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Rig Rundown - Ted Nugent
August 31, 2012
PG's Tessa Jeffers is on location in Chicago, IL, at the House of Blues where she catches up with Motor City Madman Ted Nugent. In this segment, Nugent talks about his beloved Gibson Byrdlands, using the Peavey 6505 heads, and the few stompboxes from Jim Dunlop and Boss that he's currently using on tour.
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Rig Rundown - Aerosmith's Joe Perry and Brad Whitford
August 29, 2012
In this segment, we get to see Joe Perry's collection of touring gear and Brad Whitford take us through his rig.
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Rig Rundown - Zac Brown Band
August 22, 2012
PG's Jason Shadrick is on location checking out the live rigs of Zac Brown and his guitarists Clay Cook and Coy Bowles.
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Rig Rundown - Steve Vai
August 8, 2012
PG's Rebecca Dirks is on location at Steve Vai's Harmony Hut studio in Los Angeles. In this video, Steve shows you which of his signature Ibanez guitars he's taking out on tour and which made an appearance on his latest album, how he uses his signature Carvin Legacy Amps, and why the Axe-FX II has replaced most effects in his rig.
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Rig Rundown - Unknown Hinson
July 31, 2012
PG's Chris Kies is on location in Des Moines, IA, at Wooly's where he catches up with the king of country western troubadours Unknown Hinson. In this segment, the Kang talks about his signature Reverend Guitar, using the Fender Super-Sonic 100 head and matching cabinet, Vox ValveTronix digital effects process, and what's his ideal wumern.
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Rig Rundown - Sonny Landreth
July 25, 2012
PG's Shawn Hammond catches up with slide master Sonny Landreth. In this Rig Rundown segment, Landreth shares his Strat mods and road amps, and demonstrates his favorite pedal combinations.
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Rig Rundown: Roger Waters' The Wall Live
July 18, 2012
We were lucky enough to spend an afternoon behind the bricks of Roger Waters'' The Wall Live, chatting with guitarists Dave Kilminster, G.E. Smith, and Snowy White, along with techs Tim Myer and Colin Lyon.
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Rig Rundown - Bush's Chris Traynor
July 4, 2012
PG's Chris Kies is on location in Moline, IL, at the iWireless Arena where he catches up with Bush's guitarist Chris Traynor. In this Rig Rundown segment, Traynor talks to us about his favorite Gibson guitars, and his newly-setup Fractal Audio Axe-FX II rig.
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Rig Rundown - DragonForce's Herman Li and Sam Totman
June 27, 2012
PG's Rebecca Dirks meets up with DragonForce's Herman Li and Sam Totman who give her the rundown on the gear that they're using on their Power Within Tour.
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Rig Rundown - Red Hot Chili Peppers' Flea
June 3, 2012
PG's Rebecca Dirks is On Location in Rosemont, IL, at the Allstate Arena where she catches up with Tracy Robar, tech for the Red Hot Chili Peppers' bassist Flea. In this Rig Rundown, we get to see what Flea is currently using on the I'm With You Tour, which includes Modulus Basses, Gallien-Krueger amps and cabs, GHS Strings, and various pedals from MXR, Malekko, Moog, and Electro-Harmonix.
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Chopped green pepper, onion, pimiento, corn, green beans, and green peas lend a flavorful and varied taste to this make-ahead vegetable salad. Serve in ramekins for an innovative touch.
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Bring first 3 ingredients to a boil in small saucepan over medium heat; cook, stirring often, 5 minutes or until sugar dissolves. Remove dressing from heat, and cool 30 minutes.
Stir together chopped bell pepper and next 8 ingredients in a large bowl; gently stir in dressing. Cover and chill salad for 8 hours. Serve with a slotted spoon.
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2013 AJAC Awards - Hyundai Santa Fe 2.0 T Declared 2013 Canadian Utility Vehicle Of The Year
TORONTO, Feb. 14, 2013 /CNW/ - In an early morning press conference at the opening of the Canadian International Auto Show in Toronto, the Hyundai Santa Fe 2.0 T was declared the 2013 Canadian Utility Vehicle of the Year by the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada (AJAC).
" The Santa Fe is one of our most important vehicles in this market. So, when Hyundai decided to redesign the vehicle, we really wanted to get it right," said Steve Kelleher, President and CEO, Hyundai Auto Canada Corp . "The Santa Fe competes in Canada's growing crossover segment, so for it to win Canadian Utility of the Year is vindication for all the effort Hyundai designers and engineers invested into the project. The Santa Fe trades on the latest Hyundai hallmarks, including great styling, fuel efficiency, quality, value and safety. We couldn't be more proud of the award AJAC has honoured us with today."
The Hyundai Santa Fe 2.0 T was also the winner of the "Best New SUV / CUV ( $35,000 - $60,000) class". Eleven "Best New" category winners were eligible to compete for the top honours of being either overall Canadian Car of the Year or Canadian Utility Vehicle of the Year. The category winners were announced last October during the association's annual vehicle evaluation event known as "TestFest."
