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NFL Preview - Tampa Bay (0-4) at Philadelphia (2-1)
By Shawn Clarke, Contributing NFL Editor
(Sports Network) - There are currently six winless teams in the National Football League, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers happen to be one of them.
Bucs first-year head coach Raheem Morris is off to a rough start, and it doesn't get any easier with another road test this Sunday against the rested Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. Tampa Bay has started 0-4 for the third time since 2004 and hasn't lost its first five games of the season since 1996, when the Tony Dungy-led squad went 6-10.
After three weeks of getting blown out, the Buccaneers had a 10-0 lead in Sunday's game against Washington evaporate after they surrendered 16 straight points en route to a heart-breaking 16-13 loss at FedEx Field. Morris hoped a change at quarterback would bear more fruit, but Josh Johnson's first NFL start was spoiled by a breakdown from his team's defense.
Johnson, a second-year player out of the University of San Diego, was 13-of-22 for 106 yards with a touchdown and an interception as a replacement for benched starter Byron Leftwich. The more mobile Johnson was sacked three times, but made plays with his legs to finish with 41 yards on seven scrambles. Perhaps the quarterback shuffle will work out in the end with Johnson's ability to create opportunities.
Tampa Bay leading rusher Cadillac Williams said that being 0-4 "is terrible" after he posted 77 yards on 16 carries against a nearly-as-lowly Redskins team that committed four turnovers and still won. Williams, who is averaging five yards per carry after undergoing offseason knee surgery, and his Tampa teammates have gone through eight straight losses dating back to last season.
Morris' defensive unit made strides on Sunday despite blowing a comfortable lead. The Buccaneers held the Redskins to 277 yards after surrendering 462, 438 and 397 in losses to Dallas, Buffalo and the New York Giants. Tampa Bay stressed how it wanted to start fast and force turnovers, and it did. It also wanted to limit mistakes, which it didn't.
Cornerback Aqib Talib put forth his best effort with three interceptions of Washington quarterback Jason Campbell, but was burned on a 59-yard touchdown by Santana Moss in the third quarter. Talib and the Buccaneers secondary will have their hands full again, with the myriad of weapons Philadelphia has.
The Eagles will welcome the return of Pro Bowl quarterback Donovan McNabb, who missed two games after suffering a cracked rib in the team's season- opening victory at Carolina. Philadelphia went 1-1 in McNabb's absence, and this past week's bye allowed the No. 2 overall pick in the 1999 draft to rest. McNabb was back at practice this week and will start Sunday's third consecutive home game for the Eagles.
Backup quarterback Kevin Kolb threw for more than 300 yards in his two starts and did a fine job in Week 3 versus Kansas City, recording 327 yards passing and two touchdowns in the 34-14 triumph. Kolb threw for a career-high 391 yards with two scoring passes and three costly interceptions during the Eagles' previous matchup with New Orleans.
No matter who throws the football, the Bucs have to be aware of Eagles second- year wideout DeSean Jackson. The explosive Jackson is a deep threat and can also hurt teams across the middle and on special teams. Jackson's matchup with Talib will be an exciting one.
Eagles running back Brian Westbrook was also back at practice this week after missing the Kansas City game with an ankle problem and will start as well. The oft-injured Westbrook is a valuable piece to the offense and has a chance to rebound in a strong way against a shaky Tampa defense. Rookie running back LeSean McCoy showed bright signs of the future as Westbrook's replacement, running for 84 yards and a touchdown on 20 touches against Kansas City.
All eyes will also once again be on Eagles third-string quarterback Michael Vick, whose contributions this season have been limited. Often used as a decoy and in the Wildcat formation in his return to action in the Kansas City game, the Eagles hope he will keep defenses wary of what head coach Andy Reid has up his sleeve.
Since Reid took over for Ray Rhodes as head coach in 1999, the Eagles have been unbeatable after the bye, going 10-0 in games directly following the team's off week.
The all-time regular season series between the Buccaneers and Eagles is knotted, 5-5, with Tampa Bay evening the series by virtue of a thrilling 23-21 home victory when the teams last met, during the 2006 season. Kicker Matt Bryant hit a 60-yard field goal as time expired to lift the Bucs to the victory. Tampa Bay also won in its most recent trip to Philadelphia, opening Lincoln Financial Field with a 17-0 win to open the 2003 season. Philly's most recent regular season win in the series was a 20-10 victory at Veterans Stadium in Week 7 of the 2002 campaign.
The teams also have an extensive postseason history together, having split four all-time playoff contests. The Eagles and Bucs met in the playoffs each season between 2000 and 2002, with Philly winning NFC First-Round Playoff games at home in 2000 (21-3) and 2001 (31-9) and the Bucs coming into the Vet and winning the 2002 NFC Championship (27-10). Tampa Bay also defeated Philadelphia in a 1979 NFC Divisional Playoff.
Reid is 4-4 all-time against Tampa Bay, while Morris will be meeting both Reid and Philadelphia for the first time as a head coach.
