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Steve McAllister - Awakening The Vote
Steve McCallister, Director of Operational Development for Sarasota's The Flow Factory and Common Wealth Time Bank, recently campaigned to become a Sarasota County Commissioner in District 2. He didn't do it the old fashioned way, though. He ran as a write-in candidate. Be sure to listen to his Talkupy show at the beginning of the race for more information on his platform and decision to run.
Talkupy Radio with Annie Lindstrom welcomes Steve back to the show Tuesday Dec.2 at 11 a.m. ET to talk about his experience during the race and how he and other candidtates were covered, or not covered, by the media and how he was received by the people as a candidate with new and creative ideas. We'll also talk about Steve's decision to exit the race and throw his support behind another candidate.
For more information on Steve go to his Facebook page, Twitter account or The Flow Factory web site.
The Smoking Glass Hour with Baron Glass & Congressman Vance McAllister
6:30 p.m. CST - Congressman Vance McAllister, Running for U.S. Congress, 5th Congressional District
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Steve McAllister - Write-In Candidate For Sarasota County Commissioner
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Some people do things by the book. Others write the book. Enter Steve McAllister. He is running for Sarasota County Commissioner District 2, but hopes to find his way onto the ballot and into a seat on the Commission via write-in votes on November 4th.
Talkupy with Annie Lindstrom welcomes Steve McAllister, Director of Operational Development for Sarasota's The Flow Factory and Common Wealth Time Bank, to the show on Tuesday, August 12 at 12 pm Eastern Time to discuss his creative and compelling campaign.
Addressing the same old problems with the thinking that has caused them needs to be abandoned, according to Steve. He will discuss why he chose to run and do so as a write-in candidate. We'll also hear how his eight-point platform can help Sarasota "move past the status quo by opening up to a larger world view."
For more information go to WriteInSteveMcAllister.com
The Talented McAllister
Demetry Cagle, (16) also known by his stage name, McAllister, is an American, teenaged rapper and record producer from and representing North Carolina. At just the age of 14 and nothing but a rockband microphone and a free recording and editing software, began making music inside his home with notebooks full of his own written lyrics to instrumentals and a computer folder full of sample recordings he made. In July 2011, McAllister, formerly known as D-Note or D-Stylez, released a remix he did to Lil Wayne's 6 Foot 7 Foot original record on the internet to his fellow Facebook friends at the age of 15 and received much love and positive comments about his music. On September 6, 2011, McAllister released his first mixtape, The Preseason, that consisted of many remixes to original songs. He received over 3,000 downloads on it and counting. He was impressed with the number of views and the fan rate that he was getting and decided to keep pursuing his music dream. In March 2012, McAllister was the featured artist on the madeloud.com and theindie.biz homepage for a week and was also nominated as songof the day on madeloud.com. On April 8, 2012, McAllister released his second mixtape, The Popular Ones, in hopes of gaining new fans and more downloads and views than his first mixtape. Ever since July, McAllister has been on a mission to make it into today's music industry and he is determined to make it.
Facebook- http://www.facebook.com/pages/McAllister/221740164536596 Twitter- @TheeMcAllister Music Video- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-PVz1rqa9I&feature=youtu.be Mixtape- http://www.hotnewhiphop.com/mcallister-the-popular-ones-mixtape.51081.html
Kellogg's Komments - 2014 Draft - McAllister Interview
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Analysis! Interviews! Commentary! Join Greg Kellogg and special guests as they talk about everything from the absurd to the zany in this weekly football gabfest! Join Chris Nunes, Gary Davenport, Mike Pisani and Greg Kellogg as they talk about the upcoming NFL Season!
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All Access: Demonte McAllister, Florida State
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Fresh off his performance in the 2014 East-West Shrine Game, Florida State defensive tackle Demonte McAllister shares his journey to the league where they play for pay. Subscribe for more NFL Draft player interviews TBA.
The McAllister Code with Steve McAllister
We'll be visiting with Steve McAllister the author of The McAllister Code which has recently been released in paperback. The story revolves around a couple of extraterrestrials who want to turn Sarasota, Florida into a marketing mecca, but it is actually a journey of the human soul finding balance. The outline for the book was created using an assortment of paradigms and ideologies including Buddhism, Tarot, Christianity, as well as the teachings of people like Joseph Campbell, Wayne Dyer, and Stephen Covey.
Wings on the Ground Finale! Cathy Andrews w/ Kim McAllister : Live Your Dreams!
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If you listened last week you know that tonight's show is my last show on Angel Radio Network. It is time for me to take a break and care for my ill parents.That being said, thank you to April Reynolds for all of your support and encouragement! Keep checking my Wings on the Ground Facebook page!
Our final guest is making another appearance on our show tonight! Kim Peters McAllister is the owner of Rainbow Wings Consulting. Tonight she is going to talk about how to protect your dreams from any negativity coming from others, and stay true to your path in the midst of challenges of all sorts! Live your dreams! Perfect timing for so many of us! Are you or someone you know going through some big changes right now? Please join us as Kim guides us through these sometimes chaotic times!
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Naturopathic Medicine and Mens Health with Dr McAllister
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Naturopathic Medicine is for everyone, male and female, young and old yet so many people have not been introduced to the great healing modalities used by Naturopathic Physicians. Do you know how to better support your health than a yellow pill bottle?