Eighty of Canada's top automotive journalists spent four intensive days in Niagara-on-the-Lake conducting back-to-back comparative testing of 180 "all new" or "significantly new" 2013 vehicles. This was no easy task. Their vote results were determined from more than 40,000 individual data points established in the testing program. And, before submitting their ballots, the AJAC journalists completed almost 2,000 individual road-tests during TestFest, comparing vehicles back-to-back on the same roads under the same conditions. These tests were conducted as part of AJAC'S mission to serve consumers by providing them with factual, objective information, versus just personal opinion. Shell Canada is the official fuel supplier of the event.
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Foreign objects on airport paved surfaces can pose serious risks, from damaging tires or engines to causing a major catastrophe. See what airports do to ensure that objects and debris don't interfere with air safety.
Aviation accidents after 9/11 brought about a reminder of how we must all learn about and address aviation safety.
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also won the Tampa Bay Championship last season. He missed the cuts in his previous four starts on tour. Sergio Garcia and K . J . Choi tied for second. They each shot 67. Aaron Baddeley was fourth at 13 under after a 69. ENCOMPASS CHAMPIONSHIP GLENVIEW, Ill
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HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) Jim Furyk finished off a second-round 66 Saturday to join K . J . Choi and Ben Martin tied for the lead halfway through the rain-delayed RBC Heritage. Furyk, the 2010 champion, was among 65 golfers
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the opening day but carded 74 in the second round, rediscovered his rhythm in perfect conditions on Saturday. Australia's Jason Scrivener shot a 67 to sit tied for sixth at 5 under, while K . J . Choi was another stroke back after a 70.
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the Australian who won the last of his three PGA Tour titles in 2011. ''But you have to be patient.'' Sergio Garcia, K . J . Choi , Scott Langley and Michael Putnam were tied for third at 11 under. Garcia had a 65, Choi shot 69, Langley 70 and Putnam
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a double bogey and a bogey in the second round at TPC River Highlands. Michael Putnam (63), Harris English (64) and K . J . Choi (65) were a stroke back. First-round leader Brendan Steele had a 69 to top the group at 9 under. Patrick Rodgers, the
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par-5 sixth, holing a 37-foot putt from just off the green. Baddeley had six birdies and a bogey in a 65. Sergio Garcia, K . J . Choi , Scott Langley and Michael Putnam were tied for third at 11 under. Garcia had a 65, Choi shot 69, Langley 70 and Putnam


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Diane Carman has a column in today's Denver Post recapping Colorado's history on abortion. At the end, she quotes the Rev. Charles Milligan, a long time champion of choice in Colorado who helped create an "underground railroad" to Mexico in the 60's for women who wanted abortions. Carman writes,
Milligan remains an unflinching advocate for a woman's right to choose. But at 87, once again he's deeply concerned about the lives, the health and the legal status of women in Colorado. "Our enemies are rabid," he said. And soon they will hold a majority on the highest court in the land.Carman is referring to Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers, who from all accounts, personally opposes abortion. But she is wrong to imply that Miers would vote to overturn Roe v. Wade or otherwise retract a woman's right to choose. Even Texas Supreme Court Justice Nathan Hecht, the Administration's top spinner of Miers, and her close friend and sometimes romantic partner of the past 30 years, who was with Miers the night she decided to become a born-again Christian, warns that Miers' faith and personal beliefs should not be taken as a sign she would vote to change this settled law.
"You can be just as pro-life as the day is long and can decide the Constitution requires Roe" to be upheld, he said.Law Professor Marci Hamilton agrees: In any event, she is clearly not an ideologue who has devoted her life to the goal of overturning Roe....What will happen if (and when) Miers's personal independence is combined with the independence of the judiciary? I think one can expect that she will not follow political guidelines, but rather, keep her own counsel and make her own, independent decisions.


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I just finished Sleeping Dogs, and had a great time with it. It was my Dead Island of 2012.
Think about it, both games came out after the mid-year drought. Both were relatively under-the-radar in terms of press coverage. Both were fairly well received as fun yet flawed open world games. And both hit the same spot for me; giving my something pulpy and loose to enjoy before the bigger releases of the year start arriving.
I hear rhetoric that "B Games" are dead, but I think that this game fits perfectly into that middle-class tier. This game is really flawed, and lacks a lot of polish but when it works it's exhilarating. And that's what I want from my B games: you don't have to deeply immerse me in a world or it's fiction. Just entertain me for 10 hours and I'll gladly recommend you to my friends.


