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The Northwest Geriatric Education Center provides many educational opportunities that are free of charge and open to all interested individuals.
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- Online Geriatric Healthcare Lectures: An online archive of on-demand video presentations, available free of charge. NWGEC registration, which allows us to compile reports for our funding agency, will give you access to the online lectures and related resources.
- Alzheimer's Disease and Related Issues Geriatric Healthcare Series: A special series of lectures, funded by the Alzheimer's Supplement to the Geriatric Education Centers was presented in Spring 2013, with new lectures to be offered in Winter 2015. The lectures are also linked on the Geriatric Healthcare Lectures page.
- Annual Geriatric Healthcare Lecture Series: An annual 10-week lecture series broadcast in real time to health centers throughout the greater Pacific Northwest region (including Washington, Wyoming and Alaska), allows rural and urban providers to participate together from their place of work. Information on this year's series and registration is available online.
2015 Geriatric Healthcare Lecture Series: The Winter 2015 Lecture Series begins January 6, 2015 and is focused on Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias. An additional Lecture Series is planned for Spring 2015 (March 31 to June 2. Video streams of past lectures are available online via links on the Geriatric Healthcare Lectures page.
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- Interdisciplinary Patient Cases: A collection of case studies authored by NWGEC faculty to model and teach effective interdisciplinary health care for common geriatric patient visits.
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New Fisheries Deputy Director takes charge
M.D. Prakash has taken over as the new Deputy Director of Fisheries. He replaces Suresh Kumar Ullal, who has been posted as the Managing Director of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi District Cooperative Fish Marketing Federation. Mr. Prakash took charge on September 11, according to an official press release.
Pension Adalat
Health Minister U.T. Khader and Mangalore Assistant Commissioner will jointly hold pension adalat at the Sevanjali Trust auditorium in Farangipet on September 21 at 10 a.m., according to an official press release.
Artists invited
The Department of Kannada and Culture has invited applications of singers, dancers and other artistes to take part in the Samskrutika Sourabha, Yuva Sourabha and Chigaru cultural programmes being conducted in various parts of the state. Artistes should be in the panel of artistes in the All India Radio or Doordarshan. They should have passed Senior Grade dance examination. For more details contact 2441527.
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Venugopal Kaikamba, the head coach of Dakshina Kannada Cricket Association, has received certificate for completion of Level-1 coaching education programme at the ICC Global Cricket Academy in Dubai. Mr. Venugopal has been serving the DKCA as the Tournament Secretary and is also the Coordinator of KSCA Mangalore Zone, according to an official press release.
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President of the Janata Dal (Secular) H.D. Deve Gowda met Mangalore Bishop Aloysius Paul D'Souza at his residence here on Wednesday. Mr. Gowda, who sought the blessings of the Bishop, told him that he was touring all districts in the State to strengthen the party.
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Rosario PU College and the Alvas PU College were adjudged as overall champions in the men's and women's category respectively in District-level Inter Collegiate Wrestling Tournament held on Wednesday. The Yenepoya PU College and the Shree Gokarnanath PU College have been adjudged as the runner's up teams in the men's and women's categories. As many as 20 teams participated in the tournament held at the Rosario College Grounds.


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- Age: 36 (27.11.1978)
- Birthplace: Karvina, Czech Republic
- Residence: Monte Carlo, Monaco
- Height: 6'1" (185 cm)
- Weight: 167 lbs (76 kg)
- Plays: Right-handed
- Turned Pro: 1996
- Coach: Petr Korda
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Nicknamed "Steps" by his countrymen...Began playing at age three with his father, Vlastimil, who is a tennis coach; mother, Hana, is a librarian; brother, Martin, is a policeman...His hometown of Karvina is an industrial mining town in north of Czech Republic near Polish border...Admired Ivan Lendl while growing up...Hobbies are playing soccer, floorball and hockey (wanted to be a goalie as a youngster)...His favorite NHL players are countrymen Jaromir Jagr and Dominik Hasek.
Enjoys playing on all surfaces...Considers his serve as best shot...Since 2001, has worked with countryman Petr Korda in Bradenton, Florida part-time...Best friend on tour is countryman Jiri Novak.