Today, we are going to be talking everything MEN! From diet, exercise, botanical medicine and vitamin supplements, men are slow to start taking care of their health with the right information. But where do they go to find out how to take care of their health when their lives are so busy and they rarely seek healthcare support until they are really sick?
My guest is Dr. Heath McAllister, a Naturopathic physician who will talk about men's health and what it takes to learn about self healthcare. While that sounds like something that will never happen, really, with a few simple tricks, men can make better decisions about how to prevent a significant health crisis.
This show is also for woman who take care of men. We hope you will join us, listen to a bit of the show and come back later to replay the information. The link will remain for over a year so you can come back at any time.
If you would like more information please contact me: Dr. Jeanette Gallagher here. I will forward you to Dr. McAllister or I may be able to help also. The link is www.outoftheboxhealthcare.com
Wings on the Ground: Look Over the Rainbow w/ Angel Communicator Kim McAllister
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Wings on the Ground Radio Show with Cathy Cartisano Andrews every Tuesday at 8pm eastern time! Visit her fan page at http://www.facebook.com/wingsontheground to learn more about the *Wings On The Ground* certification program.
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Our guest tonight is the owner of Rainbow Wings Consulting, Kim Peters McAllister. Kim is an Angel Light Messenger; Certified Life Coach thru Leadership Worx; Certified Angel Card Reader thru Doreen Virtue and Radleigh Valentine; and an ordained minister thru LEWA (Light and Energy Workers Association~same as Cathy!)
Kim says, "I am a regular mom and wife, an ordinary person having extraordinary experiences." She will be talking about her very personal and unique mentoring and readings, her contact with angels, guides, and ascended masters, and her own Near Death Experience.
Listen in to receive Kim's special offer!
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Meet Blanche Mcallister Dykes of Donald Lawrence & Company!
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First segment: Blanche Mcallister Dykes of Donald Lawrence & Company
National Recording Artist Blanche McAllister- Dykes is a member of the Grammy nominated group, Donald Lawrence & Company. She is known for being the lead vocalist on several songs performed by Donald Lawrence & Company, including gospel hits, "These Nails" and "Spiritual". Although she is known for singing, she actually made her start in theater and drama. She was recently featured the stage play, "Confessions of A Good Man" - Walking on Water (WOW) Productions.
Second segment: Emily Claudette Freeman
Author Emily Claudette Freeman boldly and openly shares a little over a dozen dreams that have powerful spiritual messages in her book, When I Danced With God.
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Richmond's own J.T. Logan joins us to talk about his upcoming release: Renovate.
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The McAllister Code Author Steve McAllister
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Steve McAllister was born and raised in Sarasota, Florida. After attending three different high schools and three different colleges, trying countless different career paths and living in several different locations, Steve was diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder at the age of twenty-nine.
With a degree in Psychology from Mars Hill College and Film Production Technology from Valencia Community College in Orlando, Florida, Steve produced the documentary Attention Deficit Disorder: Life at a Different Pace. He has since produced other such films as The Tide From Red to Blue, Yearning for Light, and Lesson Learned.
In 2001, Steve followed up his debut novel Descent by venturing out on the road to write his travelogue The Rucksack Letters. By car, hitchhiking, and motorcycle, Steve traveled through twenty-six states, visiting various communities ranging from a Buddhist monastery and yoga ashrams to hippie communes and New York City. The book was initially published electronically through emails as he traveled. The first edition was put into print in 2006 and a revised edition is expected in 2010.
Steve has also performed in his one man show The Rucksack Cabaret, in the Manatee Players' production of Hank Williams: Lost Highway as the iconic songwriter, Banyan Theatre Company's production of Moon for the Misbegotten and the debut of Jenny Beres' new play Hay Day in July 2009.
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The Student Information System (SIS) is your central location for all your information (personal, academic, financial, etc). It is also the "launching point" to all the other services MCC offers. SIS provides you access to your EasyLogin information, academic records, course schedules & registration, online add/drop courses, final course grades, as well as financial aid & payment information.
How do I get to SIS?
The direct link to SIS is https://sis.mccnh.edu/
There are two main routes to get to SIS without bookmarking the specific URL. You can reach SIS from any page on this website by using the Quick Links section above, or scroll down to the footer below to Student / Web Tools and click on the Student Info. System (SIS) link.
How do I log in to SIS?
- Select "Enter SIS (Secure Area)".
- You will have to enter your User ID and PIN Number.
- Your User ID is your Student ID number (include the "@").
- By default, your PIN Number is one of the following...
- Your six digit date of birth in MMDDYY format. (For example, if your birthday is April 7, 1984, then you would enter "040784")
- Your last six digits of your Student ID number. (For example, if your Student ID number is @12345678, then you would enter "345678")
- Click the "Login" button.
** For security purposes, first-time users will be prompted to change their default PIN Number ** - Re-enter your default PIN Number.
- Pick a new PIN Number. It must be any combination of six numbers, no letters. You will have to enter it twice to confirm.
- Click the "Login" button.
- Now you'll have to create a security question and answer. Enter a question, such as "What is my favorite color?"
- Enter your answer. Keep it simple.
- Click "Submit" to access your SIS account.
