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I have always liked fast custom cars and trucks, but I would almost rather have a really fast car than a good looking car. You know one of them cars that people go: Why did they bring that to the track? Then they go :NOW WE KNOW!!!
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66 Pontiac Catalina
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70 nova prostreet
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- Type of racing: Drag
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US 2014 Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson said Wednesday that he would reduce the number of captain's picks from four to three, allowing one more golfer to play his way onto the American side.
The 12-man US side will attempt to win back the trophy next year at Gleneagles in Scotland in the biennial clash with Europe."Giving our players one more opportunity to earn a spot on merit, I believe, is the right thing to do," Watson said.
"I remember watching Medinah last year and I had an empty feeling in my gut for several days after the defeat of the US team"
U.S. Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson
"I will use all possible resources in choosing these three captain's choices to complete the best possible team in order to win the Cup back for the United States."The Americans moved from two to four captain's choices in 2008 when Paul Azinger was captain. The move worked as the Americans won on home soil at Valhalla over a European squad captained by England's Nick Faldo.Since then, US captains Corey Pavin and Davis Love have kept the four-picks system for US Ryder Cup sides only to come away empty-handed.The Europeans have won five of the past six Ryder Cups, including last year at Medinah when the side captained by Spain's Jose Maria Olazabal rallied from a 10-6 deficit entering the singles to win by a point."I remember watching Medinah last year and I had an empty feeling in my gut for several days after the defeat of the US team," Watson said."What I am trying to do is just create the best possible scenario for the US team to win the Cup back and by going to three it allows the players to have a bit more ownership in making the team."
'Essential' move
Watson's system means nine players will qualify based upon a points system that will run through August of next year, with Watson selecting three others to complete the lineup in early September, a few weeks before the matches.While only a minor tweak for some, Watson called the move "essential."
"It is such an important event in golf for our American players that they at least need that one more opportunity to make the team," Watson said.
"It is such an important event in golf for our American players that they at least need that one more opportunity to make the team"
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Watson recalled the sting of finishing just short of making a Ryder Cup team and wanted to reward effort rather than keep his options a bit more open."I remember as a player trying to make the team and we actually didn't have any picks when I was trying to make the team because if you finished 12th you were in and if you finished 13th your were out," said Watson."I was really disappointed in one year and that was 1985 when I finished 13th after making a bogey on the final hole of the PGA Championship, and I know how much I wanted to make the side, so the players should have that opportunity to make the team.PGA of America president Ted Bishop welcomed the change.
"Tom is committed to do everything in his power to win the Ryder Cup," Bishop said.
"His evaluation and research of the US qualifying system is just another example of his dedication to identify the best players for the 2014 US Ryder Cup team."
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My little baby has been moving around a lot! Everyone says it would feel like a butterfly flutter, but it feels more like a twitch... There are quick little jabs and I think I felt some rolling the other day! Pretty cool
What movements has your baby been making? Or, if you already have kids, did the movements they made in your belly give you a prediction of what they would be like as babies/toddlers?
My mom said I didn't move around much, I just stretched. And I guess my husband rolled around a lot. I find it so interesting!
Mine is pretty active most days, other days it seems more relaxed. He seems to like to flip around. I do feel kicks every once in a while.
Last night when I was sewing he must have loved the sound because whenever I started the machine up he went wild with movement!
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"There is wide agreement that more parental involvement is a key factor in improving our children's prospects for a successful education," Johnson said. "Too many parents, however, cannot afford to take any time off of work to attend parent-teacher conferences and other educational activities for their children. This bill provides a common-sense approach to relieve that burden."
The bill would require an employer to allow each of his or her employees who is a parent or legal guardian of a minor child to request and take unpaid leave, not to exceed 10 hours for each child in any one academic year, for the purpose of attending an academic activity for or with the child. The bill also states that an employer shall not discharge, threaten, or otherwise discriminate against an employee because he or she requests or takes leave under this act.
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We stayed here in Sept 2009, and had a wonderful visit. The apt. was very tidy, clean, and well organized for such a small place. It had everything you'd need for some time at the beach. We enjoyed the back patio and with a very short walk to the beach and other activites, it was worth every penny. I will be back to this location soon! Thank you.