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Medication Overuse Headache
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Episodic migraine is a disabling painful disease that can affect the normal function of daily routine activities such as performance at work and school, and home and social relationships. In addition to the physical disability during migraine, between attacks many patients experience a condition referred to as interictal burden, which can present as pre-event worry about future attacks and can result in the anticipatory use and/or overuse of acute care medications. The overuse of medication can often lead to medication overuse headaches (MOHs) and chronic migraine. Unfortunately, patients, and even some physicians, are often unaware of this phenomenon. Therefore, it is important for knowledgeable physicians to raise awareness and to address the risks of medication overuse with their patients through effective communication. Future management of medication overuse should include detoxification and a comprehensive programme that includes the use of preventive medications such as sodium valproate (divalproex sodium) and topiramate in order to reduce dependency on acute care medication. Also, MOHs may be most effectively managed with the initiation of preventive treatment prior to detoxification, in addition to the decreased use of acute care medication. A long-term treatment plan, including behavioural therapy, migraine preventive medication and appropriate acute care therapy, may be optimal in treating patients with MOHs.
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Volume 22, Issue 12 , pp 995-1004
- Cover Date
- 2008-12-01
- 10.2165/0023210-200822120-00003
- Print ISSN
- 1172-7047
- Online ISSN
- 1179-1934
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- Springer International Publishing
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Articles By Rabbi Avi Weinstein
My Killer, My Brother
The instruction not to provoke the descendants of Esav reminds us that despite strife, there is always potential for family members to reconcile.
And The Loveliest Of All Was The Unicorn
The many interpretations of the Tachash remind us to look beyond surface appearances for spiritual intensity.
Biblical Affirmative Action: Noah As A Product Of His Generation
The talmudic discussion of Noah's righteousness sheds light on our understanding of affirmative action.
Where was Moses?
The hero of the Exodus is absent from the Passover account
Some Days Count More Than Others
The days between Passover and Shavuot are a time of great vulnerability and profound opportunity.
What's In A Miracle?
The miraculous experience of the Exodus and redemption inspires us to seek the miraculous presence of God in our daily lives.
No Pain, No Gain And No More Manna
The manna was not only a gift of food and sustenance, but also a tangible sign of God's relationship with the Children of Israel.
Bezalel, Standing In The Shadow Of God
Bezalel's wise-heartedness was his ability to merge the practical with the contemplative.
Where Was Sarah?
Sarah's death illustrates the flaw of attempting to impose perfect justice on an imperfect world.
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Like damn near everybody else at this point, he could give two fucks about it. Sitting with DJ Drama, he speaks on the infamous list, his new single with Miguel, Lil Wayne's Dedication 4 cut and more.
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everyone says mtv doesn't represent hip-hop, or the list is meaningless, but here's another article about it and another MC voicing his opinion about it, even though he's half joking about it, he's making it relevant by trying to discredit it.
that list is a fluke, rick ross but no t.i?
Whats up with this soundcloud bullshit? Just saying
marty mcfly nobody on this site likes you go kill yourself. and stop ruining the legacy of Michael J. Fox and pick a new name you faggot
I know I'm a faggot, I just can't help it. I realize nobody likes me in real life so I try to find acceptance online but clearly it isn't working. I'm wrapping the rope around my neck as we speak
I only troll marty because I hate myself and im really a fag that gets emotional when I see marty comment. Im concerned about if people like him or not more then he is cause im a bitch myself. Oh well, I'll just homotroll him cause he's better then me and im mad. #The Owning never dies...
than*. Sorry I can't spell either. I just can't do anything right
the only people that have a problem with marty are the ignorant ,narrow minded, all caps writing 18 year old typehipsters. the type to post impersonating as someone and type out homosexual fantasies and tell people to kill themselves over music opinions because they cant articulate a logical argument . the rest of us welcome his presence. we need a balance for the ignorant hipsters.
^^^ Appreciate it pimpin. On another note @Shake & Meka, when ya'll gonna give me like my own post or something? Like on a Saturday or Sunday or some shit where I can just spazz out on all the dope/wack songs of the week? Just saying
I really want to see Cole succeed, but dude is being a little to passive IMO. There was once a time where the Drake/Cole comparisons were prevelant but Drake has eclipsed him as far as fame is concerned. I don't know what is taking dude so long to take off.
@wqw quit fronting we all know you're marty giving yourself props using another name. We don't believe you, you need more people!
^^^ Nah, I dont need to play around like that. Dont hate on me, be mad at yourself.
I'm not marty. Just a regular on the site who observes all the ignorance on these comments. but if it helps you sleep better you can tell yourself im marty. An IP check would disappoint you tho
Coles drunk lol. And making death threats ain't a good look either lmao


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We wanted to see the moa and minneapolis! The price was great, the room looked as great as the pics on line! Clean and comfty! The beautiful white comforter was soft and comfy also! The hot tub was amazing!! It was the perfect distance to all the places we wanted to see! We want to come back and stay!!! - Anonymous
We liked the easy check-in. Friendly staff, clean room, spacious bathroom, nice furnishings. I left an item in the room after check out and the security staff had lost and found contact me right away. He told me they had found my item, but it was thought to be trash, and was thrown away by housekeeping so ended up in teh garbage. He dug it out of the garbage, but it was actually ruined by liquid, so I didnt ask for it to be returned to me. Very nice gesture by the lost and found staff. - Anonymous
This was the first time our family has gone to the Mall of America and because of our hotel experience, we will definatly be taking this trip again. From the moment we checked in til we checked out, customer service was outstanding. The shuttle to the mall was an awesome feature because parking was a nightmare. I - Anonymous
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Editor's Note: The following excerpt contains mature language and adult situations.
