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Timeless quality with unmatched design, this deskside personal shredder is the perfect solution for delivering the peace of mind you want …and the maximum performance you deserve for your home office. Ideal for 1-2 users, the Classic 90.2cc tears through 6 sheets of paper per pass, creating 603 cross-cut/confetti-cut particles per page and can also shred staples & paper clips. To empty the 6.6 gallon bin, simply remove the top cover. This paper shredder has an automatic start/stop feature and on/off switch with integrated reversing function. The solid steel cutting cylinder is made from 100% solid steel allowing for high cutting capacities and is wear-resistant ensuring long life.
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NEW ORLEANS -- The BP oil leak could be completely contained as early as Monday if a new, tighter cap can be fitted over the blown-out well, the government official in charge of the crisis said Friday in some of the most encouraging news to come out of the Gulf in the 21/2 months since the disaster struck.
Crews using remote-controlled submarines plan to swap out the cap over the weekend, taking advantage of a window of good weather following weeks of delays caused by choppy seas.
''I use the word 'contained,''' said retired Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen. '''Stop' is when we put the plug in down below.''
Two relief wells are still being drilled deep below the seafloor to intercept the ruptured well and seal it up permanently with mud and cement, a job that may not be completed until mid-August.
The cap now in use was installed June 4 to capture oil gushing from the bottom of sea, but because it had to be fitted over a jagged cut in the well pipe, it allows some crude to escape into the Gulf. The new cap -- dubbed ''Top Hat Number 10'' -- is designed to fit more snugly and help BP catch all the oil.
During the installation, the gusher will get worse before it gets better. Once the old cap is removed, oil will pour into the Gulf unhindered for about 48 hours while the new one is put in place, Allen said.
BP also worked on Friday to hook up another containment ship called the Helix Producer to a different part of the leaking well. The ship, which will be capable of sucking up more than 1 million gallons a day when it is fully operating, should be working by Sunday, Allen said.
The government estimates 1.5 million to 2.5 million gallons of oil a day are spewing from the well, and the existing cap is collecting about 1 million gallons of that. With the new cap and the new containment vessel, the system will be capable of capturing 2.5 million to 3.4 million gallons -- essentially all the leaking oil, officials said.
The plan had originally been to hook up the Helix Producer and install the new cap separately, but the favorable weather convinced officials the time was right for both operations.
''Everybody agrees we got the weather to do what we need,'' Allen said. He said the calm weather is expected to last seven to 10 days.
The past 80 days have seen the failure of one technique after another to stop the leak, from a huge containment box to a ''top kill'' and a ''junk shot.'' The latest approach is not a sure thing either, warned Louisiana State University environmental sciences professor Ed Overton.
''Everything done at that site is very much harder than anyone expects,'' he said. Overton said putting on the new cap carries risks: ''Is replacing the cap going to do more damage than leaving it in place, or are you going to cause problems that you can't take care of?''
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Hampstead 7401. Dear Miss Haldane As I already have mentioned to you the portrait of Lord Haldane is an expression of my respect & friendship towards Lord Haldane. If the Trustees of the National Portrait Gallery have the desire to acquire, it will certainly give me every satisfaction. |
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Sheriff J. Austin Daniel said that 45-year-old David St. Germain, a trusty, pulled the chain-link wire mesh of an exercise yard fence apart Sunday night, allowing him to reach an animal control pen. Daniel said St. Germain then pulled razor wire apart at the top of another fence to escape.
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There is a billboard on the way into Providence 95N on the Thurbers ave, Curb saw yesterday....put up by a guy named Sheeler for US Senate.. according to his website...http://www.carlsheeler.com/ his background is: Formerly a U.S. Marine Corps combat & staff officer and training instructor. Presently a business owner and financial expert witness for the past 14 years...
I forget who said this, but it's true. Democrats can't resist a military leader who will lead them from battle.
Democrats: WWI (victory), WWII (victory), Vietnam, Kosovo (victory), Korea (stalemate), Cold War (stalemate) Republicans: Vietnam (Nixon pulled us out), Desert Storm (stalemate), Cold War (victory), Iraq (ongoing) If you want a real war, BlueTalon, why go with the wimpy Republicans? The Democrats are far better at war, though we don't rush into it like today's Republicans do.
OK, OK! I stand corrected. TODAY'S Democrats can't resist a military leader who will lead them away from battle. (and I'll amend that, too. Today's Democrat party, not individual Democrats...)
If the masturbation classes are taught by a female, then I'd like to be an observer. Sign me up for get Bush also.
No, it's just a matter of picking your battles. Getting Bush out of the White House and into federal prison should be the battle worth fighting. Iraq? Not so much.
Today's Democrats are basically like "Timmy" from South Park, they are basically crippled and can only say one phrase "BUSH BAD!"
Hey one of my best friends is captain in the Air Force reserve and also a realtor, I guess that a stupid billboard qualifies him to be a senator also.
Sure, your friend the reservist and realtor can be a Senator, we have a drunk and failed businessman as President.
