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The Northern Knights have signed former England wicketkeeper James Foster for their Twenty20 season - but the gloves are still up for grabs for first-class cricket.
Foster and fellow English county professional Steven Croft will turn out for Northern Districts during the three-month HRV Cup campaign, while Croft may also play some first-class matches for the association in the Plunket Shield.
But with Foster only playing the shortest format, the Knights will still need a new glovesman to replace the retired Peter McGlashan for their four-day and one-day matches this summer.
The Knights have current Black Caps wicketkeeper-batsman B J Watling on their books, but with international commitments looming against Sri Lanka, South Africa and England this summer, it's likely he will be unavailable for much of the domestic season.
The other options for the Knights are to use one of their younger keepers like Shane Gadsen or Owen Ivins, recruit again from overseas or within New Zealand, or convert a current first-choice batsman into a keeper as they did with Watling, who began his career as a glovesman before becoming a specialist opener.
Foster, 32, has played seven tests, 11 one-day internationals and five Twenty20 matches for England and was this week named player's player of the year, the people's choice player of the year and the members' and supporters' choice of player of the year for his Essex county side.
Croft, 27, played for the Auckland Aces in 2009 as a bowling all-rounder but has since developed chiefly into a punishing top-order bat who was named in England's preliminary squad for the 2012 Twenty20 World Championship before being omitted from the tournament team.
He was a member of the side which won the 2011 county championship and was named Lancashire's player of the year for the past season.
Knights coach Grant Bradburn said the pair were key signings as the side sought to win the HRV Cup for the first time.
"We're the Plunket Shield champions, we've won the one-day title in recent years and even won the Cricket Max trophy when it was played. But Twenty20 honours have steadfastly eluded us and we're very determined to set that right," Bradburn said.
Foster was a prolific six-hitter in the English county T20 competition last season and has been a team-mate of current Knights Scott Styris and Tim Southee at Essex.
"He's a tremendous signing for us," Styris said. "He topped the MVP table after the group stages of the UK T20 comp and was called the best wicketkeeper-batsman in the world by Essex coach Paul Grayson. He's also a like-for-like replacement for Peter McGlashan, which is ideal from our perspective."
Croft scored 1492 runs across the 2012 county season and claimed career-best bowling figures of 6-41 with his right-arm off-spin.
"I loved playing in New Zealand the last time I was there so I'm really looking forward to coming to Northern Districts and playing some T20 cricket," Croft said.
"I want to continue developing my game and hopefully push my way into the England T20 side."
The Knights will start the domestic T20 season when they host the Otago Volts at Hamilton's Seddon Park, in a televised Friday match on November 2.
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Thats why i said dont look at stats. Watching him on the field, as soon as he played his first game i saw something in him that was a lot different
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Thats why i said dont look at stats. Watching him on the field, as soon as he played his first game i saw something in him that was a lot different
I think its fair to say that before the end of the season you will consider him top 5
I think Odell beckum is the best receiver in the NFL
luck is gonna win his first sb this year, and hes mobile.
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nah. you cant forget steve smith.
odell is better looking... nuff said
i think odell looks more talented. it didnt look like sherman or brandon carr could cover him and those are both some pretty solid corners. not to mention he looks a lot quick in the open field and...
I know odell is still a rookie, but who looks more impressive so far when you compare both of their first seasons starting for the giants? Who do you think is the better receiver?
I think odell...
You're not top 10 now...
both teams had a pretty bad O line last year, brady was sacked 40 times eli was sacked 39 times.
Not right now, but by the end of the season.
Im going to predict by the end of this season, you will consider him a top 10 guy.
Is it just me, or does it feel like OBJ could be up there among the little guys? I see explosiveness from him that even cruz didnt have. He might be just as good as those 2 other guys. its too early...
i meant only at 7. if its going by this season a lone flacco shoud probably be higher up
your list is
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this list was hard for me. i still dont know where to rank kap. but i do think hes very underrated.
lol thats kinda deep man
how do you explain flacco being number 7?
Right now im not really worried about eli. im mostly worried about injuries and turnovers.
based on this year only, mine would look something like
flacco - 14 tds - 5int 1800+ yards 63%
But im going with overall consistency and play since...
this is very close to how i would rate my list . i would probably have rodgers and brady a head of manning, and id have big ben in there instead of matt ryan.
if you base it only by this years performance then flacco would probably be top 5 right now


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Bill aims to eliminate upfront college costs
Under a bill proposed by Rep. Larry Seaquist, D-Gig Harbor, students could go to college without worrying up front about tuition. Instead, they'd pay a small fixed percentage of their income for years afterward.
