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Acronym for "Destroy The System"
We have to DTS before it destroys us.
作者 Jazalyn 2004年11月28日
Another medical term, used to describe obese people who are a Danger To Shipping. Those crazy doctors...
"Ms Winters has a fractured right femur, severe brusing along her right arm and is DTS."
作者 Mr Ben 2005年2月08日
Do The Sex. The act or anticipation of copulation.
Ah man, I'd like to DTS that girl!
I'm going to DTS all night tonight!
I'm going to DTS all night tonight!
作者 Dragonbreathp9d 2006年7月07日
Dumb Thoughtless Supporter. Love it or Leave it belongs in this category. He is like cattle, being herded by the government. One of the greatest things about this country is that we have freedom of speech, and that we have the choice to question our government's decisions. You must remember, politicians are still people too, and where's the proof of the weapons of mass destruction program?
DTS's like Love it or Leave it should not be allowed to live.
作者 wong 2003年9月06日
down to scissor
"They were making out in her bed pretty heavily, I bet they were DTS after that."
作者 mergern 2015年1月28日
Down to snuggle
The bae: hey I'm dts
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By Vik Jolly
The Associated Press
SANTA FE — The New Mexico House of Representatives approved a ban on late-term abortions and a bill requiring that parents be notified at least 48 hours before a minor ends a pregnancy.
The 42-26 vote on the first bill came after nearly four hours of debate, and the second 39-28 ballot another three hours later.
Both bills now head to the Senate.
Lawmakers shared personal stories, sometimes emotionally.
SANTA FE — A contentious right-to-work bill was assigned to three committees Thursday over the objection of Republicans, who were unsuccessful in forcing a hearing before the full Senate.
A routine referral vote to committees turned into an early showdown on the bill between Republicans and Democrats after Senate Minority Leader Stuart Ingle offered a motion to bypass the panels and take the matter straight to the upper chamber.
The Portales Republican's motion failed 25-17 on a party-line vote.
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Vaccine stats released
SANTA FE — New Mexico health officials have released the number of vaccine exemptions per school district for 2014, and Quemado tops the list.
The sparsely-populated district in western New Mexico has the highest rate of exemptions per 1,000 students at 40.3. The Santa Fe district has a rate of nearly 21, while the state's largest district in Albuquerque stands at 7.2.
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Thursday, March 4 — Twenty-eight big-game animals a month constituted the average accidental road kill in New Mexico during 1964. Totaled, this means 337 potential tragedies to humans, 337 cases of car damage, and 337 fewer opportunities for sportsmen to take their game. By far the greatest number of fatalities among the species involved deer, which is the most abundant of the big animals in the state. The kill comprised 311 mule deer, 23 antelope and one each of bear, elk and big-horn sheep.
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Las Vegas Business Community Day; a collaboration between the City and the Las Vegas San Miguel Economic Development Corp. will run from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday, March 12 at the City Council Chambers. This will be an Open House for the community to meet City Community Development Department staff and Las Vegas San Miguel EDC staff. There will be a number of presentations, a business registration table (4 to 5 p.m.) and refreshments.
A 10 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly sunny, with a high near 53. North wind around 5 mph becoming south in the afternoon. A 10 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms at night. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 29. Southeast wind around 5 mph becoming northwest after midnight.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 58. Northwest wind around 5 mph, becoming southwest in the afternoon. Mostly cloudy at night, with a low around 30.
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While it was a relatively quiet time for America and its 47th state, the global war in Europe had begun in July of 1914. The U.S. was following a policy of non-intervention and attempting to broker peace when, in May of 1915, the British Liner Lusitania was sunk by a German U-Boat. There were 128 Americans among the dead, and the threat of America's entry into the Great War loomed.
The Food Depot has been joined by City Councilor Vince Howell and other entities for a community wide food drive this month. In late February, several Robertson High School wrestling and football athletes hit the streets to distribute containers for the month-long food drive.
According to Food Depot statistics, roughly 8,100 people live in poverty in San Miguel County alone, with roughly 2,150 of them children — meaning plenty of people are having to make the choice between having food or paying a bill, including many seniors.
A Las Vegas woman was injured Tuesday morning when a vehicle struck her in the Community 1st Bank Legion branch parking lot.