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I arranged for my friends to stay here for my wedding week and they loved it. I was there quite a bit and it is immaculate. Beautiful hard wood floors, decorated very nicely, big and well equipped kitchen, comfortable beds. There is only one bathroom so be prepared for that. There are stairs to climb but definitely worth it. The view from the porch is excellent. Their stay was off season so it was very quiet. I think during the high season it would probably be more active on this street so that would be something to keep in mind. I'm going to recommend this apartment to my friends who don't need or want "luxury" accommodations. It is very homey, cozy, and my style. The location is great for the restaurants in Wrightsville Beach, excellent fish tacos and margaritas just around the corner! Yippee!


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New high grade silver/zinc hits on Kalgoorlie's doorstep
Junior explorer McPhersons Resources is hoping to exploit the strong silver price to develop a mine on the southern doorstep to Australia's historic gold mining capital of Kalgoorlie.
Posted: Thursday , 12 Apr 2012
MacPhersons Resources Ltd (ASX: MRP) today detailed a bonanza grade silver drilling hit on its fully owned Nimbus silver-zinc project to help confirm the existence of massive sulphide and disseminated silver-zinc mineralisation around the emerging high grade VHMS deposits.
A drill hole beyond the known resource beneath an old pit intersected 56.8 metres grading 105 grams/tonne silver from a depth of 159m. This included 6.1m @ 354 g/t Ag, 11.8 % zinc and 1.33% lead and another hit of 3m @ 316 g/t Ag and 3.1% Zn.
Managing director Morrie Goodz said this drill hole showed the presence of a new deeper massive sulphide lens under the East pit from a depth of 161m.
He said drilling has also been completed on the East Pit tailings deposit and a JORC classification was now underway.
The company has reported a series of high-grade polymetalic mineralisation from recent work at Nimbus and these included downhole thicknesses of 17.4m thickness grading 860 g/t Ag, 16.6% Zn, 3.5% Pb and 0.3 g/t gold and a 7m central zone gave assays of 1,680 g/t Ag, 31.1% Zn and 6.9% Pb.
In mid-March Macphersons detailed a maiden inferred resource of 2.13 million tonnes grading 125 g/t silver for 8.555 M oz, and 1.32% Zn for 28,100t of metal.
The original Nimbus mine operated from 2003-07 and produced 3.6 M oz silver at an average grade of 352 g/t Ag.
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HSBC Holdings plc
) has divested its entire stake (15.6%) in Chinese insurance
giant Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China, Ltd to
Thailand-based Charoen Pokphand Group for an estimated $9.4
billion (HK $72.7 billion). HSBC expects to earn a post-tax gain
of $2.6 billion on the sale after deducting the carrying value of
investment in Ping An and the reclassification of the connected
foreign exchange and other reserves.
The divestiture will be carried out in two phases. The first
stage involves transfer of 21% of the shares to the acquirer on
December 7, 2012. The remaining 79% shares will be transferred on
January 7, 2013, after the deal gets a nod from the Chinese
regulatory authority - China Insurance Regulatory Commission.
Charoen Pokphand will fund the proceeds partly in cash and partly
through loan obtained from China Development Bank.
Last month, HSBC announced that it was contemplating divestiture
of its stake in Ping An. Back in 2002, HSBC had initially
purchased a 10% stake in Ping An for an amount of $600 million.
In the period between 2002 and 2005, the company acquired another
5.6% stake in Ping An for a sum of $1.7 billion. It is noteworthy
that HSBC's 15.6% stake in the company reflects 40% of its Hong
Kong-traded shares held by the former.
HSBC, under its new CEO, has resorted to aggressive restructuring
since 2011. The restructuring involves streamlining its worldwide
operations by shedding non-core assets to boost profitability.
Ping An stake sale is a part of this strategy. Earlier this year,
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America for $914 million. The company is divesting its general
insurance units in Hong Kong, Singapore, Argentina and Mexico to
Australia's QBE Insurance Group Ltd. and France-based AXA Group
in two separate deals.
HSBC is also looking to sell its 18% stake in Vietnamese insurer,
Bao Viet Holdings. Moreover, it is assumed that eventually the
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fifth-largest bank in China (in terms of assets).
HSBC is not the only company disposing its non-fundamental
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The sluggish economic backdrop and the deepening Euro zone crisis
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Departs From: Cape Town
Meeting Point: Hotel pick-up
Duration: 4 hours
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Available: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday at 15:30
Product Code: 4043
Enjoy a unique interaction and experience the cultural diversity of the Cape Malay community, descendants of the original Malay slaves. We start at the Bo-Kaap Museum in the heart of the Cape Malay Quarter where you learn more about their history and the preservation of their traditions in Africa.
