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Has good size and a good strong arm capable of making all of the throws. Has a quick trigger and a good release that puts zip on most of his throws. When he can step into his throws, he can drive the ball downfield. Displays good touch and accuracy on most of this throws. Does a nice job in the endzone on fade throws. Will throw his guys open, allowing his guys to go up and make plays on the ball over the middle or down the sideline. Does a nice job leading his receivers on crosses and slants. Does a nice job showing the ability to audible and make adjustments at the line of scrimmage with hand signals to his wideouts. Able to go to his second read, check down, or throw the ball away when the play is not there. Has some ability as a runner, doing a nice job throwing on the run on the few times he's asked to rollout or bootleg.
Is almost exclusively a shotgun quarterback and tends to be a catch and release guy. Doesn't show great footwork when working as a dropback guy. Will fade away on too many throws which leads to passes floating or sailing on him. When you can move him off his spot, he's not that effective. Doesn't do a good job sliding and resetting his feet to throw with accuracy. Can be erratic when handling the blitz, not always showing anticipation or good feel for pressure. Doesn't do a great job stepping up in the pocket to create space when pressure comes off the edge. And if you give him interior pressure, he'll miss too many throws because he can't set his feet. Not a guy that is a top athlete and won't make many plays with his legs. At times seems tentative about getting hit and will rush throws even when he only sees light pressure. Needs to show better touch on his deep passes, tending to put too much air and overthrowing them. Will force too many throws downfield because he trusts his receivers to make a play on the ball. Stares down his first read too often and waits for guys to come open. Does show his trademark anticipation on the deeper throws over the middle.
Weeden started playing baseball with the Yankees out of high school, but after a few years kicking around the minors he decided to go back to football. He sat for two years before getting his chance last year, and stepped right in and looked like he had been running the offense his entire life. He was a very productive player at Oklahoma State. And while he has the tools to be a successful NFL quarterback, he never really wows you with his skills. He's a guy that you often think was aided greatly by having a player the caliber of Blackmon to throw to. His age is also a concern since it'll mean that his playing career could be 5-6 years shorter than many other prospects drafted this year. But at the same time, it's a benefit because he's much more mature and probably better able to handle playing time early than other guys that will need time to develop. He'll turn 29 in October. He is married and has been since 2009. He was a second round pick by the New York Yankees in 2002 and was traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2004. In 65 starts playing A or rookie ball, he combined for a 19-26 record as a pitcher with a 5.02 ERA, 3 saves, and 344 strikeouts in 374 innings pitched.
(9/8) vs. Arizona: Short (<10 yds): 36 of 38 (95%), 233 yds (6.1 YPA), 176 YAC, 2 TDS, 0 INTs, 0 poor throws, 0 drops; Deep (>10 yds): 5 of 14 (36%), 138 yds (9.9 YPA), 63 YAC, 0 TDs, 1 INT, 4 poor throws, 1 drop; 2 throwaways
(9/24) at Texas A&M: Short: 36 of 46 (78%), 291 yds (6.3 YPA), 285 YAC, 0 TDs, 0 INTs, 3 poor throws, 2 drops; Deep: 10 of 14 (71%), 142 yds (10.1 YPA), 21 YAC, 2 TDs, 0 INTs, 2 poor throws, 1 drop
(11/18) at Iowa St: Short: 30 of 39 (77%), 221 yds (5.7 YPA), 199 YAC, 0 TDs, 0 INTs, 2 poor throws, 2 drops; Deep: 10 of 17 (59%), 245 yds (14.4 YPA), 53 YAC, 3 TDs, 2 INTs, 5 poor throws, 0 drops
(12/3) vs. Oklahoma: Short: 17 of 21 (81%), 72 yds (3.4 YPA), 84 YAC, 0 TDs, 0 INTs, 2 poor throws, 0 drops; Deep: 6 of 14 (43%), 132 yds (9.4 YPA), 40 YAC, 0 TDs, 0 INTs, 4 poor throws, 1 throaways
(1/2) vs. Stanford*: Short: 7 of 11 (64%), 108 yds (9.8 YPA), 90 YAC, 1 TDs, 0 INTs, 1 poor throw, 1 drop; Deep: 5 of 9 (56%), 125 yds (13.9 YPA), 44 YAC, 1 TDs, 1 INT, 2 poor throws, 1 drop
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2011: 13 GP/13 GS (12-1 record), 408 comp., 564 att., 72.3%, 4727 yds, 8.4 YPA, 37 TDs, 13 INTs; -102 rush yds, 1 TDs
2010: 13/13 (11-2)-342-511-66.9-4277-8.4-34-13; -68-0
2009: 3/0-15-24-62.5-248-10.3-4-1; 18-0
2008: 1/0-1-3-33.3-8-2.7-0-0; 2-0
2007: redshirt