And you're only a teensy bit biased, right? What it means is that if there is anyone with any time in service who spouts a liberal line (particularly an anti-war line), Democrats glom on to that person. A classic example is John Murtha. He served in the Marine Corps for a few years, then spent a bunch of time in the reserves. When he proposed an immediate withdrawal from Iraq, he was everybody's war hero all of a sudden. Wesly Clark, same thing. John Kerry, same thing. It doesn't matter how intelligent they are or what their policies might be -- the fact that they are liberal and have military experience automatically makes them more credible to Democrats than anyone on the other side of the isle.
I'm extremely biased against our President! But that's by his own actions. Everyone is biased one way or another, it's only biases that exist before the facts are studied that are bad.
MASS has a drunk for a senator Virginia has a KKK Kleegle Wizard Cross Burner for a senator and we have an ex president that put out a contract on a womens cat and had the cat whacked because she was going to tell that he grabbed her t!ts in the White House. :rocker:
No I doubt it. Not a former KKK member Not a carpetbagger Did not commit vehicular homicide Did not divorce a wife with a disease so he could marry an ultra-rich woman Won't be appointed by governor I guess he is SOL, oh well
Well, I was biased against Bush's conservative agenda, but I won't cut off my nose to spite my face if you know what I mean. If I agree with Bush on something, I'm not going to disagree with it because I hate something else of his. You don't know me well enough to give me that much credit, but I judge things on their merit.
Putting him next to the two draft dodgers running this country, who can't wait to send men to die when they did everything other than smoke pole to get themselves excused, and you're damn right.


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Hey guys I have a stock 06 prerunner and im about ready to pull the trigger on a suspension build. I am trying to do it as cheap as possible (buying used). Right now i just picked up a set of camburg 4 in spindles used for $600 and i couldn't pass it up. What else do i need to start the build? What are the steps i need to take? What are the stages i should do it in? Ive been reading the forums and i am reading that i should wait on UCAs, get new shocks, will need wheel spacers, and all sorts of stuff. What do i really need to get this show on the road?
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Rain didn't stop play at Rusland Show
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TORRENTIAL downpours were not going to stop a rural community in Cumbria enjoying its 130th annual show.
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Only the two world wars and the foot-and-mouth outbreak have cancelled Rusland Show over the decades, so the rain was not a problem.
Visitors and competitors braved the weather to head to Whitestock Meadow for a fantastic showcase of horticulture exhibits in the marquees, a children's pet show and fancy dress competition.
There were also fine displays of Cumberland and Westmorland wrestling, hound trailing and track and fell races, and a tug of war contest between local Young Farmers groups.
Barrow and Furness Striders were well represented in track and fell races. Junior members Joseph Wilkinson, 14, and Jake Cooper, 12, came away with a clutch of trophies.
Joseph, of Ulverston Victoria High School, won the boys 90m sprint, 200m, 400m and he was sixth in the 800m. He said: "I've been happy with my races. The weather has been bad, but it's good to support local events."
Jake, of St Bernard's Catholic High School, won the junior athlete of the day trophy, with his points from a win in the 800m, seconds in the 1,600m and 90m sprit, and thirds in the 400m and fell race.
He said: "I feel privileged to have won this prize."
Tom Gibbs, 41, of Backbarrow was the senior athlete of the day, winning the senior 1,600m and coming second in the 400m, fell race, and five mile race. He said: "I'm surprised but pleased. It's nice to come and support your local event, especially on days like today."
Jill Bruce, of Lincolnshire was visiting family in the area and attended the show with them.
She said: "It's been a brilliant event, but the weather has been terrible.
"We enjoyed the fancy dress competition. My two-year-old granddaughter, Amelia, got a second prize dressed as a lamb."
Show secretary, Antony Meanwell, said: "This says a lot for the local community. You can see by the amount of people who have turned out today that they still wanted to support this."
RUSLAND FIVE MILE FELL RACE: 1 (1st V40) Paul Dugdale V40 Kendal AC 32.34, 2 (2nd V40) Tom Gibbs V40 Ambleside 33.18, 3 Carl Edmonds M Black Combe 35.01, 4 (3rd V40) Paul Knowles V40 Ambleside 35.04, 5 Stuart Edmondson M Horwich RMI Harriers 35.41, 6 Oscar Meanwell M Borrowdale 35.46, 7 (4th V40) Darren Fishwick V40 Chorley 35.49, 8 Ben Proctor M Helm Hill 35.56, 9 Robin Tuddenham V40 Todmorden 36.24, 10 Olly Fielden V40 Cumberland 36.41, 11 Harvey Lord M unattached 37.04, 12 Paul Upton M Helm Hill 37.28, 13 Simon Stanway V40 Barrow & Furness 38.04, 14 Dave McNaught V40 Hutt Valley Harr. NZ 38.07, 15 Jack Simpson M unattached 38.45, 16 Bryan Houghton V40 unattached 38.46, 17 Richard Evans M unattached 38.48, 18 (1st V50) Stephen Carr V50 unattached 40.09, 19 Adam Lackey M unattached 40.39, 20 Chris Fellows V40 Black Combe 40.45, 21 Trevor Gaunt M unattached 40.53, 22 Stuart Robinson M Telford Harriers 41.47, 23 (2nd V50) Chris Schofield V50 Helm Hill 42.07, 24 Mark McGlincy V40 Keswick 42.21, 25 James Carradice M Helm Hill 42.51, 26 (1st Lady) Evelyn Dugdale LV50 Kendal 42.52, 27 (2nd Lady) Helen Woodley F unattached 43.26, 28 (3rd V50) Len I'Anson V50 Borrowdale 44.47, 29 (4th V50) Paul Wakefield V50 unattached 44.49, 30 Andrew Gittins V50 Black Combe 46.43, 31 (3rd Lady) Victoria Upton F Helm Hill 47.26, 32 (1st V60) Kevin Pike V60 unattached 47.77, 33 (2nd V60) Robert McKeever V60 Black Combe 48.43, 34 Simon Filmore V50 Lakeland OC 48.57, 35 (2nd LV50) Alizon Taylor LV50 Fell Ponies 49.27, 36 (3rd V60) Ian Conway V60 Glaxo Hoad Hill 50.51, 37 (4th V60) Andrew Smith V60 Lakeland OC 52.53, 38 Richard Stokes V60 FRA 53.18, 39 Stephen Taylor V40 Fell Ponies 54.08, 40 David Binks V60 Allithwaite 55.59, 41 (1st LV40) Natalie McNaught LV40 unattached 56.22, 42 (2nd LV 40) Rachel Mills LV40 unattached 56.47.