Your story-telling host will then guide you on an entertaining walking tour giving you insights into the historical and architectural landscape that adds so much colour and character to Cape Town's City Bowl. You'll visit a friendly spice shop and discover the aromatic ingredients of local dishes.
The highlight of this experience is enjoying an authentic home-cooked dinner at the gracious home of your host family!
- Return transfers from Cape Town city center, Green Point, and Sea Point
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Guns & Greens, Ted Williams's Incite column in the January-February 2005 issue, struck a chord with many of our readers. Here are some of the many letters we received about this article.
Ted Williams responds:
As the only person who is part of both the environmental leaders "green group" and the sportsmen leaders "conservation partners," I welcomed Guns & Greens. After 25 years of working closely with both communities, I see tremendous common ground on many vital issues. Unfortunately, language, culture, and an exaggerated sense of their own self-righteousness needlessly separates the two groups. Only by coming together with a measure of humility and as good listeners will we take advantage of the opportunity Williams describes to "be invincible" in our efforts to protect nature and the habitat all species depend on.
Paul W. Hansen
Ted Williams responds:
Thank you, Ted Williams, for your eloquent discussion of the issues, concerns, and obvious benefits of uniting for the larger common good, despite our smaller differences. Even if you only touched a small portion of people, it is worth it. Bravo!
Kathy Sylvester
Guns and Greens hit the nail on the head. As hunters and fishermen, we need to stop listening to the they're after yer guns, boys crowd at the NRA and some of the other organizations whose mission, I am convinced, is to line their pockets with sportsmen's money rather than protecting your hunting rights. Hunting, by the way, is a privilege, not a right. We pay for that privilege in a number of ways, starting with a hunting license, and through memberships in groups like Ducks Unlimited and Delta Waterfowl. I'd be interested to know how many acres of wetlands PETA has restored or created; I know they're fond of billboards. Let's get together with the greens, iron out our differences, see each other for what we are, and get some work done.
Jon Patterson
Guns & Greens was right on. For years I have thought that if sportsmen and environmentalists worked together, we would be invincible. That we have seldom done so is a genuine tragedy, in the classic sense that an unnecessary environmental disaster is arising from flaws in the protagonists in this drama. I have only fished a little, and I happen not to hunt. However, I have never stopped my rambles in the woods during hunting seasons, which are vastly less dangerous than many people think. I have met many hunters in the course of my walks, and they have always been courteous and friendly, although I am sure I have often disrupted their hunts. Certainly there are exceptions, but it has become apparent to me that the vast majority of hunters love the outdoors as much as I do. As Williams urges, we should look for common ground, and make use of it when we find it.
Richard Andrews
Springfield VT
Thanks, Audubon ; attaboy, Ted. Glad that Audubon has people with the common sense to see the truth and the courage to tell it like it is. Reminds me of another Ted Williams.
Nick Sabetto
Guns & Greens should be a wakeup call to all hunting, fishing, and environmental organizations worldwide. As a former vice-president of the Wisconsin Society for Ornithology and president of the Wisconsin Outdoor Communicator's Association, I have witnessed firsthand the venomous comments from both ends of the hunting and environmental spectrum.
Here in Wisconsin, we have had tentative alliances between "consumptive" and "nonconsumptive" groups when it comes to land acquisition, reclamation, or protection in our state and county forests. However, it takes only one issue, such as the new mourning dove season, to polarize these groups once again. During the three-year debate and subsequent lawsuits, any group or individual opposed to the dove season was labeled "anti-hunting" by proponents of the huntincluding our own Department of Natural Resources wildlife managers and state outdoor writers. That kind of stupid rhetoric hurt everyone who was a longtime supporter of hunting but did not agree with the dove season, and once again built up distrust between sportsmen and the nonhunting public. "Guns & Greens" should be required reading for every member of every hunting, fishing, trapping, conservation, and environmental organization on the planet.
Daryl Christensen
Thanks to Ted Williams for "Guns and Greens." When talking with fellow elk hunters, they are often surprised I'm an environmentalist. Likewise, when talking with fellow environmentalists, they are often surprised that I own guns and hunt. There are actually many hunter-environmentalists out there, probably including many hunters who do not realize they have a lot in common with groups like Audubon.