Weeden is the type of player that goes on to be a solid but unspectacular NFL passer. He's a guy that should be effective managing an NFL offense, but he's not the type of guy that a team is going to build around. Whether he was 22 or 28 probably wouldn't change that, but the age definitely doesn't help him there. He's probably mature and decent enough to be able to come in right away and be a decent No. 2 for a team, but any team that starts him as a rookie is proabbly going to see a lot of inconsistency. He's got a good arm, is accurate on most of his throws, and is probably a better athlete than most people think at first glance. But he's not a guy that has shown a lot of ability as a dropback passer and when things get muddy, he becomes somewhat average. Because of that reason, sometimes you watch him and you see a player like Blaine Gabbert that despite his physical tools will take too many sacks because of lacking pocket presence. I think that sort of performance is definitely a possibility if you play him too early. I think eventually with two or three years worth of development, he can become a starter similar to Kyle Orton in that he can is good enough to make a team competitive. But he's not going to be a winner, or a guy that elevates the level of the talent around him by a huge degree. Like Orton, I think he's going to struggle a lot when he's under duress. So similarly, he'll need weapons, a ground game, and/or defense to back him up if a team expects to be a playoff team. Orton got a lot of playing time early in his Bears career because of injuries to Rex Grossman, and was effective but not particularly good when he did. I think Weeden can be the same early on. But unfortunately for him by the time his rookie contract is up, he's going to be 33, and teams probably won't be as willing to give him a starting job. But I think he's one of those guys that you bring along to be a backup and maybe he takes over the starting job for a year or two and you're content with that. But I don't see any team trying to build around him.
Kyle Orton, Chiefs.
Weeden is not an ideal candidate, but can come in and compete for the No. 2 job if Chris Redman wasn't re-signed. Ideally, he'd come in, stick as the No. 3 and get a year or so to get comfortable in the system, and then you could probably be confident he could handle the backup role. He's mature, and while he has no real upside to be a starter in Atlanta, he's a similar type of player that Redman was at times, in that he's a guy that you are content with as your starter for a couple of games here and there. He can keep the ship afloat, although I definitely think he'll wind up being a more effective NFL player long-term than Redman was over his career.
Weeden is a solid mid-round pick. For a team that has some question marks at the starting position and needs a guy that can potentially push for time in the first year or two, he might merit a late third round pick. But he's probably better value in the fourth round because the lack of great long-term potential. He's more of a short-term fix that the team that drafts him may not be giving him a second contract.
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Decision Making: 7.0
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Pocket Awareness: 4.5
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I have a very rewarding job as a teacher, and as a result some parts of my life are fairly structured, but I do enjoy doing many things on a whim. I like to work out as much as possible and have numerous interchangeable hobbies that help me keep things interesting. I am a typical guy in many ways, but I'm always willing to give life the benefit of the doubt and try something completely new to me. I am very down to earth and love to gain new knowledge! Being a very happy person is good for two things: smiling a lot and achieving goals! I have always been very driven to succeed and absolutely must have a relationship with someone who can support my autonomy in that, while still making her own way professionally. I am great at communicating about what's important to me and loyal to my partner's goals as well; so as long as she can reciprocate, I think we'll make a great team! I have a high capacity for putting passion into what I do. I want to meet a woman with big dreams, some of which she wants to share, and others that are exclusively her own. Together we will make mistakes, succeed and grow; reminding one another when we're pushing ourselves too hard and pushing one another to attain what's possible. I want a real relationship with an intellectual woman I can really talk to, and understand. Let's dive into life feet first and never lose our footing!
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I swim as much as possible along with try different kinds of workouts. Staying active is a big thing to me. I recently have gotten into archery it's a lot of fun and an interesting way to spend a Friday night.
