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SSD (solid-state drive) prices in the China market have drastically fallen, with prices for a 128GB model dropping to US$50-55 and those for a 256GB model to below US$100, according to Taiwan-based memory module makers. The prices declined following a price war started by China-based SSD vendors TIGO Technology and Galaxy Microsystems, the sources said. TIGO's SSD solutions are provided by Taiwan-based Phison Electronics and Galaxy's NAND flash controller ICs are supplied by Taiwan-based JMicron Technology, the sources noted.
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Digitimes Research: Global SSD sales to grow 60% in 2014
Global SSD sales are expected to grow 60% on year in 2014 after nearly doubling a year earlier, buoyed by continually declining NAND flash prices, slimming-down of notebooks, and the rise of convertible tablets, according to Digitimes Research. SSD products with a storage capacity of 60GB were the mainstream in 2012, but shipments of 120GB and 240GB models began gaining momentum in 2013, buoyed by falling prices. By 2014, 240GB models have become the mainstream, while the roll-out of 480GB devices is likely to drive a new round of shipment growth, said Digitimes Research.
Micron, SK Hynix interested in investing in Taiwan SSD controller IC designers, say Taiwan makers
In view of continued growth in global demand for SSDs, Micron Technology and SK Hynix are interested in investing in Taiwan-based SSD controller IC design houses including Silicon Motion Technology, Phison Electronics and JMicron Technology to strengthen their competitiveness, according to industry sources.
SSDs bracing for strong sales in 2014, says Transcend top executive
SSD (solid state drive) sales are expected to enjoy strong growth in 2014 thanks to falling NAND flash prices, according to Peter Shu, chairman of memory module maker Transcend Information. Prices of SSDs are expected to decline another 20-30% in 2014 after falling 30% in the previous year, Shu observed, adding that demand for 256GB SSDs will surge if their average price falls to below US$100.


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What kind? I have the 3-slot desantis pancake thats available on eBay. It works well.
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Standard color: As with Atari, most of the Genesis' carts were black. Notice though the shift from black label/old logo to red label/new logo, displayed here with Sonic 2 (black) and then Sonic 3 (red). In some circles (i.e. mine), the red label is associated with the beginning of Sega's perpetual mishandling of its hardware, ultimately leading to the company exiting the hardware race altogether in 2002.
Special color: I searched far and wide for deviant Genesis carts and all I could find was this red cart for Maximum Carnage, a Spider-Man beat 'em up based on the gratuitous comic book miniseries.
Funny how few colored carts there were when EA was allowed to publish its games in these strange cases with giant yellow plugs in the side. Why were they huge and unshapely? Because Sega never gave EA a proper development kit, forcing the formerly underdog EA to build one itself.
Standard color: That same NES grey we lusted over in the '80s.
Special colors: Obviously we all know Pokemon shipped on game-specific carts (Red, Blue, Gold, Silver and so on) but don't forget 1994's Donkey Kong Land. Oh, you did forget it? That's OK.
The launch of the Game Boy Color in 1998 required two new types of Game Boy carts – solid black for games that play in both Game Boy and Game Boy Color, and clear for Color-exclusive games. Man, you're learning so much today.
Standard color: Again, grey is Nintendo's color of choice.
Special colors: Red and black. Both Doom and the aforementioned Maximum Carnage were the former, while arcade darling Killer Instinct arrived draped in black. Even with all the SNES games released, only these three were deemed special enough for a colored cartridge. Restraint made them matter. The next console took the opposite approach, nearly sapping the importance right out.
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I dislike ever pull starting a truck or starting the diesel engine with ether unless it is last resort or once off temporary means of starting an engine. A diesel engine requires the glow plugs to start from cold, if they work and the engine has fuel ( injected at sufficiently high pressure) and mechanical integrity (develops adequate compression) the engine should start. Tow starting the engine if the engine has internal mechanical damage can do a lot more harm than god. Safer get things checked out by a mechanic with good diesel knowledge.
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Two of the most popular providers of logical reasoning tests used by colleges and employers are the SHL and Kenexa tests. They are practice tests used to prepare for taking logical reasoning tests given by college admissions offices and employers. They can be taken either on-site or on-line. Logical reasoning allow administrators to know about your ability to think using reason and logic and they may include abstract testing, numerical testing, verbal or nonverbal logical reasoning or a number of other type of tests. There is often no cost to take a preparatory test although some online administrators do charge a small fee.
Abstract Logical Reasoning Tests
Used often in assessment centers, the abstract logical reasoning tests look for the students ability to draw assumptions and understand the conclusion to the assumption. Practice tests consist of 5 abstract reasoning tests and 9 diagrammatical tests and there are 400 questions. They ask the student to find missing symbols with the use of a matrix.
Abstract reasoning tests are often known as diagrammatical tests. You may have to identify a symbol or shape and place them in a series of sets that are arranged in a variety of ways. The shapes consist of stars, triangles, arrows, circles, squares and an assortment of other symbols. The symbol may be missing from the sets lsited in the question or they be a continuation in the order of symbols in one of the sets.
Numerical Reasoning Tests
Also known as mathematical aptitude tests or psychometric tests, numerical reasoning tests are often used in college recruitment centers, although career development centers and employers also administer them. Practice tests are available to help in the preparation for taking the numerical reasoning test and consist of solving mathematical problems, understanding the scoring process and completing the test in a reasonable amount of time.
Used in employment agencies, the numerical logical reasoning test is primarily for those who use numbers in their job. For managers, sales personnel, accountants, clerical personnel,and other professions where numerical reasoning abilities are used, the employer or career development agency may require that this test be taken. The test may consist of the problems using graphs, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division problems, plus percentages and possibly the solving of algebraic equations. You may also see questions relating to money and simple principle and interest equations.