Margie R. Garcia was transported to Alta Vista Regional Hospital by ambulance. Police said her injuries were not life threatening.
Garcia told police she had just walked out of the bank and was walking through the parking lot to her vehicle when all of a sudden she was on the ground, according to a police report. Garcia never saw the vehicle that struck her.
Michael Adams easily defeated incumbent Tony A. Valdez and Richard D. Jaramillo Tuesday to win a six-year term on the Luna Community College Board of Trustees.
Voter turnout for the election was low with only 216 people casting ballots in the West Las Vegas-based District 2 race.
Adams walked away with 68 percent of the vote in that race, drawing 147 votes. Jaramillo came in second with about 21.7 percent of the vote, or 47 votes. Valdez, who has served on the Luna board for more than seven years, received 22 votes, or 10.2 percent.
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The non-invasive assessment of coronary artery disease via treadmill stress testing can detect blockages significant enough to prevent adequate blood flow to the heart during exercise. The radioactive material be it Technetium (MIBI, Cardiolite, Myoview) or Thallium, is injected into a vein at some time during the test. Nuclear imaging is then begun generally within 30 minutes of injection of the radionuclide activity and a series of pictures taken that show areas of your heart that may or may not have inadequate blood supply. Total duration of time for imaging varies between 15 and 30 minutes.
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Maybe they could add something like this to DOff missions, make it optional but give better reward. I might actually do them if there was some kind of participation in the mission on my part. As it is now I have no interest in DOff missions that don't let the player participate in them at all and have been at rank 1 or 0 in all commendations for over a year now. I'd like to have a reason to try ranking them up, so tying this in with DOff system would be nice.
It would be really cool to personally confiscate contraband from crew members, then owning any of the idiots that try to resist and being able to get bonus contraband due to participating in the mission instead of just letting your doffs handle it on their own.
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So I've read lots of posts that sunlight is best for growing but you can buy and use grow lights too as another option.
So I'm trying to grow a snake plant larger so I can put it in my office to add some life. I recently bought it and it was pretty small (only two shoots and maybe 8" tall). Right now my only goal is to try to get it to grow bigger.
Right now I have it pretty close to a south facing window in my house. My office has no natural light but my company is a three shift operation so the lights are on 24 hours a day, 5-6 days a week. I could also move the plant to my office right now, where it would sit almost right under a fixture of fluorescent lights. The fixture has 3 T8 bulbs, 4100K, 28W each, about 48" above where I would put the plant.
Question: Sunlight is supposedly the best but if I have access to free fluorescent light that's already on almost all the time, which one is likely to be the best for faster growth?
I am an amateur when it comes to lights, but, when I have looked into fluorescent lighting for succulents and cacti, everyone suggests the fluorescents to be 6-10" above the top of the plants... so, I don't think it would be very effective. My snake plants grow in a low light corner of my room just fine, no direct. They grow pretty slow however.
I think you should keep it in the window, and maybe provide some supplemental light for the day. Then move it into the office.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by Georgina Good location for Georgetown and GW. My daughter and I had a lovely visit to the area. Unfortunately the female who checked us in was unprofessional. I gave her my passbook information, my license and Starwood American Express and she refused to let me check in unless I called my husband and he told her it was ok. Our names and address on my license are the same, and I have traveled all over the country on this account without having to have my husband talk to the hotel help before. She said it was for security purposes, but that was a lie. My photo license confirmed I was who I said, and the Starwood Amex proved it was my account, as well as the fact that I had the passbook account information and reservation confirmation on my iPhone. And I could have called anyone and handed her my phone. She was trying to give me a hard time for some unknown reason. She also refused me extended checkout which is a privilege of gold membership. I should have spoken with management, but I did not want to make a scene. When next we visit DC I will likely go back to the W as the staff there were phenomenal in every way. March 30, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Willie Forgotten amenities Nice one-night room for a frequent guest. Didn't notice until early AM that Housekeeping had forgotten to stock room with shampoo and shower gel. Too late to call for service. Small thing but shouldn't have happened. June 7, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Deej58 Great Location Hotel is in great location. Starbucks Coffee just across street. Walls are paper thin so you hear the noise from other rooms above you and beside you. The pillows were also uncomfortable for us. June 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by WKlyTraveler Home away from Home I travel to the DC area every 3/4 weeks and this hotel is my home away from home. Comfortable, inviting and always an amazing professional staff