"I had a bit of a disaster morning. It won't happen
again," I said, relieved that my voice came out steady.
I had never been late, not once, but leave it to him to
make a thing of it the first time it happened. I managed
to slip past him, put my purse and coat in my closet,
and power up my computer. I tried to act like he wasn't
standing in the doorway, watching every move I made.
"'Disaster morning' is quite an apt description for
what I've had to deal with in your absence. I spoke to
Alex Schaffer personally to smooth over the fact that
he didn't get the signed contracts when promised:
nine a.m., East Coast time. I had to call Madeline
Beaumont personally to let her know we were, in fact,
going to proceed with the proposal as written. In other
words, I've done your job and mine this morning.
Surely, even with a 'disaster morning' you can manage
eight a.m.? Some of us get up and start working before
the brunch hour."
I glanced up at him, antagonizing me, glaring, arms
crossed over his broad chest—and all because I was an
hour late. I blinked away, very deliberately not staring
at the way his dark tailored suit stretched across his
shoulders. I had made the mistake of visiting the hotel
gym during a convention the first month we worked
together and walked in to find him sweaty and shirtless
next to the treadmill. He had a face that any male
model would kill for and the most incredible hair I've
ever seen on a man. Freshly fucked hair. That's what
the girls downstairs called it, and according to them, it
earned its title. The image of him wiping his chest with
his shirt was forever burned into my brain.
Of course, he'd had to ruin it by opening his mouth:
"It's nice to see you finally taking an interest in your
physical fitness, Miss Mills."
"I'm sorry, Mr. Ryan," I said with just a hint of bite.
"I understand the burden I placed on you by making
you manage a fax machine and pick up a telephone. As
I mentioned, it won't happen again."
"You're right, it won't," he replied, cocky smile
firmly in place.
If only he would keep his mouth shut, he'd be perfect.
A piece of duct tape would do the trick. I had
some in my desk that I'd occasionally pull out and
fondle, hoping someday I could put it to good use.
"And just so you don't allow this incident to slip
your memory, I'd like to see the full status tables for the
Schaffer, Colton, and Beaumont projects on my desk
by five. And then you're going to make up the hour
lost this morning by doing a mock board presentation
of the Papadakis account for me in the conference
room at six. If you're going to manage this account,
you're going to prove to me that you know what the
hell you're doing."
My eyes widened as I watched him turn away, slamming
his office door behind him. He knew damn well
that I was ahead of schedule with this project, which
also served as my MBA thesis. I still had months to finish
my slides once the contracts were signed . . . which
they weren't—they hadn't even been fully drafted.
Now, with everything else on my plate, he wanted
me to put together a mock board presentation in . . .
I looked at my watch. Great, seven and a half hours,
if I skipped lunch. I opened the Papadakis file and got
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I felt we were the second best team in the east going into the playoffs. That's where we finished. [STRIKE]So I was satisfied with our finish[/STRIKE]. [STRIKE]So I figured Flip would be retained[/STRIKE]. But when we got to Boston in the playoffs, I thought we were ready to win. My take is that the players quit on the coach after 10 wins, just like they did 3 seasons in a row.
Why did they choose that point to quit? They seemed to be playing hard in G5 of the ECF when they were going for win 11. They were poorly led, (see qtr 2 and that's an understatement) but played hard if not stupidly. To a post you made a while back, how did Flip hold the team together the last few years?
Game 5, Series tied 2 games each. Team has enough wins. Now it's time to plan the Dump Flip Strategy. Players look stupid in game 5. Players quit in game 6, 4th quarter. Mission accomplished. Players played well during the regular season to insure good salaries maintained and raises paid. Players stop at win #10 each playoffs to plan Flip's goodbye.
But that's the players doing stuff (Hatching a 3 year plan to get rid of Flip?). To refresh, you said something along the line of, 'this is the year we figure out Joe held on to the core for 1 year too long and that Flip had held them together all this time'. I am trying to figure out what you think he did to galvanize them? He was a strong leader, creative, that sort of thing. I say this not to attack or belittle you, but because I can't really think of one thing he brought to the table. I guess I do think the players quit to an extent, but that was from a realization that Flip couldn't help them and not as a result of a character flaw(s) that they all(?) have.