Johnson (142 passing yards, 1 TD, 1 INT) probably thought he had a win in the bag by halftime of Sunday's loss in Washington. He still had a decent starting debut and proved to his head coach that he can make plays with both his arm and legs. With Leftwich unable to escape the pocket with ease, Johnson gives the Bucs a better chance at making something happen when a play breaks down. Tampa Bay doesn't have notable wide receivers in Michael Clayton and Antonio Bryant, with Clayton recording no catches against the Redskins. Bryant exploded on the scene a year ago and had his best game of the 2009 campaign last week, as he ended with 44 yards and a touchdown on four receptions. Clayton, a former first-round pick, has two catches over the last two weeks after posting five for 93 yards in a Week 1 loss versus Dallas. Bryant continues to work through the lingering effects of his August knee surgery, while Clayton is battling sore ribs. The offensive line needs to give Johnson more protection and time to find his open targets, as he was sacked three times last Sunday. Tight end Kellen Winslow (17 receptions, 2 TD) leads the Bucs in receptions and receiving yards (155). Tampa Bay went 2-for-13 on third down against Washington and is 17th in passing this season, averaging 221.8 yards through the air.
The Eagles tightened up their secondary in the win over the Chiefs, one week after Drew Brees and the Saints left town with a big day passing. Kansas City's Matt Cassel managed to throw for a pair of touchdowns, but one of them came when the game was already out of hand. Cassel had just 90 yards through the air, while Brees was able to pick apart defensive coordinator Sean McDermott's defensive backfield for 311 yards and three scores. Philadelphia, which is second in pass defense so far this season, didn't post an interception versus Kansas City, but did finish with six passes defensed. Top cornerbacks Asante Samuel (10 tackles, 1 INT) and Sheldon Brown (9 tackles, 2 INT) must not let Clayton and Bryant hurt them deep, or it will be a long day in the City of Brotherly Love. Hard-hitting safeties Quintin Mikell (21 tackles) and Macho Harris (9 tackles) are the last line of defense in case the Bucs try to air it out. Mikell leads the team in tackles, while the rookie Harris is still getting adjusted.
Williams (191 rushing yards, 1 TD) is on a mission after knee surgery in the offseason and leads the Buccaneers in rushing yards and attempts (38). After totaling 17 yards on nine carries the previous two weeks, Williams broke out for 77 yards on 16 touches last weekend and is averaging 5.0 yards per carry this season. He could have center Jeff Faine back on the line to help block, although a triceps injury may keep the valued lineman out for more time. Sean Mahan has filled in admirably for Faine, as the Bucs rank 23rd in the NFL in rushing with 97.0 yards per game. Williams, who is second on the team in receptions with 12, may have his playing time cut short with Derrick Ward (96 rushing yards, 1 TD) returning from a knee injury that kept him out of the Washington game. Earnest Graham (25 yards) was back in action last week and had a season-high five carries for eight yards. If the pocket breaks down, Johnson will be forced to beat Philadelphia's 15th-ranked run defense with his legs. The Eagles are allowing 106.0 rushing yards a game.
Philadelphia defensive tackles Brodrick Bunkley (8 tackles) and Mike Patterson (8 tackles, 0.5 sacks) have to be drooling over their opportunity at getting to Bucs' inexperienced quarterback Johnson. In order to do that, the two tackles must collapse the pocket and apply pressure to force turnovers. Defensive end Trent Cole (15 tackles, 2.5 sacks) plays at a high level and has registered at least a half-sack in every game this season. Cole's explosiveness off the edge will create problems for the Tampa Bay line, while Juqua Parker (7 tackles, 2 sacks) and Darren Howard (7 tackles, 2 sacks) are a part of a healthy rotation at defensive end. The Eagles brought back a familiar face to play middle linebacker, as Jeremiah Trotter inked a one-year deal during the bye to add depth and help the younger linebackers. Trotter is a fierce competitor and knows what it takes to get this defense to play at its best. Outside linebacker Akeem Jordan (18 tackles, sack, 2 INT) is enjoying a strong season so far playing alongside Omar Gaither (18 tackles, 1.5 sacks) and Chris Gocong (7 tackles). Gaither will share time with Trotter in the middle.
Kolb (741 yards, 4 TDs, 3 INT) said he enjoyed being the No. 1 quarterback, but will resume his backup duties this week. He gained valuable experience and confidence as a starter and became the first player in NFL history to surpass 300 yards passing in his first two career starts. McNabb (79 passing yards, 2 TD, 1 INT) hasn't seen action since going down with a broken rib in Week 1 at Carolina, but his teammates said he's been looking good in his rehab process. The strong-armed signal-caller must get his timing back to keep up with Philly's seventh-ranked passing offense (264.3 ypg). Jackson (12 receptions, 259 yards, 2 TD) has been a huge reason for the Eagles' scoring success in scoring, as the team sits second in the NFL behind the Saints with an average 31.3 points per game. Tight end Brent Celek (22 receptions, 245 yards, 2 TD) has continued his hot play from the 2008 postseason and is another target Tampa Bay must keep an eye on. Celek is aiming for his third straight 100-yard game. Wideout Kevin Curtis (5 receptions) was back at practice after a knee injury forced him to miss Week 3.