August 16, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Rita48 Quiet and a great night's sleep The hotel was in a good location for business purposes because it was near the offices I was visiting. The room was nice, clean and comfortable. Best of all, it was quiet. July 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MsBellamy Loved it!!!!!! We absolutely loved the hotel and the staff were sooo nice. We were highly impressed with the accommodations and cleanliness. August 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Joanne830 Wonderful staff Front desk was especially gracious and helpful. All staff we encountered were wonderful. Outdoor pool and fitness center were less than desired but overall lovely stay. July 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by hardworker99990 Great escape Visited for a conference and really enjoyed the top notch service and the excellent room stay. This hotel is like a wonderful retreat while you are working. July 31, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by meg123 Excellent staff! The staff is just amazing! Warm and mindful.. I am here three night every week and they rally do make it better! This week my interaction with Aldo was great.. He shred some good running tips with me too' October 21, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lalaney Great experience Staff were patient, friendly and helpful in meeting my business and transportation needs. Conference amenities were above average, especially the food. The room was clean and the bed was very comfortable. January 30, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Knox16 Not enough for Platinum members Room was nice but other than 500 points for platinum little is offered like continental breakfast. They say that is one of the platinum choices but that is a poor option as 500 points are more valuable November 23, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Bus0000 Did not meet expectations / Staff unhelpful It is my expectation that when one makes a reservation at a hotel, the purpose of that reservation is to have a room available at the date and time specified. I reserved a room at the Westin in Georgetown, Washington D.C. for a wedding in town. I used to live in the area, but as to not impose on friends, I reserved the room suggested by the wedding party. When I arrived, I was told by the hotel that my room was not "ready" and that I would have to wait an extra hour for it to be available; the exact time I would need to leave to be able to get to the wedding. When I explained I needed a room in which to change and get prepared for the wedding, they were equally as unhelpful, and I ended up having to impose on another wedding party member's room to get prepared. At the actual wedding, I discovered that the hotel staff had offered another wedding guest complimentary breakfast and parking for their mix up on his room. When I returned to the hotel to check out, I informed the front desk of the unequal treatment, and after 20 minutes of much cajoling, they reluctantly paid for my parking. May 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by miseman Great comfortable location This hotel has it all - very comfortable stay. Quiet, good location, accommodating staff, free newspaper, 2 restaurants. The only downside is the room snacks are a bit pricey. June 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by hal11 great location and rates this hotel is centrally located in georgetown, easy access to great food and dining, friendly and professional staff, excellent work out facilities and the rooms are comfortable. highly recommended. November 21, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Advisory Hotel is very comfortable Only stayed two nights but accomodations were very comfortable and well appointed. Room service was good, but prices extremely high. A lot of extra fees added to bill. July 11, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by pita2 The hotel me our expectations. a pleasant stay. a very professional staff that answered all our needs. JEFFREY GAVE GREAT RECOMMENDATIONS ON PLACES TO SEE AND WHERE TO DINE. will stay in a Westin on next vacation. June 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by StarwoodFan11 Great stay as always This is an excellent property, one of our favorites. They have created an innovative new position of Stay Ambassador who was very polite, professional, helpful, and a great Westin representative January 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by vabq Wonderful location, great staff This hotel is located a few short blocks from the Foggy Bottom Metro. Great location to access all of DC. The property is well kept, the staff always pleasant and accommodating of requests. March 23, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by skyus1 Good hotel/Lots of hidden fees The hotel was a good, comfy hotel but when I went to check out there were lots of hidden fees due to the "magnets". I got it resolved but I did not appreciate the extra time checking out. March 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by ScottS Excellent location and experience Our family stayed at this hotel for Easter weekend. Rooms were nice size, clean and super comfortable. Location was right ibetween Georgetown and the tourist district by the Smithsonian. April 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 The hotel staff was incredible I would highly recommend this hotel because of the caring, pleasant, and professional staff. They met and exceeded every request. Washee was always on point and so pleasant to work with. July 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tmhh Great stay! This hotel was one of the best Westins I have ever experienced. Excellent staff, beautiful