If you forget your PIN, you can enter your Student ID and select "Forgot PIN?". This will prompt you to enter the correct answer for your security question. Your password will return to the default (date of birth in MMDDYY format - OR - last six digits of Student ID numebr).
Changing your SIS password
Once you have setup SIS for the first time, you can return to SIS and update your PIN Number at any time.
- Log in to SIS.
- Click the "Personal Information" tab.
- Click the "Change your SIS PIN" link.
- Enter your old PIN and your new PIN
- Click the "Change PIN" button.
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You're now at the homepage for SIS. You'll see three tab categories: Personal Information, Student, and Financial Aid.
- Personal Information - Includes your college email and password, EasyLogin access information, security question, addresses and phone numbers.
- Student - Select the "Student" tab to register for classes, add/drop classes, review your class schedule, see your final grades, and make payments. Download the SIS & Registering Checklist
- Financial Aid - If you are receiving financial aid, this tab provides you with information regarding your status and loans.
Explore the Student Information System and become familiar with its content. You will need to use SIS not only over your entire stay at MCC, but even afterwards (i.e. requesting transcripts).
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If you have any problems logging in to SIS, submit an IT Help Desk ticket or visit the IT Help Desk in Library.

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Monday, March 26, 2012
Mulberry Lane...
Frida Gustavsson for swedish Elle is my ultimate inspiration for Autumn not only is she disturbingly beautiful!! but the crushed mulberry lipstick and oversized scalloped edge collars are making it a little hard to live without! (DIY???)
Adding to my list of to do's for the season these photos are encouraging me to give my hot rollers another chance! hopefully singed fingers wont ensue!
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This rare limited edition cibachrome photograph of William S. Burroughs by Kate Simon was debuted during SHOWstudio's exhibition of portraits of the writer. The piece has been released as an edition of 5 and is signed, number and dated by the artist
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Your Neighborhood News Online
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February 5, 2013 at 7:00pm — 8:30pm
| 200 Glen Ave | Millburn, NJ 07041
Posted December 10, 2012
30 million people suffer from a clinically significant eating disorder at some time in their life, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, or an eating disorder not otherwise specified (EDNOS). These disorders are serious, biologically based illnesses that are increasing among our youth, are linked to other addictive behaviors, and can lead to severe, chronic conditions, and even death. Meanwhile, society's focus on curbing obesity can be very confusing, and even detrimental.
Via panel discussion and Q&A with experts, you will learn:
• How to recognize the signs and symptoms of an eating disorder
• The role of the family as a support for someone who may be struggling
• The impact on the family when a loved one is suffering
• About health consequences and chronic conditions that can be caused by eating disorders
• How to help prevent eating disorders in those who may be vulnerable
• How to protect your loved one from triggering social and peer pressure
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Falls City Restaurant & Pub
So you're coming to Ohiopyle, PA...looking for a place to hang out? Get some good grub? Find a fantastic selection of beer? Welcome to the pub! If you're in Ohiopyle - this is the place to be. Great food, great folks.
As you either know, or perhaps expect, Ohiopyle is a bit of a sleepy town. From November through March, you will share the beauty of the State Park and the service at the pub with few others. It's a fantastic time to visit! April through October is a different story. Plenty of new friends to make, sun shining, whitewater rafting on the mighty Yough River and of course....great food, music and fun at the pub.
Staff Top Menu Picks:
Chicken Wrap
Salmon Wrap with a Lemon Aioli Sauce
Kale & Quinoa Salad with a side of mango salsa
Rapture IPA
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Running the Falls
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The incident recalls another one on May 17, 1987, that has been used as further ammunition by those who would see Barber as a dangerous character.
On that day Barber walked out of a Winn-Dixie in neighboring Mangonia Park and saw three men about to get in a fight. He walked across the parking lot and told them to stop. Two of the men got in a car and drove away. (The third threw a brick at his departing cohorts.) Barber drove away, but, as he was doing so, he noticed that the Mangonia Park police had pulled over the two would-be combatants in their car. Barber stopped to watch in his Mazda RX-7.
A rookie cop named James Carr looked across the median and saw Barber, in civilian clothes, blocking traffic in the far lane, peering at him.
"I became unprofessional myself, and I told him to move the fucking car, loud enough where I think half the neighborhood could hear me," Carr would say in testimony later, adding: "It's the only accurate definition. I shouldn't have cursed at anybody."
Carr walked over to Barber's Mazda. A shouting match ensued. Barber tried to get out of his car. Carr shoved the door back on him, crushing or not crushing Barber's foot, according to whose account you believe. Soon the two cops were standing chest to chest, screaming, Carr having removed his nightstick from his belt. Things calmed down after Barber finally identified himself as a fellow officer and flashed his badge. But not before he said, in his own recollection: "If you hit me with that baton and I'm not under arrest, I'm going to blow your brains out."
A few minutes later, Carr's supervisor showed up. Everyone walked over to a nearby McDonald's, hashed things out, and apologized to one another. "We didn't kiss and make up, but we made up," Barber says. "It was thought to be over." Dean Combs, Carr's partner: "It was basically just a good verbal confrontation. They were both acting pretty unprofessional."