SHORT SENIOR FELL RACE: 1 (1st V40) Paul Dugdale V40 Kendal 13.45, 2 (2nd V40) Tom Gibbs V40 Ambleside 13.52, 3 Paul Knowles M Ambleside 15.12, 4 (3rd V40) Darren Fishwick V40 Chorley 15.13, 5 Adam Crowe M Ambleside 15.23, 6 (4th V40) Anthony Meanwell V40 Borrowdale 15.5, 7 Brendan Bolland V40 Horwich 16.42, 8 (1st Lady) Heidi Murray F Helm Hill 18.14, 9 (2nd Lady) Sue Ross F Black Combe 20.15, 10 (3rd Lady) Alizon Taylor LV50 Fell Ponies 22.09, 11 Steve Taylor V40 Fell Ponies 25.23.
UNDER 17 FELL RACE: 1 (1st boy) Oscar Meanwell Boy Borrowdale 9.31, 2 (1st girl) Heidi Murray Girl Helm Hill 10.46, 3 (2nd Boy) Hector Meanwell Boy Borrowdale 12.01, 4 (2nd girl) Saffron Rawcliffe Boy unattached 17.03.
UNDER 14 FELL RACE: 1 (1st boy) Jake Shuttleworth Boy Ambleside 6.37, 2 (2nd boy) Ashley Albas-Brindle Boy Madrid 7.11, 3 (3rd boy) Ben Nurse Boy Abbey 7.18, 4 Shane Bond Boy CFC 7.29, 5 Jordan Rawlins Boy unattached 7.37, 6 Robert Albion Boy Broughton Runners 7.59, 7 (1st Girl) Georgia Cooper Girl Barrow & Furness 8.02, 8 Thomas Edmonds Boy Lakeland OC 8.13, 9 Joseph McNaught Boy Hutt Valley Harriers 8.2, 10 Dan Sanderson Boy unattached 8.56, 11 Richard Rawlinson Boy unattached 9.13, 12 (2nd girl) Leah Albion Girl Broughton Runners 9.28, 13 James Mason Boy unattached 10.49, 14 (3rd Girl) Leah Clough Girl unattached 10.5.
UNDER 12 FELL RACE: 1 (1st boy) Liam Bond Boy CFC 6.31, 2 (2nd boy) Ryan Bond Boy CFC 6.42, 3 (3rd boy) Jake Cooper Boy Barrow & Furness 6.45, 4 Connor O'Hara Boy Hoad Hill 6.52, 5 (1st girl) Kate McNaught Girl Hutt Valley Harriers 7, 6 Harvey Cooper Boy Barrow & Furness 7.23, 7 Jake Wood Boy unattached 7.32, 8 (2nd Girl) Carrie Tyson Girl unattached 7.49, 9 (3rd Girl) Olesia Winder Girl unattached 8.13, 10 Alisha Bond Boy CFC 8.14, 11 Tessa Knowles Boy Ambleside 9.49, 12 Kade Gaunt Boy unattached 11.21.
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I'm asking since the droid pro hasd pretty stiff keys. After playing with my brothers motorola admiral the keys felt nice and light to press. Just wondering if the droid pro+ and the admiral have the same keys. Not big deal, ill find out myself tomorrow but would like to know in advance
It depends on the age of the device, in my experience the newer a device, the tighter and stiffer the keyboard. The older the device, the more broken in the keyboard feels. At least that's how it was with my QWERTY keyboards on my blackberries.. yep I used to use those things.. lol DROID RAZR MAXXIMIZED!!!! XPARENT BLUE!!!
Yeah but when I felt my brothers admiral it felt nice..like blackberry keys nice lol. I loved my droid pro but I remember the keys just being a tad bit hard to press on. I'm using this cheap virgin mobile venture and it'd be a decent phone if the keys weren't so hard to press down on
I'm a bit late to reply but.. the keys are pretty darn stiff on the droid pro plus.. the motorola admiral has way better keys


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424 S.E.2d 484 (S.C. 1992)
David H. LUCAS, Respondent,
SOUTH CAROLINA COASTAL COUNCIL, Appellant.
