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Lottery draws are done twice per week on Mondays and Thursdays. (The Daily Star/Hasan Shaaban)
BEIRUT: Mondays and Thursdays are busy days for the Sbeity Bookshop in Karakol al-Druze in Beirut. With just a few hours until the lottery drawing, customers are piling in at a rate of several a minute to buy tickets in hopes of winning this week's $3 million jackpot. Many greet the man behind the counter, Mahmoud Sbeity, who has run the shop for 20 years, by name.
Sbeity says his regulars include both rich and poor, but the majority of customers who stopped by this particular Thursday were older men, many of whom say their children are grown or live abroad and they consider the lottery a form of entertainment. Although technology now enables players to submit their numbers by text, many of the customers appeared to value the opportunity to socialize.
"I always come to Mahmoud to play ... every Monday and Thursday," says Mohammad al-Mugharibeen, 76, a retired customs official who sticks around to make small talk.
"I like to play because my children are abroad," he adds.
Another regular who would only give his last name, Makarem, 84, says that he started playing the lottery when he quit smoking, replacing one habit with another.
Bilal Tayarra, 24, a rare young face among the crowd, says he just started playing two weeks ago "for fun."
"Some people are addicted, some just want to have fun, some do it for the money, and some do it as a means of validation, to say 'I won,'" he offers by way of explanation.
Sbeity says that over the 20 years he has been selling lottery tickets, he has noticed a clear correlation between the overall economy, which is related to the security situation, and the number of people willing to risk their hard-earned money for a slight chance of riches.
"It's hope. They're buying hope for a few thousand [Lebanese pounds], and every week they get to renew it," he says, waxing philosophical.
One customer, who spoke on condition of anonymity, has a slightly more pessimistic take on this phenomenon.
"Why do people play the lottery? Look at this country. The politics are tired, the country is tired," he says. "I have two children working in the Gulf because you can't buy a house for less than half a million dollars."
And what would he do if he won?
"I'd stop playing," the man says, adding: "After I buy a house for each of my children."
But while some see it as a harmless pastime or a way to keep hope alive in a bleak economy, the hobby can easily veer into addiction, with some customers spending hundreds dollars a week on tickets.
After the man who refused to give his name leaves, Sbeity admits he comes in several times a day, sometimes buying five or 10 tickets at a time and often using numbers he saw on random objects like car license plates.
Nadine Moussa, an occupational therapist and the clinical coordinator at Skoun Addictions Center, which offers treatment for gambling addiction, said addiction can be classified into pathological or compulsive addiction, and problem gambling.
Pathological gambling is rooted in impulse control, she said.
"It's all they can think about and all they can do," she explained. "There is always an excuse to gamble."
"Problem gambling is any behavior that disrupts your life," she clarified. "Whether they can no longer afford it or it's taking time away from their loved ones, anything that becomes disruptive has crossed the line."
Moussa advises anyone who suspects a loved one might be struggling with gambling addiction "not to preach or lecture," and to avoid accusatory "you are" statements.
"Bring up the signs and symptoms in a gentle way," she said. "You can say 'I've noticed you don't have a lot of money on you.'"
Moussa said expressing anger by shouting or cutting the gambler off financially could make the impulse to gamble stronger, noting that strong family or community support is important to recovery.
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This article may be cited as the "Missing Children Information Act."
As used in this article:
(a) "Child" means an individual under the age of eighteen years who is not emancipated;
(b) "Clearinghouse" means the West Virginia missing children information clearinghouse;
(c) "Custodian" means a parent, guardian, custodian or other person who exercises legal physical control, care or custody of a child;
(d) "Missing child" means a child whose whereabouts are unknown to the child's custodian and the circumstances of whose absence indicate that:
(1) The child did not leave the care and control of the custodian voluntarily and the taking of the child was not authorized by law; or
(2) The child voluntarily left the care and control of his or her custodian without the custodian's consent and without intent to return;
(e) "Missing child report" means information that is:
(1) Given to a law-enforcement agency on a form used for sending information to the national crime information center; and
(2) About a child whose whereabouts are unknown to the reporter and who is alleged in the form submitted by the reporter to be missing;
(f) "Possible match" means the similarities between anunidentified body of a child and a missing child that would lead one to believe they are the same child;
(g) "Reporter" means the person who reports a missing child; and
(h) "State agency" means an agency of the state, political subdivision of the state or public postsecondary educational institution.
(1) Shall provide for the administration of the clearinghouse; and
(2) May promulgate rules in accordance with the provisions of article three, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code to carry out the provisions of this article.
(b) The clearinghouse is a central repository of information on missing children and shall be used by all law-enforcement agencies in this state.
(c) The clearinghouse shall:
(1) Establish a system of intrastate communication of information relating to missing children;
(2) Provide a centralized file for the exchange of information on missing children and unidentified bodies of children within the state;
(3) Communicate with the National Crime Information Center for the exchange of information on missing children suspected of interstate travel;
(4) Collect, process, maintain and disseminate accurate and complete information on missing children;
(5) Provide a statewide toll-free telephone line for the reporting of missing children and for receiving information on missing children;
(6) Disseminate to custodians, law-enforcement agencies, the state Department of Education, the Bureau for Children and Families and the general public information that explains how to prevent child abduction and what to do if a child becomes missing;
(7) Compile statistics relating to the incidence of missing children within the state;
(8) Provide training materials and technical assistance to law-enforcement agencies and social services agencies pertaining to missing children; and
(9) Establish a media protocol for disseminating information pertaining to missing children.
(d) The clearinghouse shall print and distribute posters, flyers and other forms of information containing descriptions of missing children.
(e) The State Police may accept public or private grants, gifts and donations to assist in carrying out the provisions of this article.
(a) The state department of education shall develop and administer a program for the location of missing children who may be enrolled in the West Virginia school system, including private schools, and for the reporting of children who may be missing or who may be unlawfully removed from schools.
(b) The program shall include the use of information received from the clearinghouse and shall be coordinated with the operations of the clearinghouse.
(c) The state board of education may promulgate rules in accordance with the provisions of article three, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code for the operation of the program and shall require the participation of all school districts and state-accredited private schools in this state.
Every law-enforcement agency in West Virginia shall provide to the clearinghouse any information the law-enforcement agency has that would assist in locating or identifying a missing child.
(a) Upon written request made to a law-enforcement agency by the custodian of a missing child, the law-enforcement agency shall request from the clearinghouse information concerning the child that may aid the custodian in locating or identifying the child.
(b) A law-enforcement agency to which a request has been made pursuant to subsection (a) of this section shall report to the custodian on the results of its inquiry within fourteen calendar days after the day the written request is received by the law-enforcement agency.
(a) The clearinghouse shall distribute missing child report forms to law-enforcement agencies in the state.
(b) A missing child report may be made to a law-enforcement agency in person or by telephone or other indirect method of communication and the person taking the report may enter the information on the form for the reporter. A missing child report form may be completed by the reporter and delivered to a law-enforcement office.
(c) A copy of the missing child report form shall be filed with the clearinghouse.
(a) A law-enforcement agency, upon receiving a missing child report, shall:
(1) Immediately start an investigation to determine the present location of the child if it determines that the child is in danger; and
(2) Enter the name of the missing child into the clearinghouse and the national crime information center missing person file if the child meets the center's criteria, with all available identifying features, including dental records, fingerprints, other physical characteristics and a description of the clothing worn when the missing child was last seen.
(b) Information not immediately available shall be obtained as soon as possible by the law-enforcement agency and entered into the clearinghouse and the national crime information center file as a supplement to the original entry.