Many years later Barber's purported death-threats against Carr and Walker, coupled with another one against a superior officer, found their way to the Florida Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission. On December 28, 1995, a hearing officer for the commission, after lengthy consideration of various witnesses' testimonies, recommended dismissal of all the charges against Barber, calling them, in essence, tempests in teapots. But of course, during the intervening years, Barber was the subject of three internal investigations regarding this incident, which remain on his record today.
For the past eight months, Barber has been on paid administrative leave in connection with yet another, even more bizarre, incident. Last year he was set upon by a police dog that left several serious bite wounds to his legs. The attack occurred during a botched arrest of a car thief one night in the roughest part of town. Barber says he believes the attack was intentional on the part of fellow officers.
A few weeks after the event, Barber received a call from one of his superior officers -- one whom he had previously been accused of threatening during a verbal altercation not witnessed by anyone else. The lieutenant wanted assistance with an escaped bull that had wandered away from its pasture on the far western fringes of the city.
On the way to the call, Barber says, he started feeling dizzy and nauseous. He had trouble facing up to the task of corralling the bull, and wound up in a verbal confrontation with his supervisor. Today he accuses the department of foot-dragging in its investigation of the incident -- until the investigation is concluded, Barber can't demand a hearing; until he gets back to work, he can't earn the substantial overtime pay on which many cops rely. A psychologist recently declared that Barber has suffered from posttraumatic stress disorder related to the dog attack but is now fit for duty.
Meanwhile he's staying busy coaching football and basketball and considering whether to join a class-action lawsuit his best friend has filed against the city and against the Police Benevolent Association. Both men were instrumental in leading a recent campaign to vote the union out of power and bring in a new union they believe will better represent them. The lawsuit alleges that the union and the city engaged in a pattern of harassment and intimidation against black officers, failed to adequately back them in disputes with the department, and helped undermine their promotion.
After living in West Palm Beach, Barber has moved back to Riviera to be nearer to his four children. He says he'll be back at work soon and has no plans for any career other than law enforcement. In five years, if he survives them, Barber will be eligible for retirement. He says other departments have declined to hire him based on a reputation for trouble that precedes him everywhere.
"Basically I've dared to ask the question, 'What about us?'" Barber says. "When Italian-Americans stick up for themselves, they're Italian patriots. When Jewish-Americans rally to their own interests, they're Jewish patriots. But for some reason, we're militant or antiauthoritarian or stubborn, we're everything but positive when we stand up for ourselves."


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With a third of the season behind us, 2006 has already had its fair share of winners and losers - plus some outright surprises - among the 11 Formula One teams. We take a look at which teams fit into which camp, in constructors' championship order...
1st Renault - 78 points:
The 2005 championship-winning constructor began the season with high expectations, although many reckoned that Fernando Alonsos defection to McLaren in 2007 might have a detrimental effect on the team's performance. So far there's been no sign of that, and at the moment any other team hoping to put in a serious challenge for either drivers' or constructors' championships is going to have to work harder. Ferrari looked to be getting there, but Renault responded with an ultra-dominant win in Spain. Technical highlights have included brilliant aerodynamics and arguably the best exploitation of Michelin's 2006 tyre compounds. Problems? Only Giancarlo Fisichella's somewhat erratic pace and speed-trap evidence suggesting that Renault's engine may not quite have the power of its Ferrari and McLaren rivals.
2nd Ferrari - 59 points:
Ferrari entered 2006 knowing many expected them to fail, their doubters predicting another year of running-up to mark the end of the superteam that had dominated Formula One racing for the five years prior to Renaults 2005 triumph. Yet, after a wobbly start to the season, a resurgence seems underway, with Ferrari's clearly improved form dramatically illustrated by Michael Schumacher's victories at Imola and the Nurburgring. Tyre supplier Bridgestone seem to have got on terms with rivals Michelin, certainly on medium downforce circuits, and occasional mid-stint graining suggest there's scope for further improvement. Now that Schumacher has proved his appetite for winning is undiminished, the next part of the season should be fascinating - although Alonsos dominant pace in Barcelona means Ferrari know they still have plenty of work to do.
3rd McLaren - 42 points:
If you'd believed the pre-season gossip, this was going to be McLaren's year. Not only have the team finally settled into their new, multi-million pound headquarters, but pre-season testing suggested the MP4-21 was going to be running at the front of the pack. Kimi Raikkonen and Juan Pablo Montoya claimed third and fifth respectively in the first race at Bahrain, but since then the team has struggled to get close to the speed of Renault and Ferrari, languishing 36 points adrift in the constructors' championship. The most obvious problem has been qualifying pace, with Raikkonen's P4 grid spot in Australia the best result of the season so far. By the last round in Spain, the Finn was down in ninth and Montoya 12th, the result being that McLaren came away from Barcelona with just four points for Raikkonens fifth place - a stark contrast to the same race in 2005 when they led from pole to the chequered flag. Must try harder is surely the teachers comment that springs to mind.
4th Honda - 24 points:
The first part of Honda's season has not been without its highlights. Some very strong qualifying performances have proved that, on one-lap pace at least, the team can sometimes mix it with Renault and Ferrari. In the first four qualifying sessions of the year, Jenson Button managed a pole, two seconds and a third. But race pace has been lacking, with Buttons third in Malaysia the best result so far. The biggest technical problem has been related to set-up and tyres, with the team struggling to get heat into their Michelin rubber - hence theyve suffered more than most in terms of performance drop-off when the tyres are cold. There have also been some worrying engine failures, most notably the spectacular failure that cost Button fifth place at the European Grand Prix when he was within sight of the finishing line. Looking to the rest of the year the good news is that a happier Rubens Barrichello seems to have found his feet, though finishing nearly a minute down on Alonso in Spain shows just how much the team have to do to improve their pace.