Syllogisms Aptitude Tests
Another type of logical reasoning test, this test is used in relation to IQ and aptitude tests. Used in psycometric assessment tests, syllogism tests determine your logical reasoning ability. With various diagrams such as the Venn diagram, students must make viable choices related to a list of statements using a Venn diagram to find a conclusion. An example of the syllogism aptitude test is as follows: 1.) No dog is a cat 2.) Some dogs are not cats 3.) Some dogs are not bob cats.
With the use of overlapping circles that are labeled accordingly the student should be able to make a correct choice. The Venn diagram shows the obvious relationship between each statement and logical conclusions are made from the two, the Venn diagram and each statement. Solving a syllogism test correctly can easily be done by reading and interpreting each statement in order to come to a valid conclusion using the diagram.
Inductive, Abductive and Deductive Logical Reasoning Tests
Inductive logical reasoning tests are a risky form of logical reasoning because conclusions can always be wrong. Commonly used in physics and philosophy, one can never make assumptions about something without further knowledge about the topic. A specific statement always has a general conclusion. An example of an inductive logical reasoning test is: All sheep are white. Because this conclusion was made by those who were observing white sheep, the conclusion is wrong. Why are they wrong? Because there are also many sheep that are black. Inductive reasoning tests can be designed using nearly any topic.
Abductive Reasoning
Used in scientific research, abductive reasoning tests are similar to inductive because conclusions are based on probability or the assumption about a certain topic. Most conclusions are correct, however, as you will see in the following example. 1.) The bag is filled with green jellybeans. 2.) There are green jelly beans in my hand.
3.) The green jelly bean in my hand was taken from the bag of green jelly beans. The conclusion is number 3, the green jelly bean in my hand was taken from the bag of green jelly beans. This conclusion is correct.
Deductive Reasoning
Also a type of logical reasoning, the deductive reasoning test is used both in math and philosophy. This is the most plausible type of reasoning of the three types. It applies to a general rule in certain situations where a conclusion is drawn. An example may be: 1.) All dogs are mammals 2.) Lassie is a dog 3.) Lassie is a mammal. The conclusion is obvious. No new information is needed to come to the conclusion. The conclusion comes from the information that is provided on the test and it can be rearranged to create a new and different statement.
There are a wide variety of logical reasoning tests administered by grade schools, high schools, colleges and employers. They test a students ability to think logically and also to use proper reasoning skills. Employment offices, career development centers, college admissions officers, employers and school guidance counselors all use them as part of a screening process and to fulfill state requirements. There are free aptitude tests online to help prepare for the test and they consist of verbal and nonverbal tests, numerical tests, abstract reasoning tests and syllogism aptitude tests. Each test is different and involves careful reading and interpretation of what is read, then making a correct choice from a range of answers.


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Would more woman power in the White House have brought us close to peace on earth and good will towards all?
Who knows? Especially during Women's History Month we should speculate. Maybe we cannot get all the way there right now but perhaps we can get closer if women were in charge. Closer to what? Well. . .studies have shown that women are less violent than men. They commit fewer murders. Generally, with all exceptions admitted, women are more nurturing, more caring, and less individualistic,
Feminists might jump all over me for saying it; and having been father to both a son and daughter, I had to scratch my head in wonderment many times in the past, but my gut feeling is that things might be more peaceful if women ruled.
There is that study in the American Journal of Political Science, "The Jackie (and Jill) Robinson Effect: Why Do Congresswomen Outperform Congressmen?" The conclusion reached was women outperform men in Congress because all their lives they've had to work harder to win success so they are harder workers.
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Andrew visits a few of his favorite food spots along with this food truck that serves guinea pig.
Andrew Zimmern visited a few of his favorite food spots along with this food truck that serves guinea pig.
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The best arepa we tried was a pork and sweet potato version topped with citrus-marinated onions and garlicky aioli.
Try the black bean sweet potato arepa! It's really good!
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Check out Hola Arepa as seen on Bizarre Foods America
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EU Clinical Trials Agreement 'Compromised', Says Industry
By Julian Upton | Published: December 20, 2013
European Union (EU) regulators reached agreement today on the much-vaunted Clinical Trials Regulation. The regulation harmonizes the rules for the conduct of clinical trials in the EU and the 'acceptability' of the resulting data, and palces further safeguards on the safety of trial subjects. The legislation's aim is to facilitate and expedite the authorization procedure […]
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FDA Push for TRF Therapies Will 'Disrupt Pain Market'
By Julian Upton | Published: December 18, 2013
FDA's push for abuse-resistant opioid formulations will disrupt the pain market, say analysts Frost & Sullivan. The opioid market is currently dominated by non-tamper resistant formulations (TRFs), but FDA's promotion of TRF therapies "could well result in the departure of non-TRF therapies from the market and shake up its structure." Unless FDA mandates TRF therapies, […]
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Global Parkinson's Disease Market to Drop by $0.5 Billion by 2019, Says Report
By Julian Upton | Published: December 18, 2013
The global Parkinson's Disease market will decline from $3.4 billion in 2012 to $2.9 billion by 2019 (a negative Compound Annual Growth Rate of 2.3%), according to a new report by GBI Research (New York, NY). With PD drugs such as Azilect (rasagiline mesylate), Stalevo (levodopa, carbidopa, entacapone) and Comtan (entacapone) set to lose their […]
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Every Tenth New European Drug Developed in Finland
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The number of drugs developed in Turku, Finland and granted marketing authorizations this year now stands at three, with a fourth expected to follow. The FDA has granted market authorization for the IUD Skyla, developed by Bayer and intended for women who have not given birth, and Hormos Medical's Ophena for postmenopausal symptoms. The European […]
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EMA Sets Budget and Priorities for 2014, Promotes Transparency
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In a bid to improve transparency in 2014, the European Medical Agency's December Management Board Meeting cleared the way for the publication of the agendas and minutes of the Agency's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP), Committee for Medicinal Products for Veterinary Use (CVMP) and Committee for Advanced Therapies (CAT). This week the EMA […]
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For much of the past two years, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis has argued that monetary policy could do little to cure high unemployment because shifts in the economy had created a mismatch between workers' skills and available jobs.