(c) All West Virginia law-enforcement agencies shall enter information about all unidentified bodies of children found in their jurisdiction into the clearinghouse and the national crime information center unidentified person file, including all available identifying features of the body and a description of the clothing found on the body. If an information entry into the national crime information center file results in an automatic entry of the information into the clearinghouse, thelaw-enforcement agency is not required to make a direct entry of that information into the clearinghouse.
(a) At the time a missing child report is made, the law-enforcement agency to which the missing child report is given may, when feasible and appropriate, provide a dental record release form to the parent, custodian, health care surrogate or other legal entity authorized to release the dental records of the missing child. The law-enforcement agency shall endorse the dental record release form with a notation that a missing child report has been made in compliance with the provisions of this article. When the dental record release form is properly completed by the parent, custodian, health care surrogate or other legal entity authorized to release the dental records of the missing child and contains the endorsement, the form is sufficient to permit a dentist or physician in this state to release dental records relating to the missing child to the law-enforcement agency.
(b) A circuit court judge may for good cause shown authorize the release of dental records of a missing child to a law-enforcement agency.
(c) A law-enforcement agency which receives dental records under the provisions of subsections (a) or (b) of this section shall send the dental records to the clearinghouse.
(d) A dentist or physician who releases dental records to a person presenting a proper release executed or ordered pursuant to this section is immune from civil liability or criminal prosecution for the release of the dental records.
(a) The clearinghouse shall, in accordance with national crime information center policies and procedures, cross-check and attempt to match unidentified bodies with descriptions of missing children. When the clearinghouse discovers a possible match between an unidentified body and a missing child description, the clearinghouse shall notify the appropriate law-enforcement agencies.
(b) A law-enforcement agency that receives notice of a possible match shall make arrangements for positive identification. If a positive identification is made, the law-enforcement agency shall complete and close the investigation with notification to the clearinghouse.
(a) State agencies and public and private schools shall cooperate with a law-enforcement agency that is investigating a missing child report and shall furnish any information, including confidential information, that will assist the law-enforcement agency in completing the investigation.
(b) Information provided by a state agency or a public or private school may not be released to any person outside the law-enforcement agency or the clearinghouse, except as provided by rules of the West Virginia state police.
(a) The state police shall promulgate rules according to the provisions of article three, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code to provide for the classification of information and records as confidential that:
(1) Are otherwise confidential under state or federal law or rules promulgated pursuant to state or federal law;
(2) Are related to the investigation by a law-enforcement agency of a missing child or an unidentified body, if the state police, in consultation with the law-enforcement agency, determines that release of the information would be deleterious to the investigation;
(3) Are records or notations that the clearinghouse maintains for internal use in matters relating to missing children and unidentified bodies and the state police determines that release of the internal documents might interfere with an investigation by a law-enforcement agency in West Virginia or any other jurisdiction; or
(4) Are records or information that the state police determines might interfere with an investigation or otherwise harm a child or custodian.
(b) The rules may provide for the sharing of confidential information with the custodian of the missing child.
The attorney general shall require each law-enforcement agency to comply with the provisions of the Missing Children Information Act and may seek writs of mandamus or other appropriate remedies to enforce the provisions of this article.
(a) Upon completion of the missing child report the law-enforcement agency shall immediately forward the contents of the report to the missing children information clearinghouse and the national crime information center's missing person file: Provided, That if an information entry into the national crime information center file results in an automatic entry of the information into the clearinghouse, the law-enforcement agency is not required to make a direct entry of that information into the clearinghouse.
(b) Within fifteen days after completion of the report, if the child is less than thirteen years of age the law-enforcement agency may, when appropriate, forward the contents of the report to the last:
(1) Child care center or child care home in which the child was enrolled; or
(2) School the child attended in West Virginia, if any.
(c) A law-enforcement agency involved in the investigation of a missing child shall:
(1) Update the initial report filed by the agency that received notification of the missing child upon the discovery of new information concerning the investigation;
(2) Forward the updated report to the appropriate agencies and organizations;
(3) Search the national crime information center's wanted person file for reports of arrest warrants issued for persons whoallegedly abducted or unlawfully retained children and compare these reports to the missing child's national crime information center's missing person file; and
(4) Notify all law-enforcement agencies involved in the investigation, the missing children information clearinghouse, and the national crime information center when the missing child is located.
(1) Six members to be appointed by the Governor, with the advice and consent of the Senate, with not more than four belonging to the same political party, three being from different congressional districts of the state and, as nearly as possible, providing broad state geographical distribution of members of the council, and at least one representing a nonprofit organization involved with preventing the abduction, runaway or exploitation of children or locating missing children;
(2) The Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Resources or his or her designee;
(3) The Superintendent of the West Virginia State Police or his or her designee;
(4) The State Superintendent of Schools or his or her designee;
(5) The Director of the Criminal Justice and Highway Safety Division or his or her designee; and
(6) The Commissioner of the Bureau for Children and Families or his or her designee.
(b) The Governor shall appoint the six council members for staggered terms. The terms of the members first taking office on or after the effective date of this legislation shall expire as designated by the Governor. Each subsequent appointment shall be for a full three-year term. Any appointed member whose term is expired shall serve until a successor has been duly appointed and qualified. Any person appointed to fill a vacancy shall serve only for the unexpired term. A member is eligible for only one successive reappointment. A vacancy shall be filled by the Governor in the same manner as the original appointment was made.
(c) Members of the council are not entitled to compensation for services performed as members but are entitled to reimbursement for all reasonable and necessary expenses actually incurred in the performance of their duties in a manner consistent with the guidelines of the Travel Management Office of the Department of Administration.
(d) A majority of serving members constitutes a quorum for the purpose of conducting business. The chair of the council shall be designated by the Governor from among the appointed council members who represent nonprofit organizations involved with preventing the abduction, runaway or exploitation of children or locating missing children. The term of the chair shall run concurrently with his or her term of office as a member of the council. The council shall conduct all meetings in accordance with the open governmental meetings law pursuant to article nine-a, chapter six of this code.
(e) The employee of the West Virginia State Police who is primarily responsible for the clearinghouse established by section three of this article shall serve as the executive director of the council. He or she shall receive no additional compensation for service as the executive director of the council but shall be reimbursed for any reasonable and necessary expenses actually incurred in the performance of his or her duties as executive director in a manner consistent with the guidelines of the Travel Management Office of the Department of Administration.
(f) The expenses of council members and the executive director shall be reimbursed from funds provided by foundation grants, in-kind contributions or funds obtained pursuant to subsection (b), section seventeen of this article.
(g) The executive director shall provide or obtain information necessary to support the administrative work of the council and, to that end, may contract with one or more nonprofit organizations or state agencies for research and administrative support.
(h) The executive director of the council shall be available to the Governor and to the Speaker of the House of Delegates and the President of the Senate to analyze and comment upon proposed legislation and rules which relate to or materially affect missing or exploited children.
(i) The council shall prepare and publish an annual report of its activities and accomplishments and submit it to the Governor and to the Joint Committee on Government and Finance on or before the fifteenth day of December of each year.