Redskins quarterback Jason Campbell is struggling this season, but managed to beat the Bucs with 170 yards and two second-half touchdown strikes, although he did throw three interceptions to Talib. Tampa Bay defensive coordinator Jim Bates must have scratched a few hairs off of his head after that performance. Bates' unit did produce four takeaways last Sunday after having just two through the first three weeks. The Buccaneers are 17th against the pass this season, but did look better in coverage last Sunday than in previous weeks, and must take Jackson out of his game. Talib (17 tackles, 3 INT) is coming off a hot week and joined teammate Ronde Barber as the only two players in team history to intercept three passes in a single game. Cornerback Elbert Mack (4 tackles) made his first career start when the Bucs used a nickel package against Washington's three-receiver package. The Bucs made some moves in the secondary during the week, releasing defensive back Marcus Hamilton to open a roster spot for safety Tanard Jackson, who is returning from a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's drug policy. Will Allen (15 tackles) has started the last two games at free safety, while Jermaine Phillips opened the 2009 campaign in that position before a thumb injury ended his season.
With Westbrook's return on the horizon, the Eagles can breathe a sigh of relief now that one of their top weapons is at full strength. Westbrook (116 rushing yards) has thrived in this West Coast offense and keeps defenses on their heels every time he's on the field. Westbrook also has great hands out of the backfield and has caught six passes for 22 yards and a score this season. McCoy (148 rushing yards, TD) had his most productive day as a pro against the Chiefs, but his time will decrease now that Westbrook seems ready to return. Philadelphia is 12th in rushing this season, averaging 119.0 yards per game, and will look to dissect the Bucs' 30th-ranked rushing defense. With all the injuries and dramatics the Eagles' offensive line has endured this season, they appear to be leaning towards running the ball more often. Vick (7 rushing yards) has ran the ball just once this season, and so far the experiment has produced little results. Vick is still a dangerous player in the open field, however, and may have a bigger role this week versus the winless Bucs.
Tampa defensive ends Jimmy Wilkerson (14 tackles, 2 sacks) and Gaines Adams (10 tackles, 1 INT) each had a sack in Washington, and hope to do the same to whoever's playing under center for the Eagles. The Bucs don't have a threatening pass rush and have their linebackers do most of the work on the gridiron. Leading tackler and starting middle linebacker Barrett Ruud (40 tackles) finished with a team-high nine stops last week and will have his eyes on the Philadelphia backfield all afternoon. Defensive tackles Ryan Sims (11 tackles) and Chris Hovan (9 tackles) will be hoping to plug the middle this weekend. Weakside linebacker Geno Hayes (28 tackles) and strongside starter Quincy Black (25 tackles, 1 sack) could be in trouble if they are matched up with either Westbrook or McCoy coming out of the backfield.
The Eagles have several fantasy-worthy players this week, and it starts with the dynamic DeSean Jackson, who can hurt defenses catching passes as well as making an impact on special teams. Celek is emerging as a go-to tight end, while Westbrook and McCoy are safe picks for this week. Give kicker David Akers a shot too, since the Eagles are expected to put up at least 20 points. Tampa Bay doesn't have many options for fantasy owners, but it still has the running back trio of Williams, Graham and Ward. Take your pick with either Winslow, Bryant and Clayton if a typical starter has a bye week. Forget about using kicker Mike Nugent, because he was released after missing two field goals against the Redskins that would have given the Bucs a win. Shane Andrus is expected to do the placekicking for Tampa Bay.
History has shown that Reid and the Eagles are perfect the week following a bye. All good things must come to an end at some point, but unfortunately for Morris and the Bucs, their losing ways will continue Sunday in the City of Brotherly Love. With McNabb slated to make his return after a few weeks off because of a broken rib and Westbrook on the mend after an ankle ailment, expect the Eagles to be running on all cylinders to keep pace in the NFC East. Vick will also play a big role running or throwing the football and will try not to skew the rhythm of the offense. He admitted earlier this season that he wants to throw the football more, but understands that won't happen too often playing behind McNabb, who is 0-4 lifetime against Tampa Bay. McDermott has been doing a fine job for the late Jim Johnson as defensive coordinator and will have something special for Tampa Bay's young quarterback. Morris' squad isn't going to roll over for the Eagles, so expect a strong effort early from the Buccaneers.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Eagles 27, Buccaneers 14


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The software behemoth has never been known as a leader in the creative side of software manufacturing; that title arguably goes to Apple Computer or Adobe Systems. But Microsoft is trying to change that image in anticipation of the eventual release of its Vista operating system, particularly in the field of digital photography.
Thursday marked its first Pro Photo Summit, featuring the launch of a program called Icons of Imaging, designed to showcase the work of leaders and innovators in photography; and the announcement of the winners of a Future Pro Photographer Contest.
The inaugural summit introduced the first six "icons," an array of photographers whose specialties range from nature to celebrities to weddings. A panel of judges selected an overall winner and three runners-up in the Future Pro contest, which Microsoft says had 13,000 entries from 92 countries. The grand prize went to a Romanian entrant, while all the runners-up were American. (To see the winning photos, click here.)
Hosting a high-profile photographers' event isn't the only thing Microsoft has been doing to boost its stance among digital-photography enthusiasts. Earlier this week, the software company purchased iView Multimedia, a British start-up that specializes in digital photo organization, as a potential rival to Adobe's Lightroom and Apple's Aperture.