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2014 -- The Czech No. 4 (behind No. 7 Berdych, No. 31 Rosol, No. 66 Vesely) finished in Top 70 for 13th year in a row. The 2nd-oldest (behind Haas) in Top 100...Last tournament was US Open and did not play rest of season due to lower back injury...Season highlighted by SF at London/Queen's Club (d. No. 5 Murray, No. 18 Anderson; l. to F. Lopez) – his 1st SF in more than 2 years. Also SF in Bogota in July (l. to Karlovic in 3 sets) and QF in Sydney in January (l. to del Potro in 3 sets)...In Grand Slam play, best result was 3R at Roland Garros (d. No. 16 Youzhny, l. to Gulbis). Advanced to 2R at Wimbledon (l. to eventual champion Djokovic), and fell in 1R at Australian Open (l. to Kavcic) and US Open (l. to Bachinger). Best doubles result was SF at Wimbledon (w/Paes)...Compiled records of 8-11 on hard, 5-2 on grass and 4-5 on clay. Went 1-6 vs. Top 10 opponents with lone win over Murray at London/Queen's Club...
2013 -- The Czech No. 2 (behind No. 7 Berdych) finished in Top 50 for 10th time in 11 years. Second-oldest (behind Haas) in Top 50…Helped his country repeat as Davis Cup champion (d. Serbia 3-2) by winning decisive match vs. Lajovic. Had 2-1 singles and doubles records in SF and F ties and captured his 2nd career Grand Slam doubles crown (w/Paes). Qualified for Barclays ATP World Tour Finals for 2nd year in a row…In Grand Slam play (3-4 record), reached 3R at Australian Open, 2R at Wimbledon and fell in 1R at Roland Garros and US Open (where he won doubles title)…Underwent neck disc surgery on January 21. After Australian Open, was sidelined for 3 months before returning in April…Compiled records of 11-9 on hard, 3-2 on grass and 2-6 on clay and went 0-4 vs. Top 10 opponents…
2012 -- The Czech No. 2 finished in Top 50 singles for 9th time in 10 years and No. 3 in ATP Doubles Team Rankings (w/Paes)...Helped his country to Davis Cup title (d. Spain 3-2) by winning 5th and decisive rubber over Almagro in 4 sets...Best singles result was SF in Memphis (l. to Melzer) and 3 QF. Compiled records of 17-14 on hard, 4-3 on grass and 3-9 on clay. Went 1-8 vs. Top 10 opponents and lone win came over No. 8 del Potro in 2R of Toronto...In doubles (w/Paes) had 33-10 match record with titles at Australian Open, Miami and Shanghai. Reached final at US Open, and SF at Barclays ATP World Tour Finals in London...Finished career-high No.4 in doubles...
2011 -- The Czech Republic No. 2 (behind No. 7 Berdych) is oldest player (33) to finish in Top 50…Finished in year-end Top 30 for 6th time in 7 years…Won Washington title (d. No. 7 Monfils) at 32 to be oldest winner of the season...Also SF in Brisbane (l. to Soderling) and Munich (l. to Davydenko) and QF in Eastbourne and Tokyo...Went 1-8 vs. Top 10 opponents (d. Monfils) and compiled marks of 20-15 on hard, 7-6 on clay and 4-3 on grass...
2010 -- The No. 2 Czech (behind Berdych) finished out of Top 50 for first time in eight years…Reached 11th career final in Brisbane (l. to No. 7 Roddick)…Also a SF in Tokyo (l. to Monfils) and QFs in New Haven and Moscow…Missed two and a half months due to mononucleosis…Went 17-16 on hard courts and 1-0 on clay.
2009 -- The top Czech Republic native finished a year-end best No. 12…Helped his country to its first Davis Cup final (l. to Spain) since 1980…Won titles in Brisbane (d. Verdasco) and San Jose (d. Roddick in SF, Fish in F) while reaching final in Memphis (l. to Roddick)…Won a Davis Cup SF over Karlovic in a marathon 5:59 battle (16-14 in fifth set) with record 78 aces by the Croat…Finished season strong with QF efforts in Shanghai* and Vienna and SF showings in Basel and Paris*…Went 5-8 vs. Top 10 opponents and compiled marks of 35-13 on hard, 8-6 on clay and and 3-1 on grass…Had 19-7 tie-break record and earned a career-high $1.1 million…In doubles, won 13th career title in San Jose (w/Haas).