5th BMW Sauber - 12 points
Few people were expecting anything spectacular from the fledgling BMW outfit this season, but several strong performances have helped to establish them at the top of the midfield. Australia has been the highlight to date - with Nick Heidfeld coming home in fourth place and Jacques Villeneuve bagging sixth to net the team eight well-deserved points. Since then things have got tougher, with single points in Europe and Spain showing how stiff the competition has become. The aerodynamics expertise inherited from Sauber will become critical in some of the approaching high-downforce races, and the F1.06 and its Michelin tyres seem to work very well together. Looking forward, holding onto fifth in the constructors' championship looks a realistic and achievable aim.
6th Williams - 10 points;
After a promising start to the season, Williams' championship challenge has faded somewhat, with the team scoring just two points in the last two races. Despite the technical divorce from BMW at the end of last year, Williams were quick to prove they could still be on the pace with Cosworth engines. Mark Webber and new boy Nico Rosberg managed sixth and seventh in the season opener at Bahrain, while Rosbergs P3 grid spot in Malaysia (with Webber right behind) seemed to boost the team's prospects of a top-four championship finish. On the evidence since, however, that looks unlikely as a combination of poor pace and disappointing reliability has dropped the team down the order. Even renowned qualifier Mark Webber was unable to get the FW28 into the top-ten qualifying shootout in Spain and if Williams are to hold off Toyota in the standings they know they need to quickly find improvements.
7th Toyota - 7 points:
A largely miserable start to the season for Toyota, although occasional flashes of brilliance have hinted at much greater potential perhaps still lurking under the surface. 2006 was widely accepted as the Japanese team's make-or-break season, the point at which results commensurate with the vast investment had to be delivered. Things could hardly have got off to a worse start, with Ralf Schumacher and Jarno Trulli managing a dismal 14th and 16th respectively in Bahrain, and shortly afterwards technical director Mike Gascoyne split from the team. Yet things have since improved, with Schumacher's third place in the high-attrition Australian Grand Prix proof of the fundamental strength of Toyotas package. Looking forward, reliability is arguably the biggest issue - not since Malaysia have both cars made it to the finish - and the team will be hoping for better things from the revised TF106B, which makes its race debut in Monaco this weekend.
8th Red Bull - 2 points:
After surprising many with a strong performance last year, Red Bull looked likely to emerge as one of 2006's breakthrough teams. On the evidence so far, that seems increasingly unlikely, as the team have struggled with poor pace and hence find themselves languishing at the back of the midfield with just two points to their name. With five retirements in Australia, San Marino and Europe, simply finishing has been the team's biggest challenge - although 13th and 14th at the flag in Spain suggests that speed remains an issue too. However, don't be surprised if the team's vast commitment to aero development starts to pay dividends as the season progresses.
9th Toro Rosso - 0 points:
The first of the three teams yet to bother the scorers this year, Toro Rosso have at least offered occasional glimpses of potential. Indeed, despite the team's supposed junior status to Red Bull, they have often been very close to their sister team's pace. Respectable qualifying performances have included a couple of forays into the mid-range with two P12s, but race pace has been more elusive, with Scott Speed's ninth in the high-retirement Australian Grand Prix the closest the fledgling team have come to scoring a point. That said, of the bottom three teams, Toro Rosso do seem closest to breaking their championship duck - and that must be the ambition for the next stage of the season.
10th Midland - 0 points:
Midland have been trying hard, but up to now in 2006 their blushes have been spared only by the presence of the Super Aguri team. Qualifying performance remains frustrating - they can get to within a few tenths of rivals Red Bull and Toro Rosso, but are rarely able to better them. And if Midland consider those two teams their benchmark, then the races have been arguably more disappointing, with the Russian-backed squad consistently finishing last or second-to-last among those classified. The team hope that a forthcoming set of revisions to the car will improve competitiveness, but realistically anything more than a tenth-placed finish in the championship will be seen as a good result.
11th Super Aguri - 0 points:
Super Aguri never looked likely to have a particularly successful debut season in Formula One racing, and so it has transpired. A late championship entry, an outdated car and the team's subsequent lack of engineering development have all translated into a distinct lack of on-track performance even compared to the other back markers, with Aguri typically anything between two and three seconds off the pace. Bright spots have been few and far between, with Takuma Sato's occasional strong starts saying more about his skill as a driver than the any real virtue in the car. For original team mate, Yuji Ide, it all proved a little too much. His replacement, Franck Montagny, brings with him extensive Renault testing experience, which could prove invaluable should he end up staying with the team. Other than that, hopes of improved pace rest with an all-new car, due within the next third of the season, though even then finishing anything other than last in the constructors' championship would be viewed as a miracle. Then again, thats what many cynics suggested it would take to get Super Aguri onto the grid in the first place


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Philadelphia, 26 June, 1776.