We should do our best to reach out to these hunters. One way is more articles in environmental publication, and in the hunting press, whenever possible. Consider joining one of new groups that are forming out there on these issues, such as Backcountry Hunters and Anglers ( www.backcountryhunters.org ). If ethical hunters and environmentalists would speak more often with one voice, the gains to be made could be huge. For instance, who better than hunters, whose primary directive is the "clean shot" to avoid the suffering of animals they kill, to argue for the humane treatment of livestock in ever-burgeoning factory "farms," and for eliminating the fouling of our waterways from that same industry? The two groups will not always agree, but when we can, we should make the effort to work together. We will be heard with much more understanding by decision makers when we do.
Matt Kenna
As a founder of the Wild River Audubon chapter back in 1975 and as an avid hunter/angler and educator at the oldest private nonprofit nature center in Minnesota, I could not agree more wholeheartedly with Ted Williams's excellent Guns and Greens. I am pleased that Audubon "gets it" that unlikely allies could be an unbelievable force for healthy natural communities.
One of my greatest frustrations as an environmental educator is the failure of consumptive (hunters/anglers/gatherers) and non-consumptive (birders, nature photographers, outdoor recreationists, etc.) users to connect the dots and realize that they are ultimately more alike than different. I grow excited thinking of the potential energy and voting power if these different groups could simply agree on the need for healthy natural systems.
While each of us has our own pet interests or pursuits, it is not likely that any of them can thrive without the natural systems all life depends on. I challenge all readers, single species interest groups, birders, tree huggers, anglers, and hunters to find a common interest and work together. Can't find a common point of overlap? Hmmm take a deep breath of air, sip a tall glass of cold water, and think about it.
Tom Anderson
I found Ted Williams's "Guns & Greens" to be one of the most important and refreshing calls for unity among sportsmen and environmentalist ever. The article's quote from Rich Landers of the The [Spokane] Spokesman-ReviewNow, more than ever, a sportsman who is not an environmentalist is a fool"almost says it all. The many hunting groups, such as Ducks Unlimited, that understand the direct connection between habitat protection and the health of their quarryand therefore their sportdemonstrate one of the oldest forms of common sense known to humankind. I applaud their foresight and efforts to show that a proper hunter is also a dedicated environmentalist.
Patrick C. Murphy
I just read the "Guns & Greens" article by Ted Williams. I know I am only one small voice, but would you pass on that not all ardent hunting types are anti-Audubon (enviro)even those of us who happen to belong to the NRA.
Chris Barnes
Ted Williams's Guns & Greens needed to be written, especially with his lucid pen. But extensive cooperation between greens and sporting organizations will be a long time coming. The present schism between these groups runs deep, driven by years of green political initiative. Through their individual activities, most green organizations have willy-nilly identified themselves with anti-hunting positions, anti-gun versus gun rights, urban versus rural interests, top-down versus bottom-up actions, and yes, blue versus red America. Anyone who believes such issues are not interrelated need only consider recent political outcomes in Canada, Great Britain and Australia, where gun possessions rights, hunter's freedoms and associated rural cultures have been methodically trampled upon and legally curtailed. Hence the uncompromising stance of much of the American hunting public.
I disagree with Williams on one important point, when he writes: It's okay to detest blood sports, it's even okay to detest people who engage in blood sports as long as you leave personal values out of conservation issues (my paraphrasing). It is not okay to detest blood sports or the people who practice them, just as it is not okay to detest people with the opposite view. Only tolerance and respect practiced one on one at the grassroots level will break this impasse.
Rainer H. Brocke
I was delighted to read Ted Williams's article suggesting outdoor enthusiasts of different philosophies join together to promote the common good. I must be the exception that straddles the protector/consumer fence, subscribing to both Sierra and Audubon, as well as to various traditional hunting and fishing periodicals. I make no apologies to the antis for my enjoyment of harvesting wildlife for consumption, and detest the NRA's assumption that such activity automatically associates me with them.
As I see it, we have no greater common enemy than shortsighted greed and those who see only dollar signs through destructive or manipulative abuse of nature. It really won't much matter how we chose to enjoy the wild places once they've been converted into strip malls. Those of us who lace up our boots and trek the untamed world, armed with rifle or pole, binoculars or clipboard, must band together against those who would, in the name of progress, exterminate us. We need to join forces to confront our nemesis, who wears expensive suits with a pewter bulldozer pin in the label.