But Narayana Kocherlakota's view has changed.
He has become one of the leading voices calling for the Fed to keep interest rates low indefinitely. As long as it isn't causing inflation, he reiterated Wednesday, the central bank "should keep the fed funds rate extraordinarily low until the unemployment rate has fallen below 5.5 percent."
His change of heart reflects a subtle but important shift in how economists answer a very big question: Do we have a struggling economy, or do we have one that's fundamentally changed?
If 8 percent unemployment is the new standard in a new economy, then low interest rates won't lead to jobs for anybody. "If you really believe it's all about structural, frictional unemployment, it really doesn't matter what the Fed does," said Peter Ferderer, who teaches economics at Macalester College in St. Paul.
Unemployment should fall as job openings rise. If both numbers increase, the economy is creating jobs for which there are no workers, while leaving other workers jobless because no openings fit their skills or geography.
In August 2010, American unemployment was 9.6 percent despite a 20 percent rise in job openings over the previous 12 months, and economists began to believe the problem was a labor mismatch.
One of those was Kocherlakota.
"Firms have jobs, but can't find appropriate workers. The workers want to work, but can't find appropriate jobs," he said in a speech at Marquette, Mich., in August 2010.
"There are many possible sources of mismatch -- geography, skills, demography -- and they are probably all at work," he said then. "Whatever the source, though, it is hard to see how the Fed can do much to cure this problem. ... The Fed does not have a means to transform construction workers into manufacturing workers."
In fact, Kocherlakota argued earlier this year, easy monetary policy aimed at reducing structural employment could lead to inflation.
But if the problem is simply a bad economy, or cyclical weakness in demand, then low interest rates can help stimulate growth and the Fed should hold them down.
Rethinking a theory
Economists have been chipping away at the labor mismatch theory for the past year, and a few studies have shown that the employment problem is cyclical, not structural, undercutting the argument against low interest rates.
A key paper presented at a symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyo., by Stanford University economist Edward Lazear in September said "there are no structural changes that can explain movements in unemployment rates over recent years."
Lazear's paper included analysis showing that while unemployment is higher across industries and job openings are fewer, no industry displays a dramatic deviation from the classic relationship between the two. Not even construction, which took a huge wallop in the recession and has struggled to recover as the housing market shuffles along.
While not currently a voting member of the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee, Kocherlakota, like all regional presidents, participates in the meetings. He first announced his support for keeping low interest rates until unemployment falls to 5.5 percent less than a week after the Fed announced that it would conduct a third round of quantitative easing, an effort to further drive down interest rates by purchasing long-term securities.
'Automatic stabilizer'
On Wednesday in Great Falls, Mont., he reiterated his call for the Fed to promise it will hold interest rates down until either unemployment falls below 5.5 percent or the medium-term inflation outlook rises above 2.25 percent. The proposal provides an "automatic stabilizer," Kocherlakota said, allowing the Fed to easily respond to a growing or shrinking economy.
If the public believes that the Fed will start raising interest rates when unemployment falls below 7 percent, or even below 6 percent, he said, people will be more reluctant to spend money and the economy will recover more slowly.
Despite fluctuations in gasoline prices, inflation is not imminent, he said, and likely won't be until unemployment falls below 6 percent.
"The basic economics underlying the plan is that if people's expectations about their future prospects improve, they will save less," he said Wednesday. "The reduced need for savings would translate directly into spending more today."
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Two Pioneering Robotics Companies Merge to Create Commercial Security Robots
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Project Looks to Medicine, Engineering to Aid Amputees
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Remote-Control Robots Help Doctors Save Time, See More Patients
12/09/04 Doctors at Oakwood Hospital and Medical Center can make the rounds without getting out of their chair or even leaving their house, thanks to a roaming robot called Rosie. Known technically as a remote-presence vehicle, Rosie's "head" is a 17-inch computer screen that transmits a color image of a human…
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No matter where you are in your journey, take a progress picture of your body and post it on your SparkPage. That way, you'll be able to refer back to it later and see how many inches you've lost!
The theory behind this is to take pictures of yourself periodically to remind yourself of your progress. It's to be used as a non-scale indicator of your progress.
Write a blog about your plateau. How long have you been stuck in a plateau? What have you done so far to try and overcome it? Within your blog, make a commitment to stick with your 4-week plateau-busting plan.
I'm not sure If I'm stuck in a plateau for sure. I haven't been able to break the 240 lb mark. I've been bouncing between 241 and 251 for 8 months now. I've been eating right, exercising and staying within my calories but I've been stuck. I think its because I've been getting sick a lot and had surgery this year and last year. I'm also not sleeping well and need a C-pap machine but haven't had the time to get a sleep study completed.
So far I've tried to overcome this by just sticking with the Spark Plan. Trying to stay active in the spark community and to keep moving is what I've been trying to do to overcome this rut.
Today I am making a commitment to stick with my 4-week SparkCoach plateau busting plan!