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OLYMPIA — Washington students could be among the first to go to college without having to worry about paying tuition up front.
A bill in the Legislature proposes they pay after leaving school in the form of a small, fixed percentage of their future income for up to 25 years.
Rep. Larry Seaquist, D-Gig Harbor, who introduced the Pay It Forward program in House Bill 2720, said that with tuition costs and loan debt skyrocketing over the past decade, students from low- and middle-income families find it more difficult to access higher education. The Pay It Forward program would remove that barrier, he said.
"It enables people across a wide spectrum of incomes to simply go to college," Seaquist said.
Similar legislation has been introduced in 17 states with proposals in the works in several others, according to the Economic Opportunity Institute President John Burbank, a Seattle nonpartisan public-policy center.
Oregon legislators passed a bill in 2013 that directed a higher-education commission to determine whether a pilot program is warranted and, if so, to submit a proposal to the 2015 Legislature. Additionally, two similar bills have been introduced at the federal level, Burbank said.
But some in higher education are skeptical.
Chris Mulick, director of state relations for Washington State University, said that while he agrees college affordability is a major issue, he doesn't want another program added into the mix when those that now exist are lacking resources.
Instead of the state investing the estimated startup cost of $1.5 million in Pay It Forward, Mulick said he would rather see the need-based grant program fully funded, noting that 32,000 students were left without grants last year.
"Let's fund what we have first," he said.
As the state has allocated less money to higher education, tuition has climbed.
At the University of Washington, tuition increased 118 percent from 2002-2003 to the 2012-2013 school years, according to the Economic Opportunity Institute.
Student-loan debt, which recently crossed the $1 trillion threshold, is now the second-largest category of household debt in the U.S. behind home mortgages, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
In Washington, the average amount of college debt is about $23,000, according to the Project on Student Debt.
Because of the numbers, those at the Economic Opportunity Institute researched other ways people could obtain higher education and came up with the Pay It Forward model, according to Burbank.
"If a student is accepted into a college, they should have no tuition barrier toward attending," he said, adding that the intent of Pay It Forward is to work with other payment methods such as financial aid and grants.
"This is sort of seen as the catchall for those who haven't been able to access grants or for those whose grants are insufficient," he said.
Under the House measure, the Washington Student Achievement Council would be in charge of starting a Pay It Forward program in 2015 for up to five high schools in different parts of Washington that serve high proportions of low-income students.
Students who choose to participate would receive money for tuition and fees, less any financial aid and grant awards.
They also would sign a contract obligating them to make contributions to the Pay It Forward trust fund after graduation or after leaving school.
Repayment would begin within a few years, when the former students have a job. At that point, they would pay 2 to 5 percent of their income annually based on the type of higher education obtained.
So, someone earning $30,000 a year would pay $1,200 per year or $100 per month at the 4 percent level, according to the bill, while someone making $100,000 per year would pay $4,000 annually or $333.33 per month.
The percentage would remain the same no matter what job a person held. And if someone lost a job, payments would be put on hold.
Seaquist said it would level the playing field for people who go into lower-paying fields, such as teaching. "If your heart takes you to a lower-paying job, you should be able to go there," he said.
As a person's income changes, the amount paid per month would change, but no one would pay for more than 25 years, according to the bill.
The idea of former students paying as long as 25 years is just one piece of the bill that bothers Karen Strickland, president of AFT Washington, a state federation affiliated with the American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO.
"This says we'll let you go to school for free now and you can pay later," she said. "My concern is once we establish an alternative to the need grant, we're not going to go back," she said.
Strickland added that if she had any inkling that college tuition would be reduced and that additional funding would be given to need grants, she might not be so concerned. But she doesn't see that happening.
"Nobody has given me any reason to believe we'll turn it around," she said.
Seaquist acknowledged the startup money would come from the same pot as money for need grants but says if the program were to expand, the Pay It Forward trust fund would eventually make the program sustainable without state dollars.
Seaquist said he's pleased the bill passed out of the House Committee on Higher Education with bipartisan votes.
He said he's not sure what will happen to it in the Appropriations Committee but that he'll fight for it.
"It's on my shortlist of things I really want to get done," he said.