Supreme Court of South Carolina.
November 20, 1992
In 1986 David H. Lucas (Lucas) purchased two oceanfront lots on the Isle of Palms, South Carolina. At the time of purchase, both lots were zoned and suitable for single-family residential construction. Prior to Lucas's commencing construction on these lots, the Legislature of this State enacted the 1988 Beachfront Management Act, S.C.Code Ann. §§ 48-39-10 to -360 (Supp.1991) (1988 Act). Under the 1988 Act, South Carolina Coastal Council (Coastal Council) was charged with establishing new baselines and setback lines for the coast. Id. § 48-39-280(C). Lucas's lots are entirely seaward of the baseline and setback line drawn for the area in which Lucas's property is located. Thus, as a consequence of the 1988 Act, Lucas was restrained from constructing any more than a walkway or small deck on his property. Id. § 48-39-290.
Lucas filed a summons and complaint in which he alleged that the 1988 Act constituted a permanent taking of his private property without just compensation. The trial judge held that the 1988 Act did constitute a permanent, total taking of private property without just compensation in contravention of the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution and Article I, Section 13 of the South Carolina Constitution. Coastal Council appealed.
During the pendency of the appeal, but after briefing and oral argument before this Court, the 1988 Act was amended to authorize Coastal Council to issue "special permits" for the
construction of habitable structures seaward of the established baseline. S.C.Code Ann. § 48-39-290(D)(1) (Supp.1991) (1990 Act). This Court declined to dismiss the action to determine whether Coastal Council would issue a special permit to allow Lucas to build a habitable structure under the 1990 Act. Instead, we elected to dispose of the case on its merits. A majority of the Court determined that the 1988 Act sought to prevent serious public harm and thus was a permissible restriction of the use of Lucas's property. Lucas v. S.C. Coastal Council, 304 S.C. 376, 404 S.E.2d 895 (1991). Accordingly, the majority held that Lucas had not suffered a "regulatory taking" entitling him to compensation. Lucas appealed this ruling to the United States Supreme Court, and that Court granted certiorari. 502 U.S. 966, 112 S.Ct. 436, 116 L.Ed.2d 455 (1991).
The United States Supreme Court reversed our opinion on June 29, 1992 in Lucas v. S.C. Coastal Council, 505 U.S. 1003, 112 S.Ct. 2886, 120 L.Ed.2d 798 (1992). The United States Supreme Court ruled that Coastal Council had advanced no State interest sufficient to justify the total regulatory taking of Lucas's land, and that, in fact, "[w]here the State seeks to sustain regulation that deprives land of all economically beneficial use, ... it may resist compensation only if the logically antecedent inquiry into the nature of the owner's estate shows that the proscribed use interests were not part of his title to begin with." Id. at ----, 112 S.Ct. at 2899, 120 L.Ed.2d at 820. The Court remanded this issue to allow Coastal Council the opportunity to "identify background principles of nuisance and property law" by which Lucas could be restrained from constructing a habitable structure on his land. Id. at ----, 112 S.Ct. at 2901-02, 120 L.Ed.2d at 823.
The inquiry does not end here. The Court also noted that, pursuant to the 1990 Act, Lucas may apply for a special permit to build seaward of the baseline. Clearly, Lucas has been only temporarily deprived of the use of his land if he can obtain a special permit to construct habitable structures on his lots. The Court discerned, however, that our decision to dispose of the case on its merits "practically and legally" had precluded Lucas from asserting a claim with respect to his having been temporarily deprived of the right to build prior to the 1990 Act. Indeed, absent the Court's intervention and reversal
, Lucas would have been unable to obtain further state-court adjudication with respect to a temporary taking. Id. at ----, 112 S.Ct. at 2891, 120 L.Ed.2d at 810. Accordingly, the remand of this case from the United States Supreme Court has created for Lucas a cause of action for the temporary deprivation of the use of his property, unless Coastal Council can demonstrate that Lucas's intended use of his land was not part of the bundle of rights inhering in his title.
We have reviewed the record and heard arguments from the parties regarding whether Coastal Council possesses the ability under the common law to prohibit Lucas from constructing a habitable structure on his land. Coastal Council has not persuaded us that any common law basis exists by which it could restrain Lucas's desired use of his land; nor has our research uncovered any such common law principle. We hold that the sole issue on remand from this Court to the circuit level is a determination of the actual damages Lucas has sustained as the result of his being temporarily deprived of the use of his property.
In this regard, we grant leave to the parties to amend their pleadings and present evidence of the actual damages Lucas has sustained as a result of the State's temporary nonacquisitory taking of his property without just compensation. See, e.g., Corrigan v. City of Scottsdale, 149 Ariz. 538, 720 P.2d 513, cert. denied, 479 U.S. 986, 107 S.Ct. 577, 93 L.Ed.2d 580 (1986) (limiting recovery to actual losses where regulatory taking is temporary balances public and private interests). We direct the trial judge to make specific findings of damages appropriate to compensate Lucas for his temporary deprivation of the use of his property. To this end, we do not dictate any specific method of calculating the damages for the temporary nonacquisitory taking. Accord, Poirier v. Grand Blanc Township, 192 Mich.App. 539, 481 N.W.2d 762 (1992) (no formula or artificial measure of damages applicable; amount to be recovered is generally left to discretion of trier of fact). We do find, however, that because Lucas was unable to assert a temporary taking claim until the United States Supreme Court overturned our prior disposition of the case, and because Lucas has been unable to act pending our order on remand, that Lucas has suffered a temporary taking deserving of compensation commencing with the enactment of
the 1988 Act and continuing through the date of this Order.