I messed up yesterday though, I forgot my fitbit at home (First time in months) and then I over ate, ok binged, whatever. I went over my calories by 1000 cals. I know because I still counted. I just couldn�t' stop eating. I think it might be due to my antibiotics. I'm not sure. But I will fight it today, and even though I don't feel like exercising I will go to the gym after work. I haven't binged since August 1st and before that not since June. So I guess you can saw I do that about once or twice a month, and its always at home, when I'm bored.
I have an action plan against it It just fails me every once in a while. Or I fail myself. But I've learned to forgive myself. Its all a part of the journey I guess. I used to binge all the time, that's how I got chubs. So I think I'm getting better.
Yup I made this!
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It will be business as usual for FedEx and UPS, which recognize Washington's Birthday, but do not observe it by closing.
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|Period: ___________________
This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who has refused to read Paul's information?
(a) The President.
(b) The Director.
(c) The head of the FBI.
(d) The head of the CIA.
2. Whose methods do Paul's match?
(a) Wolkowicz.
(b) Klimenko.
(c) Webster.
3. What does Wolkowicz agree to mail for Paul?
(a) An envelope to the Truong toc.
(b) An envelope to Phuoc.
(c) An envelope to Pong.
(d) A envelope to Webster.
4. What is secondary in Paul's investigation?
(a) Oswald's murder.
(b) The Ngo family's murders.
(c) LBJ's involvement.
(d) The money trail.
5. Who is Alvaro Urpi?
(a) One of the four men Yu refers to.
(b) A 40-year veteran of the Vatican Library and an expert in all dialects of Chinese.
(c) A Cardinal in Bavaria.
(d) An agent with the KGB.
6. Who carries 50 bills forged by the SS during WWII?
(a) Foley.
(b) Pigeon.
(c) Dieter.
(d) Klimenko.
7. Who is waiting for Paul in Milan?
(a) The Truong toc.
(b) Molly.
(c) Nguyên Kim.
(d) Dieter.
8. Why are they giving Pigeon 12 hours alone?
(a) To worry.
(b) To recover.
(c) So he will possibly kill himself.
(d) To think about an escape plan.
9. Who has been followed?
(a) Pong.
(b) Luong.
(c) Le Wong.
(d) Thu Diem.
10. Where does Paul head after renting a car?
(a) Bern.
(b) Zurich.
(c) Stuttgart.
(d) Basil.
11. How does Yu explain himself?
(a) As a displaced Chinese.
(b) As the son of a visionary.
(c) As a sojourning Chinese.
(d) As a Vietnamese born as a Chinese.
12. What is fine and poetic in a rare idiom?
(a) Paul's poetry.
(b) The strips from Yu.
(c) The letters from the Turong toc.
(d) Some poetry Paul finds while in Milan.
13. What does Yu Lung spread out on the table?
(a) A set of IChing sticks.
(b) Six sheets of rice paper covered with circles and Chinese writing.
(c) A set of runes.
(d) Five thousand dollars.
14. What does Yu not touch while Paul is there?
(a) His tea.
(b) The phone when it rings several different times.
(c) The 5000 dollars.
(d) His opium pipe.
15. What photo does Klimenko show Paul?
(a) Pictures of Ruggieri and Principi picking up 1 million.
(b) Photos of the Truong toc's family which no one ever sees.
(c) Pictures of Ngo family members in Mexico City when Oswald is there.
(d) None.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Molly wearing when Paul arrives?
2. What does Yu predict on 8 Sep 1963?
3. To whom does Paul mail a postcard?
4. About what does Molly worry?
5. What does November 22 form as far as Yu's readings is concerned?
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Google today announced that its Flight Search tool has launched in Ireland.
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Irish travellers will also be able to click through to the Flight Search website (www.google.ie/flights) and conduct more advanced searches.
Ryanair and Aer Lingus will both be represented in Flight Search on Google.
Cera Ward, Country Manager Large Customer Sales, Google Ireland said: "Traveling is fun and we think the research behind the journey should be fun too. We want Irish travelers to be able to search, compare and book their flights as quickly and efficiently as possible and we want them to enjoy the process too. That is why we have developed a flight search tool which is interactive and easy to use as well as working hard to build relationships with many different airlines across the world."
Declan Kearney, Aer Lingus Director of Communications said: "Aer Lingus is delighted to partner with Google on Google Flight Search. Airlines today need to offer customers as many flight and service options as possible, so we're excited about this new way of connecting customers with our great value fares. Today to coincide with the launch in Ireland we're offering E20 off a return fare to Europe for travel in May while flights to the USA are from E269 (each way) and Canada from E239 each way in May."


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NYSBA President Glenn Lau-Kee and president-elect David Miranda met Tuesday with Chief Administrative Judge A. Gail Prudenti and Helaine Barnett, chairwoman of the courts Task Force to Expand Access to Civil Legal Services, to discuss the state bar's opposition to the requirement that lawyers report their pro bono activities to the state.
What's being said
"......mandatory reporting of pro bono would likely increase pro bono work and donations".
Suppose it doesn't. Suppose nobody does any pro bono? What business is it of the courts or the state through its licensing power to compel "voluntary" labor from any class of citizens. You want free legal work for the poor, raise taxes on the breadth of society as part of the traditional social contract that underpins taxation.
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Maualuga with the Bengals in 2011
No. 58 Cincinnati Bengals
Personal information
|Date of birth:January 20, 1987
|Place of birth: Fort Sill, Oklahoma
Career information
|High school: Eureka (CA)
|College: Southern California
|NFL Draft: 2009 / Round: 2 / Pick: 38
|Debuted in 2009 for the Cincinnati Bengals
Career history
Career highlights and awards
Career NFL statistics as of Week 8, 2014
Maualuga with the Bengals in 2011
No. 58 Cincinnati Bengals
Personal information
|Date of birth:January 20, 1987
|Place of birth: Fort Sill, Oklahoma
Career information
|High school: Eureka (CA)
|College: Southern California
|NFL Draft: 2009 / Round: 2 / Pick: 38
|Debuted in 2009 for the Cincinnati Bengals
Career history
Career highlights and awards
Career NFL statistics as of Week 8, 2014
Rey Maualuga (born January 20, 1987) is an American football linebacker for the Cincinnati Bengals of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football for the University of Southern California (USC), and was recognized as a unanimous All-American. The Cincinnati Bengals chose him in the second round of the 2009 NFL Draft.