2008 -- The Czech Republic No. 2 finished in Top 30 for fourth straight season...Reached lone ATP final in San Jose (l. to Roddick) in February and SF in four other tournaments -- Sydney (l. to Guccione), Memphis (l. to Soderling), AMS Rome (d. No. 5 Ferrer, No. 1 Federer, ret. vs. Djokovic) and Metz (l. to Tursunov)...
Best Grand Slam result was 4th RD at Roland Garros (l. to Ferrer in five sets)...Also 3rd RD at Wimbledon (l. to Youzhny) and US Open (l. to Federer)...Went 2-7 vs. Top 10 opponents and compiled marks of 21-15 on hard, 8-3 on clay and 3-2 on grass.
2007 -- The Czech Republic No. 2 (behind No. 14 Berdych) compiled his best results in second half of season to finish in Top 50 for fifth straight year...After a 10-14 start through Wimbledon, went 17-8 highlighted by his second ATP title in Los Angeles (d. No. 9 Blake) and turning in two other SF results -- Gstaad and AMS Montreal with wins over No. 6 Gonzalez, No. 12 Haas and No. 5 Davydenko (l. to Federer)...
At US Open, lost a five-sets, 4:41 marathon to No. 3 Djokovic in 2nd RD...In Davis Cup playoff tie vs. Switzerland, won fifth and decisive match vs. Wawrinka to lead his country back into '08 World Group...In October, advanced to QF in Moscow...Went 4-8 vs. Top 10 opponents...In doubles, reached finals in Adelaide (w/Djokovic) and Dubai (w/Bhupathi) and SF at Roland Garros (w/Bhupathi).
2006 -- No. 2 Czech (behind Berdych) finished in Top 20 for first time...Broke into Top 10 after Slam-best QF at Wimbledon (l. to Bjorkman)...Won first ATP title in Rotterdam (d. Djokovic, No. 6 Davydenko, C. Rochus), his 97th ATP level tournament...Runner-up at AMS Hamburg (l. to Robredo)...Suffered a neck injury while practicing at AMS Toronto and sat out rest of year...Won doubles title in Marseille (w/Damm)...Earned a career-high $820,460...
2005 -- Finished as No. 1 player from Czech Republic and in Top 25 for first time...Finalist at Milan and Ho Chi Minh City...Claimed two doubles titles (w/Damm)...
2004 -- Reached first ATP final at AMS Paris (l. to Safin)...Won three ATP doubles titles...
2003 -- No. 2 Czech (behind Novak) finished in Top 50 for first time, highlighted by two SF and two QF...In doubles, won Milan title (w/Luxa)...
2002 -- Qualified an ATP-best nine times to finish in Top 100 for first time...Jumped 484 places in ATP Rankings...Posted two SF...Won doubles title in Munich (w/Luxa)... Also finalist at US Open (w/Novak)...
2001 -- Captured three ATP doubles titles...
2000 -- Finalist at Seoul Challenger...
1999 -- Finalist at Miami Challenger...Won first career ATP doubles title in Prague (w/Damm)...
1998 -- Won Segovia Challenger and reached Pribram final...In doubles, won two Challenger titles...
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At 7:30 p.m. on Friday, May 1, 2015, the curtain in Karl C. Bruder Theatre will rise on "Promland," the 10th annual spring dance show at Emporia State University Theatre.
The show takes place the night before prom at Hoover High School in small town America. A full moon shines through the gym windows as Custodian Tom Spiggs (Justin Tinker, Las Vegas) prepares the mirror ball for prom. In 1927, Hoover High was the first high school in America to have a mirror ball hung in its gymnasium. When a full moon eclipsed the mirror ball, the dancers' souls were forever enchanted. Now, as students prepare for their own prom, the same mirror ball is eclipsed, causing strange and magical events.
"Promland" is a fun blend of the 1920s and modern day with a Disney twist, including hits such as "Goody, Goody" by Johnny Mercer and "I'll Make a Man Out of You" from Disney's Mulan. Guests are invited to stay afterwards for "Prom Live!," where a King and Queen from the audience will be crowned and treated to a special performance from the stage manager (Rochele Watson, Oak Grove, MO) and house manager (John Alfrey, Topeka).