(1) Findings and determinations regarding the extent of the problem in this state related to: (i) Abducted children; (ii) runaway children; and (iii) exploited children;
(2) Findings and determinations identifying the systems, both public and private, existing in the state to prevent the abduction, runaway or exploitation of children and to locate missing children and assessing the strengths and weaknesses of those systems and the clearinghouse;
(3) The inclusion of exploited children within the functions of the clearinghouse. For purposes of this article, an exploited child is a person under the age of eighteen years who has been: (i) Used in the production of pornography; (ii) subjected to sexual exploitation or sexual offenses under article eight-b, chapter sixty-one of this code; or (iii) employed or exhibited in any injurious, immoral or dangerous business or occupation in violation of the provisions of sections five through eight, article eight, chapter sixty-one of this code;
(4) Recommendations of legislative changes required to improve the effectiveness of the clearinghouse and other efforts to prevent abduction, runaway or exploitation of children and to locate missing children. Those recommendations shall consider the following:
(i) Interaction of the clearinghouse with child custody proceedings;
(ii) Involvement of hospitals, child care centers and other private agencies in efforts to prevent child abduction, runaway or exploitation and to locate missing children;
(iii) Publication of a directory of and periodic reports regarding missing children;
(iv) Required reporting by public and private agencies and penalties for failure to report and false reporting;
(v) Removal of names from the list of missing children;
(vi) Creating of an advocate for missing and exploited children;
(vii) State funding for the clearinghouse and efforts to prevent the abduction, runaway and exploitation of children and to locate missing children;
(viii) Mandated involvement of state agencies, such as publication of information regarding missing children in existing state publications and coordination with the state registrar of vital statistics under section twelve-b, article five, chapter sixteen of this code;
(ix) Expanded requirement for boards of education to notify the clearinghouse in addition to local law-enforcement agencies under section five-c, article two, chapter eighteen of this code or if a birth certificate or school record received appears to be inaccurate or fraudulent and to receive clearinghouse approval before releasing records;
(5) Methods that will coordinate and engender collaborative efforts among organizations throughout the state, whether public or private, involved with missing or exploited children;
(6) Plans for the use of technology in the clearinghouse and other efforts related to missing or exploited children;
(7) Compliance of the clearinghouse, state law and all rules promulgated pursuant thereto with applicable federal law so as to enhance opportunities for receiving federal grants;
(8) Consultation with the state board of education and other agencies responsible for promulgating rules under this article;
(9) Possible methods for identifying missing children prior to enrollment in a public or nonpublic school;
(10) The feasibility and effectiveness of utilizing the federal parent locator service in locating missing children; and
(11) Programs for voluntary fingerprinting.
(b) The council shall solicit and is authorized to receive and accept gifts or grants from private foundations, corporations, individuals, devises and bequests or from other lawful sources. Such funds shall be paid into a special account in the state treasury for the use and benefit of the council.
Note: WV Code updated with legislation passed through the 2014 1st Special Session
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On Wednesday, October 13, 2010, the Academies of Advisors Program at the Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) held its first annual Dodgeball Tournament. The Rebecca Lee Crumpler Academy won this inaugural event, defeating the Louis W. Sullivan Academy 3 games to 2 in the final round of play.
The Crumpler Academy team, also known as the Trailblazers (aka the Crumpinators), consisted of 2nd year students Jon Dashkoff, Christopher Luke, and 1st year students Daniel Chung, Nikki Croteau, DJ Gadaleta, Apar Gupta, Lindsey Storer, and Christopher Tonn.
The Crumpinators benefited from a first round bye due to the single elimination, blind draw tournament format. They faced off against a strong Keefer Academy team lead by second year students Bill Hammond, Ben Isakson, and a red-footie pajama clad Stephen Alerhand.
As winners of the Academies Volleyball Tournament, the players and their entire Academy will receive a free breakfast buffet courtesy of the Academies Student Steering Committee and the Office of Student Affairs!
Crumpler Academy also won the 1st Annual Academies of Advisor Volleyball Tournament, held on February 23, 2010. The Crumpinators will look to defend their Volleyball title at the 2nd Annual Volleyball Tournament on Wednesday, February 23, 2011.
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In this plot-jammed episode, Callie starts getting suspicious of Tyrol, Cavil and his faction push back against Natalie's side, Lee takes over as the Caprican Quorum delegate and encounters veiled resistance from President Roslin, and Starbuck clashes with her crew looking for Earth.
A note to first time BSG watchers; these aren't the reviews for you. I plan to write about the show with the ending in mind. If you haven't seen the show, you will be spoiled on stuff that happens at the end. You've been warned.
I guess it's a testament to how good this show can be that an episode this packed with plot still manages to shine. Seriously, I was trying to figure out which section is the A plot, and really, there isn't one; there's just four B plots that all get various amounts of attention, so we'll attack them like that.
Captain Starbuck
It's been roughly three weeks since Kara and her crew left to find an alternate way to Earth, and it's really not going so well. Kara is (again) acting suspiciously; she's hiding in her room, giving them endless course corrections and little explanations, working on this painting that may be the key (alright, it totally is the key), yada yada yada.
I can't blame her crew for getting a bit pissy about this tedious (and so far fruitless) search for a unique system that sounds too absurd to really exist. With Helo's direction (and his orders), they are trying to be helpful, but we can already see the corrosive effect their derisive comments are going to have down the road.
Oh Kara, shame you never paid attention in diplomacy class. Even though it mostly works out for her, she probably could have made things easier on the people around her.
Civil War
Natalie's faction is another group having a bit of a rough time. They won the battle when they *cleansed* their ships of the Cavils, Dorals and Simons; they even got their enemies to agree to stop lobotomizing the raiders, but they stopped fighting the war too soon.
We know now that Cavil has so much to lose if the Final Five are discovered (although we will never know it, I suspect the Dorals and Simons would have ditched him as soon as they found out what Cavil did to their parents). He's threatened, and he's fighting for keeps. He wants to keep his secrets and keep his family the way it always was, even if that means killing half of them. He's only focused on the forest, frak the trees.
President Roslin
Ok, so we've known for a while that in her second term, President Roslin has gotten a little scary, but here is our first hard look at her administration and all I've got to say is…yikes.
She's bringing up some painful (and not-too-distant) presidential memories, and it's not a good look back. She's dismissive of the Quorum delegates, and in the politest way possible is downright hostile to Lee (yep, she's still keeping that trial grudge close), and is secretive to a scary degree.
Zarek wasn't wrong when he said she's trying to save everyone, because she is. She wants to find Earth for her people, but until they get there, she's going to be making all the decisions and determining the course of their lives, whether or not they want her to.
She will do whatever it takes to get them home, even if it kills them. She's only focused on the forest, frak the trees.
Callie Tyrol
If there was an A plot to find in this episode, Callie probably comes closest.
It's been three weeks since they entered the nebula, and three weeks since her husband discovered his Cylon heritage. She didn't know, but something changed, and she knew that. She couldn't sleep, she couldn't handle the baby, and at the end of the day, she couldn't handle the truth.
Callie was finally forced to take that long deep look at her life, and she saw the deep cracks in it. I believe Chief loved her, and while it was good enough for her, it wasn't the love she really wanted (or really deserved). Her dated her and married her because it's what she wanted, and after he beat her up, he felt so guilty it was the only way to make it up to her.
She got back at him, with the fights and the nagging. She even cuckolded him, and while it's not totally believable considering how much energy she spent trying to take him from Boomer's memories, I bought it. She found someone to give her the attention she wanted, and she got a son out of the deal. It's horrible, but we often hurt the ones we love.
But still, she's my least favorite character on the show, and I'm not going to deny that I'm happy she's gone (and still somewhat unhappy that Tori didn't get away with it). As Jim pointed out the first time we watched this episode, Callie is so mean and so hateful that when she finds out her husband, the president's aide and the admiral's number two are all Cylons, her first thought is to kill herself and her child; she didn't even think to tell anyone else.
I'll give her a bit of a pass because Tori did talk her down from suicide, and she even realized that she didn't want to kill her child and she didn't want to die, even if it meant living with her second-greatest fear.
It's a sad end for a character who deserved a shot at redemption. And I weep for Chief too.
Stray thoughts
This is the last time we see Laura Roslin with her real hair. Enjoy it while it lasts.
She's not in the episode too much, but Tori is becoming quite the Cylon. She's the only one embracing her new destiny, and she's showing a side we never saw before. She was always cunning (election theft, anyone?), but she's the only one who pieces together the open panel to Callie. Like all good Cylons, when she sees a threat, she takes care of it with no fuss and no moping.