Maualuga attended St. Bonaventure High School in Ventura, California where he played on a team with Lorenzo Booker. He moved to Eureka, California before his sophomore year where he played with future Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Maurice Purify. His team, the Eureka High School Loggers completed their perfect 13-0 season with a North Coast Section championship at the Redwood Bowl during his junior year. That year he posted 146 tackles, 43 tackles for loss, 11 sacks and one interception. In his senior year he had 96 tackles, 37 tackles for loss, four interceptions (two returned for touchdowns), two fumble recoveries and one kickoff return for a touchdown. Eureka achieved an impressive 20-2-1 win-loss-tie record during his junior and senior seasons. Following his high school senior season, Maualuga played in the by-invitation 2005 U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
Maualuga attended the University of Southern California, and played for coach Pete Carroll's USC Trojans football team from 2005 to 2008. He was known for his emotional intensity both on the field and off.[1][2][3] Carroll's Trojans had previously developed strong linebackers such as Lofa Tatupu and Keith Rivers, as well as Maualuga's fellow senior teammates Brian Cushing, Kaluka Maiava and Clay Matthews III, which were touted as one of the most talented linebacker corps in college football.[4][5][6][7]
As a freshman in 2005, Maualuga earned Freshman All-American first-team honors from the Football Writers Association of America and Scout.com; also he won USC's John McKay Award (most competitive spirit). Off the field his career started with occasional spirited and reckless partying that led to an October 2005 incident where he got into a fight at a Halloween party and was arrested for misdemeanor battery.[1] He agreed in an arraignment diversion program that included counseling, Alcoholics Anonymous meetings and community service resulting in the charges being dismissed. Maualuga later noted that: "You learn that you're only given a certain number of chances. If you keep going back to the same things you were doing, it shows that you don't learn from anything."[2]
In 2006, Maualuga returned in full form and was nominated for the Butkus Award and second team All Pac-10. He made his first start in place of injured senior Oscar Lua against Nebraska.[3]
Maualuga was considered a top choice for the 2008 NFL Draft, but he decided to stay for his senior year in college.
At the end of the 2007 regular season, Maualuga was selected to the All-Pacific-10 Conference first team for the second year in a row by league coaches.[8] He was the defensive player-of-the-game in the 2008 Rose Bowl.[9]
Maualuga wears jersey number 58, which was previously worn by former Trojan linebacker and NFL Pro Bowl player Lofa Tatupu, who, like Maualuga, is also of Samoan descent. Mindful of his heritage, Maualuga displays many bold, warrior-like Polynesian tattoos on his arms and legs. Some NFL scouts have compared Maualuga to former Trojan and NFL linebacker Junior Seau and former Trojan and current Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu, both of Samoan descent, for their sideline-to-sideline aggressive style of defense play, and Polamalu's shared preference for displaying long Polynesian warrior-style hair tucked under their football helmet.
In addition to being named the 2008 winner of the Chuck Bednarik Award, Maualuga was recognized as a unanimous first-team All-American, receiving first-team honors from the Associated Press, American Football Coaches Association, Football Writers Association of America, Sporting News, Walter Camp Football Foundation, CBS Sportsline.com, College Football News, ESPN and Rivals.com. Maualuga was also chosen to participate in the 2009 Senior Bowl with some of his other USC teammates.
Maualuga was one of twelve graduating 2008 senior USC players, including the four senior linebackers (Cushing, Maiava, Matthews), invited to the 2009 NFL Scouting Combine.[10]
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In the lead up to the 2009 NFL Draft, Maualuga was ranked as one of the top middle linebackers entering the draft, alongside Ohio State's James Laurinaitis.[12][13] USC linebackers Maualuga, Cushing and Matthews were all featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated's 2009 NFL Draft Preview magazine, as all three were regarded as potential first round selections.[14]
Despite being projected as a first round pick, Maualuga was picked in the second round by the Cincinnati Bengals. Maualuga was projected by some, and expecting, to go 16th overall to the San Diego Chargers, who instead opted to select hybrid linebacker/defensive end Larry English out of Northern Illinois. After being selected, Maualuga cried as he gave thanks to his late father and said he was thankful for his opportunity as "Nothing like this was ever expected for our family."[15] His selection came one year after the Bengals used a first-round pick to select Maualuga's college teammate, linebacker Keith Rivers.
On December 30, 2009, Maualuga was placed on injured reserve due to a dislocated elbow. He finished his rookie season with 64 tackles, one sack, three forced fumbles and three pass deflections in 15 games started.