upgraded room, extremely helpful concierge Lana Kim. Thanks for a wonderful family experience! December 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kathleen295 Friendly, wonderful service Hi enjoyed this hotel very much. Every employee was so kind and helpful and friendly. The room was lovely. $14.00 for a glass of wine not so good....but overall a great place to stay. August 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Qbangas Pro Assurance The location staff and service were excellent, the food I was average saved by the closeness of Ris and the Iroquois all a block or so away. July 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by GS90802 Good business person's hotel Have stayed here several times and works for me. Up to Westin standards except restaurant services are limited and no evening lounge really to relax in, thus a 4 and not a 5 August 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jason2727 Wonderful stay in the winter We stayed here over the Christmas holiday in 2012. This had one of the nicest hotel bathrooms that I have ever seen with a large curbless shower and even larger soaking tub. September 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by tcsco Fantastic weekend We had a wonderful time at this hotel for a quick family getaway. The front desk staff and bellman went above and beyond to accommodate our needs and make us feel welcome. June 29, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kate0812 everything about our stay was great the staff was great. We celebrated our anniversary and we had a cake and champagne in our room waiting. The room was huge and very clean. Everyone was polite and helpful. August 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kevin137 Great! Location was great. Room was spacious. Staff was very nice especially Lana, she was very helpful in recommending nearby establishments for food and entertainments. April 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by jones66 very helpful staff Everyone was very helpful but I must single out 2 people, Deeney and Amadou were extremely helpful and knowledgeable, I have never been greeted by 2 more better people. July 31, 2012


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Five Must-See Concerts in the Bay Area This Week
Understatement of the day: live music matters, as does the freedom of speech necessary for its survival. Here's a reminder why. Sermon over. Now get out there and fight the power, people.
Best Live Music Picks of the Week, Post-Outside Lands Edition
"Hair of the dog" applies to music addicts, not just your neighborhood lush. Best way to fight the Outside Lands 2012 hangover is getting right back on the live music horse. Here are four concerts that should do the trick:
Outside Lands Review, Day 3
We motion to make Outside Lands a quarterly affair.
Occasions that bring so many people together just don't happen often enough. Make it happen, o Gods of OutsideLandia. The 2012 installment of the festival was another extraordinary success, the latest local triumph of creativity and logistical savvy.
Day 3 was an appropriate exclamation point on the annual three-day gathering of all things cultural, with the likes of Stevie Wonder, Jack White, Skrillex, Regina Spektor, and Franz Ferdinand serenading San Francisco. Here's how it all went down:
Outside Lands Review, Day 2: Survival of the Hippest Edition
The second day of Outside Lands was another exercise in perseverance, made easier by a wonderfully eclectic slate of music from around the world. Metallica, Sigur Ros, Passion Pit, Big Boi, Alabama Shakes and more highlighted the Day 2 action, and there were plenty more who helped festivalgoers fight another day of wintry conditions at the Polo Fields of Golden Gate Park.
Tame Impala, 1:50, Lands End
Tame impala rewards the patient; psych-y, effect-packed jams start out slow and build in unexpected ways. The Beatles and Black Sabbath are the first comparisons that come to mind, but this Aussie outfit seems more out of time and place than a throwback to any specific era. In a word: groovy.
Outside Lands Review, Day 1: The OMG-It's-Only-Friday Edition
Music festivals are all about surviving the elements with an unwavering, stupid smile. Coachella has its stinging heat, Bonnaroo has its mud and stench, Burning Man has its omnipresent dust. Outside Lands is no different; here at the Polo Grounds of Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, we have an annual date with Ocean Beach's non-summer. And we disregard it.
But enough about the weather. The music still matters most.
White Denim, 12:05, Sutro Stage
Five Hot Shows to See This Week Outside of Outside Lands
Not going to Outside Lands this weekend? Or maybe you're going and need a pre-fest warm-up? Worry not, there's plenty going on this week away from Golden Gate Park for folks in need of a live music fix. Here's the best of the best:
Five Live Shows to Keep You Satisfied Before Outside Lands
If perusing the Outside Lands schedule isn't enough to keep your musical inclinations/ambitions busy and satisfied, don't forget that the music never stops coming through SF. Never. And here's the proof:
5 Must-See Bay Area Concerts This Week
There's a time and a place for getting weird. Here they are:
Five Can't Miss Concerts This Week on the SF Music Scene
A good way to forget that San Francisco is, supposedly "the lamest summertime city," according to the Atlantic, is to escape the frigid nighttime cloud swells and hunker down in one of our fine, world-class music venues. Nothing lame or tame going on here:
5 Shows To Celebrate Music's Independence This Week
What better way to celebrate our nation's independence than with a litany of independent music? Get patriotic and get thee to a local music hall!
