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1980 (noun and verb), in reference to cocaine. As a chemical process, it returns a salt form of an alkaloid to its pure form. Related: Freebased; freebasing.
To use cocaine by heating it and inhaling the smoke, its most powerful essence: The addiction problem seems to be compounded by the fact that so many cokeheads are freebasing it (1970s+ Narcotics)

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Adam--a primal Old Testament name-- was revived as a 1960s cowboy name. Adam is now well out of the Top 50 and feels ready for a respite, replaced by newer A names like Aidan/Aiden, Avery and Axel. Read More
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Religion, Corruption, and the Rule of Law
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WAY down. The original JDM EP's where as hardcore as it gets i mean **** in the Bojack movie theey punch through ppl spinal cords there SPINAL CORDS how is that 4 kids????? I get what your saying about some of the EP's being lame buts its T.V. not a comic. You have to entertain ppl in a different way then if they where reading it. But do some research on the JDM EP's there just as gory as the manga.
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As part of a plan to repurpose 964 miles of the Tennessee Gas Pipeline to carry natural gas liquids, Kinder Morgan has filed paperwork with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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Bishop Charles Thompson, who knows George well after being a long-time pastor at St. Augustine Catholic Church, described her best when comparing her to the Good Samaritan in the Gospel of Luke.
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David Phillips was 12 years old the first time he saw Star Wars at a drive-in theater as part of a double-feature with Logan's Run.
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Mary Kutter is helping bring back variety shows at 7 p.m. Thursdays.
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The show will feature rising Kentucky artists, including comedians, bands, instrumentalists and songwriters along with established Nashville performers.
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A lifetime achievement award is intended for someone who has dedicated countless years of service to a cause or a community. It's someone who has stepped up to the plate to lead when direction is needed. That description could not be more apt for Dr. John W. Cecconi, the winner of the 2015 Springfield-Washington County Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Achievement award.
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It may not seem like it, but the New Pioneers for a Sustainable Future just turned 10 years old.
You may not have heard of the non-profit organization until five years, three years or even just a year ago, but Sr. Claire McGowan and the New Pioneers have been hard at work for a decade trying to send the message of the importance of preserving the world around us, and on Thursday, March 5 they'll celebrate that decade of progress.
Oscar Spalding got interested in "picking" around 60 years ago, but he really got interested in collecting "junk" 50 years ago, thanks in part to a bet.
"Bernard Bryant, he's dead now ... He said I bet you can't quit drinking for six months or I'll give you a jug. I said I bet you can't quit smoking," Spalding recalled. "I quit drinking for six years, six months and 20 days. We had bet an antique jug and I won."
Spalding, 80, grew up on Popes Creek Road in Marion County.
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A New Baby!!!!
I posted back in January, I lost my DH in November. I am getting better but my heart still aches for him.
There is good news! Our oldest daughter is expecting her second baby in the early fall. The news is bitter/sweet because this is the only one of our grandchildren Bob won't hold, I cried with happiness and sadness especially when our daughter said "Daddy picked this one out for us".
I am getting used to living alone but it will get hard again on his birthday in April and in the summer when I have to open the camp, I thought about not opening it but he worked so hard last summer fixing it just the way we wanted it, it would make him sad if I didn't at least try to enjoy it. The grandchildren would be disapointed.
How are you all doing? I pray for everyone on this forum every night because we are all going through the same thing. You would think I would run out of water for tears but there is still plenty and the knot in my stomach is still there.
God Bless all.
New babies help so much. Two weeks before our son and granddaughter died, our second granddaughter was born to our second son. Without her, we wouldn't be nearly as healed as we are. They had their second girl a week ago, and this May, our youngest boy and his wife are having a baby boy. We, too, as you do, still have hard moments, and I guess I never understood the phrase "cry me a river" until I experienced our loss. I feel as though we've cried rivers already, and there is much more to come. Bless you, too.
I didn't want to start a new thread for this - it is going to be a boy and his name will be Samuel. He is due Nov.19 which is 4 days before Bob's anniversary, his didn't want us to be sad that week.