On November 16, 2012, Maualuga was fined $15,750 for unnecessary roughness against the New York Giants.[16]
Maualuga signed a new two-year, $6.5 million contract with the Bengals on March 18, 2013.[17][18]
Maualuga was born at Reynolds Army Community Hospital in Fort Sill, Oklahoma, to American Samoan parents, Talatonu and Tina Maualuga.[1] His father, Talatonu, was in Oklahoma serving with the United States Army. Within a few months the family moved to Waipahu, Hawaii, near Honolulu.[2] Financially, the family struggled in Hawaii.[1] While in sixth grade, Maualuga started playing football because he saw the popular kids played football and carried their pads and helmets to school.[2] Not only was Rey Maualuga passionate about football, he also had a love for attending church with his family. His family attended First Samoan Full Gospel Pentecostal Church in Waipahu and Moanalua where Rey was a member of the FSFGPC youth group. After sixth grade, his family moved to Oxnard, California as his father pursued Pentecostal ministry. He spent his first year of high school in nearby Ventura before moving up to Eureka in far Northern California where his father practiced ministry.[2]
During Maualuga's freshman year he wrote "RIP" on the eye black paint under his right eye and "DAD" under his left eye in honor of his dad who died two days before the BCS National Championship Game following the 2005 season.[19] His dad died after battling brain cancer, and from at least his junior season, black eye paint under both eyes read "DAD" in silver. He has two younger brothers.[1] Curiously, neither of his Samoan-American parents were tall.[20]
Maualuga was arrested on January 29, 2010, on charges of drunken driving and careless driving at the Kenton County jail in Covington, Kentucky.[21] That same day, the TMZ website published a photo purportedly showing Maulauga's arrest at the crash scene, and reported that Maualuga's blood alcohol level at the time of the crash was about double the legal limit.[22]
On February 2, 2010, Maualuga pled guilty to the drunken driving charge. He was given a 7-day suspended jail sentence, two years probation, drivers' license suspension for 90 days, and fined $350. He apologized for his actions when he made his plea.
Maualuga also played NFL player Popo Vanauta in the 2014 baseball film Million Dollar Arm.
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This behavior occurs when the following conditions exist:
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My puppy hasn't been eating much and underneath all her fuzz she's skin and bones so I decided to mix up a batch to bring her up to a healthy weight
Step 1: Gather indgredients
10 pounds hamburger meat (the cheapest kind)
1 lg. box of Total cereal
1 lg. box oatmeal
1 jar of wheat germ
1 1/4 cup veg oil
1 1/4 cup of unsulphured molasses
10 raw eggs AND shells
10 envelopes of unflavored gelatin
pinch of salt
However, if you just want to try them out or have a small dog, I recipe this scaled down version (1/10th or the original).
1 pound cheap hamburger (for high fat %)
1 1/3 cups Total cereal
1 1/2 cups uncooked oatmeal
1 raw egg
6 tablespoons wheat germ
1 package Knox unflavored gelatin
2 tablespoons oil
2 tablespoons unsulphured molasses
Pinch of salt
The only thing I suggest you change is the oil; vegtable oil has no health benefit, so substitute it with an oil that does (like flax seed oil which is high in healthy omega 3s).
Step 2: Mix the ingredients
Step 3: Form patties
How much you put in each serving really depends on your individual dog... I made 14 patties out of the smaller portion recipe
thaw it frozen food will hurt a dogs teeth
Has anyone ever used this with a dog that has Megaesophagus? We have a Great Dane who is horribly under weight due to having Megaesophagus and I want to try this, but am curious if it will cause more regurge issues. Thanks in advance!
go to mercola . com and see if they have any suggestions for that disease
I have a Dane/St. Bernard mix and he has Dysphagia. Hes very under weight and its hard for him to swallow food so we have to hand feed him right now. Would this be ok for him?
my vet is dead set against feeding dogs raw meat
get a new vet
Well, your vet may have his reasons, but ask him how many wild animals 'fire up the BBQ' to cook their meals? We feed animals based on our own tastes and tolerances... which is ridiculous, given the 'state of nature' diet they survived and evolved on for millions of years. Dogs are 'meat eating carnivores'... plain & simple. The Vet may be worried about parasites...a valid concern. You'll have to weigh the benefit (higher nutrition value by far) of raw, versus cooked...
Just put them in the freezer! My RAW fed boxer has been dropping weight due to the cold the past month, hoping to put some pounds on her to help with her shivering while she's at our barn. I'll update in a couple weeks with progress!
Just one of the packets! :)
Do I have this right we are to serve this RAW???
yes, raw.
Our product Gorilla Max contains 20 grams of protein per scoops, is loaded with BCAA's, Vitamins, Minerals, and Nutrients. It's ideal for adding weight on HEALTHY weight on dogs.
My 13 y/o lab mix has been losing weight due to a tumor pressing on his stomach. Because he barely touches dog food anymore I cook this recipe just a tiny bit on the stove before I give it to him so he smells it and thinks he's getting people food. Have been giving this to him the past 3 days and his energy has improved, and he's looking less emaciated. No digestive issues so far.
I made this for 1 of my pekingese. He has been losing weight for a while and having paw chewing issues. My vet thought it might have been mites but the medication made little change to his condition. Were hoping it's just a diet related problem. I was SURPRISED at him eating raw meat, but he ate it like candy :-) The only thing I changed in the recipe was the wheat germ. I'm pretty sure he his slightly sensitive to wheat so I figured the Total cereal would be enough.
Thanks for this article!!!
can I make these without the wheat germ? or does it really need the germ?
Is it safe to give an old dog this raw food?
The vet did not even want to vaccinate him anymore at his age as she didn't want him to have any reactions.
He gets up in his wheelchair cart a couple of times of day, and he enjoys his walks. So, he appears to be happy to be alive. He just doesn't have any interest in food.


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Inaugurated in 1929, for 60 years MOLITOR was the most popular swimming baths in Paris – with its two pools, galas and avant-garde ambience.
It was closed in 1989 and listed as a Historical Monument. It then became the haunt of artists and the dilapidated building became the temple of the Paris underground.
Ever-changing and daring, MOLITOR has always welcomed those with a taste for the unconventional. Together, they are the soul of MOLITOR, they built a legacy that simply demands to be passed on.