We are aware that, once Lucas applies for a special permit pursuant to the 1990 Act, Coastal Council could deny the special permit or place such restrictions on the permit that Lucas might contend a subsequent unconstitutional taking has occurred. We emphasize that this Order is made without prejudice to the right of the parties to litigate any subsequent deprivations which may arise as the result of Coastal Council's actions in regard to the granting or non-granting of a special permit for future construction.


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Bringing together the Internet and live music (a word people over age 24 use for the noise you hear when you go "offline") is one of the motivations behind Espacio Latino, according to Space manager Alejandro Ferllen. All this, he says, "in the function of everything associated with Latin space: fashion, art, culture, and the beautiful Latina woman." The music offered will not always be rock. In February clubgoers can look forward to a Starmedia encore featuring MDO, the grown-up Menudo. And next week, a modest Ferllen hints, the Latin Ballroom dance competition hosted by lamusica.com might even draw his "personal friend, although not an intimate friend," Chayanne. "I can't be sure," he admits, "but he will very likely be here."
While the romantic balladeer may not need exposure at Espacio, Latin alternative bands like Volumen Cero must make the most of Internet airtime, given the tropical and soft-pop lockdown on Spanish-language radio in the United States. Just how stifling the strictures on Latin pop can be is made evident out on the patio where Volumen fans throng the bar, slurping up mojitos until the free drinks stop at midnight. Beneath a white silk parachute strung across the dance floor, the Hammadi Bayard y Doble 9 quintet is executing the kind of exquisite jazz and intricate riffs that the saxman and his brethren never get the chance to play when they earn their keep backing up the likes of Chayanne and Ricky Martin.
"I so often play things I don't like for the money," confesses the sought-after veteran of sessions and stage. "I wanted the chance to play what I do like." If you have a hankering for virtuosity, rush to hear Bayard's group while you still can. This is the first of ten guaranteed Thursdays for the quintet's Espacio gig, but the band leader fears he may have miscalculated his audience. "We were pitching the music a little high," he observes of the young club crowd that cleared out of the patio once the mojitos ran out. "I'm going to mount a few more funky numbers, some James Brown," he promises. "We'll alternate between songs that we like and songs that [the audience] will like that we don't dislike," he laughs, illustrating his point with the Cuban expression, "a little bit of limestone and a little bit of sand."
However unexpected the sound of sophisticated Latin jazz at Space, the juxtaposition of Doble 9 with Volumen Cero's driving rock was delightful. Catching Volumen's jagged rendition of "Strawberry Fields" between jazz sets, Bayard's group responded with their own improvised Beatles cover: an expansive interpretation of "Come Together" revved up by the Afro-Cuban percussion of Tomasito Cruz. In the two years since Cruz stayed behind after his band Paulito FG y Su Elite returned to Cuba, the talented percussionist has not hurt for steady work. Rather, like Bayard, he's been looking for something extracurricular to satisfy his soul. His old bandmates will be back in town this Thursday to kick off Paulito's Getting to Know You U.S. tour. The popular island salsero knows a thing or two about the difficulty of breaking into commercial U.S. radio and about the need to mix limestone and sand. Tonight's show will feature material from his latest recording, Por Amor, which has only been released for the Cuban market and only on cassette. Hoping to reach a larger audience outside Cuba, Paulito subtracted much of the sabor of his signature timba and added elements of pop salsa to make his music more radio-friendly to international ears.
"Radio-friendly" is the catch phrase for another local Latin alternative band making good everywhere but here. Bacilos are back in town to regroup between tours in Puerto Rico, Colombia, Spain, Ecuador, and Argentina as they promote their self-produced, self-titled CD that was picked up and released by WEA Latina last year. Bacilos has done quite well abroad. As Colombian-born frontman Jorge Villamizar points out: "We have radio hits in every other country where the record was released." The market they have yet to break is the United States. While here in Miami, the trio will try to change that, returning to the studio with hit-making superproducer Kike Santander to record a new version of the track "Lo Mismo Que Yo" ("The Same as Me"). Pronouncing the borrowed phrase with care, Brazilian-born bass player Andre Lopes calls this operation "pop polishing."


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World 6,725,804,112
02:15 GMT (EST+5) Sep 25, 2008
U.S. population 306,000,000.
Using my sky charts and a calculator, I figure I could solve this bailout problem right now!
Just give 306,000,000 americans one billion dollars each (tax free) and we would be rich, and wouldn't care what they did with the rest!:D
I'm good with that.
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Series tied 1-1 (as of 4/10)
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8:10 PM ET, April 10, 2010
Chase Field, Phoenix, Arizona
PHOENIX -- Zach Duke's scheduled start was pushed up, putting Pittsburgh's best pitcher against Arizona ace Dan Haren.