Mates of State, Monday, Independent
Married in both song and life, Kori Gardner and Jason Hammel make power punk rock that warms up a room and a blood-pumping organ. They've matured steadily over the years, since they first started making sweet but assertive sounds in 1997. Their most recent album, Mountaintops, finds them at their most confident state yet, making accessible hooks with subtle complexity.
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Wacha rebound among questions for Cardinals
March 28, 2015 ST. LOUIS — The Cardinals hope Michael Wacha is ready to stand alongside ace Adam Wainwright at the top of their rotation. Wacha was the NL Championship Series MVP as a rookie but just 5-6 with a 3. more »»
Gonzaga headed to Elite 8 for 1st time since 1999
March 28, 2015 HOUSTON — Przemek Karnowski had 18 points and nine rebounds and second-seeded Gonzaga used a big run early in the second half to pull away for a 74-62 win over No. more »»
Louisville beats N.C. State; on to Elite 8
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Area resident Walker takes lead in Texas
March 28, 2015 SAN ANTONIO — Jimmy Walker enjoyed a neighborly stroll at TPC San Antonio after a 35-minute drive from his suburban home. more »»
NASCAR topic: Cheating with tire pressure, or just hot air?
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Polanco, Sanchez HR, Pirates top Twins in rain
March 28, 2015 FORT MYERS, Fla. — Gregory Polanco and Tony Sanchez hit solo home runs to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to rain-shortened 4-2 win over the Minnesota Twins on Friday. more »»
High School lineup
March 28, 2015 (Contests at 5 p.m. unless noted) Today Track Early Bird at Harding Stadium Track, 9 a.m. (field events), 10 a.m. (running events) Tennis Weir at St. Marys, 9 a.m. more »»
Prestigious honor
March 27, 2015 WINTERSVILLE — Joe Dunlevy's sideline antics make Indian Creek basketball games worth the price of admissio. more »»
Indian Creek basketball coach has influenced a lot of lives for 34 years
March 27, 2015 WINTERSVILLE — He's far more than just a coach. That's how a group of former Indian Creek basketball players described Joe Dunlevy, the veteran Redskin mentor and 2015 Paul Walker Award winner. more »»
Record game
March 27, 2015 CLEVELAND — Like a massive, unstoppable blue wave, Kentucky hit quickly and just kept coming. There was no escape for West Virginia, no place to hide. more »»
Irish in Elite 8
March 27, 2015 CLEVELAND — Momentum sagging and Wichita State surging, Mike Brey called time out and offered his Notre Dame players a reminder. There was no screaming. No frantic scribbling of Xs-and-O. more »»
Taking the next step
March 27, 2015 PITTSBURGH — The scenario was familiar. The destination not so much. A veteran player with not much time left leaving millions of dollars on the table for one last run to glory. Only A.J. more »»
Not good right now
March 27, 2015 RALEIGH, N.C. — Cam Ward stood tall in his return from a bout with a virus, and his Carolina Hurricanes teammates gave the goalie plenty of offensive help. more »»
Wisconsin hangs on to beat UNC
March 27, 2015 LOS ANGELES — Wisconsin looked like a beaten team for much of the game. more »»
Arizona outlasts Xavier
March 27, 2015 LOS ANGELES — Just when Arizona appeared to be in serious trouble against underdog Xavier, T.J. McConnell sparked his Wildcats back to the brink of the Final Four. more »»
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March 27, 2015 (Contests at 5 p.m. unless noted) Today Softball Weir at Oak Glen, 5:30 p.m. Madonna at Cameron, 5:30 p.m. Baseball Weir at Linsly, 5:30 p.m. Brooke at Disney, tba Tennis Oak Glen at Brooke, 4 p.m. more »»
Gasvoda's grand slam lifts Madonna
March 26, 2015 WHEELING — An old baseball expression goes, it is not over until the very last out. more »»
Smith leads OG basketball turnaround
March 26, 2015 By RICH STEVENS For the Weirton Daily Times CHARLESTON — The Oak Glen boys' basketball team has had a rough go of things the last few seasons, but turned it around in 2014-15, thanks in no small... more »»
Mountaineers out to prove their worth against unbeaten Kentucky
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Cavs run it up against Grizzlies
March 26, 2015 MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Kyrie Irving scored 24 points, Kevin Love added 22 points and 10 rebounds, and the Cleveland Cavaliers rolled to a 111-89 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday night. more »»


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Berrick Barnes steps in to the void left by the suspended Quade Cooper © Getty Images
Australia coach Robbie Deans has recalled Berrick Barnes to his starting line-up for Saturday's Bledisloe Cup game against New Zealand in Melbourne.