I HAVE written so seldom to you, that I am really grieved at the recollection. I wrote you a few lines June 2, and a few more June 16. These are all that I have written to you, since this month began. It has been the busiest month that ever I saw. I have found time to enclose all the newspapers, which I hope you will receive in due time.
Our misfortunes in Canada are enough to melt a heart of stone. The small pox is ten times more terrible than Britons, Canadians and Indians, together. This was the cause of our precipitate retreat from Quebec. This the cause of our disgraces at the Cedars. I Don't mean that this was all. There has been want approaching to famine, as well as pestilence And these discouragements have so disheartened our officers, that none of them seem to act with prudence and firmness. But these reverses of for tune Don't discourage me. It was natural to expect them, and we ought to be prepared in our minds for greater changes, and more melancholy scenes still. It is an animating cause, and brave spirits are not subdued with difficulties.
Amidst all our gloomy prospects in Canada, we receive some pleasure from Boston. I congratulate you on your victory over your enemies in the harbor. This has long lain near my heart, and it gives me great pleasure to think that what was so much wished is accomplished. I hope our people will now make the lower harbor impregnable, and never again suffer the flag of a tyrant to fly within any part of it.
The Congress have been pleased to give me more business than I am qualified for, and more than, I fear, I can go through with safety to my health. They have established a board of war and ordnance, and made me President of it, I an honor to which I never aspired, a trust to which I feel myself vastly unequal. But I am determined to do as well as I can, and make industry supply, in some degree, the place of abilities and experience. The Board sits every morning and every evening. This with constant attendance in Congress will so entirely engross my time, that I fear, I shall not be able to write you so often as I have. But I will steal time to write to you.
The small pox ! the small pox ! what shall we do with it ? I could almost wish that an inoculating Hospital was opened in every town in New England, It is some small consolation that the scoundrel savages have taken a large dose of it. They plundered the baggage and stripped off the clothes of our men who had the small pox out full upon them at the Cedars.
- John Adams
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- Letters of John Adams, Addressed to His Wife. Edited by His Grandson, Charles Francis Adams, Volume I, 1841


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By: FireDog on December 20, 2008 - 4:55pm - Add new comment
A Song in honor of some of 2008's more infamous news stories...
Oh give me a home where the buffalo roam And a crazy goat jumped off a bridge. While the goat did not drown, We shot the buffalo down; Now their meat is all safe in our fridge.
Home, home in Bluffton. You can also go hunting kitten. Where the gator once roamed, We are building new homes And cementing the wetlands all in.
Care to add a verse? Join in, we can make it a sing-along...
By: FireDog on September 19, 2006 - 7:43am - Add new comment
Arrr, I be searchin for information on this Pirate Party. Be it a feast or need we pillage for food before said party? Can ye bring small lasses or it is for wenches who be grown full? Or be it, alas, only for them scurvy dogs with maps?
And for ye who be needin some help with pirate talk, set yer course (or cursor) for www.loadingreadyrun.com/showmovie.php?x=480&y=360&url=talklikepirate.movieArrrrson: Git yer own scurvy dog!
By: FireDog on September 15, 2006 - 8:43am - Add new comment
I suggest that in honor of its abundant fluffiness, the newly found planet should be named BT-P-1!!!
In today's national news (p.8) "Astronomers find distant, fluffy world."
Teasing, guys. I'm teasing :-) Happy Friday!
By: FireDog on September 13, 2006 - 4:12pm - Add new comment
How's the Open House going? I could go for some Monster Pizza! ;-)
By: FireDog on September 12, 2006 - 8:33am - Add new comment
Not really, but - have y'all seen that Circuit City has named its revamped tech/service department "Firedog"?!? If people start contacting me for help with their computers or electronics, it won't take long for them to figure out I am so NOT techno savvy!
Reminds me of back in the early '90's when the whole leaking silicone breast implant thing started... Apparently a doctor's 1-800 hotline had the same 7 digit number as my husband's cell phone. He was getting tons of calls a day from distraught women looking for advice.
By: FireDog on September 11, 2006 - 7:23am - Add new comment
I posted this last year and want all our firefighters to know I haven't forgotten...
By: FireDog on August 29, 2006 - 2:22pm - Add new comment
Hi all - I just got back from New York & wanted to let y'all know I couldn't help but think of you :-)Fluffy's Cafe
By: FireDog on August 14, 2006 - 8:09am - Add new comment
Do you "judge a book by its cover?" You grew up hearing this expression. You repeat it to your kids. But do you practice what you preach?
I'm not talking about negative judgments based on race or ethnicity – that's just bigotry. I'm talking about the "package" in which someone presents him/her self. Hairstyle. Clothing. Type of car. Accent.
What associations do you make between these admittedly superficial aspects and someone's lifestyle, morals, etc? What do you judge of the book by its cover?
By: FireDog on August 11, 2006 - 8:43pm - Add new comment
So I'm driving along this afternoon and WHAM I get hit with a coupla great (I think)ideas for BT bumper stickers...
"Don't blame me, I'm not ObnoxiousWit."
"I'm not ObnoxiousWit. Are you?"
***OW, I wouldn't tease if I didn't think you'd actually be flattered! Or if I thought you couldn't handle it :-)
Have a great and safe weekend everyone!