It turned out to be a smart move.Akinori Iwamura and Jeff Clement homered off Haren, and Duke limited the Diamondbacks to four hits over seven innings in the Pirates' 6-3 victory Saturday night.Duke threw six scoreless innings before Mark Reynolds hit a monster two-run homer some 476 feet onto the patio in front of the Friday Front Row Sport's Grill in left field, the seventh-longest home run at Chase Field."He crushed it," Duke said. "That's all there is to it."Duke (2-0) struck out only two and walked two but baffled Arizona's batters into groundouts and popouts."He got balls on the ground, was consistent, changed speed," Pirates manager John Russell said. "That's what Zach's capable of doing, and he pitched a really good game."Counting the last four innings of his opening day victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers, the left-hander threw 10 straight scoreless innings before Reynolds emphatically ended the streak.The Diamondbacks love to hit fastballs, and Duke kept them off balance with a steady diet of off-speed pitches."We were able to use their aggressiveness against them," he said.Haren (1-1) was off his game from the start, giving up five runs in the first four innings, capped by Iwamura's two-run homer in the fourth."I left a lot of balls over the middle of the plate, too many pitches up in the zone," Haren said. "That's not a recipe for success. I made some adjustments as the game went along but I dug myself too big a hole to get out of it."The Pirates hit the ball hard for the second game in a row, only this time they weren't right at defenders."Of all the big league parks I've played in, just seeing the ball this is by far the best," Clement said. "The batter's eye is just huge out there."Earlier in the fourth, Ronny Cedeno doubled over the head of left fielder Conor Jackson to bring in a run. Clement hit a leadoff homer in the second.Octavio Dotel pitched a scoreless ninth for his first save in his first opportunity.The Diamondbacks had the bases loaded and no outs in the eighth but came away with just one run on Tony Abreu's sacrifice fly. Brendan Donnelly struck out Justin Upton, and left-hander Javier Lopez fanned Adam LaRoche to end the inning.Arizona catcher Miguel Montero left in the second inning after injuring his right knee running out a grounder to the pitcher. He was trying to avoid Duke's tag when he landed awkwardly just before reaching the bag.Diamondbacks manager A.J. Hinch said the knee didn't have a lot of swelling or pain, but Montero said it was uncomfortable. An MRI was planned."Anytime you talk about knees, it's scary," Hinch said, "but we'll hope for the best and act accordingly."Before Reynolds' big home run, the only hits off Duke were singles by Abreu in the first and Reynolds in the fifth.Haren, who gave up a run and three hits through seven innings in his opening day win against San Diego, allowed six runs -- five earned -- and nine hits in 6 2/3 innings. He had nine strikeouts and two walks, throwing 108 pitches. He fanned Ryan Doumit four times.Game notes
Arizona RHP Brandon Webb is scheduled to play catch Monday for the first time since receiving a cortisone injection on March 30. Webb has had a slow recovery from shoulder surgery. ... The Pirates improved to 3-8 at Chase Field over the last four years. ... Abreu started his first game for the Diamondbacks. ... Duke, who also started 2-0 last season, won consecutive games for the first time since last May 17. ... Counting last season, Haren has allowed five earned runs in five of his last six starts.
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Regular Season Series
Scoring Summary
1st | L Milledge singled to center, A Iwamura scored. | 1 | 0 | |
2nd | J Clement homered to right (410 feet). | 2 | 0 | |
4th | R Cedeno doubled to deep left center, A LaRoche scored. | 3 | 0 | |
4th | A Iwamura homered to right (403 feet), R Cedeno scored. | 5 | 0 | |
7th | G Jones safe at first on error by second baseman K Johnson, A McCutchen scored. | 6 | 0 | |
7th | M Reynolds homered to left (452 feet), A LaRoche scored. | 6 | 2 | |
8th | T Abreu hit sacrifice fly to center, K Johnson scored, R Ryal to third, C Jackson to second on throwing error by center fielder A McCutchen. | 6 | 3 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Chase Field, Phoenix, AZ |
Attendance | 22,400 (46.1% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:45 |
Weather | 84 degrees, cloudy |
Wind | 10 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Mike Reilly, First Base - Eric Cooper, Second Base - Bill Miller, Third Base - Chad Fairchild |


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Renault's much-talked-about wide-angle V10 engine benefited from frequent developments during 2003, to the point that the Fernando Alonso and Jarno Trulli were fighting for regular podiums by the end of the season. Despite this, the team has chosen to abandon the concept for 2004. In a post-season interview with the Renault press department, Bernard Dudot spoke about the engine, the team's performance this year and about life at their Formula One engine plant in Viry-Chatillon.
Q: What is your verdict on the wide-angle engine concept?
Bernard Dudot: In 2003, this power-plant earned its place among a select group of engines that have won a Grand Prix. That is actually quite revealing: bad engines do not win races. I think the result was a fair reward for all the work of the engineers at Viry-Chatillon: they made a huge effort throughout the season, and the taste of victory certainly made up for some of their sleepless nights.
Q: Ten retirements in thirty-two starts: from a reliability point of view, the verdict is not quite as positive. Is that a worry?