Michael J. Baumann
I am a great admirer of Ted Williams's writing, and I couldn't agree more with the fundamental thrust of Guns & Greens: If sportsmen and environmentalists joined forces, they would indeed be an unstoppable force for good. I also agree with his assessment that much of the distrust sportsmen have for environmental organizations is the result of hysterical focus by some hook-and-bullet writers who have taken one narrow issue and then extrapolated widespread evil intent on the part of this environmental organization or that.
However, Williams makes implications about the NRA that deserve a closer look. The first is that the NRA uses fear as a fund-raising tactic. Absolutely correct, but I suspect they learned the technique from environmental groups. Trumpeting an urgent crisis that can only be resolved by an instant contribution of money is a technique that virtually every environmental organization has used and continues to use to great effect. A few years ago, one infamous environmental organization admitted to manufacturing an artificial crisis specifically for fundraising purposes. Fear generates money. But the NRA uses fear of anti-gun organizations and certain politicians, not fear of environmental groups.
The second implication concerns turf guarding, something that is also not limited to the NRA. Virtually all sporting and environmental organizations jealously guard their turf because that is how they guard their bank accounts. The NRA is reaching out to sportsmen using the irrefutable logic that quail hunting without a shotgun is tricky. I am unaware of any attempt by the NRA to co-opt credit for environmental work.
Finally, the term "bottom-feeder" carries more scorn than I think the NRA deserves. Is it a single-minded organization? You betcha; it has one mandate and only one (though it also conducts many related pro bono activities, such as teaching marksmanship to law-enforcement personnel, for which it rarely gets credit. Is the NRA sometimes strident? Yeah, but in today's 30-second-sound-bite world, that's about the only way you get heard. Does it sometimes make mistakes? Name an organization that doesn't. And then name another national organization devoted to protecting the right of all of usMr. Williams includedto own firearms. Demonizing the NRA is just as divisive as the hook-and-bullet writers' demonizing environmentalists.
Jameson Parker
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Ted Williams's predictable blanket statement that the NRA has nothing to do with conservation takes the same approach that some hunters take when they say that Auduboners and Sierra Clubbers are tree huggers and anti-hunters. This statement is rooted in emotions and not logic. You see, I've hunted in New Jersey with my father since I was 6 years old (I'm 49 now). Without the NRA, there would be no hunters in New Jersey because the shotgun would have been outlawed. Without hunters you would have no Pittman-Robertson funds or Dingel-Johnson funds. Without hunters, New Jersey would have no Division of Fish and Wildlife, which is funded entirely by the sale of hunting and fishing licenses. Our Division of Fish and Wildlife works with several other organizations that are significant players in conservation, such as the National Wild Turkey Federation and Ducks Unlimited. These organizations are funded by hunters. To think conservation can exist without hunters is just plain stupid! To think that hunters can exist without the NRA is equally stupid!
William D. Bruner
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I'm working with the Rio Grande Chapter of the Sierra Club in its campaign to prohibit the use of leg-hold and lethal traps on public land in New Mexico. I had to respond to what Ted Williams called an unwise battle. He claims that trapping is primarily a humane and "animal rights" issue, and I strongly disagree. Trapping is extraordinarily indiscriminate. When people are out hiking, as many Sierra Club members often are, their companion dog is likely to be caught in a trap set for something else. We have many firsthand accounts of what this is like, including people being unable to remove the trap, incurring vet bills and even an emergency room visit for dog bites sustained by the human trying to get the trap off the dog. Traps are an infringement on unsuspecting people to enjoy the places they have every right to be.
Nor is it uncommon for a trap to catch an unintended or protected animal. When the trap is a lethal one like a conibear or snare, there is no letting go the victim. It is a senseless death and not unlike hunters shooting blindly into the brush or darkness; tactics most hunters surely find appalling. Additionally, most trapping is not done to remove "nuisance" animals; it is done for the money the pelts bring. This market-driven exploitation never comes out well for the animals involved and is the reason it is illegal to sell the meat from hunted animals across the country. It is also the reason fur-bearing animals like otters and lynx have been extirpated from large areas where they previously thrived and are now having to be reintroduced.
Unlike hunting, which has bag limits and fairly narrow seasons, there is no limit in most states to the number of traps that can be set out or the number of animals that can be killed with them. The seasons go on for months. To call this wildlife management is laughable. It's easy to say trapping doesn't harm furbearer populations if no data is ever gathered to disprove it. The term trappers use is "trapped out" for when they have to move on because there's nothing left to catch.