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The work was part of a comprehensive refit covering more than 780 items, including renovation and modernisation of two cabin decks, the buffet restaurant, sauna, and pool area on the 8,378 tons gross vessel.
"We knew the existing system quite well, but we had no possibility to be onboard before the docking to check what was working and could be used, what was not working, and also how to install the measuring cabinets and interface with the automation system onboard," says Peter E. Köhler, Scanjet Macron managing director in Finland.
"Time available for the design and installation of the new system was very short. Together with the chief engineer we found easy-to-access locations for the new cabinets. Supports for the cabinets had to be made and welded and new piping for supply air to the cabinets had to be pulled. We also reduced the number of original small measuring cabinets using our larger cabinets thus saving space and costs."
The new cabinets had to be connected to the old piping and tested for tightness. The tests showed that the piping was in relatively good condition and could be used for the Scanjet system. Some pipes were clogged, but the purging feature proved successful, even when some of the tanks had not been working for years.
"The old system communication was very special – the signal was digital with own communication protocol and converted into analogue for interfacing with the automation system," says Mr Köhler. "We used the existing cabling and upgraded the communication to modern digital Modbus. In order to get the tank levels to the automation system, we developed completely new communication units acting like the ship's digital automation system sending queries to the measuring cabinets for tank levels. These tank levels were then converted into analogue output signals using our converter cards and connected to the automation system.
"After some tuning our system worked perfectly. The tank levels and the draft measuring are now very accurate."
International rules demand that all tanks influencing a vessel's stability must be sounded for tank level. For practical reasons, remote sounding was developed many years ago on passenger ships because of the large number of tanks and compartments. Essentially, two different systems are in use - the pressure transmitter system, where the tanks pressure transmitters located at the tank side or inside the tank and the electro-pneumatic system where the sensors are in cabinets located in safe area.
Once a pressure transmitter inside a tank is damaged, this transmitter cannot be replaced unless the tank is empty and accessible. This means usually that many tanks may have no readings or false readings, and this information cannot be trusted or used in the stability calculations.
For fuel tanks, side penetration is not accepted for passenger ships due to fire risks. So also for fuel tanks the pressure transmitter must be located inside the tank. These transmitters are often damaged by pressure shocks when filling the tanks, or by high temperature inside the tanks.
Electro-pneumatic systems do not have the problems pressure transmitters have. The sensors are located inside the measuring cabinets, and are easily accessible for checking the performance of the sensors and the system. The sensors are connected to the tanks by copper or stainless steel pipes of small diameter of 8-10mm. Inside the tanks, the diameter is bigger to protect the pipes against mechanical damage.
Using the ship's instrument air, the electro-pneumatic sensors measure the fluid pressure inside the tanks. This pressure is converted into tank levels considering the density of fluid inside the tank.
All measuring lines are automatically cleaned by the air pressure, making the system self-cleaning and another important point, according to Mr Köhler, is water ingress and flooding control. "Because our system is blowing air continuously in all tanks, also in the empty ones, there is no risk for clogging of the pipes. This feature is also utilised for water ingress detection in large compartments and voids – because the system is continuously blowing air into these any level change can be recorded and the influence of damage on the ship's stability assessed immediately. It also provides input for establishing accurate flooding or filling rates for tanks, compartments and voids.
"Scanjet Macron's tank level gauging system has been developed based on the extensive experience we have from various tank level gauging systems, and several hundreds of ships on which we have installed electro-pneumatic and other tank level gauging system," says Mr Köhler.
"Our sensors have no drift and in the event of a sensor problem, performance can be checked locally in the cabinet. A damaged sensor can be replaced by the crew in less than five minutes without any calibration needed. All other tanks are measuring the tank levels when the damaged sensor is replaced – no need to shut down the system.
"Because all cabinets are on same communication line, we can call up any cabinet and tank from any cabinet, and check the performance of the sensors. There is no need to run from one cabinet to the other to check the performance.
"The system is also self-controlling. A sensor watchdog in every cabinet checks the sensor performance. In addition, alarms are shown for sensor failure, low supply air pressure, loss of power, and communication failure."
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Dark green, broad, trifoliate leaves with a light green crescent pattern on the lower part of each leaflet, attached to the petiole. The flowers were not present in this specimen, but are composed in a thick inflorescence and are dark pinkish purple. These specimens were growing very close to the ground, in a shallow ditch near the road.