Thank you everyone for all the support you have given to me these past few months.
Mavis, Congratulations!! Yea! I love new babies! Well, all kids really. This is wonderful news.
I attended my niece's wedding on Saturday and cried the
entire weekend along with the mother of the bride - my sister. The entire time I felt my wife should be here with me but, of course, she wasn't. My sister lost her oldest child 5 years ago so this was a tough day for her too. We talked a long time about these "happy-sad" events and how big life events like this will remind us of those that are gone and will be hard for us for some time.
Samuel Dean was born Nov. 11, 2007, 12 days before his "Poppi's" first anniversary, he is beautiful and healthy.
I have passed all the "firsts" and life is getting a bit easier but the holidays are hard, even the baby's birth was tinged with some sadness (for me). I haven't been around here for a while but I have been thinking about everyone and hoping that you are all doing well. The depth of the pain has lessened but it is still there and I still cry myself to sleep some nights. I still love Bob and I always will but I hope that the sadness keeps getting less. Do you think it is normal to feel just a little guilty at the times when I feel happy?
I wish one and all a healthy New Year and I pray that we will all find a reason to be happier in 2008.
God Bless,
I don't know if any of the people above are still around here, if you are I want to say Hi and how are you doing? It has been 3 1/2 years since I lost Bob and I would say that I was doing very well untill the 3 rd. year hit,I am having a struggle keeping it together again. I guess the real problem is that holding myself together and trying to look to eveyone else that I am OK is becoming a heavy burden, I just want to break down an yell I'M NOT OK YET, I STILL CRY AND GET PANICKED KNOTS IN MY STOMACHE WHEN IT HITS ME AGAIN THAT HE ISN'T COMING BACK. I'm told that this never goes away but that you learn to manage it better - WHEN? I would just like to talk to him for a few minutes, hug him and have him hug me, I miss not having him hold me.
OK. That's it. I just wanted to vent.
PS Samuel is 2 1/2 now and beautiful.
I'm so sorry, mav.
I know alisande is around, I think she usually posts at the Kitchen Table.
I think maybe you can "break down & yell I'm NOT OK YET" etc, that you *can* tell your loved ones that sometimes you feel like howling & hollering & that you get panic-knots in your stomach.
It sounds odd, but I think they'll be better able to respond to you now, to offer sympathy & support, than they would have been right at first;
at first, they were used to thinking of the two of you together.
I think one of the hardest things about losing a spouse is learning to think of yourself as 'one' again, & to have to witness the awkwardness in your loved ones' attitudes as they learn the same thing-
to recognize you as 'one' instead of as half of a couple.
After 3 years, they're more likely to be able to respond to your need because now they know 'you' better.
& I know that those feelings of being lost in the dark don't ever completely disappear;
sometimes grief looms up out of nowhere & tries to overwhelm us, but like they say, the best defense is a good offense.
Darkness & loss & emptiness can't survive light & joy;
fill yourself up with the joys around you, don't leave room for despair;
enjoy that baby, live your life with relish, get up every day & find the brightness.
When you think of him, reflect on the joy you experienced together, on the blessings that he left you.
I wish you the best.
Thank you for your encouragement, I really need it.As a wife and a mother it is hard to show your vunerable side because you are used to being strong for your family.My thoughts are that they lost their father and they need to know that I am alright so that they can grieve but maybe I should show them just a little bit of my side. I do live my life with relish with my friends and family but it is after you close the door behind you and you are alone. Some days I can smile and remember all the good and fun things we had between us and some days I miss him so badly.
Time marches on and so will I, I guess.
Thank you again for your encouraging words.
Mavis great, for the new baby, toddler, soon a little boy!
I hide behind sarcasm myself, but I wish I could tell someone how lonely I feel, sometimes. I was actually doing okay until last month. Jeff's birthday passed, and then what would have been our 25th anniversary. This week I've regressed to crying in the car and at home.