"Promland" and "Prom Live!" have been conceived, directed and choreographed by Lindy Bartruff, adjunct professor of dance. Costumes are being designed by Amanda Dura and lights are being designed by Nancy Pontius.
Other cast members include Bailey Carter (Freshman, Topeka), Landon Noll (Senior, Winchester), Kylie Pfannenstiel (Junior, Shawnee) Anastasia Rausch (Senior, El Dorado), Angelena Ross (Sophomore, Lawrence), Lisa Tinker (Senior, Derby), Marcon Waters (Sophomore, Emporia) and Alayne Weber (Sophomore, Topeka). Technical director and ESU alumni Chris Lohkamp will make a special guest appearance.
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Natural-Born Citizen Defined
History & logic yield a clear definition of "natural born citizen" even without resort to Court decisions:
1) On July 25, 1787 John Jay wrote to George Washington, then presiding over the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, proposing that the President be a "natural born citizen" (NBC): "Permit me to hint, whether it would be wise and seasonable to provide a strong check to the admission of Foreigners into the administration of our national Government; and to declare expressly that the Commander in Chief of the American army shall not be given to nor devolve on, any but a natural born Citizen." Foreigners were those with foreign citizenship or allegiance, including "dual" citizens.
2) Shortly after the convention concluded, Alexander Hamilton proposed that the President be "born a citizen of the United States": "No person shall be eligible to the office of President of the United States unless he be now a Citizen of one of the States, or hereafter be born a Citizen of the United States." Works of Alexander Hamilton (page 407);
3) The Convention adopted the more stringent NBC requirement for Article II, Section 1 of the US Constitution presidential eligibility clause, as distinguished from Hamilton's "born a citizen" standard, and of course, from a mere "citizen" standard: "No person except a natural born citizen, or a citizen of the United States at the time of the adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the office of President; neither shall any person be eligible to that office who shall not have attained to the age of thirty five years, and been fourteen Years a resident within the United States."
4) NBC was a legal phrase with which the founders were well familiar from the works of Emmerich de Vattel's "The Law of Nations" and from other authors and works which they used to accomplish their goal of insuring that future Presidents would have undivided loyalty and allegiance to America;
5) Americans had recently won their independence from the British in a bloody 8-year long war and were justifiably concerned about the loyalty and allegiance of future Presidents and the risk of foreign influence on their new nation and its chief executive and commander-in-chief;
6) It is inconceivable that the founders would have chosen NBC if it meant that anyone could be President merely by his birth on US soil, regardless of the citizenship of his parents, since such a definition would allow a child born to one or even two foreign (including British) parents to be eligible for the US Presidency, a result that was totally unthinkable to the founders and could not have been overlooked or adopted by them.
7) The 14th Amendment, ratified in 1868 in the wake of he Civil War, merely defined "citizens" as "All persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof"; it says nothing about NBC, which is a special type of citizen. In not even attempting to redefine NBC or amend or delete Article II, Section 4, it left NBC alone, ratifying its status as a special type of citizenship.
THEREFORE: the only logical and intelligent conclusion is that NBC requires:
1) Child's birth on US soil; and
2) US citizenship of both parents at child's birth.
Furthermore, citing and following its dicta (opinions not needed for its rulings) in several of its earlier Supreme Court cases, NBC was
defined by the US Supreme Court in its holding in Minor v. Happersett (1875), which held that the plaintiff was a CITIZEN of the US because she happened to be a NBC, stating that: "The Constitution does not in words say who shall be natural-born citizens. Resort must be had elsewhere to ascertain that. At common law, with the nomenclature of which the framers of the Constitution were familiar, it was never doubted that all children born in a country of parents who were its citizens became themselves, upon their birth, citizens also. These were natives or natural-born citizens". This holding has been followed and cited by the Supreme Court in subsequent cases and has never been overruled.