I am currently reading 'When Pride Still Mattered'. It's a biography on Vince Lombardi who is my favorite coach and the person that I idealize for determination and passion the most. I enjoy a lot of satire and fantasy novels as much as historical.
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I really want to display these and preserve them as best as possible. Any interesting ideas? I lost a lot of pictures from my other kids due to a terribly leaking roof (and slumlords, to put it nicely). The only idea I have is to buy a double frame, I think it's called, and put the drawing on one side and a picture of her at that age next to it in the other frame.
displaying baby's 1st scribbles
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Posted 06/06/2009
that would be a very neat photo, if you do that you should post it so we can see it.


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Hi! I'm Audrey, a french canadian cosplayer living in Montreal. Spoken languages: french, english www.kitsumi-k1.tumblr.com I'm also a member of a cosplay group: Kyuujin Team www.facebook.com/kyuujinteam Please visit the page for more info about our upcoming project "Naruto: This is War" !!
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You Are What You Read!Written by jenniferd on 08/29/2014
Happy Labor Day weekend! Even though this is the last weekend to rock the white pants I say forget that. We fought winter too hard to yield to autumn just yet and this has been the most beautiful summer I can remember. Please don't misunderstand. I love fall as much as the next girl. What's not to love about College football (Let's go Bucks! Beat Navy!), cider and donuts, back-to-school shopping, crisp clear mornings and pretty foliage? I get the appeal. But I am not ready to go gentle into the good night of fall. I am going to string this out as long as I can. I will continue to revel in gorgeous tomatoes, basil and burratta on the dinner table (please save me a ball Fairfield Cheese Company!), the bare leg, an occasional ice cream treat, trips to the beach, a glass of rosé, and yes, the white pant. So no judging when you see me in white pants in the upcoming weeks. Please remember that we are closed on Monday but you will see us back at it on Tuesday morning at 9 when we open the doors again. This week we have yet another TV series, infidelity, dogs, detectives, and some burnt toast. Playlist? Times 2 Baby!
Let us begin!
Abby has another series to offer us. "A few years ago, I started watching a show on AMC called The Killing. Based on a popular Danish TV series, this US version is set in Seattle against a background of gray days and rain filled sky. The lead characters are detectives Sarah Linden and Stephen Holder. Linden has a troubled personal history and a dangerous tendency to immerse herself in her homicide cases to the exclusion of all else, including her young son. Holder is a former undercover cop with his own set of troubles. After 2 seasons, The Killing was cancelled but fan outrage brought it back for another try. Season 3 left us with such an intense and breathtaking ending, it was tough to turn off the television once it was over. Netflix brought The Killing back for a final season on August 1st .This series is not for the squeamish and if too much intensity before bedtime keeps you up, watch during daytime hours."
Sweet Ann finished Life Drawing by Robin Black. "Augusta, who is known as Gus, and Owen have decided to marry and put her infidelity behind them. They feel their best chance to move forward is to isolate themselves from the outside world by retreating to a cottage in rural Pennsylvania where Owen can write and Gus can paint. While Owen has forgiven Gus he has asked her not to have any contact with her former lover or his daughter, who was one of Gus' art students. They are doing well until Alison, also an artist, rents a nearby cabin. This novel opens with the death of Owen and as a reader you will follow the lies and betrayals to figure out whom or what caused his death. Life Drawing is an enjoyable read."
Pat T is in the middle of reading Travels with Casey: My Journey Through our Dog-Crazy Country by Benoit Denizet–Lewis. "In case you are wondering about the title of this book, it bears no relation to Travels with Charley by John Steinbeck. As the author says this is the real deal, he traveled 13,000 miles across the United States in an RV with his nine year old Labrador mix. Together they had a full range of dog related experiences from a stop in Westport to help a couple search for their lost dog, and New York City's Tompkins's Park where one of the regulars said, 'Hey, man. If you can survive a day in a dog park in New York City, you can survive anywhere!' With that sentiment, they continue their travels to D.C. and western Virginia stopping at a winery with a sign that set the tone of the place: Slow Please-Dogs, Kids and Winemakers at Play! I will continue reading about this man-dog adventure because it is fun for anyone, like me, who is a dog-lover!"