Hello Evaf,
I have regressed to the same thing just a couple of months ago. I retired, because I couldn't stand my job any longer, and I knew that being home would be a little difficult. I am busy nearly every day but even when I am in a crowd having a good time I am sad because I am "alone". I don't want to stop missing him, I just want the pain to go away. Does that make sense?
hi mavis. i completely understand how the 3rd year was harder for you. i lost the love of my life a little over 2.5 years ago. i *thought* i was doing pretty well, too, but going into this 3rd year has been tough. the first year, i was in a fog. the second year, it was becoming real. this 3rd year, well, it IS real. i am realizing i will not see gary until i join him. as much as i would love to hold him again and see his smile, i'm not ready yet so i live with the wonderful memories we made over 11+ years together.
so glad to know your grandbabies are helping! not sure i will ever experience that myself but my only child, a son, is getting married in october. i love his future bride, gary loved her very much and while i am thrilled and looking forward to the wedding, it will be bittersweet because i won't have him by my side.
i am, however, planning a couple of surprises for the bride and groom...have rented a wedding carriage and also am making arrangements to do a monarch butterfly release not only to "give wings" to their love/marriage but also to honor gary and other family members who will be there only in spirit.
hang in there, we are women...hear us roar! ;)


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are they really bog plants?
I want to grow petasites, gunnera, and astilboides. Oklahoma soil is mostly clay, though amendable. My back yard is filtered sun to shady in spots, but dry shade. I do grow plants that need a lot of water, such as hostas, astilbes, arasaema, ferns, acanthis mollis, begonia grandis, goats beard, and so on and so forth.
Is it possible to grow these large plants mentioned above, in regular soil, if watered frequently and thoroughly? If not, what do you think about sinking a small plastic child's swimming pool in the soil, with drainage holes, filling it with amended soil (manure, compost, peat moss), to creat a bog garden?
You DON'T poke any holes in the pool!!! You get the lareg plastic pool that is about 10 to 12 inches deep, dig a hole that is about three or four inches DEEPER than the pool, fill the pool with water, stand a piece of PVC pipe along one side then HEAP the pool with your soil mixture so there is a nice mound and the plant your stuff.
Moisture will seep into the surrounding dirt and it will evaporate but you will maintain a nice wet bottom.
Fill the pool through the standing pipe two or three times during the spring and summer.
Ours has been making Mister Gunnera and Joe Pye happy for several years as well as the nice moss and fern volunteers that spring up each year.
If you poke holes in the pool then you have done nothing but waste your money.
That was our first bog. We now have 5 of them and the only one that doesn't take care of it's plants is the one that happened to get a hole poked in the bottom.
One bog has it's normal 'greenery' but this year has turnips and celery. Not celery to eat. Celery that turns into a nice green, woddy plant because it is never harvested.
Thanks for the advice. I wondered about that, but got the idea from Heronswood's catalog. Of course, they have much more rain there than we do in Oklahoma.
Are you saying that celery grows into a beautiful ornamental when left alone and not harvested?
I don't grow ANY veggies - don't have enough sun for anything but the mescluns, lettuces, spinach, etc. And I always forget to harvest anyway. Usually by the end of May here, they bolt due to the heat.
Thanks, again,
Sorry glenik - just now saw your reply and questions. Petasites (commonly called dinosaur food) is a large-leaved (up to 18-24") plant that likes a rich, moist soil. I have Petasites japonica varigata. The green leaves are splashed with white/cream color. I bought a the solid green species, but it didn't make it. They are very stoniferous, meaning they spread by underground runners, and are thought to be invasive. I find mine not to be, probably because I planted it in soil that dries out occasionally. I think it might be more rampant in a bog. Astilboides is another large-leaved plant, the leaves of which are very round, but BIG. You can look them up on the Internet if you want more info. I wish I knew how to attach pics to my messages, but, alas, I don't. I think if you had the variegated petasites with your astilboides it would look smashing!


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The site, which simultaneously searches personals ads from multiple online dating sites, is the first of what could be many niche search products from Lycos.