The Court in Minor, in light of the 14th Amendment, chose not to define "citizen", leaving that definition for another day, but determined that Ms. Minor was in fact a NBC, as defined in its dicta in previous decisions, and therefore logically was, of course, a "citizen". This finding that Minor was a citizen was essential to its decision in the case; therefore, its definition of NBC is not merely dicta, or comment in passing not necessary for its decision, but law binding on other Courts as precedent until overruled by the Court itself.
Despite the foregoing, many people and even some misguided lower Courts, have ignored or dismissed Minor and subsequent Supreme Court cases that have cited it, thought it is binding law and precedent, and continue, whether intentionally or negligently, to confuse, misunderstand or equate "natural born citizen" (NBC) with "born citizen", "citizen at birth", or "native-born citizen", or with mere "citizen", when logic and common sense make it clear that NBC is a more stringent subset of citizenship, the type of citizenship that most of us acquired "naturally" upon our birth in this country to American citizen parents.
This type of citizenship is "natural" since it is the only type of citizenship that requires no special laws, treaties or constitutional amendments and results naturally upon our birth; so logically we can be nothing other than American citizens, free of foreign identity or allegiance, whether dual or otherwise. Shouldn't American presidents be required to have the same type of citizenship that most of us Americans have, free of foreign identity and influence? Of course! That's why the founding fathers chose the "natural born" citizenship requirement for President, and not merely "citizen", nor "born citizen, "citizen at birth", "native-born citizen" or their equivalent.
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Can the natural law, as defined by Catholic teaching, be wrong? Is it possible that the Lord would allow circumstances to develop within the body of a pregnant woman that actually demand the defiance of His own law?
The answer is obvious: no. Which is why the facts of this difficult case demand closer examination and why such typical pro-abort "spin" must be separated from the actual case.
Pro-lifers confused by the initial story of Savita Halappanavar--a thirty-one-year-old dentist alleged to have died because she was refused an abortion--were right to ask: "What's wrong with this story?"
As it turns out, plenty!
At 17 weeks into her pregnancy, Savita was told she was suffering a miscarriage. She requested an abortion--but, as doctors had diagnosed, the termination had already begun spontaneously.
Under Irish law and the Irish Constitution, which prohibit the abortion of unborn babies, the surgical evacuation of the womb when a miscarriage is underway or where the baby has already died is allowed. Such procedures are regularly carried out in Irish hospitals.
In Savita's case, however, it appears that a surgical intervention that should have happened did not. She experienced back pain for another three days and died of septicaemia, prompting two investigations--one by the hospital itself and another by the Irish health authority.
At the time of her death on 28 October 2012, it was widely reported that doctors denied her request "for an abortion" because they detected a foetal heartbeat and Irish law ruled out a termination because "Ireland is a Catholic country."
Using this reason to delay surgical evacuation, however, is considered extraordinary by both medical and non-medical Irish citizens. Equally troubling was the pro-abort propagandizing of the situation before the most basic investigation was carried out.
While many of the facts surrounding the case remain unclear, this much is certain: Savita's death was not the result of Ireland's law protecting the unborn child. The real issue is medical practice in a particular Irish hospital and whether or not the medical team involved did all they could to save Savita's life, as they were obliged to do by Irish law and the ethics of their profession.
"Neither the ethos of the Catholic Church nor the pro-life laws of Ireland would prevent any woman from receiving all the treatment she requires in order to preserve her life," said Niamh Ui Bhriain of Ireland's Life Institute, adding that "abortion doesn't cure septicaemia and isn't a treatment for miscarriage."
Calling the claim that Catholic teaching would prevent proper treatment of a pregnant woman "outrageous," she told LifeSiteNews.com that Irish law already prioritizes the life of the mother, emphasizing that doctors who rail to intervene to save a woman's life are subject to disciplinary action for negligence.
"Far from ... the pro-life laws putting undue pressure to save the life of the unborn child, they put additional measures to protect the life of the mother," she said. "The Irish Medical Council guidelines are incredibly clear, that the doctors must intervene to save a woman's life. If they don't, they're guilty of misconduct."
The media failed to reveal some key facts.
Not only did an international group of 140 obstetricians and other doctors meeting in Dublin issue a statement last year denying that abortion is ever "medically necessary" for women, the facts speak for themselves: the maternal death rate in Ireland without abortion is among the lowest in the world with 6 per 100,000 live births registered, a far better rate than in the UK where abortion is legal and where the maternal death rate is 12 per 100,000.