Microsoft is also working on Windows Media Photo, a format designed to rival the popular JPEG digital-photo format. Handling digital media, including photos, is one of the key features Microsoft plans to tout with Windows Vista, the successor to Windows XP that is set for mainstream launch in January.
But whether Microsoft will actually be able to lure photo aficionados, largely grounded in Adobe Photoshop and Aperture on a Mac, is unclear.
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- If Microsoft Introduces a new image format...
- They will cede respect and control from any and all professionals.
Point blank, the most idiotic thing they could do - the web and
image formats in general are a well-entrenched set of alphabet
soup formats, each with strengths and weaknesses. Do we really
need a Microsoft-engineered image format to make things just that
much more confusing?
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- Absurd.
- I think they should just focus all their efforts at releasing Vista
on time. Nevermind Professional Photographers...lol
They should get their act together and stop looking elsewhere
and focus their efforts for a timely release of Vista. For crying
out loud! And Office for that matter.
But again, they are just copying other strategies that have been
already done by others (nothing new here), I clearly think it
makes no sense for them to partake in this strategy at this time.
When Vista & Office are nowhere near completed. Absolutely
And why are all these useless articles creating buzz for a
company that has just annouced delays to two of its major
software programs???
But now they want to go after digital photographers! Please.
They shouldn't worry about that it should be the least of their
worries that market is already dominated by Adobe & Apple. Plus
a majority of digital photographers are using a Mac not a PC. No
way, MS can compete with Apple given the state of affairs its in,
currently with Gates leaving and their company restructuting
which to me is an absolute joke. They should focus their efforts
on Vista and stop fooling around with another failed venture.
But the truth is they have no plan which is very sad and as far as
I'm concerned their just shooting blanks.
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- What a weak arguement. I am by no means a MS apologist, but I can't believe you think they are spinning their wheels. The most powerful software creator on the planet, and you think they can't do something meaningful? That is laughable. I think this is a great thing for digital photography. Kind of like the introduction of fuel injection to mainstream cars. Expect to see great changes in photography, not just from MS, but absolutely in reply to their efforts. This is a wake up call to Adobe, Corel, and any other DP software vendor to get cracking or get left behind. If MS focus their creative attention on something, and the current shift at MS is to really understand the needs of the users, not just what their engineers can invent, we should be in for some real futuristic stuff. If anything this is MS throwing down the gauntlet and challenging Adobe and Corel to come out swinging, in the end we all win. Don't worry ServedUp, Vista will be here soon. MS has the resources to pull off multiple ventures at one time.
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Actually, we ought to call them Guindy ants because that's where they really came from. Rom remembered that in the mid 1980s, he had moved an old, decrepit refrigerator from the Snake Park to Croc Bank, and when it was unloaded, a whole lot of ants spilt out. Nobody thought twice about it then. Almost a decade later, they suddenly reared their ugly red heads by the tens of thousands.
At night, they marched in military order; if they were not out scouting for sugar, nectar, anything sweet, they were looking for a place to nest. If they moved into the closet while we were away, the clothes developed damp yellowish indelible spots. During the evenings, there were so many on the floor that everyone sat cross-legged on chairs and tables.
One morning, I even found them inside the computer's CPU. Hurriedly, I undid the screws of the cover, ran outside the office, and maniacally shook it free of ants, larva and eggs. Rom was worried that all that shaking would loosen an ICU or two, but I was too hysterical to take any notice of his concerns. There was only one good thing about these ants from hell: they didn't bite.
Sleep was possible only under mosquito nets. In the middle of the night, you could see lines of ants walking along the net stays and the sides. We teased our guests: "Hope we don't see you being carried away by ants!" while they smiled nervously in response. After a while the jokes got stale, and we could take it no longer: WAR!
Crews were sent out into the grounds to hunt and destroy. The no-chemical policy was temporarily rescinded, and noxious insecticides purchased. Starting from one end, the ant exterminators worked their way up the Croc Bank campus. The nests, located at the base of trees, had to be dug up and then the whole lot sprayed with poison. Even as this enterprise was partly underway, fresh ant nests were discovered in the newly-cleared area. It was a decidedly losing battle: we were outnumbered and out-manoeuvred.
We figured that keeping houses and offices clean of ants was more practical than ridding the entire property of them. We threw sheaves of tobacco leaves with abandon into the book shelves of the library, clothes closets, and kitchen cupboards. Our clothes may have smelt a bit strange, but nobody commented. Plants touching the buildings were pruned, overhead cables buried and the security staff on night duty primed to keep an eye out for ant invaders.
We set out little dishes of sweetened boric acid liquid every night. At several kg of sugar a week, it wasn't cheap. When one nest died, another moved in. For months it seemed like we were hardly making any headway. None of the experts we contacted could comprehend the scale of our problem, and dinner-time conversation sounded like a war-room meeting.
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The Sony Tablet S, featuring a 9.4 inch screen and Wi-Fi, is available to pre-order online through Sony, Currys and PC World, and will be available in the same stores and in John Lewis later this month.
Sony's Tablet P, which will not be available to buy in the UK until November, is the first tablet computer to feature dual 5.5 inch folding screens, making it easy to transport. The tablet measures 7in by 6.2in when open and 7in by 3.1in closed.