Lycos Dating Search users can search and view profiles and photos for free on sites like iMatchup.com, LoveAccess, Tickle.com, True.com, and Lycos-owned Matchmaker.com. Users can view unlimited profiles on these sites without registering for sites. Only active or recent profiles, and profiles with photos, are displayed.
"There's a lot of shopping around with dating sites, both before and after choosing a site to join," said Curt Degenhart, senior product manager for Lycos Dating Search. "Now users can browse and search profiles with no registration requirements."
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Lycos will promote the offering throughout its network, which includes the Lycos, Hotbot, Wired, Tripod, Angelfire and Quote.com sites, as well as Lycos Mail, Gamesville and GetRelevant. It also plans a paid search campaign on Google and Overture, and display ads on non-Lycos sites.
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The move is the beginning of what Adam Soroca, general manager of search services, calls a "year of revitalizing search at Lycos." The company re-launched a search-centric home page at the end of January, bringing back the iconic Lycos the dog logo and the "Go get it" slogan.
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Corvette Stingray worthy of the legendary name
The way Chevrolet tells it, General Motors design chief Ed Welburn told his team the company "might" revive the Stingray name if they did a great job on the seventh-generation of the Corvette. It's a good story, and every time I heard it, my cynical journalist's heart said, "Yeah, right," and I sneered a little.
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Chevy Corvette has major advantages over Chrysler's Viper
It's no shock that sales of Chrysler's new Viper are a fraction of Chevrolet Corvette's. The differences between Viper and 'Vette are profound, and they say a lot about conditions at Chrysler and General Motors when the companies developed America's top sports cars.
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For Halloween this year, I'm going as a 2014 Lexus IS 250 F Sport AWD. The new sedan looks fast and powerful, but the sporty costume makes promises its drivetrain can't keep.
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Award-winning plant researcher correcting several papers critiqued on PubPeer
Olivier Voinnet, a researcher at ETH in Zurich and the winner of the 2013 Rössler Prize, is correcting a number of papers following critiques of more than a dozen of his studies on PubPeer.
The work appears in journals including Cell and PNAS. Voinnet's co-author on several of the papers, David Baulcombe, who is also highly decorated, left this comment on relevant PubPeer entries: Read the rest of this entry »
"I kind of like that about science:" Harvard diabetes breakthrough muddied by two new papers
Harvard stem cell researcher Doug Melton got a lot of press last year for research on a hormone he named betatrophin, after its supposed ability to increase production of beta cells, which regulate insulin.
Now, the conclusions from that paper, which has been cited 59 times, according to Thomson Scientific's Web of Knowledge, have been called into question by research from an independent group, as well as follow-up work from the original team.
The interest was driven by the hormone's potential as a new treatment for diabetes. In 2013, Melton told the Harvard Gazette that betatrophin could be in clinical trials within three to five years. Here's Kerry Grens in The Scientist: Read the rest of this entry »
A PNAS expression of concern appears — and so does its revealing backstory
When retraction notices and expressions of concern appear, particularly those that are opaque, we try our best to find out what's behind them, whether it's better explanations or the steps that led to moves. Today, we have one story in which we've been able to learn a lot more than usual.
In April, Bas van Steensel, Wendy Bickmore, Thomas Cremer, and Kerstin Bystricky sent a letter to about 80 leading labs in nuclear organization and steroid receptor biology. It began (we've added some relevant links): Read the rest of this entry »
Cell retraction of Alzheimer's study is second for Tufts neuroscientist
A researcher at Tufts University has retracted a paper in Cell, a year after retracting a study on a similar subject from the Journal of Biological Chemistry.