Stephanie is picking up where she left off last week. "A banner week for mysteries! First, I read the remaining David Mark book, Sorrow Bound, to make good on my promise last week. It was as good as the first two, so I definitely recommend the Detective Sergeant McAvoy series to all the UK mystery fans out there, especially those who love Denise Mina and/or Luther. Louise Penny also has a new book this week: The Long Way Home. I didn't love it quite as much as the last one, but it's still very good, and even a bit of a tear-jerker. We should have known that Chief Inspector Gamache could retire and still have detective work to do. I do feel a bit sad for him that he can't retire quietly, but I'm happy for us that she's still writing the series. Either book would be a lovely page-turning companion for Labor Day weekend reading!
I took Burnt Toast Makes You Sing Good: A Memoir of Food and Love from an American Midwest Family by Kathleen Flinn to the beach last weekend. It is billed as a "family history with recipes" and indeed it is just that. The youngest of five, Flinn tells us the story of her family and more to the point her family's time at the table and traditions. Be assured this is not a sickeningly saccharine memoir. There is just enough family drama and secrets to keep you interested. The only chapter that I skipped was the chapter where her oldest sister embraces the clown lifestyle. That's all I am going to say about that. The recipes aren't anything earth shattering or special but when Flinn puts them into the context of her family's story they become as important to the narrative as the family pictures that begin each chapter. I also highly recommend The Kitchen Counter Cooking School by Flinn.
Here's DJ Jazzy Patty McC with her take on the long weekend. "The long, slower summer days are rapidly coming to an end and fall will be here soon. Mornings already carry a chill that wasn't in the air last week. Next week, my children will start another school year and I will post pictures of them going on their way. My current project is to can every last summer fruit and vegetable. I'm putting summer in a jar to be kept on a shelf. I know there will be a day when we are waist deep in snow banks and it will be then that I'll open a cabinet and reach inside for a jar of summertime. Proust had his madeleines and while I am no Marcel Proust but I will have my own jars of summer preserves, and my own Remembrance of Things Past. This week I invite you to create something for that time when you need a little reminder of summer.


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Fast Pace, Hard Seat: Now That's Cycling
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Dave Levy, a custom builder, former bicycle racer and the owner of Ti Cycles in Seattle, points out that experienced bicyclists support one-third of their weight on their hands, one-third on their feet, and one-third on their buttocks.
''If you are sitting on top of a big cushy ball, there is no way to make it so that your body will support itself efficiently,'' he said.
Novices, said Dr. Hagberg, tend to ''sit straight up, with all their weight on their butt,'' and no wonder they are in pain.
Another mistake that beginners often make is to set the seat so low that their legs are scrunched or, less often, so high that the riders rocks from side to side. ''Knee problems in the making,'' the experts say.
Richard Schwinn, a custom bicycle-frame builder who happens to be a great-grandson of the founder of Schwinn bicycles, said that many people get the idea in childhood that their feet must touch the ground when they sit on a bicycle seat. But that means that the seat is so low that the cyclist's knees are under constant strain, to say nothing of making pedaling inefficient, said Mr. Schwinn, who owns Waterford Precision Cycles in Waterford, Wis..
''The saddle height that works properly is tall enough that you can't put your feet on the ground when you are sitting on the saddle,'' Mr. Schwinn said.
Some clients tell him they are terrified when he sets their seats, Mr. Schwinn said, but ''once you learn how to mount and dismount, having a saddle at the proper elevation is easy.''
For serious riders, a custom bike can enhance the experience. It turns out that ready-made bicycles are best for average-size men. They are less likely to fit women, whose legs and thighs tend to be proportionately longer. Very short and very tall women have particular problems, as do men whose arms or legs are disproportionately long or short.
I know those bicycle-fitting problems firsthand. With my ready-made bicycle, I had to stretch to reach the handlebars. After an hour or so of riding, I would get shooting pains in the back of my neck. And I could never sit in a way that allowed me to use my legs most efficiently when I climbed hills.
For the casual rider, such details are almost arcane; for the serious rider, they become crucial.
''If you get on an ill-fitting bike and ride five miles -- I've done that and still had fun,'' Mr. Schwinn said. ''If you told me to ride 20 miles, it would be a death roll. If your typical ride is 30 miles or more, relatively subtle differences can have a big impact.''
Entering the world of custom-made bikes means trusting a frame builder in an arena where builders learn their craft by apprenticeship, and by trial and error, and where there is no way of knowing if their performance claims are correct until your first ride.