By: FireDog on August 4, 2006 - 12:07pm - Add new comment
I've been outta town again and wanted to catch up on what I might of missed... but there's no way I can read it all!! Blogs with outrageous numbers of comments seem to have been the norm recently! Who can sum up the most important, controversial, informative, funny, or down-right ridiculous blogs of the past week?


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J. Cole - Forbidden Fruit Feat. Kendrick Lamar
Forbidden Fruit J. Cole Feat. Kendrick Lamar
Here goes J. Cole's highly anticipated record "Forbidden Fruit", featuring Kendrick Lamar. Track off Cole's upcoming album "Born Sinner", dropping June 18th.
The cut was released on Thursday, June 6th, 2013. J. Cole continues to impress with each new leak, and Forbidden Fruit is no exception. It's strengthens J. Cole's already impressive body of work, which has seen positive change over the years. We're most definitely anticipating J. Cole's next offering.
Hear more of J. Cole on New York Times, featuring 50 Cent & Bas. If you're down, make sure to visit J. Cole's profile page for the newest info, news, songs, and mixtapes.
How's the chemistry here? Can you dig it?
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"Me and my bitch, took a little trip
Down to the garden, took a little dip
Apple juice falling from her lips took a little sip
Took a little sip, took a little sip
...took a little, took a little, took a little sip
Ey yo, I walked through the valley of the shadow of death
When niggas hold tec's like they mad at the ref
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House Mother Kanye is back on his thug misses kick. Fuck a dime, he's a silver dollar.
During an interview with BBC Radio 1, Kim Kardashian's line sister anointed himself the Number One Rock Star on the planet.
Until I get approved for a Marshalls credit card I have no reason to dsagree. Remember, his presence is a present.
"People are gonna look at this interview and say 'hey, I understand what he's talking about'. People are gonna look at this interview and say 'I don't like Kanye, he looks mad, I don't like his teeth," HMK explained to TV presenter and radio DJ Zane Lowe.
"We the real rock stars and I'm the biggest of all of them. I'm the Number One rock star on the planet."
For the sake of all those involved I really hope a tiara comes with that title. Check out snapshots of HMK and his baby mama partying with Oprah and Diddy at a birthday party for Jimmy Iovine's girlfriend late Saturday after the jump.


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Xenia OH: The ARCA Truck Series made its only stop of the 2013 season Friday at Kilkare Speedway. A field of thirteen trucks took the green flag for the Ed & Company 100 lap feature. Cody Quarrick led the first first twelve counters before giving way to Oakwood OH driver Levi Mansfield. Mansfield had his Legend Batteries truck set up perfectly as he continued to lead. Shawn Szeo made several attempts to pass Mansfield but came up just short each time. Chad Poorman ran the lead duo down but could only watch as Mansfield took the checker just ahead of Szep. Ken Kirsch Jr, and Quarrick rounded out the top five. Fan favorite Bobby Dale Earnhardt, son of NASCAR driver Kerry Earnhardt finished 10th after a brush with the wall while running 6th. Dave Jackson set a new track record during time trials.
The late model feature saw Germantown's Justin Alsip pick up his fourth feature of the season as he took the lead on lap ten from Tyler Mahaffey. Alsip's White Allen Cheverolet backed machine won by a large margin over Don Mahaffey, Cody Robinson, Bill Burba and Mike Ward. Alsip was fast qualifier and won the dash for a clean sweep. Tyler Mahaffey was the winner of the heat race.
The street stock feature had a familiar name all smiles in victory lane. Tipp City OH driver Jamie Sites drove his Indian Lake Raceway backed Camaro to his sixth win in nine starts. Jim Lewis, Josh Longstreth, David Stump and Travis Digges rounded out the top five. Longstreth was fast qualifier, with David Stump taking the dash.
The modified feature saw another Germantown OH all smiles after the checker, as Bill Burba pushed his WestChester Permit backed racer to his second win of the season, Jack Jones was second, with Dave Barnhart third, Logan McPherson fourth and Arlis Williams fifth. Derek Weatherhead was fast qualifier, with Barnhart taking the dash.
The compact feature was a wild event with three cars going for the win. Dwayne Snyder just edged out fast qualifier Paul Holley and Tony Cottrill. Nick Barrett was fourth with and Ryan Barrett fifth.
Cottrill was the dash wiiner.
ARCA Truck Series (100 laps)
Feature: 1. Levi Mansfield 2. Shawn Szep 3. Chad Poorman 4. Ken Kirsch Jr. 5. Cody Quarrick 6. Brad Yunker 7. Al Berry 8. Eddie Vallette 9. Danny Jackson 10. Bobby Dale Earnhart 11. Devin Moore 12. Mike Senica 13. Jerry Harlan
Late Models:
Fast Qualifier: Justin Alsip 13.676
Dash Winner: Justin Alsip
Heat Winner: Tyler Mahaffey
Feature: 1. Justin Alsip 2. Donald Mahaffey 3. Cody Robinson 4. Bill Burba 5. Mike Ward 6. Ryan Fleming 7. Terry Scherz 8. Tyler Mahaffey 9. Russ Bobb
Fast Qualifier: Derek Weatherhead 13.866
Dash Winner: Dave Barnhart
Feature: 1. Bill Burba 2. Jack Jones 3. Dave Barnhart 4. Logan McPherson 5. Arlis Williams 6. Derek Weatherhead 7. Grant Gamble Sport Stocks:
Fast Qualifier: Josh Longstreth 15.415
Heat Winner: David Stump
Feature: 1. Jamie Sites 2. Jim Lewis Jr. 3. Josh Longstreth 4. David Stump 5. Travis Digges 6. Marcus Melzer 7. Bo Hoelscher 8. Jacob Heckman
Fast Qualifier: Paul Holley 14.848
Dash Winner: Tony Cottrill
Feature: 1. Dewayne Snyder jr. 2. Paul Holley 3. Tony Cottrill 4. Nick Barrett 5. Ryan Barrett 6. Steve Barnhart Sr.