The 20 November statement of the Irish bishops reaffirming Catholic teaching was also widely ignored: "The Catholic Church has never taught that the life of a child in the womb should be preferred to that of a mother. By virtue of their common humanity, a mother and her unborn baby are both sacred with an equal right to life. Where a seriously ill pregnant woman needs medical treatment which may put the life of her baby at risk, such treatments are ethically permissible provided every effort has been made to save the life of both the mother and her baby. Whereas abortion is the direct and intentional destruction of an unborn baby and is gravely immoral in all circumstances."
Abortion is always a violation of God's natural law for the simple reason that sin can never save a life.
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By 1928, Earl Hines was jazz's most revolutionary pianist, for two good reasons. His right hand played lines in bright, clear octaves that could cut through a band. His left hand had a mind of its own. Hines could play fast stride and boogie bass patterns, but then his southpaw would go rogue — it'd seem to step out of the picture altogether, only to slide back just in time.
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Round up: Bee Media Buys Adcentricity; Moat gets investment.
Bee Media, which has developed a mobile shopping platform, said today it has acquired Adcentricity, a location-based digital media tech company. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Toronto-based Bee Media will lose its name; the merged company now will be known as Adcentricity. It will target its offerings to marketers developing hyper-local ad campaigns.
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Bee Media had employed 24, and Adcentricity of New York City had 20 staff before the acquisition. However, the combined firm will employ a more streamlined 30 on staff, according to a spokeswoman.
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The Seattle Times reports that 25-year-old Samuel J. Cruz pleaded guilty earlier this month to vehicular homicide for killing Stacy Ankerfelt.
The King County prosecutor's office says the 28-year-old teacher at Kent's Scenic Hill Elementary was standing next to her car when she was struck at 5:43 p.m. on July 19. Ankerfelt suffered massive internal injuries and broken bones after being dragged and thrown by Cruz's SUV.
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There is an alternative in my sig. Quite a lot of new folks signing up lately and activity is rising nicely. Of course it's no threat to ADVrider whether this actually happens or not. But a lot of folks (including me) see the potential in the new site and like the idea of a DR650-only forum.
What's not to like? It's a free choice, and we're there for all DR650 riders who choose to be part of the new family.
I'm a member of that forum. I'm in no way proposing this idea as a threat to your site. I'm happy to hear your site is gaining in popularity. Someday, your bike-specific forum might be where folks go to find DR650 info. I think that would be OK.
BUT... right now, there's a heap of answers
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This idea isn't meant to diminish the DR650 Thread, either. I check that thread at least once a day. The DR subforum at TT, I might check once a week. There's kind of of a compelling fascination seeing our thread grow... and grow...
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I think if this is something we can do without involving the moderators it is a good idea...
The only thing I'd ask of the mods is to put the proposed DR650 index in this thread:
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An indexed, and categorized DR650 specific thread would be AWESOME, however it would take a LOT of work to keep the needed material up at the top. Without MOD powers, wouldn't all of the editing need to be the OP's responsibility?
I do like that we have such a long-lived, and prolific thread, dedicated to DR chatter, parts, mods and all, and wouldn't want to detract from the ongoing weblog.
My $0.02 in a down economy...
The index would be in the Bike Specific Index thread that's stickied at the top of the Thumper page.
Once the existing posts have been indexed, keeping up with the subsequent posts and links would be a piece of cake, relatively speaking...
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'Tis the season for super-goofy, radio-station-helmed holiday shows that corral together often wildly disparate acts in the name of yuletide cheer and forced promotion, and while Z100's Jingle Ball is the mother of them all (could a preview of the Dream/Kardashian musical be in the cards this year?), look out for RXP's corker of a Roseland Ballroom show, uniting two of New Jersey's finest young(er) musical exports for what promises to engender one of the most awkward backstage handshakes of all time.
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SEC football notebook: Academics latest distraction for LSU
No. 1 and unbeaten LSU has had a laundry list of distractions this year, ranging from a bar brawl to player suspensions for a positive drug test for synthetic marijuana.