Over the years, Mr. Vandermark said, frame builders develop their own systems for fitting and building a bicycle and consider them to be trade secrets. The fine details can make the difference between one that is O.K. and one that is almost magical.
To get those details right, Mr. Vandermark asks questions that seem almost whimsical, for example, ''Do you pedal when you go around a sharp curve?''
''If you pedal through corners,'' he explained, ''it affects the height of the cranks from the ground. The lower we make that, the more stable the bike will be. The higher we make it, the easier it is to pedal through corners without clipping a pedal.''
In addition, Mr. Vandermark said, a rider who pedals through sharp curves tends to be someone who is more confident and will want a stiffer frame. The advantage is better acceleration -- ''when you stand on the pedals, it responds.''
The disadvantage is that the rider feels every bump in the road.
Building a frame, custom builders say, is a matter of constant compromise. Even making a bicycle lightweight involves sacrificing other features, like stability and handling. Mr. Schwinn, a heavy man, saw those problems firsthand when he test rode a featherweight bicycle with a titanium frame. Something seemed wrong the moment he started to ride.
''I thought the pedals were going to fall off the bike,'' he said. ''It was the weirdest feeling. It turned out that it wasn't the pedals. It was the chain wheel flexing back and forth.''
My custom bicycle is not the lightest possible -- it is made of steel. But it was nothing like the ready-made bicycle I had been riding.
It was completed on a steamy Friday last July, ready for pickup at a local bicycle shop that had done the paperwork, measured me, and added its components, like a seat and a chain wheel. I left work early to get it.
The dimpled young man at the shop was crestfallen when I grabbed the bicycle and dashed out. He wanted me to ride it around the parking lot.
''Why?'' I asked.
''I wanted to see the expression on your face,'' he explained.
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Gianna Jessen is the most motivational speaker I have ever heard in my life. I am taken in by the Holy Spirit of God speaking through this woman. I am in awe of my Creator God. I know we are to take a stand for our brothers and sisters who are slaughtered daily at the hands of these mass murderers. I am in the medical field and know that preservation of life is key; not destruction of life. We live in paradise lost whereby indifference here in the United States is probably worse than Nazi Germany because of social engineering or brain washing people and hardening of hearts. We are to live with our Fathers presence and promote love which is life. Gianna is in battle, so should we be, wake up American people and be human once again like God created us in Paradise. Focus on heavenly things as we wrestle not against flesh and blood. Peace Sister Gianna :))
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If you want to see Kochi's refined side, try a Tosa ryori course at Tosahan. Dark-wood beams, tatami floors, and red-paper lanterns create a rich atmosphere. A picture menu and displays make ordering easy. Katsuo is the specialty, along with nabe hot pots, and anything you get will be more or less perfect. Look for the giant backlighted poster of Ryoma, Kochi's claim-to-fame samurai, glowering at you a few blocks into Obiya-machi arcade.
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An exhibition exploring fashion, faith and Muslim identity.
Australian Muslim women dress in diverse styles and are increasingly choosing to engage with global fashion trends while also expressing their faith. Faith, fashion, fusion explores an emerging modest fashion market and the work of a new generation of fashion designers, retailers and bloggers offering stylish clothing and fashion advice to Muslim women.
Faith, fashion and Muslim identity are further explored in the exhibition through the experiences and achievements of a group of Australian Muslim women. Their stories reflect on the diversity of the Muslim community and the importance of the Muslim faith in all aspects of their lives.
A touring exhibition by the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney.
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should enable the use of a variety of methods for NEOs up to two times larger than is possible with current launch vehicles.
Both the kinetic impact and the nuclear detonation mitigation methods are capable of including larger changes in the velocity of the NEO than those discussed above, particularly for smaller objects; in those cases, however, these methods deliver so much energy that there is a likelihood of totally disrupting the NEO (i.e., fragmenting it). Disruption has been widely proposed as a mitigation option, but disruption could make the situation worse. Specifically, if the hazardous object breaks into a small number of large fragments with only a very small spread in velocity, the multiple impacts on Earth might cause far more damage than a single, larger impact. Thus, disruption or fragmentation is a sensible strategy only if it can be shown that the hazard is truly diminished. In the case of a very large impactor (e.g., a 10-kilometer-diameter, civilization-destroying NEO) discovered without many years of warning, adequate orbital change may not be possible, leaving disruption as the only option for mitigation. This option would likely require a system on standby at all times and a decision to disrupt made long before the probability of impact was high. Even in this situation one would want assurance, from previous studies, that disruption would both succeed and reduce the hazard.
