalia (N = 3,461) were surveyed approximately 5
months after their return to the United States. A variety of military
service characteristics and exposure variables and PTSD symptoms were
examined. RESULTS: Eight percent of peacekeepers were found to meet
diagnostic criteria for PTSD. PTSD symptom severity was best predicted by
the rewards of military service, war zone stress, and frustrations with
peacekeeping (e.g., restrictive rules of engagement). CONCLUSIONS: It is
likely that the mission in Somalia represents a new paradigm of dangerous
military operations for the United States. These data suggest that
peacekeeping may be difficult to reconcile for some combat-trained soldiers
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Red Sox pregame notes: Shane Victorino slowed in return from DL; Sox hope for Tuesday return for Ellsbury
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NEW YORK — Initially, when the Red Sox placed Shane Victorino on the DL, the team expressed near certainty that he'd require no more than the 15-day minimum to get to the active roster. But running tests at Yankee Stadium on Sunday afternoon suggested otherwise.
Victorino has dealt at different intervals with lower back, hip and hamstring issues. The hamstring continues to linger as enough of an issue that it has limited his explosiveness as a runner. Victorino has been fine when swinging the bat, but until he can run at full speed, the Red Sox won't be able to send him on a minor league rehab assignment, which means in turn that his activation date will be pushed back beyond June 5.
Victorino, said manager John Farrell, is "not running at 100 percent yet. The one thing that we're being cautious with here is that based on experience of having him come right back and play successive games, and he's had a couple of those setbacks prior to going on the disabled list, we want to be sure that there's a gradual improvement, which he's showing. To say that he's going to go on a rehab assignment tomorrow or the next day, is probably a little more premature at this point. We're just being a little bit more overly cautious given what's transpired.'
"There's been no setbacks, there's been no re-aggravation of it," added Farrell. "It's just a matter of when he tries to get to that explosiveness, he doesn't have quite the confidence and we're honestly telling him to more gradually get into it. What we don't want to do is turn this into an extended period where if it takes a couple of more days than the June 5th activation date, we're certainly willing to do whatever it takes to get by that. What we don't want to do is have that date be a drop-dead date where all of a sudden he's back and he re-aggravates things further."
– Farrell said that Jacoby Ellsbury continues to make progress in his recovery from stiffness in his left groin, but that he remains unavailable on Sunday. The Sox are hopeful that he will be able to play by the time they play the Rangers on Tuesday at Fenway Park.
– Rain is in the forecast for Yankee Stadium, and so given that Clay Buchholz's last scheduled start was skipped, Farrell was asked whether he might proceed cautiously in the event of a rain delay. Farrell said that the AC joint/collarbone condition that held Buchholz out of his start is not an issue, to the point where the decision involving him would be no different than for any other pitcher.
– According to Elias, Clay Buchholz (7-0, 1.73) is the second Red Sox ever to go 7-0 or better with an ERA below 2.00 through his 1st 10 starts of a season, joining Sonny Siebert in 1971 (8-0, 1.62 ERA).
– The Red Sox have won four of their last games against right-handed starting pitchers and lead the AL this season at 22-13 (.629) when the opposing starter is a righty.
– Daniel Bard continues to throw bullpen sessions in Double-A Portland, but he has yet to pitch in a game since permitting five walks on May 15. Asked if the team planned to keep him in Portland doing side work, Farrell said only, "For the time being, yes."
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Scott County, Minn. – Ribbons were cut at two Scott County trail projects funded by the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community (SMSC) on Tuesday, as these new and improved trails officially opened to the public. The SMSC announced $366,000 in grants in January to fund five Scott County trail projects; the trails in Elko New Market and New Prague were the first to be completed.
Prior Lake, Minn. – The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community (SMSC) is planning prescribed burns for approximately 210 acres in several locations on the reservation, possibly as early as mid-October, with five additional burns of up to 56 acres planned for local areas off the reservation. The SMSC conducts prescribed burns on reservation lands and in neighboring governments' jurisdictions each fall and spring as an effective land management tool.
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Important news for the television remote wrangler in your household - Sky is changing its channel numbering.
From May, general entertainment and lifestyle shows will be from channel one to 29, movies will start from channel 30, sport will start at 50, and music will begin at channel 100.
Sky Network Television chief executive, John Fellet, says the decision to make the changes wasn't taken lightly.
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