Now, four days away from Saturday's SEC championship game for the Tigers against No. 12 Georgia, LSU athletic director Joe Alleva and Tigers' coach Les Miles are having to answer media inquiries about the academic eligibility of players struggling with grades.
Miles has been asked a couple of times about the academic eligibility of former starting quarterback Jarrett Lee, who hasn't started the last three games after going 9-0 as a starter. Lee's name was raised when one of the announcers on LSU's radio network said in the postgame show following the Tigers' Nov. 12 win over Western Kentucky (the first game that Lee didn't start) that Lee may not have started because of academic reasons.
"Academic issues are certainly very private in my mind," Miles said. "The reality is that this time of year everybody responds and comes back. If you have a 'C' or a 'B,' it is time to pick it up. There is no difference with our football team."
In a statement released Wednesday afternoon, Alleva said that "no LSU student-athletes have been declared ineligible for postseason competition, the current semester is not complete and finals are still ahead."
Even if LSU players don't make the grades to maintain eligibility for postseason play, they have one last chance to improve their grades in late December during a winter intersession.
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Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen is blaming Ole Miss for media reports saying that he's Penn State's leading candidate to replace the legendary Joe Paterno.
Cornered at the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame banquet in Jackson on Tuesday night, Mullen told the Jackson Clarion-Ledger that he blamed the erroneous reports on "rival institutions trying to ruin our recruiting which we have dominated in this state over the past three years."
When Mullen was pressed if he knew what school might have spread the story in the media, he said, "You take it from there."
While it's sort of laughable to think the main priority of the 2-10 Rebels is spreading rumors about Mullen rather than worrying about finding a coach to replace the fired Houston Nutt, Mullen might have been correct when he called the media reports linking him to Penn State "the most irresponsible reporting that I've ever heard of."
Other than the fact that Mullen was born in Philadelphia, was raised in New Hampshire, went to Ursinus College in Collegeville, Pa., and has coached in the Northeast, he hasn't done nearly enough in three seasons at Mississippi State to make him the guy to replace college football's all-time winningest coach.
In three seasons at State, Mullen is 20-17 overall and 9-15 in the SEC, including a 3-12 record in the Western Division with those three wins over Ole Miss. He's 1-15 against ranked teams.
Considering those numbers, Mullen's name continually popping up for job vacancies -- last year supposedly it was Florida where he had been offensive coordinator under Urban Meyer -- is puzzling.
If Penn State believes the best it can do is hire Mullen, trying to project his potential in a program with a winning tradition able to attract better recruits, more power to the Nittany Lions.
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Georgia apparently has one semi-healthy running back heading into Saturday's SEC's championship game game against LSU.
Freshman Isaiah Crowell, who has played just three snaps in the last two games because of a sprained ankle, has practiced this week.
But Bulldogs' coach Mark Richt isn't hopeful that backup Richard Samuel will play. He has missed the last four games after undergoing ankle surgery, suffering the injury on the last snap of the Bulldogs' 24-20 victory over Florida on Oct. 29.
Perhaps LSU can lend the Bulldogs one of its four running backs -- Spencer Ware, Michael Ford, Kenny Hilliard and Alfred Blue -- all whom have scored at least six TDs and rushed for at least 248 yards.
"They've got big, strong backs who get yards after contact," Richt said. "And they run behind a physical line and this kid Copeland (280-pound fullback J.C. Copeland), who's just a beast.
"He wears No. 44 but he looks more like a defensive tackle. He's worn out more Sam linebackers than anybody I've ever seen in a season. By the end of games, those guys are jumping out of the way when he comes downhill at him."
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All posts tagged "The Importance of Being Earnest"
Valley Arts: Gallery 7 Theatre Presents The Importance Of Being Earnest
By Ken Hildrebrandt. Gallery 7 Theatre of Abbotsford B.C. is thrilled to be presenting Oscar Wilde's hilarious social satire, The Importance of Being Earnest, a witty comedy about love, marriage and the most bizarre case of mistaken...
- Posted February 24, 2012
Arts / Education: The Importance Of Being Ernest – June 4,5
GW Graham Secondary School offers the wonderful treat of Oscar Wilde's hilarious comedy, 'The Importance of Being Earnest.' Confusion and merriment ensue as two men show up at a country house professing love to different women while...
- Posted May 31, 2010