Numerous studies of the catastrophic disruption of asteroids, undertaken in order to increase the understanding of the evolution of the asteroid belt, have shown that the energy required for catastrophic disruption per unit of mass of an asteroid has a minimum for bodies with diameters of a few hundred meters (e.g., Holsapple, 2002). These calculations, of course, assume physical properties for the asteroids, and those properties are not well known in any particular case. Early laboratory experiments and subsequent basic physical and numerical simulations (Housen and Holsapple, 1990; Michel et al., 2004) show that when an asteroid is catastrophically disrupted, only one large fragment remains, and the size of that fragment shrinks with increasing energy of the impact. Furthermore, energy arguments imply that most of the other fragments disperse with velocities comparable to or greater than the escape velocity from the original body, that is, >1 meter per second for a kilometer-sized NEO. To the extent that these calculations and laboratory experiments are relevant, they suggest that disruption might leave one much smaller object on an impact trajectory, with most of the other pieces spreading out over a cross section much larger than Earth within less than a year.
Thus disruption might be a useful mitigation technique. However, the uncertainties in the structure of NEOs are sufficiently large that this committee does not now have high enough confidence in the disruption approach to recommend it as a valid technique for mitigation at this time. Additional research, including a suite of independent calculations and laboratory experiments, but particularly including experiments on real comets and asteroids, might show that disruption is well enough understood to use as a mitigation technique.
To avoid disruption, both kinetic impact and nuclear detonation approaches to orbit change benefit dramatically from using multiple events. (They also allow the effective orbit change of larger NEOs, but disruption is rarely an issue in that case.) This strategy also allows for the adjustment of the total effect when the hazardous object's response to an event is not accurately predictable in advance.
Figure 5.5 summarizes the range of parameter space in which each of the four types of mitigation could be considered primary, emphasizing the still-significant uncertainty in the boundaries between the various regimes. Other parameters (density of the NEO, details of the NEO's orbit, probability of impact at a given warning time, etc.) all play a role in the uncertainty. Furthermore, civil defense should play a role in all of the regimes, and one might choose to apply multiple methods in a given case, thus further blurring the distinctions. Toward the left edge of the figure, representing short warning times, one would likely be able to carry out nothing but civil defense, unless disruption was shown to be reliable; toward the right edge of the figure, representing long warning times, the uncertainty in the prediction might discourage action. Toward the right half of the figure, there would often be time to design, build, and launch a mitigation mission. Toward the left half, one might need a mission ready to


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I rode in to work today. I have 2 possible routes, rt 3A (Arlington to Burlington) direct, about 6.5 miles, and the bike path to Lexington and then to Burlington 9.5 miles. Today I took the shorter more direct route. Rt 3a is mostly a single lane road with 35 mph speed limits and one section where it becomes 2 lanes 40 mph limit. I have never had a problem on this road (knock on wood). Today they were doing construction and the cops blocked off the road such that it was one lane only. So cars were taking turns going (the cops would hold one side up, let 20 cars through and then alternate. I found myself as the last vehicle going through this narrow section way behind the car in front of me (due to my slower speed) and the cops held a line of cars on the other side until I was through. Essentially they treated me as just another car (as they should). It was nice to see.
And then I get near work and I have to turn left. I am normally 1 -3 feet left of the white line so that anyone wanting to pass me has to essentially move over (I used to be on the white line but found that tempted people to squeak by me, endangering me and themselves). So I look back, place out my left arm and the car behind me slows down. I merge left, take the lane and as I make my turn realize that the car that gave me way was a taxi (taxi's around here are not usually known for their adherence to the rules).
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Benedict XVI Hails 'Mystery of the Charity of Joan of Arc'
Papal Address After Performance of a P�guy Play
CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy, SEPT. 5, 2006 (Zenit) - Here is a Vatican translation of Benedict XVI's address, in the courtyard of the Apostolic Palace of Castel Gandolfo, following the performance on Aug. 19 of Charles P�guy's "The Mystery of the Charity of Joan of Arc."