But damn, when she pushed the button…it was downright chilling.
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A time to heal for several SteelersPosted by on September 26, 2012 – 9:16 pm
Steelers' players have the next four days off for their bye week, giving several who are ailing a chance to get healthy. Among those the team hopes to get back on the field after the bye are linebacker James Harrison, safety Troy Polamalu and running back Rashard Mendenhall.
"It would help," said linebacker LaMarr Woodley, speaking about Harrison and Polamalu. "Those are our key guys. That makes a big difference for the defense. Having them back will be great for our defense. The bye week is always great. Having a few injuries, Troy and James, gives guys time to heal up and rest and come back and play."
Harrison was on the field for the first time on Tuesday, but didn't participate on Wednesday. Polamalu worked on both days.
While both players are expected to make an impact upon their return whenever that might be, their teammates also know they can't depend solely on them to turn things around defensively.
"We have to get them back out there," said safety Ryan Clark. "But I don't think it's fair to put that much pressure on those guys to say you are why we are not playing well. You can't say the standard is the standard and say we aren't playing well because they aren't there. You can't do that. The guys who are on the field need to perform."
Mendenhall has been practicing regularly, even getting more physical contact for the first time last week. With the running game not getting in gear yet, having him back soon would be a welcome addition.
"Rashard is one of the best in the league," said wide receiver Mike Wallace. "When you get a guy back like that who is very explosive, has really good feet, a lot of vision, it's going to boost our team."
The Steelers take on the Philadelphia Eagles on Oct. 7 at Heinz Field and getting any or all three of the injured players back for that game is something teammates are hoping for.
"You get a player like Rashard back, James and Troy and that will provide us a spark," said wide receiver Antonio Brown. "They are key factors on our team and provide us an opportunity to win games. It will be great to have them back and this gives them time to recover."
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By Bill Longley on Sep 27, 2012 | Reply
Welcome back guys.This season is still young and theres much to do to begin our winning ways…Good luck
By dale r schaffner sr. on Sep 27, 2012 | Reply
we only lost 2 games like the guy said the season is young lets all get ourselves rededicated next week the first game of the season is the eagles lets get after vick he is having a real problem holding on to the football d get after him and smack him around we got real officals now so sack the shit out of him o run the ball and watch the pass rush they had 50 sacks last year so don t light a fire under their ass lets go stomp on their qball day go steeler hurryu back u guys we need you
By Erin Kirby on Sep 27, 2012 | Reply
welcome back guys we love you and cant wait to see you on the field!!
By chris on Sep 27, 2012 | Reply
i really feel sorry for michael vick. he's gonna get crushed next week.
By mary ann zimmerman on Sep 27, 2012 | Reply
steelers never get the respect they deserve but thats alright. flying under the radar can be a good thing.we always seem to be there in the end, then everybody jumps back on the bandwagon. a true steeler fan is there threw wins and loses. i have been a fan a true fan for over thirty years and they have yet to let me down as long as we are on the field doing our best is all that matters, wins will come.
By jimmie on Sep 27, 2012 | Reply
im glad to hear youre coming back. with james and troy back they will be able to allow lamarr to help get at the quarterback and with a healthy troy then that secondary with play alot more better. with mendenhall in the running game with redman there and that great protection this offense will be complete and so with the defense will be to. good luck to all of you when you play the eagles.
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Moving a ton of Dragonbane stuff (Johannes)
Dragonbane Diary
Friday, June 2nd, 2006
Supply run Espoo - Loimaa, Finland
Once again there was a need to collect supplies to the storage in Loimaa. Since many of the team members are in Sweden right now, I was left without helping hands. Most of the stuff had been collected to Timo's parents garage and therefore the packing of the trailer took most of the time. Not that I would not have gotten lost on every location where I was going, but that I blame on the lack of a good co-driver and map reader.
First I was supposed to get a stack of tarpaulin. The person who was supposed to know about the order was just having his lunch break, so there was some waiting, but otherwise it went rather swell. Too bad the stack was not as firm as it looked and fell on the way to Timo's parents, but that just meant a bit more arranging.
At their place there was a bunch of stuff to load onto the truck. It was not too easy, but luckily most of the stuff was meant to be carried alone. The large server rack was not fun, but it could be pushed to the load alone. The large wooden chest was the problem being heavier and smaller than the rack. It would not have been too much of a problem with two persons to lift, but I did not think it was an option (too bad Timo's father came from work just after I got the chest onto the load). I could have emptied the chest, but with no good, clean place to put the contents, I decided to use some binding ropes to lift it. I finally got it on without accidents, though it took some time. All in all, I spent quite a few hours with the load.
I tried to load the middle-axle trailer as well as I could, but because I thought the empty sacks would not weight so much, I put them in a single stack. It made the centre of gravity too high and the trailer was restless. Silly of me, but at least I learned a lesson, once again. After that I had to fix the load a few times, having it unevenly balanced in a few ways (because I had no interest to get all the stuff out and then back in, it was tricky to get the balance right). While arranging, I broke one sack of crushed soy and about 5 kg of goods were lost, but eventually the trailer was stable and safe. At midnight the car and the trailer got safely to Loimaa.
Nearly a ton more goods for Dragonbane.
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This issue's quote; "Train hard. Fight easier. No fight is easy." Clint Smith
By Steve Scott
A number of years ago, someone asked me how often we did kata in my club. I told him "every time we work out" and I meant it. You and I both know that he meant one of the standardized kata of Kodokan Judo...Nage no Kata, Ju no Kata and so on. But I was entirely serious when I told him that we did, indeed, do kata every workout (and still do). The person who asked the question views kata in the light tht it's a series of movements that resemble more of a performance that a training exercise. Obviously, we were talking about two different approaches to the purpose of kata. I suppose it all depends on how one looks at "kata" and how it's used in training. I tend to view kata as a method of training effeciently.
Kata is structured training. The word means" form" or "shape" and the context for which it is used definitely implies that "structure" is the core of its meaning; and the use of it when discussing the teaching or practice of judo (or anything else for that matter) directly indicates that there has to be structure to any training program, workout, practice or class.
Kata, for about 50 years, has been thought of (and practiced) as a pre-arranged performance in judo and not the vital training methodoligy that it was inteded to be. It's a fari question to ask me; "So you're tuned in to what Jigoro Kano was thinking? Who are you to say this?" Actually, when doing more research for my upcoming book on judo, I found a lot of information that leads me to believe that Prof. Kano (among other early leaders of the judo movement) used kata to infuse structure into their dailing training programs. Kata was used by Kano to make sure that his early students at the Kodokan learned the skills of judo and didn't simply randori all the time. Kano developed the two kata known as the "Randori no Kata;" Nage no Kata (form of throwing) and Katame no Kata (form of grappling) to specifically provide structured training for his students at the Kodokan in its early days. Initially, the training at the early Kodokan consisted of a lot of randori. Prof. Kano was an adherent of the Kito-ry school of jujutsu and they used "ran o toru" (a phrase meaning "freedom of action") which Kano modified and became "randori." Randori mad eup the bulk of the training at the early Kodokan and Jigoro kano was concerned that his students were not sufficiently skilled in the technical aspects of jujutsu (soon to be called Kodokan Judo by most people). Practices at the Kodokan were rough and tumble; people were getting seriously hurt, but most importantly, Kano didn't want his Kodokan Judo te be just another form of rough-house jujutsu. He wanted his pupils to be skilled. Drawing on his formal training as an educator, Kano took the old concept of "kata" and added a new aspect to it. No long was kata only to be used as the primary way of tranmitting techniuqes from one generation to the next (as used in the old jujutsu schools of Japan), kata was to be used to give a structured, disciplined opportunity for training to augment the randori he was using.