I think the players were glad to get rid of LB to an extent. They wanted to prove that they could do it without Larry. In walks Flip. His contribution is more psychological than tactical at first. His offensive sets were very good, but the team seemed to turn on him. I think this happens more and more with the modern athlete. The closeness of the players suggest many were in on wanting him out. Chuck Daly stated that Flip was a good coach and was doing the best he could with what he had. I think his lack of strong-arming his players is a good answer for veterans during the regular season, but the players have to bring it during the playoffs. I hope this helps...
you either need a brown style coach... or a hard nosed player leader aka isiah/beer during the bad boys era. we never really had that, Ben was close but not enough... and when he left, there was nothing in player or coach to be that task master or force that pushed the team.
Wouldn't that be a prime reason to get rid of Flip? (Since it's it's his job to lead), and if you have weak internal leadership (which i'm not saying we do), then you would need an external leadership force? You can't trade every player, and nor should you for a coach that's proved he can't lead/get it done, and a group that's proven when someone pushes them they respond (and have gotten it done) I'm not opposed to conspiracy theories, but that's too much of a stretch for me. The players looked crushed, angry, frustrated, and who's to say they wouldn't have been traded before Flip was fired? I doubt they're all such good actors. edited to add; You know the off season is boring when this is all we have to talks about LOL
Someone made a good point today over on Det News saying that in Flip's time here he never had a player he just played because he was his type of guy, a guy who would show Flip's way via example. In his 3 years Flip could never make it his.
I was just so upset at the continued playoff miss that I sometimes let my emotions speak. It's not that I wasn't thinking, but Flip really gets ripped around here. It's hard to put all of this on the coach. Sometimes I just see too much negativity towards Flip and I just want the players to get their share of the blame. I have much less knowledge about basketball than you. I enjoy the game but don't see all of the nuiances that many here can spot. It just seemed to me that they quit on the coach. As much it was my gut reaction to watching them play as knowing all the ins and outs of the game.
At least now we have motivational firepower against Boston and Cleveland. Just hope we don't meet Orlando, 'cause we've done well against them the past two seasons in the playoffs.
I don't think they quit on him...I don't think they ever played for him. Flip was more of a figurehead coach and the guys pretty much did what they wanted. With the possible exception of CB, I don't think any of the core respected Flip from the very beginning. JMHO
Yea, Chauncey's the one who gushed over the new offense, and the new found freedom he'd get. Just curious...If he was not liked so much by the players, I wonder why Joe liked him so much ??? What did Joe see in him ???
Just let us fans have our voodoo idol to stick pins in, now that he's gone. It's healthier than doing it to the players that are still here...
You and me both. We're just on opposite sides of what we think went wrong. I truly don't think it had anything to do with Joe and alot more to do w/ Bill D, money, the fact that he had to pay both RC and LB, and maybe that it would be a bad PR for the organization that they basically had a revolving door going. Flip was just caught in all that; otherwise he would've been gone a long time ago.
I think if it hadn't been for the fact that the door had revolved so much in the Dumars era that flip would be gone after the 1st season. As long as Flip has been a coach he wasn't going to change who he was after the first year of playoffs.... we knew what we had and it wasn't going to get the job done. But if we had fired him after the regular season he gave the NBA we would have been ripped by everything and everybody.


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Bravo Company just suspended taking orders on complete rifles until further notice due to backlog folks. If it's happening to them, you know full well others are going to soon be doing the same.
What part of 'shall not be infringed' confuses people?
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Damn. Do you know if it's just complete rifles, or uppers too?
Not necessarily true, BCM runs low on stock a lot and has suspended complete ARs and lower sales in the past. They have done so to keep up on contract orders. I remember waiting a month for a 14.5" LW upper, getting the "in stock" email, and the next morning they were out of stock again. When you produce one of the best values on the market this stuff happens. I would speculate they sell more uppers that complete ARs and it may just be a business decision. I'm sure some of the "end of the world" types are fueling the influx in sales but lets see what happens before we add to the fire. Who knows.


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Pardon Me; My Name Is Tariq Aziz. May I Speak to You, Please?
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It is important to me that I tell you my side of the story of my death before the lies that the American CIA will tell about it become written in stone. Their lies would dishonor my family and my village, and perhaps even cause more deaths if enough people were to believe them. It is my hope that if you hear the truth, you will share it with others…and help us to stop the evil murders of innocents in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Whether you hear my message through the air while you sit quietly, or in your nighttime dreams, please listen carefully.
You will wisely have surmised by now that I am in the barsakh, or interval, awaiting the questioning of the angels that will determine whether I enter Paradise, or am consigned…to hell. Will I be considered a martyr? I like to think that it will be so.
Once I was told of their coming, I began to anticipate their questions, and recall much of my life…and especially the time just before my death. It has sharpened my wits after some initial confusion about my…condition, and whereabouts. I will speak of this to the angels, hoping that it will stand as supplication for them to recommend me for…Paradise.
Well over a year ago, my cousin Aswar Ullah was killed by an American CIA drone while riding his motorcycle near Norak. When I would close my eyes, I would see the monstrous white drone killers as voracious, killing wasps, legs drooping down toward the earth as they fly, the zzzzzzzzzzzzzz sound they make changing pitch as they circled around their prey.