Barnes, who has endured a dramatic fall from vice-captain to bench player this season, will make his second start of the Test campaign at inside centre in the absence of suspended playmaker Quade Cooper. Cooper, who was handed a two-match ban for a dangerous tackle in Saturday's big win over the Springboks, has lodged an appeal over the severity of his sentence but is certain to miss this weekend's clash.
His absence sees Barnes re-unite with the in-form Matt Giteau in the midfield, with the Brumbies veteran handed the No.10 jersey after starting his previous four Tests at inside centre. Giteau and Barnes have been Deans' preferred midfield combination for 15 of the last 33 Tests, but they have not played alongside each other since the final Tri-Nations clash against the All Blacks in Wellington last November.
Only Stephen Larkham (87) and Michael Lynagh (64) have appeared mores times as a fly-half for Australia than Giteau, who has played 39 of his 82 Tests in the position. Barnes has played 17 of his previous 23 Tests as an inside centre, replacing Giteau in that position for the final eight minutes of last Saturday's Tri Nations opener in Brisbane.
The inclusion of Barnes is one of two changes to the starting side that beat South Africa 30-13 in Brisbane last weekend, with veteran hooker Stephen Moore replacing Saia Faingaa in the run-on side. Moore made his return from a broken jaw via the bench last weekend in Brisbane, getting through 25 minutes of play as he racked up his 47th Test appearance.
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The only other change to the bench sees Matt Hodgson return from a groin strain at the expense of his Western Force team-mate Ben McCalman.
The night will be a special one for lock Nathan Sharpe as he ties the Australian record held by former skipper John Eales for the most caps earned by a Wallabies second rower. Sharpe, who made his debut against France in Melbourne eight years ago, will be lining up in his 84th Test.
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My elderly brother in-law picked up a 1981 Toro S-200 for $5.00 but was told it doesn't run and needs a tuneup.
There was a brand new plug in it and it had spark.
Took the carb off and gas tank, cleaned everything and got it running nicely. Went to the Toro site for an owners manual but no freebee's only a free service manual that does not indicate starting instructions. From the serial # I determined it was a 1981.
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Prime it two or three pushes. Pull out the choke all the way. Turn on/off key to on and crank it. In the shop I immediatly push the choke all the way off but in actual operational cold conditions you may need to push choke only to half off for a minute or so.
In the shop where ambient temps are certainly higher then how a snowblower is actually operated I prime them 3 times. They may require more under actual operating temps but honestly I doubt it.
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I delivered it to his house so I can't really toy with it, also the weather has not been that cold for the true test since it is being stored outdoors under a tarp.
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I have a toro s-200 and have had it tuned up and fixed three times at 65 a pop and tired of it. I have cleaned out float and carb already and it ran until i ran gas out of it and now put in gas and wont start again what to do. what to do and we just got hit with alot of snow and a shovel aint cutting it.


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Iran and Syria both have
pretty high-end Russian missile tech: Yakhont and Sunburn anti-ship
cruise missiles, S300 anti-aircraft missiles in the pipeline (and already
on Russian Navy ships, of course), high speed torpedos and who knows
what all else.
Russia looks like they would like to avoid conflict - a responsible position
considering how out of control it could spiral. Still - say the Persian Gulf
oil flow gets shut down and prices skyrocket - that leaves Russia as the
biggest oil exporter standing and in a position to demand twice what they
were getting a month ago - can you say Christmas in September?