Here's the notice for "SIRT1 Suppresses β-Amyloid Production by Activating the α-Secretase Gene ADAM10," a 2010 paper by Tufts' Gizem Donmez, MIT's Leonard Guarante — of longevity research fame — and colleagues: Read the rest of this entry »
Fraud fells Alzheimer's "made to order" neurons paper in Cell
In 2011, a group of researchers at Columbia University reported in Cell that they had been able to convert skin cells from patients with Alzheimer's disease into functioning neurons — a finding that raised the exciting prospect of "made to order" brain cells for patients with the degenerative disease. As one researcher not involved with the study, led by Asa Abeliovich, put it:
"[This is] simply a remarkable and complete piece of work which will now set a standard for stem cell work in neurological disease. The standard of the characterization of the neuronal cultures is very high," John Hardy at University College London, U.K., wrote to [Alzforum]. He was not involved in the work but is taking a similar approach in his own lab.
According to the abstract of "Directed Conversion of Alzheimer's Disease Patient Skin Fibroblasts into Functional Neurons:"
"I am deeply saddened and disturbed:" Co-author of retracted Nature paper reveals how problems came to light
On Wednesday, we reported on a Nature retraction of a paper whose corresponding author had also had a Cell paper retracted, and had been found to have committed a "violation of academic integrity" by Utrecht University. Today, we present the back story of how those retractions came to be, from another co-author of both papers, Ben Scheres, of Wageningen University: Read the rest of this entry »
Utrecht University finds "violation of academic integrity" by former researcher
We have an update on the case of Pankaj Dhonukshe, a scientist about whom we reported in November. Utrecht University has found that Dhonukshe, a former researcher at the Dutch university, committed "a violation of academic integrity" in work that led to a number of papers, including one published in Nature and once since retracted from Cell.
Here's the university's statement: Read the rest of this entry »
Cell update: Co-corresponding author let go from Belgian university; retraction notice language changed
We've learned more about the circumstances behind a Cell retraction that we covered last week.
First, one of the two corresponding authors left the institution where he most recently worked. Belgium's VIB Ghent told us that Pankaj Dhonukshe was no longer employed there and said: Read the rest of this entry »
Authors retract Cell paper amid ongoing investigation
The authors of a 2012 paper in Cell have retracted it after discovering "serious issues with several figures."
Here's the notice for "A PLETHORA-Auxin Transcription Module Controls Cell Division Plane Rotation through MAP65 and CLASP:" Read the rest of this entry »
Nature yanks controversial genetics paper whose co-author was found dead in lab in 2012
Nature has retracted a controversial 2012 paper by a group from Johns Hopkins University which has been the subject of a protracted public dispute.
The article, "Functional dissection of lysine deacetylases reveals that HDAC1 and p300 regulate AMPK," came from the lab of Jef Boeke, a celebrated biochemist. But a former lab member, Daniel Yuan, who was fired by Hopkins in late 2011 after 10 years at the institution, had repeatedly raised questions about the validity of the findings. Those concerns eventually made their way into the Washington Post, prompting this response from the university. Read the rest of this entry »


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As sad as it is, 2010 will be the final production year for the iconic Dodge Viper. To commemorate this, Dodge has pulled out all the stops to offer buyers as much customization as possible for the final run of the V10 powered supercar.
Headis Is Just What It Sounds Like: Tennis With Your Headby Chris Weiss
New sports are always a hoot, and HEADIS is no exception--a totally new use for that dusty, old ping pong table in the basement.
Subaru Confirms Production of FT-86 Concept Carby George Delozier
The sports car parented by both Toyota and Subaru has been in and out of the spotlight since first being announced late last year. Now, Subaru has made it official that they will be producing their own version of the new concept that will be "Distinctly Subaru."
Top 8 Holiday 2009 Gifts For Crazed Sports Fansby Chris Weiss
While the standard T-shirt or ball cap may seem like a great gift for the rabid sports fan, chances are he already has more of those than he can handle. Consider something more original this holiday season.
Buick Planning Turbo V6 for Upcoming Regal GSby George Delozier
Since the end of the GNX era in 1987, many people have been wondering if Buick will make a return to the sports car realm. While the Regal GSX package paid homage to the glory days of the Grand National, it just wasn't quite what we had hoped for. Now, it seems as though Buick might again visit the high power turbocharged world with the introduction of the Regal GS.