MOLITOR has always been a place of meetings and freedom, a place where everything was possible. Memories were exchanged and thus the myth was built. Today, those who were there tell the story.
MOLITOR, is my whole childhood. I lived a 10 minute walk away from the indoor …
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As its monumental emblems, MOLITOR'S two pools, measuring 46 and 33 meters, structure its architecture and the flow of people within the venue. They make it a place for living and offer a promise of renewal at the heart of the city.
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They have drawn, written, filmed, sprayed graffiti or simply swam at MOLITOR. They have all contributed to its myth.
MOLITOR has inspired and hosted galas, parades and performances since it was first opened and even became a blank canvas available for artistic expression during its official closure.
Through its programme and its non-profit association, PoolArtLife, MOLITOR is seeking once again to be a rallying point for the artistic and cultural community, open to Parisians.
MOLITOR'S programme is devised based on meetings and desires, provided that it contributes to the happiness of the guests. Urban art, cinema, music, the arts, fashion, design, contemporary art, think tanks: MOLITOR is the place where everything is happening.
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MOLITOR'S doors are open to artists. Discover the names of all those who are there are, who have been there or have returned since the start of the construction works.
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Being a member of the Club provides the assurance of a comprehensive bespoke package that combines sport, body care, beauty, pleasure and discovery.
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The restaurant orchestrates an encounter between a "new generation" chef and some of the Best Workers in France award winners who are invited for each season. Together, they interpret a culinary duo and compose their chosen menus based around French cuisine. A house where talents cross-fertilize, express themselves and inspire one another.
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It would be easier to assist LEO if more details were given of the suspect. Just saying.
I wish they gave more details about the victim male or female. I was driving home at approximately six thirtyish yesterday and noticed a suspicious woman walking along West villena only a couple miles from where the murder was. A forest greenish SUV or truck was running slowly beside her trying to get her to get in the car and she was clearly upset walking and ignoring him. It was just very out of place as it was a very steep hill she was walking with no homes nearby. The vehicle doesn't match the description of the car listed in the article though so I haven't called the police. Don't know if I should or not.
There has not been any other information released as of 2:30 Wednesday. Either this investigation is botched by law enforcement like the last murder in HSV, or they're hoping the news about it goes out quietly on the back burner so the elderly residents aren't afraid to live in their community and tourists won't be canceling their reservations.
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Harvest Month is a program that connects to core curricular areas and provides educators with materials and resources to motivate students to make healthy choices through hands-on experience with fruits and vegetables. Nutrition fact sheets will be made available to approximately 16,000 elementary and preschool students in Yolo County.
Farm Fresh To You is a local Community-Supported Agriculture that delivers organic produce to homes and offices. Capay Organic is the CSA's farm that has been farming organically since 1976 in Yolo County.
The farm will harvest its own produce and partner with other Yolo County farms to meet the program's produce needs. In addition, the farm will work with the county to disseminate nutritional education information to students about each month's harvest item.
"Healthy eating has a profound impact on improving our children's ability to learn. Getting involved in this program was a moral imperative for our farm," said Thaddeus Barsotti, chief farmer and co-CEO of Farm Fresh To You/Capay Organic. "We want to connect people with the farms that grow their food, and we want to help young students develop healthy eating habits that will serve them well their whole lives."
Harvest of the Month allows students to learn about a new fruit or vegetable each month, starting in October with sweet peppers.
"We are fortunate to live in a county that grows amazing fruits and vegetables. It only makes sense to design a plan to get this produce in the hands of our youngest generation," said Jim Provenza, Yolo County Supervisor, 4th district. "Harvest of the Month provides nutrition education, a direct connection to the farmers who grow our food and establishes healthy eating habits for our kids - a winning combination of priorities."
"We are so glad that Farm Fresh To You and Capay Organic stepped up to the plate to help us provide produce to schools for this important program," said John Young, agricultural commissioner for Yolo County. "Yolo County wrote the mandate of providing healthy produce to schools into its general plan, and we are fortunate to be able to take advantage of our county's agriculture bounty to create lifelong healthy eating habits."
"Fresh fruits and vegetables are so important for our students," said Rafaelita Curva, student nutrition services director for Davis Joint Unified School district. "When produce is fresh and tasty from the farm, the kids will eat it because it tastes so good, and we also do our best to incorporate fresh fruit and vegetables in kid-friendly dishes. The Harvest of the Month campaign will reinforce healthy eating habits with our students."
For more information on Harvest of the Month, visit www.harvestofthemonth.com and www.harvesthubyolo.org/farm-to-school. The Harvest of the Month launch coincides with National Farm to School month. Visit www. farmtoschoolmonth.org to find additional resources and materials.
Farm Fresh To You/Capay Organic will open its farm for its monthly farm tour on Saturday, Oct. 13, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Guests can harvest produce, picnic and listen to live music. See www.farmfreshtoyou.com for more information.
Davis Farm to School will be holding National Farm to School month events at the annual Hoes Down Harvest Festival on Oct. 6 at Full Belly Farm in addition to an activity at the Davis Farmers Market Fall Festival on Oct. 27. For more information, visit www.davisfarmtoschool.org


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Metallica were the first to cave, in mid-2006. In November of 2007, Led Zeppelin followed; in June 2008, Radiohead finally said OK, computer. Read the full post.
With Beatles now on iTunes, who are the last holdouts—and why?
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I guess the holdouts are just living in the past with their 8 track player. Speed up, slow down or just get out the way. It's their fans' loss. If they have any left.
Yeah. I dunno. I try to buy directly from the artist's site if they have Paypal, or something. One of my favourite artists says iTunes takes an unfair chunk of profit for the hosting/sales.