BD: It is a fact that we lacked reliability. Had we finished every race in the positions where our cars were running when they retired, we could have been fighting with McLaren until the end of the championship. That is certainly a little frustrating, but we know what caused each retirement. These figures also demonstrate that the concept would not be suited to next season's regulations, which dictate the engine must complete at least 700km with a single block. A change in philosophy was necessary, and we are confident for 2004.
Q: The pace of development quickened in the second half of the season...
BD: Exactly. From Montreal onwards, our pace of development accelerated. Furthermore, as soon as we were sure of our fourth place in the Constructors' Championship, we allowed ourselves to take more technical risks. They did not always pay off, because higher engine speeds place more stress on a large number of components. However, the gain in power between Melbourne and Suzuka was significant.
Q: How many different evolutions did you use?
BD: Between the Australian Grand Prix and Japan, Renault used ten different engine specifications. That's an impressive total, and gives an indication of how hard the team at Viry-Chatillon was working.
Q: From a personal point of view, how was your season?
BD: It was a difficult year, because we were always pushing to the limit: every race was a balancing act between performance and reliability. As an F1 enthusiast, though, I have to say that 2003 was a vintage season, and I think the new points distribution system generated a closer championship. Looking ahead, I believe the new technical regulations will see some more changes in the balance of power, and that the championship will become even more competitive. That's good news for anybody who loves Formula 1.


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text: Cancer survivor's challenge: Give the gift of life this seasonBy Mark Kelly, Special to CNNUpdated 2:03 PM ET, Thu December 13, 2012Mark Kelly reaches for a door prize to give away at the third annual Bob Buechner Holy Cross Blood Drive. Story highlightsMark Kelly survived cancer and a flesh-eating bacteria infectionKelly received donor blood during his treatment for both diseasesHe calls blood donors his "angels" and challenges others to give the gift of life"Giving blood sounds scary." "I don't know if I can do that." "I don't know if I have the time to do that."These are sentiments shared by many, including me at one point in my life. I heard the statistics -- one unit of blood saves three lives -- but the numbers did not touch my heart, did not touch my soul. Then the statistics became personal. My hope is that, by hearing my story and the stories of others, they become personal for you, too.I have a wonderful wife. Linda is a nurse in a neonatal intensive care unit. What she does every day is remarkable and inspiring. I have four amazing children and three grandchildren. They have become the joy and center of my life. I live to indulge and spoil them! (It could be that their parents and I are not quite on the same page on this!) I have a job that I can't wait to get to every morning. All of this is possible because of the "angels" in my life.Shooting survivor says blood donations saved her lifeIn 1969 at my high school sports physical exam, I discovered that I had melanoma, a form of skin cancer. Two years later, the cancer had progressed to Stage 4. I was told there was no available treatment that could help me. I was going to die. I was given two years to live. I had always been a very upbeat and optimistic person, but this prognosis was a blow. Then I received a call from Dr. Douglass Murray at Emory Hospital. He and Dr. William Cassells had developed an experimental cancer treatment that they thought could have an effect on my cancer. I became one of 13 people in this program. Over the next two years, I had surgery, I received chemotherapy and I received the experimental drug. More important than any of that, however, I received the wonderful and loving care of Murray. He was my "angel." After two years, the other 12 people in the group had all died. However, all of us lived longer and more meaningful lives because of the drug, because of Murray, and because when we needed blood during our treatment, blood was there. It can only be there when people like you give.Sickle cell patient won't let disease define herIn summer 1984, God offered me another opportunity for growth. I had a diverticulitis attack, and my colon ruptured. All this was seemingly not a problem until I contracted a very rare infection. At that time, little was known about it, but now it is well known as the "flesh-eating bacteria." I was in the intensive care unit at Emory Hospital for four months. During that time, I went to surgery 18 times. For much of the time, I was on a respirator because I could not breathe on my own. Linda was told that I was simply too sick to live, that I was going to die. During that time, I received 133 units of blood.I lived because of the love and care of my family, my community and my doctors and nurses. They were my "angels." I also lived because, when I needed blood, blood was there. People like you gave. Those who gave were -- and still are -- my "angels."This Christmas season: Give the gift of life. Give someone the ability to hug their grandchild someday. Please give blood. Be someone's "Angel."To learn more about becoming a blood donor or to make a donation appointment with the American Red Cross, visit RedCrossBlood.org.More from usAppeals court rejects another request to move Boston Marathon bombings trial U.S. suspects accused of sending military supplies to terrorists in Syria, IraqMan makes giant 'Hulk' sculpture out of snowPowered by Livefyre


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(I'm sure most of you do though) there is a nice article on wikipedia. (I love actual football talk) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_football_strategy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_football_defensive_schemes And here's an interesting link on zone blitzes explaining zone blitzes. http://espn.go.com/ncf/columns/davie/1430750.html
Decent article, though it should mention the Tampa 2 requires much more coverage by the linebacking unit in general with the outside backers often pinching inside to help defend the short zones, and thus requires far more athletic linebackers to be effective (especially at the edges). Not many teams have used it effectively, besides Tampa, because not many teams have a Derrick Brooks to help out underneath.
this is the kind of stuff that I have beeen advocating to be put on a separate thread or sticky as reference material. I don't know if that will ever happen though.