Finally, while individual hunters have helped us, I have been disappointed in the hunting organizations. That was our first place to go looking for allies, especially ones who commonly use dogs in the hunt. But none have stepped up. Even though some specifically cite trapping as not being fair chase because the animal is captured usually at night when animals are most vulnerable while the human is not even present and then killed while it is restrained. Others want trapping because they think it will reduce predator populations and make for more of the species they want to hunt. Sadly anti-predator sentiment is alive and well in the hunting community. But we would still welcome any hunter or hunting organization that would like to join us. You can write to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Mary Katherine Ray
©2005 National Audubon Society
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With a likely win on Sunday that would mean they have swept us two seasons in a row. We can't even do that to the Browns.
With a likely win on Sunday that would mean they have swept us two seasons in a row. We can't even do that to the Browns.
Playing Fantasy Football does not qualify you to be the in the front office or on the coaching staff of the Pittsburgh Steelers. They are professionals and you are not!
If they can beat us by 2 touchdowns 4 times in a row with our starters healthy then I would say they own us. With the exception of the first game of the year last year it has been a field goal that won it. That is not owning anyone.
If they win on Sunday, they will have beaten a team with Byron Leftwich at QB in the first game and Charlie Batch at QB in the second game. Would that count as "owning" us? Imagine if we played them with Ben Roethlisberger vs. Tyrod Taylor? If you look at the first game this season where they "owned" us, an injury-riddled Byron Leftwich actually had 35 more passing yards than Flacco, and our defense held Ray Rice to 40 yards on 20 carries. We handed them 10 points on a silver platter via a punt return for a TD and a Wallace fumble deep in our end (already in FG range). Other than those two gifts, our defense held the mighty Ravens to a single FG. Does that count as "owning" us? I concede nothing to the purple mob.
The Ravens could beat us 100-0 twice for 10 seasons and they'd still suck.
I would say their players don't seem as frail as ours.
If the Ravens win on Sunday, Mike Tomlin will have a 6-6 record vs the Ravens, not counting the playoff win that sent us to XLIII...
That isn't ownership...that's just a good rivalry...
Since the Browns returns to the league in 1999, the Steelers are 22-5 vs the Browns, not including the 2002 playoff win...that is ownership...
No, it just means they've won the last 4 games provided they win this weekend).
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Drew Sidora's parade dilemma: looking cute while staying warm
By ADRIENNE SAMUELS GIBBS Staff Reporter November 27, 2013 11:08AM
Chicago actress Drew Sidora landed the role of T-Boz of the pioneering girl group TLC in VHS-1's eagerly anticipated biopic on the group airing in October. | Rich Hein/Sun-Times
When: 8-11 a.m. Thursday
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Heels aren't the most sensible footwear option for the grand marshal of the 80th annual McDonald's Thanksgiving Parade, but Drew Sidora Jordan (stage name: Drew Sidora) might wear them anyway. The Flossmoor starlet is helming Thursday's festivities. You probably know her best from her high-profile turn portraying T-Boz in the VH1 biopic "CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story" or perhaps from the dance flick "Step Up." No matter how you know her, this ordained deacon, mother, singer and Rich Central grad is ready to rep the Chi.
Q. What will you wear? Who is styling you?
A. It's hard to be really cute when you're cold, so I connected with a stylist from Chicago, Pierre Miller. I'm really excited because Pierre sent me lots of warm looks, including knee-high boots. I'm not usually a heel girl, but for the sake of being cute and being warm at the same time, I might [wear them]. It'll be cold, but I'll be wrapped up real tight.
Q. What are your favorite holiday traditions?
A. Everything centers around food. We cook a lot. We bake homemade cookies on Christmas Eve.
Q. You have a charity that supports the Roseland community and you're active in church. Are you "too real" for Hollywood?
A. I've seen a lot of good things and a lot of the bad of what Hollywood can bring. At the end of the day, I've found that when you try and fit in, that's a way to go crazy; you kind of lose yourself. I'm sometimes the different one at the table, but I don't care.
Q. Speaking of real, I hear [record label exec] Pebbles is upset about the negative portrayal of her character in the TLC biopic. Thoughts?
A. Well, I feel like the truth never needs defending. The way I took it was more inspiring. I respect Pebbles as a businesswoman. If it wasn't for the TLC story, many artists would not have smartened up and you wouldn't have the Lil Waynes and people with their own labels. I just think she took it the wrong way.