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Esta planta es muy común de ver y mas por que casi siempre sale a los costados de varias flores pero este peculiar ser vivo es una planta que no requiere de un cuidado en especial y que vive conforme cuides a la planta que se encuentre a su lado y cabe mencionar que este amigo muestra sus hojas en la mañana y en la noche se cierra
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Trifolium repens, growing in gravel path.
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ENGLEWOOD — Marvin Austin was an afterthought in the Denver Broncos' $110 million defensive makeover this offseason.
Long after fellow free agents DeMarcus Ware, Aqib Talib and T.J. Ward signed their mega-deals and posed with their orange jerseys, Austin slipped into town in May and quietly began his latest comeback.
The fourth-year defensive tackle who signed a one-year, $570,000 contract might just prove to be general manager John Elway's latest rummage-sale find to produce a big payoff.
"Camp has gone pretty good," said Austin, who moved up Tuesday to take snaps with the starters. "Most importantly I feel great, healthy, just going out there and playing with the guys. It's great to be back in football, back able to move around like I'm supposed to, like people know I can.
"And the coaches just want to see what I can do out there against the 1s. We've got the top offense in the league and they just wanted to see can I bring that tenacity and fire against the 1s."
He did, the latest step in his return from career-saving back surgery last November that he feared at first would end his playing days.
"Oh, my spine works now," Austin said. "It feels great. I've been humbled throughout my career, so I know what type of opportunity I have. So I'm just grateful to be here. I'm grateful to be able to say that I can still play football and especially at the NFL level."
Austin (6-foot-2, 319 pounds) said this is as good as he's ever felt, and the Broncos believe he looks better than ever, too.
"He was a good acquisition," coach John Fox said. "I think John and his staff did a good job in that evaluation process. He has come off of a fairly significant injury and he looks like he's got that explosiveness and quickness he had when he came out of Chapel Hill."
Funny that Fox should say that because Austin said, "I feel like college again."
He was a second-round draft choice of the New York Giants in 2011 but he missed his rookie season with a torn chest muscle. He played in eight games in 2012 while dealing with a bad back that resulted in a weak right leg. And he played in a total of three games last season for Miami and Dallas. The Cowboys released him after just one game and one tackle when his bad back acted up in practice.
Told he needed surgery, "I just cried my eyes out," Austin said. "I knew my career was over, being a second-round pick, being cut, and then coming back to that situation. It was over with for me in my mind."
He underwent surgery to remove a herniated disk in his lower back and to take out part of the vertebral arch in order to decompress the corresponding spinal cord or spinal nerve root. The surgeon also "took out some of the bone in my spine to open up my spinal canal because I was born with a little bit of stenosis," Austin said.
"I feel 10 million times better now," he said.
He said his surgeon told him his back was in such bad shape it's a wonder he wasn't paralyzed. "And I played with that for two years," Austin said.
Able to work out as feverishly as he once did, he attacked his latest comeback dripping with gusto.
"Now, to be out here playing and feel good, this is easy," he said as sweat drenched him after Tuesday morning's practice. "I was out there playing with a bum back, a bad leg. I'm a grinder. At the end of the day, they ain't going to say I didn't work. Regardless of whatever happens, if I'm here or if I'm not, if I'm playing football or if I'm not, you're not going to be able to say that Marvin Austin is lazy."
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One of the more intriguing non-conference home-and-home series for next season was announced on Saturday as CBSSports.com's Jon Rothstein reported that Cincinnati and San Diego State will matchup beginning during the 2014-15 season.
The Bearcats will host the Aztecs in Cincinnati on 12/17/14 and Mick Cronin's squad will travel out west to San Diego for the 2015-16 season.
San Diego State is coming off of a Sweet 16 appearance in 2014 and is currently ranked as the No. 9 team in CBT's Preseason Top 25 for 2014-15. Although the Aztecs lose Xavier Thames, they'll have a lot of young talent in place to still be a major threat in the Mountain West while also having even larger aspirations.
Cincinnati loses Sean Kilpatrick, Justin Jackson and Titus Rubles from a 2014 season that saw them lose in the Round of 64 to Harvard in the dreaded 5-12 matchup. Still, Cronin has done a nice job of reloading each season and keeping Cincinnati competitive and the Bearcats should still rebound, defend and play with toughness.
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Going out? Not sure where? Tired of the same old scene, the same boring club, the same lame DJ, the same drinks, the same.. everything? Well, put a dress on your iPhone and take her out on the town! If you want a fun, fresh, new experience out.. There's an app for that.
Several, actually.