In essence, Jigoro Kano developed the concepts of using a three-pronged approach to the overall development of his students; kata (structured training), randori (free practice) and shiai (testing of one's skills). This concept of kata, randori and shiai was innovative at the time, and continues to be used to this day. This is why I can honestly say that we practice kata every time we work out. If you look at it, kata, randori and shiai are used in every form of physical education and sport. In my upcoming book (as well as in COACHING ON THE MAT), I use the example of a football team using kata, randoir and shiai. The coach runs his players through their drills (skill drills where they learn their plays, as well as fitness drills and drills to increas the team's tactical application of the game-the situratinoal drills) during the week (this is the kata). As the team makes progress, the coach has them scrimmage to allow the football players a chance to execute their skills in a more realistic, game-like situations (this is the randori). On game day, the team plays another team in a real game, and this is their shiai. So, the concept of kata, randori and shiai are all part of a total appraoch to development.
By relegating kata to the stiff, regimented performance that it has become is to do it a dis-service. Kata is the structure that allows us to retain the skills of the past, practice safely and in an orderly, structured way and provides a framework that enables every judoka an atmosphere to learn.


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Fishing news
The weatherman gave us some excellent weather over the past week, although we had some unexpected windy conditions over the holiday weekend when lots of folks were anxious to get on the water.
07.08.2009Local swimmers compete in Florida
Local swimmers, from left, Taylor Shores, Makenzie Fletcher, Jordan Walton and Healy Bray recently competed in the Fort Lauderdale International Age Group Championship Meet in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
07.08.2009Middlesex Senior All-Stars are 2-0; play Essex July 8
A 5-run rally in the first inning helped Middlesex defeat Richmond County 6-5 on Monday in a Senior Little League All-Star game at Rappahannock High School. Middlesex remains undefeated will play undefeated Essex at Essex High School on Wednesday, July 8, at 7 p.m.
07.07.2009Revised schedule for Little League All-Star games
Sunday's second round games were cancelled due to rain. Under the revised schedule, Middlesex will play Richmond County on Monday, July 6, at 7:30 p.m. at Rappahannock High School (RHS) in Warsaw.
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Uganda should spend its anticipated oil revenue on projects that can spur the economy and create employment for its young and fastgrowing population if it is to avoid the pitfalls of other countries where oil revenues have ended up funding "white elephants," the Central Bank Deputy Governor, Dr. Louis Kasekende, has warned.
He says considerable investment of oil revenue in infrastructure, ICT, modernisation of agriculture and human resource will guarantee what he called "inter-generation equity and sustainable absorption" for a finite resource like oil. This, he said, will ensure that the proceeds from the lucrative sector go beyond the current generation.
"The focus should be to invest oil revenue in areas that can reduce the cost of doing business," Kasekende told the committee on national economy Tuesday, warning that Uganda's economy cannot absorb the expected $1b revenue per year.
Reacting to questions about the likely impact of petrol dollars on the economy, Kasekende said the revenue windfall, as it has happened in other countries like Nigeria, might be a double edged sword with capacity to negatively impact other sectors. "We neither have the tools nor the capacity to mop up excess dollars that will be injected in the economy. In such a scenario, even agricultural exports from an economy with a strengthened foreign exchange rate will take a battering," he said.
He also cautioned against linking the country's expenditure to oil revenue, saying it will expose the economy to the volatility that comes with fl uctuations in the international oil prices.
The government has drafted the Petroleum Revenue Management Bill, 2012, which provides for an elaborate legal framework to manage revenues accruing from the oil and gas sector. The Bill provides for the establishment of a petroleum investment reserve into which money shall be paid every fi nancial year, to support future generations.
The Bill also gives Parliament the mandate to authorise withdraw of funds from the reserve for transparency and accountability. "There will be no conspicuous consumption with oil money. It will be for infrastructure," finance state minister, Fred Omach said.
Uganda has an estimated 3.5 billion barrels of crude oil of which, according to deputy Director National Planning Authority, Dr. Abel Rwendeire, only 40% will be extracted.


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Three more bouts have been added to this month's "DREAM.18 and GLORY 4 Tokyo New Year's Eve Special" event.
Featherweights Georgi Karakhanyan (19-3-1) and Hiroyuki Takaya (17-9-1) square off, Phil Baroni (15-15) meets Hayato Sakurai (36-12-2) at welterweight and Will Brooks (7-0) takes on Satoru Kitaoka (30-11-9) in a lightweight bout. DREAM officials on Tuesday announced the trio of fights.
DREAM.18, which features both MMA bouts and the "GLORY 4 Tokyo Heavyweight Grand Slam" kickboxing tournament, takes place Dec. 31 at Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan. Plans for a possible broadcast in North America have not yet been announced. The card features a main event between Shinya Aoki and Antonio McKee.


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The Trimble County
Fair opens Monday with Family Fun Night and a special deal for families.
Fairgoers can enter the fairgrounds at a discounted rate of $8, rather
than the usual cost of $10. Parking is free at the fairgrounds.
When Stan Attenberger
— Art on Main's featured artist for July — retired from his
environmental sciences job at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in
Tennessee, his wife Peggy had a simple request when it came to their
retirement roots.
Area auto racing enthusiasts can celebrate all things NASCAR at Carrollton's annual Race Fest.
A festive parade,
community events and fireworks lighting up the night sky will help
several towns and cities in the Courierarea show their patriotism and
celebrate the nation's Independence Day on Saturday.
The Switzerland
County Visitors Center is the starting point for the "Capture the Flag"
scavenger hunt during this month's Vevay First Friday event.
Carrollton's Hottest
Dog 2015 contest will hold its sixth annual contest on Friday,
challenging local cooks to design and execute the best hot dog recipe
south of the Ohio River.
A week of festivities
leads up to the Madison Regatta's three days of hydroplane racing and
Sunday's main event – the race for the Indiana Governor's Cup on the
Ohio River.
Four days of music on the river will fill the nighttime air along the riverfront during Madison Regatta festival week.
The movie "Madison" will be shown as part of the Mayor's Movies in the Park series at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday in Bicentennial Park.
The longest-running country music talent search in the nation is having its Madison-based preliminary competition Saturday at Chandler Chevrolet, rain or shine.
The fourth annual Carrollton Idol will be held Friday and Saturday at the Historic English Schoolhouse in Carrollton, which is a new location for the event.
Louisville cover
band, The Rumors, will return to Madison for the 2015 Music in the Park
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Cheeseburger and Fries Pizza: The Sober Truth About This Drunkard's Slice
The only way cheeseburger pizza should be done is with a ground beef topping that gets seared in the oven, a reasonable amount of cheddar in the cheese blend, and some toppings like tomato, onion, bacon, etc. No lettuce. No ketchup, mustard, etc. Just pizza toppings that suggest a burger. (The cheddar is a welcome part of new england greek pizza anyway).


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I sure hope this is in the right spot...
I have literally NO knowledge on trimming, or what types of trims one can do or what they're called or what they help, none of that. She gets shoes in the summer, but is barefoot the rest of the year.
Anywho, I was just wondering what you thought of her feet, and maybe, if the pictures are good enough, what you, as a farrier, would do with them or suggest things that I should mention to my farrier? I took these pictures today. She is overdue, but the farrier is coming out tomorrow.
Be blunt as you want, you can't hurt my feelings because I really know nothing, lol. And I took lots of pictures, I didn't know what kind of angles you'd need.
Side view of the fronts.
Fronts again.
These next four are the bottoms of her front left, back left, back right, then front right.