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The Class of 1963 celebrated their golden reunion this year. On May 25th they gathered for a cocktail party at Estella Collins' home. Old friendship were renewed and news ones were created. Then on Sunday, May 27th Saint Francis School honored these prestigious women at a luncheon preceding the graduation at the Koolau Ballrooms. Many things have changed since they set foot on the school grounds in Manoa, but what hasn't changed is the love and loyalty they share for each other and the school.
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Class reunions are fun and a good way to rekindle old friendships, but it can be frustrating for the people in charge. If you have updated information on yourself or any other alumni, please contact Joyce in the Development office at firstname.lastname@example.com or call her at (808) 988-4111 ext. 716.
Upcoming class reunions for the year 2013 are:
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Plans are under way for our 40th reunion which will be in conjunction with the SFS All Class Reunion in Las Vegas. If you would like to be contacted for this event, please email Jenifer Weaver at email@example.com or Joyce Won in the development office at firstname.lastname@example.com. Reconnect with Jenifer even if you are unable to attend and share your stories.
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Every time I think about updating this journal, the internet crashes and I lose my entry. I find it singularly frustrating. My cat Iieata--the small one, her viciously imperial majesty with the sharp claws and drowsy eyes--turned up missing, and has been found again. I turned my town upside down trying to find her, scoured the pound. In the end she simply trotted back through the door on her own though, superior as ever, and I think that's the only way it could have happened, really. She wouldn't come back, after all, until a panic had come up over her absence. It's just the way she is.And let's see. . .oh yes. My good friend Fish and dear Rian are seeing each other, now. Quite the happy couple. I can't help but wonder if I would know if Fish had been aware that Rian and I were together, or if I would still be in the dark. I can't help but wonder if they were like this last month, when I called Rian on her birthday. Or even before, when Fish talked about how well she and Rian were doing--did she mean as more than friends? In the end love is stupidity, pure folly. To hell with the pleasantries though.Love is such a goddamn foul thing. Affection is just as bad, and friendship. Nothing more than a sick joke, all of it--I cannot become close to anyone without hating them. Anyone. Not even the people, or the person, I thought might be different. Am I naive? Was I? It isn't the fact that she has someone else now, or even that this someone is a close friend of mine. They are, after all, wonderful people, and I am happy for them. I hope things are perfect. The part that hurts is the lie, the deception--she could have told me. I don't think I even really loved her. But she meant something to me, and she was important to me, and she said that she loved me but I think in all likelyhood that she lied about that. When you love someone, you at least have the decency to tell them they are old news.I have to go. There are things, apparently, which require my attention right this very moment. Maybe I will come back later.
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As the physician assistant profession surpassed its 35th year of existence, the importance of documenting and preserving its history and achievements became evident. In June 2001, an office for the study, preservation and presentation of PA History (PAHx) was established within the Department of Community and Family Medicine at the Duke University Medical Center (DUMC). Working with a Board of Advisors, Dr. Reginald Carter, PA-C, the office's Director, began developing appropriate strategies and procedures to collect and present, via the internet, materials related to the profession.
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Pretty large site overall.
They've been doing porn for a long time, and have been pumping out scenes for decades now at this point. It's no wonder that they have so much to see here than I guess. There are over 1,300 models with an average of 1,000 pictures each here. There are over 3,100 video scenes online right now as well. That's just a lot of original content.
Quality is great these days.
The latest quality coming out on the newest scenes is looking pretty good. The best news is the 1080p high definition video, which still hasn't caught on as the de factor standard many places. Photos look decent as well, though could use a bump up in size in my opinion.
Lots of updates.
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The quality takes a nosedive pretty quickly once you're outside of the newer scenes unfortunately. A lot of this stuff was shot a long time ago, and the quality just doesn't translate all that well. They look like VHS videos compared to the crystal clear HD videos they put out these days.
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While they shoot all their own material, making it more original than a typical DVD site, the end result here is still to get the content out on DVD. You may have seen this stuff before. I'm not sure how far and wide their distribution is, but it's not a 100% exclusive site for sure.
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Private.com isn't breaking new ground these days, mostly because they've been around so long and just kinda doing their thing. However, that doesn't mean it's not worth a look. There's a lot of content, all shot in-house, and more is coming up daily. Things like navigation and older quality need work, but that's kind of expected. Overall, if you're not too picky with what you're seeing and just need general porn, I'd say take a look. There's some good HD material, some good niche action (threesomes, etc., the standards), and a lot for your money.