Maybe the US thinks it can manage a real war like it does its war games:
Yakhont launch:
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Vander joins TRMC staff
THIBODAUX -- Allen Vander, M.D., has joined the staff of Thibodaux Regional Medical Center.
Vander, who also has joined the Kidney Center of South Louisiana for the practice of nephrology, earned his doctor of medicine degree from the LSU School of Medicine in New Orleans.
He received his internal medicine training at Earl K. Long Hospital in Baton Rouge and subsequently completed a fellowship in nephrology at the University of Florida.
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The figure represents a 49 percent increase over the banking company's second-quarter 2002 income of $1.09 million.
MidSouth is a publicly traded company on the American Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol MSL. The bank lists $425 million in assets. Rusty Cloutier is president and CEO.
Teche records earnings gain
FRANKLIN -- Teche Holding Co., the parent company of Teche Federal Savings Bank, has reported a 13 percent gain in third-quarter profit.
Teche, which has banking branches in the Houma area, said that for the three months ending June 30, net income rose to $1.83 million, or 74 cents per share, from profit of $1.6 million, 67 cents, in third-quarter 2002.
Another key measurement in banking profitability also increased. Return on assets rose $1.42 per $100 in 2003, as compared to $1.29 per $100 in 2002.
The company credited the increase to sharp growth in consumer, home equity and commercial loans.
Teche Federal has 15 branches in Terrebonne, Lafourche, Iberia, Lafayette, St. Martin and St. Mary parishes. Another bank will open in East Baton Rouge Parish this winter.
Bank creates scholarship
THIBODAUX -- Coastal Commerce Bank of Houma recently pledged $10,250 to create an endowed scholarship to benefit business students at Nicholls State University, the school announced.
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Waist circumference is an emergent measure of body composition. Its use as a dimension of body composition is justified for various reasons. First, it is an indicator of abdominal fat as opposed to waist-to-hip circumference ratio, which is an indicator of fat distribution (Despres et al., 1989). Second, criterion measures that relate to health have already been established in certain populations of youth (Liu et al., 2010). Further, other measures are more challenging to administer, such as measuring hip circumference to determine waist-to-hip ratio (WHO, 2011). Additionally, other waist measures have insufficient data to support their consideration and have not been found to be a better predictor of health risk than waist circumference (Huxley et al., 2010). Waist circumference is strongly associated with intra-abdominal (visceral) adipose tissue (r = 0.84) and subcutaneous abdominal adipose tissue (r = 0.93) in prepupertal children (Goran and Gower, 1998) and with trunk fat (r = 0.92) in children and youth aged 3-19 (Taylor et al., 2000). On the other hand, it has been suggested that waist circumference has no advantage over BMI for diagnosing high fat mass in youth aged 9-10 (Reilly et al., 2010).
According to a measurement protocol for adolescents, intra- and interobserver technical errors of measurement for waist circumference have been calculated at 1.31 cm and 1.56 cm, respectively (Malina et al., 1973). As mentioned above, a review of reliability found higher intra- and interobserver reliability for BMI and waist circumference than for skinfold thicknesses (Artero et al., 2011). Mueller and Malina (1987) report high intra- and interobserver reliabilities for waist circumferences of 0.97 and 0.96, respectively, based on data from the Health Examination Survey for youth aged 12-17. Technical errors have also been reported in national surveys (ODPHP, 1985, 1987).
Unlike other field measures, waist circumference may not be a good indicator of percent body fat or fatness in youth. However, it is an indicator of abdominal adiposity (Lee et al., 2011), which provides information about a different dimension of body composition that is linked to health risks.
Sum of Skinfolds
Skinfolds are considered valid and reliable estimates of subcutaneous fat and predictors of percent body fat, assuming they are measured by trained individuals. Criterion-related validity for the sum of skinfold (triceps and calf) measurements ranged from r = 0.70 to 0.90 compared with hydrostatic weighing (Boileau et al., 1984). Specifically, reliability coefficients for sum of skinfolds vary by pubertal status in girls (Gutin et al., 1996). Others have reported acceptable interobserver reliability coefficients of 0.89 to 0.98 for


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lol, mine normally hatch like almost last minute.
i would suggest putting them in different sites you belong to.
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