The Tablet P will allow users to connect via Wi-Fi and 3G mobile networks, but the Tablet S will not launch in a combined Wi-Fi/3G version until next month. Both models have front and rear facing cameras to capture both still and video images with a USB 2.0 port and SD card slot.
The more conventional 9.5in by 7in 16GB Tablet S costs from £399, the same as a 16GB Wi-Fi version of Apple's slightly larger iPad, at 9.5in by 7.5in. The folding 16GB P version will cost from £479.
Sony's tablets will also allow users access to PlayStation games and Sony's own music cloud, Music Unlimited, TV and movie download centre, Sony Entertainment Network and ebook download centre Reader Store.
Sony first revealed its plans to launch tablet devices in April, before HTC's first tablet design – also on Google's Android platform – launched in May.
Meanwhile Samsung's tablet design, the Galaxy 10.1, sparked a rift with iPad2 creators Apple, who sought a court injunction last month to stop the Samsung device's sale in Europe.
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A-Rod's struggles at plate hurting Yankees in ALDS
Granted, Rodriguez is not the only player that's nearly Oh-for-October. Baltimore's Adam Jones is 1 for 8, Washington's Bryce Harper is 1 for 10 and Detroit's Prince Fielder is 1 for 8, but the Tigers are up 2-0.
But none of those stars have as much history as the three-time MVP, either. The highest-paid player in baseball with a contract that can exceed $300 million and has five years remaining, A-list girlfriends, a gossip page fixture.
Ending the Yankees' last two trips to the playoffs with whiffs doesn't help - Game 6 in 2010 ALCS with a caught looking and a swinging strike three against the Tigers last year in the first round. He also hasn't homered in the postseason since hitting six in 2009, but he's fanned 17 times.
Overall, Rodriguez is a career .271 hitter in the postseason with 13 homers and 41 RBIs since making his first playoff appearance in 1995 with Seattle. He is a career .300 hitter in the regular season with 1,950 RBIs.
But Girardi insisted he likes what he sees from Rodriguez. He hit a sharp liner that Baltimore second baseman Robert Andino stopped with a dive and singled before striking out twice as the Yankees tried to rally.
"He squared up two balls," Girardi said. "You look at the ball he hit in the first inning, he squared it up. And then he had the other hard single. Right now I don't have any plans to make any changes."
Rodriguez isn't the only one struggling for the Yankees against the Orioles solid pitching staff. New York went 2 for 8 with runners in scoring position and stranded 10 in Monday's loss.
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I have recently sent out a Group message to all regarding the Devens Series Races.
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The Group email database is something that is hidden from everyone else, and is not kept on the Website. Its content is only as good as what we have for email addresses. I have had a few email "bounces".
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Alright- enough of the Snow!!! Time for some Devens Race Action!!!
For 9 Wednesday nights in April and May, The North Medford Club will host its annual Spring Devens 5K Series. It will also include a 1 Mile as well.
The April Races will begin at 6:15, and the May races will begin at 6:30.
Cost is $2.00 for Club Members, and $4.00 for non-members.
Race signup(weekly) will be at Buena Vista Street #55 in the parking lot across from Rogers Field.
Please- no dogs or pets allowed on the course.
Come join us beginning April 1st!!!
See the attached Flyer
So this has been the winter of Race Cancellations!!! Just to prove there are people outside running- I present to you the following Pictures:
2015 NMC Boston Marathon Warmup
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2015 Merrimac 7 Miler
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Those of you who are running the Boston Marathon next month- we need to capture your information for Team Standings. Jim Fay has been doing this the last few years, and will submit this to the BAA.
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The Templeton Snowshoe Race that has been rescheduled to this Saturday 2/28 has been cancelled. YES- there is plenty of snow- but its in the wrong places! The road going into the Fernald School is extremely narrow, and there is no parking available at the Farmstand
OK- so WHO is ready for Spring?
The brutal cold morning runs, competing for space with cars and plows, slipping on the snow and ice- it just hasn't been easy. To top it off- you train and races are postponed or even cancelled!
The 8 feet tall snow banks WILL melt, and slowly but surely the brown and white snow will give way to brown and maybe green grass!
We have the solution to the winter doldrums- March 15th we have our Shamrocks On The Rocks 5K race from On The Rocks Pub on the Lake Whalom lakefront. Spring officially begins 5 days after that.
It is also time for our annual Devens Series of Races on Wednesday nights in April and May. We should have additional information soon as to time and dates.
Till then- Happy Dreadmill!!!
Due to LACK of Pavement- we are forced to cancel Donnelly's Tavern for the 2015 Winter Series.
Snowshoe Race scheduled for Saturday in Baldwinville 2/14 has been moved to 2/28
Merrimac 7 Miles scheduled for Sunday 2/15 is now moved to 3/22.
All that is new in the world of North Medford Club can be read here!
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I was in the process of creating an application for Finance Management.So I am trying to get the final job getting the summary printed. Ths summary page consists of different tables and each followed by two labels and text field. So it would be great if someone can help me with some light into this.
All I want is print a populated Jtable onto file as it is.
I am not an expert with Java and Im using Netbeans for coding the gui.
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But the table is being printed close to the left side of page.I wanted to leave a left margin and also heading of each table column is to be printed.
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Very cool template! Good luck with sales
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Gr8! Any chance of a html version soon?