Buy Nike (RED) Laces For The Holidays And Save Livesby Ron Callari
December 1 starts the launch of Nike (RED) in 13 countries around the world. Nike has created Nike (RED) laces specifically designed to fight AIDS in Africa. For holiday gift givers, this is an ideal gift to buy for the people on your Christmas, Hanukkah and/or Kwanzaa shopping list, as 100% of the profits go to the Global Fund.


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Bagh Nakh
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Bagh Nakh
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- Item drops from the daily bonus reward chest following completion of Solid Ocean Fractal at tier 11 and greater of Fractals of the Mists.
- Purchased from BUY-4373 which can be found inside Fractals of the Mists in Lion's Arch. It costs 10 Pristine Fractal Relics.
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- Purchased from a WvW Laurel merchant for 25 and 250 .
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- Bagh Naka, or "tiger claws", is a claw-like Indian weapon designed to fit over the knuckles or concealed under and against the palm. It consists of four or five curved blades affixed to a crossbar or glove, and is designed to slash through skin and muscle. It is believed to have been inspired by the armature of big cats, and the term bagh nakh itself means tiger's claw in Hindi.


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This is very good. Only thing I would personally consider, is putting a slight variation with the tone of the voice for the chorus lines. I can't explain it well on here, but it's not important. Otherwise, good job. =)
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Real good :-)
It really sounds good but sometimes it sounds a bit chaotic...but I think that's just me thinking wrong above al, good job
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Awesome :D
Its one like the songs you would hear on the radio and have in the head a week just singing it inside the head all the time, i can't really say if this will fit in a flash but its awesome to listen to.
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this must have been so hard to make
Because look at all the things you put into it! its like a waterfall of awesomeness.
amazing job.
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i've loved vocals ever since Heavens Storm
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It is best to get both of these achievements in the same game so you don't have to play two games. While in Career Mode, once the season starts, scroll down the career menu and click on schedule. Press to view your AAA schedule. Press over the next day that you have a game and then click on View Today's Games. Scroll down and click on your game and then click on Manage This Game. Once you are in the game, keep pressing when you have a decision on what to do. You don't have to win the game, you just have to finish the game. The game takes about 10 minutes if you keep pressing whenever you have a decision to make. Once you finish the game, you will get both of these achievements.
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Report: Drew Stanton knew Carson Palmer was possibility for Cardinals
All along, Drew Stanton said he signed with the Arizona Cardinals because he would have a chance to compete for the starting job.
Apparently, he knew that competition could include then (and current) Oakland Raiders quarterback Carson Palmer.
How long has Carson Palmer been on #Cardinals radar? Drew Stanton knew it was a strong possibility when he signed... on Mar 13. #Competition— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) April 1, 2013
Palmer has been linked to the Cardinals for a while now, and he'd certainly represent an upgrade over what the team had at the position last season.
But for Stanton, a career backup who at 28 would appear to be in line to start for the team should they not add another option, the possibility of once again having to watch from the sideline was apparently on the table from the beginning.
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Sgt. Joe Szczerba was fatally stabbed while struggling with a suspect
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NEW CASTLE, Del. — An 18-year New Castle police veteran was stabbed to death in a fight with a suspect he was taking into custody early today, according to police.
Sgt. Joe Szczerba, 44, was responding to a disorderly conduct call around midnight when he was stabbed while trying to take the suspect into custody, The News Journal reported. Szczerba was taken to the Christiana Hospital where he was pronounced dead, and officers lined the streets as his body was escorted in a procession to the medical examiner's office.
Police Chief Michael Szczerba said although he is not related to the fallen sergeant, he is affected by the sudden loss. "He was upholding his duty to his badge and to the citizens of New Castle County when he was struck down needlessly," said the Chief. "This is both a professional and personal loss for me, and I join with the Mayor and our entire department in expressing sadness and grief."
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If you are trying to figure out what your congressmen really believe in, don't focus on what they say - look closely at what they do when it comes time to vote.