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Visiting the zoo inspires Danny and his friend to make up a story — and soon his drawings take on a wonderful life of their own.When Danny brings his drawing book to the zoo, it doesn't take long to find ideas to put in it. First he draws an elephant with a red scarf, then an aardvark with a green hat, then his friend Ettie and himself, then an airplane to take them all . . . to Africa! And how do the two friends get home when their excursion is done? As with any reading adventure, they simply close the book —- until next time.
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Posted: February 3, 2013 at 3:55 a.m.
Matchups for the Super Bowl between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers on Sunday in New Orleans: RAVENS ON OFFENSE When QB Joe Flacco (5) looks out from behind center Matt Birk (77) on Super Bowl Sunday, he could be seeing two things: a big contract and the fiercest defense he's faced all season.
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Design.org April Fools Awards 2011
Design.org April Fools Awards 2011
Presenting the Design.org Bests of April 1st. Ben Leivian, Ward Andrews and I scoured the interwebs for some of this year's first-class, top-notch, A+, April first web-foolery.
Best Use of Fonts
Google changes standard font to Comic Sans.
Best Use of Lens Flare (a runner-up for Best Use of Fonts)
Dudlik Design
Best Job Listing
Job Listing: Google Autocompleter
Best Technological Advance
Gmail Motion: Beta
Best New Products
From ThinkGeek
Angry Birds Pork Rinds
The Shirt Plate
Apple Store Playset
Lightsaber Popsicles
The Minecraft Nether Portal
Best New Music
Lonely Island
We're not sure if this is in fact a joke, but we pray it's not. Set to drop 5/10 peeps.
Best Rebrand
Forty's rebranding of IBM:
Best Website Updates
Hulu.com reintroduced frames and your favorite 90s television.
Youtube 1911 changes videos into their original market style, silent films
Tumblr is running out of post ID numbers, so they've come up with a great fix...
Page.ly pruchased cat.ly and dog.ly to open the blog world to the underrepresented pet user market.
LinkedIn introduces new People You may Know:
Best Animation
Tia Quits Pixar
Best Sports Moment
The Onion reports "Dribbling Carmelo Anthony Demands Ball."
Best Sweepstakes
Win the Daft Punk helmet over at Volpin Props
Best New Fragrance
Burka by Daniel Burka
Best New Games
Happy Owls from HootSuite
Angry Nerds from Atlassian
Some other posts you might enjoy on our design blog:
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Happy Birthday Twitter! You've Inspired Some Fun Design these past Five Years
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The Annual 2013: The It's Nice That end of year book is back with a bang!
Now we know – we know – that the appearance of Christmas goodies in the shops at the start of October is like a red rag to a bull for an awful lot of people. So what we are about to tell you is not an effort to wish the year away, we just thought you should know that the It's Nice That Annual 2013 is available to pre-order now! Huzzah!
Many of you will remember last year's inaugural Annual, a beautiful hardback book celebrating the most exciting and engaging projects we posted on the site. Well guess what, as night follows day and 2013 follows 2012, it's back ready to revel in another 12 months of creative excellence.
With more than 130 projects plus a look at our Graduates class of 2013, the Annual is a wonderful way to own a year of our creative curation on your bookshelf. And this year we welcomed David McFarline and Christopher Moorby's new studio Commission on board as the designers, turning their considerable talents to making sure that it looks and feels just as good as the work it showcases.
It goes to print in next week and so we are offering a couple of incentives for those of you who pre-order now. For a start we'll waive the posting and packaging fee for all UK orders (saving you about £6) and we'll also include your name in the book as a thank-you for your support if you order before midnight on Monday October 14. Sounds good yeah?
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MEET PG5, the largest stable synthetic molecule ever made. With a diameter of 10 nanometres and a mass equal to 200 million hydrogen atoms, this tree-like "macromolecule" paves the way for sophisticated structures capable of storing drugs within their folds, or bonding to a wide variety of different substances.
Macromolecules abound in nature, and PG5 is about the same size as a tobacco mosaic virus. But making large molecules in the lab is tough, as they tend to fall apart. Previously, polystyrene was the largest stable synthetic molecule, at 40 million hydrogen masses.
To create their molecular giant, Dieter Schlüter at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zürich and colleagues started with standard polymerisation, in which smaller molecules join up to form a long chain. To this carbon and hydrogen backbone, they added branches made ...
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Having never seen the musical onstage, I can only compare the new movie version to the book and was surprised at how true it was to Hugo's masterpiece (with the exception of the Thénardiers as comic relief, which works perfectly in this form, however). Unlike another excellent movie musical, Evita, which was unfairly and seemingly maliciously overlooked at the Oscars, Les Misérables is sure to win many nominations and many awards. Although, apparently the critics hate it too - all the more reason to go.
Les Misérables and Lincoln - two great movies in one year. That hasn't happened since....answers in the comment box please.
'51. A Place in the Sun and Ma and Pa Kettle Back on the the Farm. Yes, I'm serious.
I agree about A Place in the Sun - didn't see the other one. I do like Ma and Pa Kettle, though.
My family (husband, 22 year old son, 14 year old second daughter, 11 year old second son; elder daughter, who is the music buff of the family, didn't go as she was going with a friend later on) went to see Les Miserables. during the movie they all broke down and cried, so I was told. My husband was rather surprised, as he never cries in movies.
My husband cried too. We both sat stunned at the end, unable to get up, drying our tears. It was wonderful.


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Hill: The heel/toe downshifting and braking was, quite frankly, a pain in the arse to get a handle on. It required a lot of coordination. After my first few laps of not getting it right, I headed for the pits, where instructor Austin climbed in and rode along to help while I was driving. This was where the awesome staff at Bondurant really showed its worth. Austin pointed out I was thinking everything out too much, and just needed to relax and let it happen naturally. A few deep breaths later, I was able to put together a decent repetition of heel/toe shifts, and feel what the benefit was.
Head: I was already familiar with heel/toe braking and downshifting, but had not practiced it for at least 10 years, so it took a few laps to get back into the swing of it. I will say the hardest part of this for me was getting used to the feel of the Camaro's shifter. It was very buttery and smooth when shifting, and I think a short throw that required a little more muscle to shift would have been helpful. The other issue I had was the pedal spacing, which is pretty wide, and I was wishing I had brought a set of boots instead of my slip on Vans.
For lunch, we got a real treat, as Bob Bondurant himself joined us for the afternoon meal, and shared stories about his career, what motivated him to start the school, and his more memorable experiences as an instructor.
From there we headed for the autocross course, so we could practice everything we'd learned before heading out to the big track for some laps.
Hill: With the timers on, both Calin and I started our runs, our lap times dropping every run we made around the course. In the spirit of friendly competition, I'll admit Calin bested me by breaking into the sub one-minute time range.
Head: This was what I was really waiting for, as I will have more access to autocross courses than road tracks. With each lap I got more aggressive with all the things I had learned, and eventually was able to break the one minute lap time. The course was pretty tight, and there was only one shift point, but using heel/toe and trail breaking at that one section is where all my time improvements came from.
From there it was graduation time, and everyone, except Calin was lead out to the big road course for some hot laps, and a chance to put everything we'd learned to full use.
Hill: It was in the middle of my second lap that I had the brilliant epiphany when everything I'd learned over the last two days came together in a cohesive formula. I was using the techniques and methods without really thinking about it, and when the last lap was called, I felt a pretty big thrill that I was able to put everything together and enjoy pushing the '12 Camaro SS nearer its limits.
Head: I decided to take photos of Patrick running the road course so I didn't get to run this part of the school, but I didn't just sit around after I got my pictures. I asked the instructors if I could go back on the autocross course and get more laps there. They graciously said, "go ahead" and I spent the next half hour or so in autocross heaven, running back-to-back laps till the Camaro started to get a bit hot, which happened to be right when Patrick was coming off the big course.