Is being coded as we speak
Great, clean and slick design! Any thoughts on a WP version?
The WordPress version will depend on how sales go…
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Four years ago, Joseph Rocha was a committed and ambitious 18-year-old Navy recruit sure of two things: his love for his country and the corresponding desire to serve it in the Armed Forces, as well as his sexual orientation as a gay man. Unfortunately, the latter was very much in conflict with the former.Read more...
I am in an extremely confused state right now. I'm almost in the state of breaking down too and I just cannot accept the irresponsible fact that my boyfriend has raped a family member and a girlfriend's sister before who were both kids. It happened two years ago. He told me with all out honesty yesterday about it all since he didn't want to hide it from me as I am his girlfriend. He said that he is an overall changed person now...and he was really terrible to ever thought of doing such things, it was mainly because of his uncontrollably strong sexual desire and that it was harder to find a girlfriend at that time. He promised it will never happen again and he repented. I am very disappointed and terribly upset about this incident. But I weighed the good and bad sides of the problem. To me, it is beyond wrong to do such a thing and unacceptable to me. He also lost his virginity in that way and though guys are less skeptical about their virginity, I really didn't like him losing it that way. But there's nothing I can do about it now...what's lost is lost. On the other hand, he has every right to be forgiven too. This not only happened in the past, there was nothing of that sort after that and at the present moment. If he had repeated it, I wouldn't be so tolerant. He also chose to tell me the honest full truth even though he knows I was gonna be terrified. Furthermore, we are already planning a future together and we love each other very much. What should I do? Should I move forward, focus on us now and the future as well as forgive his past mistakes...or stop being with him? I really need some good advice.
For as long as I can remember, I have been turned on my imagining my own pain and humiliation. I am going out with someone for the first time now, and we've been together for almost eight months. Recently we've started experimenting with very mild SM-type things--tying each other up, biting, spanking. I love it, and so does he. But is this normal? Should I be worried that this turns me on more than anything else we've done together? Is there something wrong with me? (I've never been abused). And can I still be a feminist if I get off on being dominated by men?
Hi, I'm sixteen and about four months ago I was treated at the hospital for severe anemia due to over excessive menstruation. While I was there, I had to have a pelvic exam done, and I'm already really shy, and I've never been touched like that or even have had a boyfriend. So the doctor (who was a man) was about to do it, but I was so scared he had to physically spread my legs apart. Then he put the speculum in and did whatever, but he had to push through the hymen, and it hurt pretty badly. It seemed like he didn't care at all how I was doing, or anything. Now I cringe when people mention sex or anything like it because it reminds me of him and the pain and embarrassment. How am I ever going to trust a man enough again to let him get close, and how can I block this event out of my head?
I've been with my girlfriend for nearly six months now. I've always had a bit of a problem having sex with people (keeping it up) but this problem has never occurred between me and her. However, lately I've begun to feel very guilty about the physical action of having sex. The act of penetration is a great experience physically, but when I think about what I'm doing I feel like I'm stabbing her, or performing some kind of violent act on her. We haven't had sex yet since I started REALLY feeling like this (which was a little more than three weeks ago) but if we are making out and begin to have dry sex I often start to cry from the idea of what I am doing to her. She's very compassionate and understanding, and I have told her all of this, but I want it to stop. I need to know how to make myself stop feeling like I am abusing her when we have sex because considering the times we've had sex before I had this mindset, it's been an incredible experience of expressing our love to each other, and I'd really like to have that back.
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Kevin P Gallagher is a professor of international relations at Boston University where he co-directs the Global Economic Governance Initiative.
Trade ministers meet in Bali, Indonesia next week in a last ditch effort to salvage the global trading regime. These world trade talks, under the auspices of the World Trade Organization (WTO) are doomed to fail unless trade ministers re-frame the benefits of globalisation. Developing country growth is not a zero-sum game, but an opportunity for more trade and a more just world.
The United States and other higher income countries want to increase the global market share of those sectors where they currently enjoy a relative advantage. For the United States that means breaking into developing country financial, intellectual property, health, and high-tech markets.
Developing countries see globalisation through a different lens. Yes, they too want to increase global market share where they currently have an
Trade ministers meet in Bali, Indonesia December 3-6 in a last ditch effort to salvage the global trading regime. These world trade talks, under the auspices of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) are doomed to fail unless trade ministers re-frame the benefits of globalisation. Developing country growth is not a zero-sum game, but an opportunity for more trade and a more just world.
The United States and other higher income countries want to increase the global market share of those sectors where they currently enjoy a relative advantage. For the US that means breaking into developing country financial, intellectual property, health, and hi-tech markets.
Developing countries view globalisation through a different lens. Yes, they, too, want to increase global market share where they currently have an advantage. That means pushing to dismantle the highly distortive agricultural and labour markets in higher income countries, as well as the remaining tariffs on manufacturing goods.
Developing countries - that house three billion poor of which almost one billion are hungry - also want to ensure that their consumers and farmers are not victimised by huge swings in food prices. When prices are too high, poorer urban consumers have trouble putting food on the table. When prices are too low farmers lose out, leave the countryside, and join those urban poor. This translates into high economic cost, lost livelihoods, and lost elections.