Will there ever be a light at the end of tunnel for all of the unemployed workers in Georgia? If the latest numbers are an indication, it won't be anytime soon.
The federal court ruling that set a three-year clock ticking on water withdrawals from Lake Lanier won't just affect Metro Atlanta and North Georgia. Its impact will be felt in every corner of the state.
That gurgling sound you hear is the sound of metro Atlanta's economic prospects going slowly down the drain.
The candidates for governor (well, most of them) released their first campaign disclosure reports last week and the numbers may tell us something about the direction of the 2010 race.
Everybody loves charter schools. Republicans and Democrats alike say that charter schools are a great idea that can solve all the problems of our public education system.
Everybody loves charter schools. Republicans and Democrats alike say that charter schools are a great idea that can solve all the problems of our public education system.
Georgia's recession has put state government in the same position as a penny-pinching old geezer, the kind who searches under the sofa cushions for lost dimes and quarters or cashes in that jar of pennies he's been hoarding.
The State Transportation Board has elected yet another commissioner for that troubled agency: state Rep. Vance Smith, R-Pine Mountain, a person who has some expertise in highway construction because his family-owned business did a lot of road grading back in Harris County.
The rains finally came this year, even if not on a biblical scale, and environmental officials in state government now proclaim that Georgia's historic drought has officially "ended."
In Roy Barnes' announcement that he had decided to run for governor again, he tried to say all the right things he thought voters would want to hear.
In Roy Barnes' announcement that he had decided to run for governor again, he tried to say all the right things he thought voters would want to hear.
The nomination of the first Hispanic to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, federal appeals Judge Sonia Sotomayor, has spawned an ugly political brawl among some Republicans.
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U.S. Rep. Nathan Deal stepped up in front of several hundred supporters Friday morning in Gainesville to declare that he too will run for governor next year, a decision that probably closes out the field of candidates in the Republican primary.
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The OpenOffice suite has come a long way since its birth as Star Office. It is no longer a self-contained monolith, but a nice normal Linux-style modular application that lets you choose the bits you want, and there are hundreds of bits to choose from. The main components are Writer, Calc (spreadsheet), Impress (slide show), Base (database), Math (equation editor), and Draw. It supports dozens of languages both in your own documents and the Help pages. Officially it runs on Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X, and FreeBSD. It runs on nearly all Microsoft Windowses, from 98 to Vista, and I used to have a working installation on an antique Windows 95 box.
But OpenOffice doesn't always get the credit it deserves, and instead gets criticized for not being a perfect free-beer clone of Microsoft Office. That is not the point of OpenOffice, though its file conversion abilities are excellent, and certainly superior to MS Office's, which would rather poke its eyes out than interoperate. OpenOffice stands on its own as a powerhouse cross-platform office suite with its own sophisticated capabilities. If it doesn't do what you want, check out the Extensions page and see if your dream feature is there. That page also links to information for anyone who wants to write their own extensions.
"Mail merge" is a term that covers form letters (both paper and email), postcards, address labels, envelopes--any single document that you wish to send to a lot of different people. Once you have a database of contacts you can use this to automate all kinds of tasks, such as sending reminders to customers with overdue invoices, product announcements, Christmas cards, and what have you.
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Veteran catcher John Baker has signed a minor-league deal with the Mariners that includes an invitation to spring training, according to Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com...
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SEATTLE (AP) — Outfielders Endy Chavez and Franklin Gutierrez have agreed to minor league contracts with the Seattle Mariners and will report to big league training.....
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The Seattle Mariners added a pair of familiar faces to their list of spring training invitees on Monday by agreeing to minor-league contracts with veteran outfielders Franklin Gutierrez and Endy Chavez...
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Familiarity can also breed contentment. That's Austin Jackson's view as he prepares for his first full season with the Mariners after two disappointing months last year following his July 31 arrival...
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Bob Dutton of the Tacoma News Tribune reports that the Mariners have signed outfielder Endy Chavez to a minor league deal with an invitation to spring training...
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