Some of us run for shelter that may not always prove protective; others of us freeze like stone statues, dreading what the inevitable explosion will mean…death for people whose family and friends will grieve, and cause more anger against the Americans. Why can't they just leave us alone to work, pray and live our lives? How have we harmed them?
A few weeks ago, there were phone calls from a lawyer to all of us who had lost relatives to the evil white wasps encouraging us to go to a meeting, a jirga, that had been arranged in Islamabad to discuss lodging protests against the drone airplane killings in Waziristan; we would join the village elders and men who had organized to help us.
I was proud to be asked to go, and made the eight-hour trip in a car filled with other young men. We spoke together about our nervousness at meeting with the Tribal Elders. but we also spoke of our love of playing soccer, which helped to ease our fears. Read the rest of this entry →


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Posted: 08/09/2008 - Denver's Jay Cutler went 8-for-10 for 59 yards and ran for a touchdown in his one quarter of work.
Posted: 08/09/2008 - Denver's Jay Cutler went 8-for-10 for 59 yards and ran for a touchdown in his one quarter of work.
Updated: 08/09/2008 - Denver Broncos linebacker Louis Green left the field on a stretcher with a neck injury and a concussion in the first quarter of Saturday's preseason game against Houston
Posted: 08/08/2008 - Holland had been criticized for being overweight early in training camp. While the rest of the team worked on football drills while Holland worked at shedding pounds
Posted: 08/07/2008 - Spencer Larsen is listed third on the depth chart at middle linebacker, but coach Mike Shanahan says it's possible Larsen could be on offense in the preseason game with Houston on Saturday
Posted: 08/07/2008 - Ryan Torain is expected to miss about three months after undergoing surgery Thursday for a broken bone in his left elbow
Posted: 08/06/2008 - "It's a big loss. A big loss," coach Mike Shanahan said, figuring Torain would miss 6-8 weeks, depending on the results of an MRI
Posted: 08/05/2008 - Middle linebacker Nate Webster was among the mild surprises Monday as the Denver Broncos released their first depth chart of training camp.
Posted: 08/05/2008 - The NFL Network has been reporting that Marshall will receive a three-game suspension that could be reduced to two games if he agrees to counseling.
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Posted: 06/06/2008 - Denver Broncos center Tom Nalen underwent arthroscopic surgery on cartilage in his left knee on Friday but is expected to be ready in time for July training camp
Posted: 06/05/2008 - Former Bronco, turned Raider, is hoping for a revival in Oakland
Posted: 06/04/2008 - The Broncos' all-time leading receiver isn't ready to walk away from football despite two hip operations in the last year and a half
Posted: 05/22/2008 - Ryan Clady's fancy footwork is one of the reasons the Broncos drafted him with the 12th overall pick in April, and then instantly named him the protector of quarterback Jay Cutler's blind side
Posted: 04/27/2008 - The Denver Broncos picked up a center and a cornerback with their two fourth-round selections in the NFL Draft on Sunday, both from the Mid-American Conference.
Posted: 04/24/2008 - Denver sends a conditional draft pick to the NY Jets in exchange for the defensive tackle
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Posted: 04/03/2008 - KKTV will broadcast all four games in Southern Colorado.
Posted: 04/01/2008 - Cutler says Brandon Marshall is "not my favorite person right now."
Posted: 03/31/2008 - The Denver Broncos will open the 2008 season with a Monday night game against the Oakland Raiders. The game will be played on Monday night, Sept. 8, in Oakland at 8:15 p.m. and the game will be televised nationally by ESPN. It will be the fourth consecutive year that the Broncos will begin their regular season on the road.
Posted: 03/24/2008 - The Denver Broncos on Monday signed unrestricted free-agent center Casey Wiegmann and re-signed unrestricted free-agent running back Cecil Sapp, Head Coach Mike Shanahan announced. As per club policy, terms of the deals were not disclosed. Wiegmann (6-foot-2, 285 pounds) is a 13th-year player who joins Denver after starting at center for Kansas City during the past seven seasons. He also has played for Chicago (1997-2000), the New York Jets (1997) and Indianapolis (1996), which signed him as a college free agent from the University of Iowa.