Many developing countries also see globalisation as a way to gain market share for sectors where they do not yet have an advantage. Developing countries don't want to be stuck in a world where they export highly volatile commodities in return for importing high technology products, consumer goods, and financial services from higher income countries.
Developing countries - that house three US poor of which almost one US are hungry - also want to ensure that their consumers and farmers are not victimised by huge swings in food prices.
Every successful country has diversified its economy away from a reliance on agriculture and primary commodities. In so doing, the government played a role in fostering such diversification. French development banks fostered industry to spur that country into the industrial revolution. The US buffered the New England textiles industry to catch-up to Great Britain. Brazil incubated what is now a world-class class aircraft industry. Japan and South Korea fostered innovation in the car and electronics industries to gain global market share. And of course China has become the manufacturing power-house of the world.
Unfortunately the higher income countries have seen this as a zero-sum game. If the South gains, the North loses. Trade and investment deals that take away the tools of diversification hinder the ability of nations to grow. When countries don't grow they don't import either.
Take Mexico under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). NAFTA gave Mexico exclusive access to the US market - the largest in the world. Yet Mexico has hardly experienced significant per capita growth in the twenty years since NAFTA was signed. Access to the US market for Mexico was conditioned on ignoring the distortions in the US agricultural market and on deregulating financial and industrialisation policies. Distortionary US corn exports put massive pressure on the Mexican countryside.
Deregulation has led to financial instability, de-industrialisation, and slow growth. This was not in the US interest. If Mexico had the tools to grow (and took advantage of them), it would have created a big demand for US exports. Instead, the US has a significant deficit with Mexico.
There needs to be a WTO "rethink" to move beyond this "clash of globalisations." Yet Western companies that stand to win from these trade deals - big agribusiness and pharmaceuticals firms, Wall Street banks, and manufacturing firms seeking to outsource - are highly concentrated and politically organised while the losers are very diffuse and unorganised. These big winning sectors flood Washington with lobbyists and campaign contributions, while workers in the North and South, farmers in developing countries, and fledgling start-up companies in the developing world lack the coordination and cash to put up a fight.
The result is lopsided deals that accentuate national and global inequalities. But the US officially abandoned multilateralism in the trading regime during the administration of George W Bush. Barack Obama's administration has continued this policy, despite pledges to do otherwise.
The WTO has come a long way in the past 10 years, but powerful interest groups may keep the US from bringing the negotiations to a close. When the current round of negotiations started, the West was pushing the deregulation of financial markets, of investment measures, and for intellectual property rules that would make it hard for countries to innovate and provide medicine to the poor. Much of that agenda has been scrapped, but the US won't let food security be on the table.
The WTO can declare victory this week, if it votes on a global deal that will improve customs procedures, and if it grants developing nations the ability to support its poor farmers and consumers in the face of food price volatility. The US has been antagonistic to this proposal over the past week. It seems that the US would rather have the advantage it exploits in regional and bi-lateral deals at the expense of its citizens and global development.
A global trade regime is far superior to the knots of regional and bi-lateral trade agreements that proliferated around the globe, as the WTO was pushed to the wayside. Regional trade deals distort trade away from the nations that have true comparative advantages, allow more economically powerful countries to give weaker states quid pro quos, and have expanded into issues such as finance, intellectual property and environmental regulations that are best left to their respective regimes. It is not too late for the US to salvage the best option we have for global trade governance, the WTO.
Kevin P. Gallagher is a professor of international relations at Boston University where he co-directs the Global Economic Governance Initiative. He is the author of the new book on global trade titled The Clash of Globalizations: Essays on Trade and Development Policy. Follow him on Twitter: @KevinPGallagher
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DALLAS (AP) Derek Royhad a goal and two assists and Kari Lehtonenmade 25 saves to help lead the Dallas Stars to a 4-1 victory over the St. Louis Blues on Sunday.
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For Cole, it was his first goal with Dallas in his second game with the team since he was acquired in a trade with Montreal last week.
The Stars also played impressive team defense, giving up just one goal after a deflating 5-1 loss at home against Edmonton on Thursday.
Lehtonen was strong after the Edmonton loss, which was his first game back after missing five because of a groin strain.
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Board members at last week's regular meeting weren't able to come to a unanimous decision about choosing a levy option for the November ballot. A motion to choose an earned income tax failed to get a second, so the board will meet again at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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DEERFIELD, Va. (WGGB) — Shortly after the F-15 crashed into a wooded area near Deerfield, Va., the tiny town was teeming with rescue and emergency crews from across the region.
"It was a very uhh…I don't know what you would call it…disturbing for everybody for sure in the whole area," says Deerfield resident Bill Dudley.
At just about every table near western Virginia, Wednesday's F-15C jet crash was on everyone's mind.
"It rattled all the windows in the house. We didn't know what was going on and we came outside and saw all the smoke go up in the air," adds Ray Strickler of Deerfield, Va.
While it was hard to miss for most, some like Dudley's wife were closer than others.
Dudley adds, "She heard a couple booms and then saw. She ran out the door…actually the dog woke up, ran out the door, and heard another big explosion and felt like she saw a vapor trail from maybe where he ejected."
Dudley's wife helped direct authorities where to spend some time searching, but both locals and professionals know rescuers have their hands full in extremely mountainous terrain.