The cherry on top for the experience was after we'd finished up, and Bob pulled up in one of the school's ZO6 Corvettes to take us around for some hot laps. For a man in his '80s, he was throwing that C6 around the road course like a wildcat. And all the while he was just as calm and cool as if he were having a drink with you at a bar. Truly impressive!
The Final Word
The benefits of the course were numerous, and when we started driving on the street again, we were able to use a lot of the Bondurant schooling to improve driving on public roads, and we are both itching to find the local autocross club and get some hot laps with them. Now we both have an understanding of vehicle dynamics and the basic tools needed to test cars without making arses of ourselves.


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Maputo — The governments of Mozambique, Norway and Iceland have pledged to renew their cooperation in fisheries for the period 2009-2013, seeking to improve and make sustainable the exploitation of Mozambican fisheries resources.
The programme of fisheries assistance for the next four years will be co-financed by Norway and Iceland to the tune of 27.7 million US dollars in grants, under new bilateral agreements and a tripartite memorandum of understanding.
The funds will be used to strengthen the capacity and skills of the fisheries administration in the areas of research, fisheries management, aquaculture, artisanal fishing, quality control and training. It will also finance measures to improve the living conditions of fishing communities, and small and medium sized business activity.
Fisheries Minister Cadmiel Muthemba reiterated the undertaking of the Mozambican government to observe the principles that will guide trilateral cooperation, particularly the sense of responsibility in managing the resources that the two Nordic partners are making available, to implement the objectives advanced in the programme.
Muthemba described Norway and Iceland as "strategic partners in developing the fisheries sector". It was thanks to their support, he said, that Mozambique "has laid the technical and scientific bases necessary for the sustainable management of fishery resources and to keep our fisheries produce on the international markets".
The Minister put average annual production at 130,000 tonnes of fisheries produce. Most of this is consumed locally, but 10,000 tonnes of high value produce (notably prawns) is exported, earning the country about 55 million dollars.
Muthemba said that the contribution of the fisheries sector is three per cent of gross national product, and it employs 150,000 people in fishing and aquaculture, and in the processing and marketing of fisheries produce.


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The World Cup remains as confounding as ever as we enter the second phase of the quarterfinals Sunday.
Three weeks ago, few would have argued about a Brazil-Germany showdown of soccer Titans.
But then the table got scrambled by upstarts such as Colombia and Costa Rica, making it difficult to knowledgeably assess the knockout stages.
In one of the most entertaining world championships in memory, it had become an anything-goes affair.
The Los Angeles Times, for example, anointed Colombia as the tournament's best team before the South American throwdown Saturday in Maracana Stadium against Brazil.
Defender Thiago Silva put that notion to rest in the seventh minute for a 1-0 lead for the host country. Then Brazil doubled the score before the wondrous James (Ham-es) Rodriguez got a penalty kick in the 80th minute for his World Cup-leading sixth goal.
I'm using the L.A. Times to highlight the difficulty in assessing teams, not as a criticism of its judgment. Colombia entered the quarterfinals with 11 goals, second-most behind the exceptional Dutch.
The Cafeteros played an upbeat and aggressive style that attracted many soccer fans. It's doubtful they genuinely were the best of the Elite Eight but why root against such sublime performances?
Colombia was doing what Brazil was supposed to do. What Neymar-led Brazil has yet to do.
On Saturday, the Canarinho didn't give its fans a sampling of "O Jogo Bonito," the beautiful game invented on the rutted dirt streets of Brazil.
It doesn't appear Luiz Felipe Scolari's side is built for such dancing soccer. But Brazilians should not complain as the coach has led their national team into the semifinals for the first time in 12 years.
Who could ask for a better matchup Tuesday in Belo Horizonte then the best of the Americas versus the best of Europe.
Germany did what it always does in disposing of an excellent French side Saturday. It's almost a cliche any way we describe it. Die Mannschaft scored early with a precision goal by Mats Hummels in the 13th minute.
Then the Germans controlled the midfield to completely disrupt the French attack that had looked so good through much of four victories. Les Bleus potent offense stalled in the 1-0 defeat.
It makes the United States' 1-0 defeat to Germany a little easier to swallow, to be honest.
If everything suddenly has reverted to form, then Argentina and the Netherlands also will advance Sunday to the semifinals for another power matchup.
But let's see if Belgium and Costa Rica can keep us guessing. Belgium, it would seem, has a better chance against vulnerable Argentina and that shaky backline.
It's not abundantly clear how coach Alejandro Sabella can continue with a three-man back against the world-class attackers of Belgium. This could go terribly wrong for South America's "other" team.
The Dutch, on the other hand, just have that well-built feel of the Germans.
It would come as little shock to find the Euro neighbors in the final a week from Sunday.
Not one bit.
If we have learned anything since the opener June 12, World Cup 2014 has given us too many shockers for bold predictions.


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Emergency airworthiness directive (AD) 2012-10-52 is sent to owners and operators of
Cessna 206, 207, and 210 airplanes with Hartzell Engine Technologies (HET) turbochargers, part
numbers (P/Ns) 406610-0005 and 406610-9005, installed.
This emergency AD was prompted by a report of an HET turbocharger causing an engine inflight
power rollback. Upon investigation, the turbocharger was found to have incorrectly located oil
passages in the center housing, causing insufficient oil flow to the bearings. This condition, if not
corrected, could result in turbocharger bearing seizure, failure of the turbocharger turbine shaft or
wheel, and damage to the airplane.
Relevant Service Information
We reviewed Hartzell Engine Technologies Alert Service Bulletin (ASB) No. 047, dated May
8, 2012. The ASB indentifies the part numbers and serial numbers of affected turbochargers and
describes procedures for removing them from service.
FAA's Determination
We are issuing this AD because we evaluated all the relevant information and determined the
unsafe condition described previously is likely to exist or develop in other turbochargers of the same
design. We are evaluating whether the affected population needs to expand to include supplemental
type certificate and parts manufacturer approval installations and may take further action.
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This AD requires removing the affected turbochargers from service before further flight.
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safety. Subtitle I, Section 106, describes the authority of the FAA Administrator. Subtitle VII,
Aviation Programs, describes in more detail the scope of the Agency's authority.
We are issuing this rulemaking under the authority described in Subtitle VII, Part A,
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methods, and procedures the Administrator finds necessary for safety in air commerce. This
regulation is within the scope of that authority because it addresses an unsafe condition that is likely
to exist or develop on products identified in this rulemaking action.
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We are issuing this AD under 49 U.S.C. Section 44701 according to the authority delegated to
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2012-10-52 Hartzell Engine Technologies: Directorate Identifier 2012-NE-16-AD
(a) Effective Date
This Emergency AD is effective upon receipt.
(b) Affected ADs
(c) Applicability
This emergency AD applies to the following Hartzell Engine Technologies (HET)
(1) Turbocharger HET P/N 406610-0005 or P/N 406610-9005 with serial numbers listed in
Table 1 of HET Alert Service Bulletin No. 047, dated May 8, 2012.
(2) Turbochargers with P/N 406610-0005 or P/N 406610-9005 overhauled or repaired on or
later than January 1, 2012, with the same turbocharger center housing P/N and date code H-0112.
(3) Turbocharger center housings P/N 409836-0005 sold as piece parts which are in
field/distributor inventory with date code H-0112.
These turbochargers are installed on, but not limited to, Cessna 206, 207, and 210 airplanes
with Continental Motors, Inc TSIO-520-C, -G, -H, -M, and –R reciprocating engines installed.
(d) Unsafe Condition
This AD was prompted by a report of an HET turbocharger causing an engine in-flight power
rollback. Upon investigation, the turbocharger was found to have incorrectly located oil passages in
the center housing, causing insufficient oil flow to the bearings. This condition, if not corrected,
could result in turbocharger bearing seizure, failure of the turbocharger turbine shaft or wheel, and
damage to the airplane. We are issuing this AD to prevent turbocharger bearing seizure, failed
turbocharger components, and damage to the airplane.