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Written by Denis Gorman |
Monday, 04 June 2012 01:19 |
The Los Angeles Kings head home for Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final with a two-game lead and a whole lot of confidence thanks to dynamic play from their best players and solid goaltending from Jonathan Quick.Darryl Sutter was in the Prudential Center press conference room gushing about the individual acts of athletic genius authored by Drew Doughty and Jeff Carter 15 minutes after the Los Angeles Kings took a two games to none series lead over the New Jersey Devils.Well, as much as a Sutter gushes. "Good to see him score, right? So good to see him score," Sutter said of Carter's game-winning goal in the Kings' 2-1 overtime win Saturday night. Los Angeles' wins at the Prudential Center in Games One and Two were 2-1 overtime triumphs. Sutter then praised Doughty's Scott Niedermayer-esque spectacular end-to-end rush that put the Kings up 1-0 midway through the first period. "[Drew] made a great play. A 200-foot play, right? One of those coast-to-coast things," Sutter said. "You'll look at [the highlight a] lot of times. Win or lose, that's a great play." Since the Kings have made great plays in the first two games, they have a stranglehold on the 2012 Stanley Cup Final entering Monday night's Game 3 at the Staples Center. The credit is due to the Kings' best players outplaying the Devils' stars. Doughty, Carter, Anze Kopitar, Mike Richards, and Dustin Brown have three goals, four points and a plus-five rating in the first two games. The quintet was also credited with 48 shots attempts and 21 hits. Simply the Kings' core players were dynamic in Games 1 and 2 and that meant Jonathan Quick merely had to be good. Quick, the Conn Smythe front-runner, faced 50 shots in the first two game and made 48 saves, very few of which could be categorized as difficult. Anton Volchenkov in Game One and Ryan Carter in Game Two were the only Devils to solve Quick. He has a 14-2 record with a 1.44 goals against average and a .947 save percentage in the playoffs. "I think the impression would be the same as anybody that follows the game," Sutter said when asked about what he has learned about his core players during Friday afternoon's media availability. "You know they're skilled and you know they're really character guys that work hard. So it really hasn't changed. I think I knew that going in, and it's pretty much the same. I wasn't wrong." While the Kings are brimming with confidence seemingly with every shift, the Devils have been forced to go back to basics. Getting the puck deep into the offensive zone and forechecking was their theme in the days following the Game One loss. They lived up to their words and generated 33 shots and 67 shot attempts Saturday night. But the majority of New Jersey's attempts in Game 2 were either from the periphery or unaided by traffic in front of Quick. Neither is a successful formula for goal scoring. Yet the Devils attempted to apply that principle to their traditional modus operandi. Following the loss, all that was left to do was offering platitudes. "We had our chances," lamented Adam Henrique. "We all need to do a better job of creating offense," offered Zach Parise. "We just have to regroup and get ready for Game 3. We just need to come ready to play in Game 3 and play desperate," Stephen Gionta said. "I think we need to keep getting traffic to the net, keep getting pucks to the net, and hopefully the bounces will go our way." You can follow us on Twitter @HockeyPrimeTime and @DenisGorman. |


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Williams announced on Monday that their chairman Adam Parr will depart the team at the end of the week. Parr joined Williams as chief executive officer just over five years ago to assist team founder Frank Williams.
I asked Adam to join Williams at the end of 2006 to support me in the running of our team, said Williams. Over five years, Adams achievements have surpassed my expectations and I must thank him for his service. Not least for the decisive role he played in the technical changes made last year which are beginning to show through in the teams improved competitiveness this season, and for leading this company to a successful IPO.
Adam leaves us on good terms to pursue a better balance in his life for which I wish him and his family well. He has left us in good shape and I have every confidence that the Board and senior management team at Williams will continue to drive the business forward into a promising future.
Nick Rose, ex-CFO of Diageo PLC and currently a non-executive director of Williams Grand Prix Holdings and two FTSE100 companies, has been appointed non-executive chairman. Majority and controlling shareholder Frank Williams will continue to oversee the company with the support of shareholder and non-executive director Toto Wolff, CEO Alex Burns and the rest of the board.
I am very grateful to Frank for giving me the opportunity to work for Williams over the past five years - a period that has been both challenging and rewarding, said Parr. Williams is a unique team with over 500 great-hearted and talented people and many superb partners in and out of Formula One. Williams is now set up to move forward and I wish everyone at Grove well.
After a disappointing 2011 season, the British team have enjoyed a strong start to 2012 and scored eight points at Sundays Malaysian Grand Prix, courtesy of Bruno Senna, who finished sixth.
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