If you're looking for the latest in the concert experience, here's your app. Available free at the iTunes Store, this one not only tells you what's playing locally and when, but it alerts you when artists in your phone's music library are going to be coming to your area.
Once you're at the concert, you'll need a Zippo to show your appreciation. There's an app for that too. The free Zippo Lighter app puts one of the famous fire makers right on your phone's screen in any of several lighter designs. Not recommended for smokers.
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Not interested in the musical experience or need somewhere to go after to let your ears unwind? Then here you go. This app will show you where the nearest bar or club is. You can break down choices by category, saving you from accidentally taking your girl to a gentleman's club or stumbling into the wrong genre and waking up to find out your sexual orientation isn't what you thought it was.
Whether you want a dance club, a straight drinking pub, or something a little more hinky, you'll find it with this free app.
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When the festivities are underway, you might be interested in knowing just how blasted you really are. Wondering what your "Confidence-o-Meter" is on so you can go talk to that girl by the music box? Wondering if you've got enough Bravery down the hatch to take on that rugby goon and his friends? The BAC Calculator can help with your assessment. Only 0.5? Probably not quite ready for that girl yet. Up to 1.5? Bring on the muscle bound lout!
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The only app on our list that isn't free, this one is worth the pound spent. It will help you get a taxi without a lot of thought (or coordination) required. Just click and it shows you the nearest taxi and cheapest option. Another click and you're calling. Way easier than trying to read the fine print in a phone book at 3am when the BAC Calculator says you're ready to take on Parliament.
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Hines Interests is selling in San Mateo.
The developer has tapped Bob Gilley, Steve Hermann, and Eric Fox of Cassidy Turley to market a three-building office complex known as 2000 Alameda in San Mateo that totals 254,145 square feet. The project is located at 1900-2000 Alameda De Las Pulgas, bordered by the Peninsula Golf & Country Club and positioned off of Highway 92. 2000 Alameda is currently 91 percent leased to multiple tenants. Official marketing of the asset began the week of July 23rd.
The offering is one of three projects the Cassidy Turley team has been hired to sell in recent weeks. Prudential Investors selected the group to market a three-building project known as The Landing at Great America in Santa Clara. The project consists of three existing steel-frame Class A office/R&D buildings totaling 307,050 square feet, plus entitlement potential for an additional 249,305 square feet of buildings. The property is located at 5450-5480 Great America Parkway, situated immediately off of Highway 237. The Landing at Great America is 100% leased to three major tenants: Dell, Arista and Oracle.
J.P. Morgan and Cannae Partners selected Gilley, Hermann and Fox to sell 2125 O'Nel Drive, a single freestanding R&D building totaling 104,657 square feet well positioned in North San Jose. The property is visible from Highway 101 and located nearby the San Jose International Airport. It was recently refurbished. The building is 100 percent leased to a public company, 8X8 Inc. The listing team is currently in the pre-marketing phase.
"Led by growth in leasing demand in the Silicon Valley and along The Peninsula, the investment sector is definitely seeing strong demand for quality property. We anticipate these offerings will be very attractive to the right buyers," said Hermann.
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From the illustrator of the #1 smash hit" The Day the Crayons Quit "comes a humorous, resonant tale about the value of shared experiences. A penguin has wings for a reason . . . doesn't he? Having a best friend with his own airplane is one thing, but actually experiencing what it feels like to fly by himself? Here is one penguin who believes this is precisely what he needs to feel complete. Only . . . if flying by himself is so wonderful, then why does he feel so empty? Because some experiences are better shared. (And penguins are much happier on the ground.) Oliver Jeffers delivers the perfect companion to his much-loved "Lost and Found." Penguins everywhere will take flight in delight.
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Oliver Jeffers (www.oliverjeffersworld.com) makes art and tells stories. His books include "How to Catch a Star"; "Lost and Found," which was the recipient of the prestigious Nestle Children's Book Prize Gold Award in the U.K. and was later adapted into an award-winning animated film; "The Way Back Home";" The Incredible Book Eating Boy"; "The Great Paper Caper"; "The Heart and the Bottle," which was made into a highly acclaimed iPad application narrated by Helena Bonham Carter; "Up and Down," the "New York Times"""bestselling "Stuck"; "The Hueys in the New Sweater," a "New York Times"""Best Illustrated Book of the Year; and "This Moose Belongs to Me," a "New York Times" bestseller. Originally from Belfast, Northern Ireland, Oliver now lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.