Artists like AC/DC who complain about albums being "works of art" that shouldn't be broken up are pure hypocrites. They say that their songs should not be split apart and purchased/played outside of the context of the full album.
However, they release singles to radio. They make music videos for individual songs. In concert they don't play their complete albums from front to back.
Get your story straight, Angus.
Good point. Not to mention, radio does not play each and every note, chord, vocal and instrument in the songs they play. They clip the beginnings and endings to avoid dead air fadeouts, and sometimes if the song is considered overlong, they'll snip entire verses out to keep it under 4 minutes. Artists don't generally consider that some sort of assault against their artistic expression.
Films release trailers, but they still want you to see the whole movie. Some artists do care about radio edits and deal with them by either producing both a radio edit and an album edit of a song, or by resisting the release of certain songs as singles.
- Teri
And again, the movie trailer argument is not valid. Trailers are viewed for free. People BUY singles. And they have been buying singles since before iTunes. I mean, once upon a time people bought a physical product for a single.
And this point about concerts is good too. They charge people for concerts, but don't play albums in their entirety.
Obviously, they are complaining because album sales make more money. But, just come out and say that.
Just because singles are sold does not mean that is the only way they are consumed or used. Ever heard of the radio? As of now, it's free.
Once upon a time, singles were bought because the record companies' focus was mostly on creating singles, not creating thematic albums. Albums were simply non-cohesive bundles of singles, and were sometimes made only after a company had a certain number of hit singles from an artist. More artists later began making thematic albums, which still worked because the concept of an album was more widespread.
I understand the argument about concerts, but most people who attend a concert are familiar with the artist and believe it or not, already own the album. Therefore, it is boring for both the audience and the artist/performer to reenact the album verbatim. Different venues call for different approaches. Now, perhaps less creative entertainers like to impersonate robots, but artists tend to be more expressive.
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The thing about Tool is that they put a lot of effort into the art and production of the physical packaging of their albums as well as the music, and it would be a shame to own their stuff only digitally. And as a previous commenter stated, they're doing just fine without iTunes. I'd buy anything this band created, but I appreciate owning the actual CD and its accompanying artwork and will always buy that regardless of any future digital availability.
People still giving crap about ACDC selling Black Ice thru Walmart? Goddamn it was the full album, it doesn't make Johnson a hypocrite or anything.
*Cough* What about TOOL?
Although I'd prefer to have the physical album it'd be cool to find some b-sides, etc.
I have to respectfully disagree with the artists quoted here. The argument that iTunes is killing music is ridiculous. If anything, iTunes has smashed open the music market and broadened a great many listeners' horizons. Yes, if you're a sound purist, you're going to want to stick to CDs – and you're certainly welcome to pay for that privilege. Just how many "greatest hits" incarnations does Garth Brooks think he's going to package and sell in box set CDs? Not to mention, you'd think someone who's retired and not actively recording would welcome the exposure iTunes offers. Gone are the days of having to shell out upwards of $20 for a CD of potentially mediocre and disappointing music to get at a song or two that you actually like. And this is a GOOD THING! These people talk about every album they ever recorded, or even THOUGHT about recording, like it's some brilliant masterpiece of musical brilliance (and please tell me Kid Rock did not just compare himself to Bruce Springsteen…) and that's just dumb marketing. If you want to sell an album to some guy who just stopped listening to 8-tracks in his basement last year, fine. If you want as many actual ears as possible to hear your art – and buy your art – then what's the problem?
Metallica WAS the first to cave. Come on, Ew grammar department. Get with it..
Areosmith is also not on there. There is maybe one greatest hits album and that's it.
iTunes has Aerosmith on there, and some albums. Not all of them, I don't think, but Permanent Vacation and Pump definitely are. The Sony albums, though, I think are not.
- Tony
I love CDs. I don't like downloading songs. I guess I'm an old-fashioned 20 year old.
I remember the handful of years before iTunes, and before online retailing of music really caught on, when your average CD cost upwards of $20. And good luck finding a single of a popular radio hit – the singles market didn't go anywhere, the record companies just weren't interested in selling to it. "Record stores" were shutting their doors right and left, music execs were wringing their hands over dismal album sales (because you were failure if you didn't move a spectacular number of albums in your opening week), and artists were being dropped from their labels and loudly lamenting the death of music. After all this gluttony, the online marketplace pushed album sales back down where they belong. The single is alive and well again! Without iTunes (and legally downloadable music in general) steering the bus, consumer access to music would be just as sterile as FM-radio. If I hear an obscure song in a movie or TV show, I can find it and buy it. And if I discover a group or artist I really like, I'll buy more. Apple is a corporation, yes, and they want to make money, of course. But I strongly disagree they're killing musical expression.
CD prices in the nineties is the first thing I thought of. Who wants to go back to 20 to 30 dollars for a CD??? Sound quality is not that much better to justify those prices. Bitter musicians and grimy label execs are just mad they didn't think of it first.
Especially when you can now get cds on Amazon.com for about what iTunes charges. I bought Cee-Lo's cd at Best Buy for the same price that iTunes was charging. Yesterday Amazon.com had the Beatles CD Box Set for LESS than what iTunes was charging.
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No mention of Prince? Next to the Beatles, I'd think he'd be the biggest name not to buy into iTunes.
Good thing only the good artists hold out. Should you have to buy an entire album when all of the songs except 2 or 3 are terrible. people will just have to bootleg them then.
Bottom line: if I like the music I buy the CD, the quality is much better and then there's the fact that I'm supporting some artists who might be more obscure than those who are selling 27 million copies or whatever. I like the options but I'll stick with what works for me and that is getting the CD. Although…I won't buy an entire CD for just one good song. It has to be worth the purchase.
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