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A Fascinating, Confusing Look at Argentinian Cinema
Cineastas by Mariano Pensotti On the Boards, through February 1 By Alice Kaderlan If you're a devotee of Argentinian cinema, Mariano Pensotti's Cineastas is for you. In this (literally) multi-tiered play Pensotti uses a two-tiered set to explore the private and professional lives of four fictitious Argentinian film directors. All four are in the process […]
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Goodnight and Goodbye Possums
Dame Edna's Glorious Goodbye – The Farewell Tour Moore Theater, through Sunday January 18 By Alice Kaderlan Unless you're living in a cave, in which case you're not reading this, you know that Dame Edna Everage is retiring. If you've ever seen her live, rush to the Moore Theatre by Sunday. If you've never seen […]
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Gypsy Rose Lee theater award winners
A group of Seattle theater writers vote for the year's best theater experiences. Read about the winners for 2014: http://blogcritics.org/seattle-theater-writers-announce-2014-winners-of-the-gypsy-rose-lee-awards/
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Two Views of Shakespeare
In Acting Shakespeare, by James DeVita, January 8-11 at ACT's Central Heating Lab Measure for Measure, Seattle Shakespeare Company, through February 1, Seattle Center By Alice Kaderlan Seeing Seattle Shakespeare Company's "Measure for Measure" back to back with James DeVita's one-man show "In Acting Shakespeare" was a revelation. DeVita has dedicated his acting life to performing Shakespeare […]
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A Great Man Unravels
The Great Society, Seattle Repertory Theatre, playing in rotation with All the Way through January 4 By Alice Kaderlan Condensing Lyndon Johnson's landmark presidency down to six and a half hours was a daunting task, but as Robert Schenkkan's pair of plays "All the Way" and "The Great Society" make clear, living through those years was even […]
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Not Much Pride or Prejudice at Book-It
Pride and Prejudice Book-It Repertory Theatre, through December 28, 2014 By Alice Kaderlan The 2005 movie of "Pride and Prejudice" ran a little over two hours and if it wasn't quite as successful as the 6-hour 1995 TV miniseries, the film demonstrated that Jane Austen's novel could be abridged without losing the engaging characterizations that […]
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David Roussève's "Stardust" at UW World Series
Through November 22 By Alice Kaderlan There's no question that David Roussève's 80-minute "Stardust" is a moving experience. Using projected text (as in cell phone texting), vocalizations, projected images of natural landscapes and dance, Roussève relates the tragic story of a gay, black young man who ultimately comes to term with his identity, if not […]
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Lyndon Johnson Rises Once More at Seattle Rep
All the Way Seattle Repertory Theatre, through January 4 By Alice Kaderlan Politics is a dirty game and nobody played it better or dirtier than Lyndon Johnson. His results were staggering, both as Senate Majority Leader and then as "accidental President" (his term). He maneuvered into being two Civil Rights Acts, the Voting Rights Act, […]
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"The Habit" Could Become a Habit
The Habit 14 The Bathouse Theatre, through November 30, 2014 By Alice Kaderlan In these days of beheadings, global recession and erupting volcanoes, The Habit's brand of wacky sketches, stupid one-liners and outrageous costumes provides 70 minutes of welcome comic relief. Composed of five former UW undergrads – Ryan Dobosh, John Osebold, Mark Siano, David […]
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A Tiresome "Vanya" and Family at ACT
Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike ACT Theatre, through November 16, 2014 By Alice Kaderlan We are a nation of fads. There are fads in clothing, hairstyles, food, cars and pets. There are also fads in theater and Christopher Durang's Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike is the perfect example of a mediocre […]
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A lost land grant: Can it be reclaimed?
A community mobilizes to regain a lost Mexican land grant.
Browse issueMining reform: Searching for common ground
Gold miner John Livermore and Sierra Club mining expert Glenn Miller join forces to find a solution to Nevada's mining troubles.
Browse issueTriumph, Idaho, to EPA: Get out
Locals balk at EPA's plan to declare Triumph, Idaho, a Superfund site due to mining waste.
Browse issueOn their own: Eagles make a comeback
Bald eagles are making a comeback after near extinction due to the pesticide DDT.
Browse issueTimber theft: Logging firms rob a lax agency
Forest Service practices permit logging fraud by the Columbia River Scaling and Grading Bureau.
Browse issueNow dust is his crop, says Nevada rancher
Groundwater pumping dries Milt Thompson's Diamond Valley Ranch.
Browse issueClinton vs. Foley
House speaker is furious at plan to protect Northwest forests.
Browse issueNow showing in the Grand Canyon: L.A. smog
Governors of eight Western states begin work on a strategy to protect the region's world-class air before it's too late.
Browse issueOregon's Trojan horse
Oregon's Trojan nuclear power plant closes permanently after charges of safety violations.
Browse issueSalmon advocates say: the quiet slaughter continues
The issue of whether or not barging salmon around dams is effective is taken to court.
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A proposed golf course in Santa Fe is another milestone in the area's cultural transformation.
Browse issueNow that Denver has abdicated ... who will coordinate and inspire the West?
A history of Denver's economic development and rise to prominence as a Western city.
Browse issueClinton flinches under western pressure
Environmentalists' euphoria over President Bill Clinton's Western policies came to an abrupt end in late March, when the White House pulled public land reforms from its new budget.
Browse issueSpecial issue: Small towns under seige
Aspen, Colo. grapples with the angst of being a rich resort town, a mill closure shakes Kremmling, Colo., Livingston, Mont. is caught off-guard by its popularity, and the West is transformed byte by byte.