Here's a great series of educational stuff like that: http://www.footballoutsiders.com/category/ramblings/strategy-minicamps/
the only problem is that it will be back on page 8 next week. A separate forum or a sticky would make it easier for those who are seeking this kind of info.
Patriots-80, I wish there were more posters like you left. Good find! Educating read. Now let's all go back to trading agents home phone numbers and license plates.
Thanks Dryheat for the link. I didn't have that one. Wouldn't it be great PatsNut if a mod would create a sticky post (even if its tucked away in the draft forum) that had a bunch of educational references links?
Heres some more stuff. Gap techniques. I'm fairly certain the Pats letter their holes like this. A gap and so forth. I know I've heard BB dicuss the 3 technique or 0 techinque in the past when talking about a D line player. http://www.fbforyouth.com/gap_techniques.htm Pretty informative site. Lots to read. http://eteamz.active.com/football/instruction/tips/ Bob Davie had some real good stuff for free, but now its all ESPN Insider pay material. Its only $40 or so bucks for the magazine and you get access to his archives. http://sports.espn.go.com/keyword/search?searchString=Bob_Davie&source=l_navbar&rT=sports


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Naseeruddin Shah, whose 'Antigone' opens the MetroPlus Theatre Fest, chats about his passion for the stage...
For over three decades Naseeruddin Shah has been part of Indian film history with brilliant performances in a range of films from his debut in "Nishant" (1975) to his latest"Firaaq" (2009). Yet his involvement in theatre has been remarkable for someone so active in cinema.
As his "Motley" celebrates its 30th year, Shah is in Chennai to open the MetroPlus Theatre Fest with Jean Anouilh's 'Antigone', directed by the legendary Satyadev Dubey. In the team are his first stage partner Benjamin Gilani, and life partner Ratna Pathak Shah.
When Shah met Gilani at FTII, they hit it off straightaway. Later, shooting together in Lucknow for Shyam Benegal's "Junoon" (Obsession) led to indulging in a junoon of their own in staging 'Waiting for Godot' (1979). They drew a mixed response but kept trying to do more from their wish list — Albee, Ionesco, Pinter and Becket. They also explored the Shakespearean and Shavian worlds. Shah was not afraid to follow his ideas, even if they sparked criticism, as when the meaning of Oedipus (swollen foot) gave him the idea of playing the man with a clubfoot. "We were eventually fatigued by the western stuff," he says in a telephone interview. "But where are the Indian plays?" He refers to Vijay Tendulkar, Mohan Rakesh, Badal Sircar, Adya Rangacharya and Girish Karnad only to ask, "Where's the next generation to speak to us here and now?"
Why has he not staged the master playwrights he has mentioned? "I'd love to do Karnad's 'Hayavadana' or Tendulkar's 'Ghashiram Kotwal'. But Dubey and Jabbar Patel have already created their definitive productions. So it is with 'Tughlaq', 'Baki Itihas' or 'Adhe Adhure'!" Shah chuckles in exasperation. Any argument about reinterpretations in today's context is countered with a louder laugh, "I don't flatter myself that I can go beyond Ebrahim Alkazi and Satyadev Dubey."
When Shah stepped into fiction with the works of Ismat Chughtai and Saadat Hasan Manto, he found himself in a different world. Born in Uttar Pradesh, he felt an immediate connection to their small town middleclass setting, recognised and empathised with the characters as with his own family. He was delighted to be able to do 'Ismat Apa Ke Naam' and 'Manto Ismat Hazir Hai' in both Urdu and English.
The spoken word remains crucial to him, but the story telling mode wrought a sea change in approach and technique. "I didn't tamper with the text, simply tried to convey it with clarity and precision. After all, story telling is the oldest form of performance. Now I consider myself more a story teller than anything else." Shah has come to believe in "the actor on the bare stage." Sets, props, frills and paraphernalia actually get in the way. But isn't minimalism dictated more by lack of funds than aesthetic preference? He retorts, "Remember (Jerzy) Grotowski said lack of resources should be theatre's strength, not weakness? We're moving towards that Poor Theatre which is truly rich theatre."
He admits that theatre beyond entertainment has to be tremendously committed to ideologies and causes. "I'd be terrified to attempt street theatre. I don't have those skills or that involvement."
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His voice glows when he recalls his best moment in theatre. "I was an ill-adjusted, withdrawn 14-year-old, certainly not a teachers' pet, with brilliant brothers to make things worse, when I got friends together to put up 'The Merchant of Venice' at school. My first time on the stage, first time of being accepted for myself, feeling the kind of liberation I'd never experienced, a turning point. That was exactly when I knew what I wanted to do for the rest of my life. No doubts since then."
There is also a worst moment to record. For 'Mahatma versus Gandhi' Shah had practised changing in 30 seconds from dhoti to shirt, trousers, socks, shoes and tie. At one show, "I found my fly open. A flash of underwear before I zipped it up!" Nonchalantly?
Like all thespians, Shah has had to give up some dreams. "Only Kamal Haasan can play everything," he laughs. "Nor do I want to display all my wares all the time. I think I've realised now, each time I'm on the stage, it's really a big thing if I make a small contact with my audience."
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