"The challenge in this situation is very heavily wooded terrain, so you have a very thick canopy, so then you have to visually identify through that. It is a challenge, but we've got some very sophisticated optics on the aircraft," says Major Cotton Puryear (Ret.) of the Va. Air National Guard.
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Tony Kiegel works on aviation radar and communications systems for the Federal Aviation Administration in Evansville. He is, he says, a product of an evangelical Christian education and upbringing.
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Chris Graham of Evansville, a sophomore at the University of Evansville, was raised and educated in the Roman Catholic faith.
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Susan Caldwell is a North High School senior; she says she had "wanted to attend some sort of atheist youth group for a couple of years."
She is disturbed, she says, by the discrimination people who do not hold traditional Christian beliefs receive at the hands of their peers "in this culture."
Her North High School classmate and fellow skeptic, Spencer Mulesky, refers to it as "the ironic demonization of atheism."
The pair organized the Agnostics and Atheists Club of North High School last fall. There are five similar student and community groups in Evansville, all of which started within the past year.
Questioning and pulling away from the faith of our fathers is not the purview of emerging adulthood but it is an age when such reactionary thoughts are common, says Dick Connelly, philosophy professor at the University of Evansville, who serves as faculty adviser to the UE Skeptical Society. The group was formed on campus last fall by Graham and his colleague, Justin Spicer.
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Connelly says he supports this soul-searching among his students and in fact finds it "depressing if students are proud to claim their beliefs didn't change at all after four years of college."
Spicer, the product of a traditional Protestant upbringing, says that as his education expanded his intellectual horizons, particularly the study of the sciences (he is an archaeology major), it became increasingly difficult not to "question everything ... dogma ... the existence of God ... there just isn't enough evidence."
Openly claiming to be an agnostic, or more stridently, an atheist, is not an easy path in this community, says Kiegel, who help organize the Evansville Free Thinkers (EVFT) last year.
"There's a lot of discrimination," he says, adding, "I founded EVFT because I wanted like-minded friends since people without religious beliefs face quite a bit of discrimination in our town."
Connelly concurs, citing a 2007 Gallup poll in which only 45 percent of respondents said they would vote for a well-qualified Presidential candidate from their party who was an atheist. Atheists landed at the bottom of the poll, which also asked respondents whether they would vote for a candidate who was Catholic, black, Jewish, female, Hispanic, Mormon, divorced three or more times, 72 years of age or older or homosexual.
Members of the local groups are quick to clarify that, despite their lack of traditional beliefs, they espouse traditional values. EVFT member Derreck Bennett notes, "Such codes of conduct represent universals among mankind ... long before Moses ... revealed the Ten Commandments, ancient Egyptians condemned theft, adultery and murder, etc."
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How good is your background? FBI seems to like candidates that speak many languages.
Good with numbers + acting.... you could get into Loss Prevention. Numbers being audits, inventories, etc. Interviews, interrogation, and undercover work would go well with good acting skills.
What about working in the sports industry? Good with numbers, speaking languages, plus acting (which I assume includes great public speaking, interpersonal, all around communication, etc.) would mix into a career as a sports agent. You could go to school for Marketing with some language classes to hone your skills.
Anyway, I wouldn't mind having an office at home. I spend most of my time with myself, and I usually avoid getting very personal with people.
Your information is particularly helpful, though, especially about colleges understanding that people mature and improve their performances. One way you helped, though, is that if I ever decide to do something that combines languages and something else, I at least know now that I'd make the languages side of it my focus.
Anyway, loss prevention really peaks my interest, actually. I'd be in heaven if I could work in sports in almost any capacity, but as for being an agent, if I were good at what I did, I would hate myself. As for marketing, that's something I want to learn more about, but I don't want to make a career out of it. I would love to put my creativity to use and come up with ideas for commercials, though.
I don't have any advice that trumps what's already been posted here but your situation does bring up a situation that happened to a family member.
She graduated from a good business school with a Bachelors in Accounting and then went to work at a major corporation in downtown Cincinnati. However after a few years she decided this wasn't working out for her. She was too much of a people person to be stuck at a desk crunching numbers all day and wasn't particularly enamoured with corporate politics either. At that point her parents paid for her to take one of those extensive tests designed to tell what you'd be good at.
To make a long story short she decided to go to Travel Agent School
(3 month program). Shortly thereafter she began work at a nice travel agency and she is much happier.
Now let's look at the realities of this situation. Unfortunately we all have to consider the real world implications of our decisions. Bear in mind this was 20 years ago so the figures I'm going tp throw out are not current.
She left her accounting job paying her $25K/yr and took a Travel Agent job which paid $9K. Chucked her college degree and everything. This is where my sexism comes into play but as folks know, I give my opinions around here whether they're politically correct or not. I give you this also not knowing what sex you are.
It is my opinion that she never could have "politically" made that decision in the name of her happiness if she'd been male. I can't see her parents endorsing such a move had they put their "son" through an out of state 4 yr college only to have him throw away his corporate career in lieu of $9K/yr. For whatever it's worth, she agrees with me on this.
So you're not the only one who has issues with accounting as a career. You're still very young and have time to explore other possibilities. My final point is if you find a career that both pays you well and you enjoy, then you are one of the lucky ones.
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