(e) Compliance
Before further flight, remove from service the turbochargers identified in paragraph (c) of this
emergency AD, unless already done.
(f) Special Flight Permit
Special flight permits are prohibited.
(g) Alternative Methods of Compliance (AMOCs)
The Manager, Chicago Aircraft Certification Office, FAA, may approve AMOCs for this AD.
Use the procedures found in 14 CFR 39.19 to make your request.
(h) Related Information
(1) For further information about this AD, contact: Christopher Richards, Aerospace
Engineer, Chicago Aircraft Certification Office, FAA, 2300 E. Devon Ave., Des Plaines, IL 60018;
(2) For copies of the service information referenced in this AD, contact: Hartzell Engine
Technologies, LLC, 2900 Selma Highway, Montgomery, AL 36108, phone: 334-386-5400; fax: 334-
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(3) You may review copies of the referenced service information at the FAA, Engine &
Propeller Directorate, 12 New England Executive Park, Burlington, MA. For information on the
availability of this material at the FAA, call 781-238-7125.
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I'm 29 from Indiana. I have two wild awesome little boys. My prize child is 6 he is autistic and shares my passion for music! My family is my number 1 goal in life! I have always had the same dream, to met korn, jd has always been my favorite artist. He will always be in my heart. I have always wanted to met him, for him to know who I was. I thank korn for giving me a band to relate to and have and to hold :) I'm a very dark and deep person, I'm unique and not understood by many, my way of life is different. I'm proud to be me, and proud to raise to bad ass children. Whom are amazing as ever!
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Pedro Petrone (May 11, 1904 — December 13, 1964), nicknamed Artillero was a Uruguayan footballer in the striker role. His nickname Artillero, meaning artilleryman or gunner in reference to his amazing goalscoring prowess.
In his career he played for Nacional, where he won two National Tournaments (1924, 1934) and in Italy with Fiorentina, where he played 44 games and scored 37 goals (Top goalscorer in Serie A 1931-32).
Two times Gold medalist in the 1924 and 1928 Summer Olympics, he won the 1930 FIFA World Cup with Uruguay. He died in Montevideo at 60 years of age.
Petrone was two days shy of his 19th birthday when he accepted his 1924 Gold Medal & tournament top goalscorer award, he remains the youngest football Gold medallist to this day.
The official caps Petrone won stands at 29 with 24 goals however Olympic caps and early non Fifa officiated matches would bring this record to 80 caps and 36 goals. Petrone is currently fourth in the Uruguay top goalscorers list.


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Hitachi Content Platform Object Store Earns Top Marks from Gartner
by Jeff Lundberg on Feb 17, 2014
As you may have read in my colleague Steve Garone's blog post in our Hitachi Data Systems Community site, the industry is abuzz with object storage reports, articles and events such as the upcoming Next Gen Object Storage Summit for which HDS is a sponsor. This week, yet another analyst has weighed in on this topic, and according to Gartner's new Critical Capabilities for Object Storage report, by Arun Chandrasekaran and Alan Dayley:
I couldn't agree more. Nor would I disagree with Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) being top rated in overall score, which was assessed across archiving, cloud storage and content distribution, or their recognition that HCP offers the most robust security of any object store they reviewed. (No surprise, I'm sure…)
We are thrilled that Gartner sees the value of the HCP object storage platform, and that they recognize there is more to the story than the object store itself. While the platform excels on its own merits, the real beauty of Hitachi Data Systems solution is the integrated portfolio of HCP, Hitachi Content Platform Anywhere and Hitachi Data Ingestor. The trio of integrated offerings deliver simplified file sharing and for remote and branch office employees, instant access and easy collaboration for mobile workforce and corporate users, all while supporting a growing number of cloud and traditional applications. It is this integration that makes Hitachi Data Systems' object storage solutions so compelling for our 800+ customers around the world and inspires the deployment of roughly 150PB of storage behind their HCPs. The security, simplicity and smarts of the HCP Portfolio means they did not have to rewrite existing applications, spend hundreds of hours and piles of money to make it work, or force users to learn new tools and processes, resulting in reduced operational costs and improved productivity.
And Gartner is not alone in recognizing this. Enrico Signoretti at Juku writes: "At the end of the day [the Hitachi Content Platform] is the only product on the market that can offer a complete set of end-to-end solutions from the object store to the gateways, all directly supported by a primary storage vendor." Also, a recent 451 Research piece noted customers are "Looking at object-based storage in remote offices – the idea you can have a caching mechanism without a huge footprint is very appealing" and that "HDS' object-based storage is something we're also interested in." Even Verizon is convinced that the HCP Portfolio is the right solution for their Enterprise Cloud offerings.
So, if you are thinking about object storage like just about everyone else these days, be sure to give HCP strong consideration. We believe you'll see what those 800+ customers know to be true.


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A trip to the Toy Library
This week we discovered our local Toy LIbrary, run by a very friendly team of 'toybrarians'. I've never used one before but as we have had some pretty grim rainy days in I decided it was a good time to do a little reccy and see what it's all about. Ours is located at our local Children's Centre.
It was a Mummy and Arthur trip and Arth was very excited to go to the library to borrow some new toys. Our library has a brand new 'Stay and Play' room which Arthur thoroughly enjoyed exploring and it's a good way for me to meet some other Mummies. He helped me to pick out toys to borrow from the catalogues . The catalogues covered every area of play - outdoor,imaginary, sensory, construction etc.
As we have recently moved I thought a dolls house would be a great addition to our play. We borrowed this one for £1 for two weeks.
Arthur has had lots of fun role-playing moving house by filling his trucks with all the dolls furniture. He also loves to act out our family routines and enjoys putting the dolls to bed - reading and singing to them. He loves making the characters sit on the naughty chair... I wonder where he got that idea from? The Toy Library offers a lovely way of 'try before you buy' with expensive purchases like this. The home plays such an important part in the lives of very young children a dolls house like this is the perfect way of them re-enacting some of their own real-life experiences. It was very interesting to see how Arthur would use the dolls house and great fun too! Billy loves to use it to help him perfect his standing - so this was definitely a win win loan :)
Arthur loves all types of vehicles so one of our loans had to be a helicoptor! We hired this for 20p for 2 weeks - bargain! We even managed to incorporate it in to our dolls house play. Arthur loves watching the Search and Rescue helicoptors fly past his window at our house so we reinacted a little rescue operation whilst the dolls watched with interest from their bedroom window :) Who knew playing with dolls could be so dramatic?
Our Toy Library had a wonderful range of story and prop sacks to encourage imaginative play. I chose the boys a bag of 'seaside' goodies to help familiarise Arth with some of the things he may come across in his new Cornish life.
The boys have had days of fun exploring the contents and many a fight over the boats, funnily enough they always seem to want exactly the same one! Some days I definitely feel more of a referee than a Mummy! Arthur has enjoyed lining up all the boats and finding out their names - 'that's a submarine!' 'That's a motor boat!' he now tells me with great excitement. Billy is slowing learning that it is not a good idea to visit Arthur's carefully lined up boats! We have also acted out more rescue operations using the lifeboats and even had time for a quiet spot of fishing!
Toy Libraries are a fantastic resource for parents..
*They help to keep toys exciting and new for children.
*They are a great way of teaching children to take care of their toys, keep all the pieces together etc so that they can be returned again.
*They are a really cheap way of giving children a whole range of exciting play opportunities.
* They offer a fun little trip out together.
So if you want to liven up your rainy day play, pop on down to your local toy library and see what they have to offer :) Happy toy hunting!
Happy Weekend All!