Browse issueThe dam that won't die
A showdown between environmentalists and water project advocates nears on the Animus-La Plata water project.
Browse issueA famous skeleton returns to the earth
A paleoIndian skeleton is reburied in Idaho.
Browse issueThe continuing saga of New Mexico's Gray Ranch
The Nature Conservancy sells the biologically diverse Gray Ranch amidst local concern.
Browse issueLawmakers turn the Fifth into sharp-pointed sword
Several lawsuits say the government should compensate for land devalued in "takings" cases.
Browse issueCan Bruce Babbitt make Interior hum?
Bruce Babbitt will manage a fragmented and dysfunctional Department of the Interior.
Browse issueAudubon's 'ranch' ungrazed, but used
It's hard to find prime grassland where you don't see signs of grazing. This is what makes the National Audubon Society's Appleton-Whittell Research Ranch near Elgin, Ariz., so valuable.
Browse issueWilderness bills: What went wrong ... and is it time for a new approach?
For the second time in four years, a Montana wilderness bill has been defeated in the closing moments of a Congress, and it wasn't alone.
Browse issuePressure builds to change remote park
Chaco Canyon is a battleground, with tourists, environmentalists, business interests and Navajos jousting over whether to build a paved road to a park now served only by dirt roads.
Browse issueThe 1992 Election: Nationally a revolution, in the West an evolution
The West has come late and gradually to the experience of cultural diversity and aggressive minorities. But the 1992 election tells us that the region is finally experiencing what it means to be part of America in the late 20th century.
Browse issueThe nuclear age: 1945, the beginning; 1992, the beginning of the end
The atomic age began with a big bang. The buildup to the Cold War took place in a few short years. But the struggle over its legacy and lessons for humanity have just begun.
Browse issueWater & Power
Fear of the Supreme Court leads tribes to accept an adverse decision, while a new electric power technology could help the Grand Canyon and salmon.
Browse issue- John W Stephens on Latest: California fracking companies inject protected aquifers with wastewater
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For the average person, I would think the average 5 panel urine drug test is going to catch pretty much anything that might be there. However, I know that professional athletes are very good at finding ways to hide the drugs in their systems.
The athletes have so much money (some of them anyway) that they can afford to go to great lengths to not get caught. They actually pay people to help them not get detected when they are taking illegal drugs.


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A new learning program will help schools throughout all five boroughs of New York City work together. The Learning Partners Program will bring schools together, City Schools Chancellor Carmen Farina announced Monday (April 7), according to a report by education columnist Diane Lore in The Staten island Advance. For more on this story visit http://www.silive.com. "The Learning Partners Program will bring schools together to share exemplary programs, lessons and instruction techniques that have been successful with children in their classrooms," added the report today.
"Our principals and teachers are the heart and soul of our department. By empowering our leaders to share great ideas, we will be boosting our students ability to thrive," Chancellor Farina said to the media, added SI Live.
"Just like the adage, 'it takes a village,' our achievement depends on these creative interactions and the ongoing support of our community," she said, added The SI Live report. "Through the Learning Partners Program we can ensure that the hard work and passion of our outstanding educators is recognized and can be replicated across the City."
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cnmne commented on the blog post Rubber Green Rooms
I don't twit, so here's a question someone can pass along:
"Would it be fair to identify civilians who possess guns made for military combat, as those who should be screened for mental health issues?"
cnmne commented on the blog post The Party of Austerity: Still Seeking that Grand Bargain
It took a Democratic president to sell NAFTA to labor unions. Now, another Democratic president expects to sell cuts in New Deal programs. In the immortal words of George W. Bush, "Fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again."
cnmne commented on the blog post Democratic Enthusiasm Remains Flat
"There's an old saying in Tennessee—I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee—that says, fool me once, shame on—shame on you. Fool me—you can't get fooled again."
cnmne commented on the diary post They Should Be Forced to Look at This Photo Until They Break by wendydavis.
At 60mph the average car uses 20-25% less fuel than going the same distance at 75mph. A small thing, but something anyone can do.
cnmne commented on the diary post Transformation by popyeye99.
The beauty of transformation is in showing us just how ephemeral our beliefs really are.
cnmne commented on the diary post Corporations Are NOT People by wbgonne.
I don't think the Citizens United decision mentioned the concept of "corporate personhood", but rather referred to corporations as "associations of citizens".
cnmne commented on the diary post Labor Day Rant: Jesus, Buddha, and Darwin Agree that Capitalism is Bad by OhioGringo.
Along with "capital" and "profit", we are about to discover the illusory nature of the "Social Security Trust Fund". Strangely, it wasn't the Buddha who revealed that Truth, it was George W. Bush.
cnmne commented on the diary post If You Want Real Change, Vote Green by daveschwab.
Yes. I have voted for the "least evil" for the last time. From now on I will vote my conscience. Since the Green Party most closely represents my views, I will vote Green.


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