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To bask in this same glam light, upstart drugstore cleansing line Pure & Natural cosponsored the recent Earth Pledge FutureFashion show in New York, which featured sustainable looks from houses like Calvin Klein, Givenchy, and Marni along with natural stalwart Stella McCartney. Backstage at FutureFashion, lead makeup artist Dick Page's vision was definitely less-is-more. "For me, the green thing is about using multifunctional products, and less of them," he says. Celebrity stylist Kate Young, the brand ambassador for Kiehl's who joined forces with client Natalie Portman to create a vegan shoe line for Tè Casan, echoes that minimalist philosophy. "One thing I like about Kiehl's is that there's minimal packaging. It's about not consuming so much," she says.
The success of lines like Alba from Avalon Natural Products, together with new launches from Babaii and Pure & Natural, hint at a drugstore boom in green, which is heartening to activists since it means that many people want green products and may be willing to pay more for them. Indeed, in a 2006 study, 59 percent of women said that a beauty product's having natural ingredients was "very" or "somewhat" important.
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Story Dictation: A Guide for Early Childhood Professionals
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Stories are at the heart of how children know themselves, develop language skills, and learn to read. This book discusses how and when to use story dictation; how to use it to document children's growth in a variety of domains; and how to use common themes in children's stories, such as superheroes, for developmental assessment.
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Facing Coast Guard in the opening northern spring dual race as it has each season since 1986, Wesleyan defeated its in-state rival for the ninth straight year at the varsity eight level. The teams competed over a 2000m course on the Connecticut River in Middletown Sat., March 29. The Cardinal varsity 8 squad of rowers Peter Martin '14, Ben Record '15, Noah Solomon '14, Chris Nanda '16, Keegan Dufty '14, Nick Petrillo '14, Sam Factor '14, Ethan Currie '15 and cox Andie Kleeman '16 covered the course in 6:15.7. Coast Guard was well behind in 6:32.9. Wesleyan was equally successful at the second varsity 8 level, defeating Coast Guard by nearly the same interval with Wesleyan coming through in 6:18.6 while Coast Guard finished in 6:35.3.
Over the 29 seasons that Wesleyan and Coast Guard have met in the first spring race, Wesleyan has come out on top 18 times with Coast Guard winning 11 times.
Next up for the Cardinals was to be a trip to Worcester, Mass. Sat., April 5 to take on WPI, Colby, Middlebury and UMass Amherst. Ice on the lake at Worcester forced a change of venue to the Connecticut River in Hadley, Mass. where just Middlebury, Colby and UMass provided the competition. Wesleyan, with the same rowers and coxswain as the Coast Guard race, again came out on top in thw 1800m race, defeating second-place Middlebury by a seven-second margin the varsity 8 event. UMass was third another 10.5 second behind with Colby just a fraction later in fourth. Wesleyan also captured the second varsity 8 affair, defeating Middlebury handily by 28 seconds with UMass and Colby rounding out the results. Wesleyan's third varsity took on UMass and the Middlebury novices, winning by 24 seconds over UMass and 51 second over Middlebury.
Wesleyan headed to Malden, Mass. Sat., April 12 for its annual meeting with Tufts, Bates and New Hampshire in the dual-race format. After initial races, with Wesleyan facing New Hampshire and Bates taking on Tufts, winners and losers competed in a second race on the two-lane course. The Cardinals conquered UNH by a 3.7-second gap but came up short of Bates by the identical margin in the day's second race at the varsity 8 level. Manning the Wesleyan boat was the crew of Sam Factor '14, Chris Nanda '16, Keegan Dufty '14, Ben Record '15, Noah Solomon '14, Nick Petrillo '14, Peter Martin '14 and Ethan Currie '15 with cox Andie Kleeman '16. Wesleyan's second varsity 8 rolled past UNH and Bates, the former by 16.3 seconds and the latter by 20.6 seconds. Wesleyan's third varsity 8, competing with novice 8 entries as well, beat Tufts while losing to Bates.
The Cardinals were to face Williams in Pittsfield, Mass. Sat., April 19 but poor racing conditions forced a postponement to Sat., April 26, at which time the squad will also take on Trinity during the racing originally slated for the day.