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Dear Friends,
At the end of this remarkable performance of "The Mystery of the Charity of Joan of Arc" which you have offered me this evening, I very warmly thank Archbishop Bernard Barsi of Monaco and the Archdiocese of Monaco who are responsible for this felicitous idea, which I found touching.
I also cordially greet the ambassador of the principality of Monaco to the Holy See and the other authorities present.
Charles P�guy's work, which has just been presented to us by three very talented actresses, has led us to discover Joan of Arc's soul and the root of her vocation.
Through a deep reflection on topics ever present in contemporary thought, we have been introduced into the heart of the Christian mystery. In this extremely rich text, P�guy has been able to convey forcefully Joan's passionate cry to God, imploring him to put an end to the wretchedness and suffering she sees around her, thereby expressing mankind's anxiety and search for happiness.
The remarkable interpretation of "The Mystery of the Charity of Joan of Arc" that has been offered to us also showed us that Joan's pathetic cry, which betrays her distress and helplessness, reveals above all her ardent and lucid faith, marked by hope and courage. Leading us even deeper into meditation, P�guy enables us to glimpse in the "Mystery" of Christ's passion what ultimately gives meaning to the prayer of this young woman, whose spiritual power cannot but move us.
The performance of this work for us this evening seems to me especially appropriate. Indeed, in the international context familiar to us today, in the face of the tragic events in the Middle East and situations of suffering caused by violence in many regions of the world, the message transmitted by Charles P�guy in "The Mystery of the Charity of Joan of Arc" remains a most profitable source of reflection.
May God hear the prayer of the saint of Domremy and our own, and give to our world the peace to which it aspires!
I would like to express my gratitude to the producer, who has been able with great restraint to bring out the essential elements of this masterpiece by Charles P�guy.
I warmly congratulate the actresses who have given us a high-quality interpretation. They have put at the service of the text not only their professional acting skills, but their own interiority, thus drawing us into the sentiments of the characters whom they brought to life before us.
My gratitude also goes to the technicians and to all the people who helped put on this performance, which we will remember with pleasure.
At the end of this beautiful evening, may St. Joan of Arc help us to penetrate the mystery of Christ ever more deeply, to find in it the path to life and happiness!
I wholeheartedly implore an abundant outpouring of the Lord's blessings upon you all.
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Community involvement in research and continued evaluation of the outcomes of this involvement will be advanced if funders require it as part of the research they fund. Meaningful community involvement requires adequate time and resources, including resources to reimburse the expenses of researchers and community residents or to compensate them for the time required; such expenses are not typically included in research grants.
Federal agencies (e.g., HUD, EPA, NIH, CDC), private foundations, and other funders of research on housing health hazards involving children should require researchers to have appropriate community involvement in the research. Funders should provide adequate funding to involve affected communities and should sponsor research to evaluate the outcomes of community involvement. (Recommendation 5.3)
Implementing the committee's recommendations for housing health hazards research involving children can provide needed protection for child subjects and affected communities and researchers, ensure that the rights of child subjects are protected, and allow valuable research to proceed that is intended to benefit children living in poor-quality housing. Critical steps include adoption of Subpart D by all federal agencies and clarification of key terms in Subpart D and efforts by researchers, IRBs, and sponsors to ensure appropriate community involvement and thorough understanding by parents of key elements of the research. To do this successfully will require the commitment of researchers, IRBs, OHRP, sponsors, and representatives of the communities where this research will be carried out. A partnership among all these parties will help develop the scientific basis for public policies that will reduce or eliminate the housing hazards that threaten children's health.


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Like most trips lots of planning can go into them from where to go to where to stay, part of the fun of going on trips is the research and learning the areas and I like doing it. So naturally when the trip is approaching the last thing we want is for someone to miss out and not go. Well almost happened to me. Due to a number of strained muscles from a few weeks of activity (that really weren't too sore), while at work the Monday before departure, I sneezed. Well holy hell I just about hit the floor
, the sneeze wrenched my back enough to pinch my sciatic nerve, almost instantly my right foot started to tingle and leg hurt like a bugger and could hardly stand or keep a straight face. A first in lifetime trip to chiropractor showed my back looking like this. And red isn't good. I have never experienced pain like this before
I told the other guys that day that I may have to opt out and not go, but wasn't giving up hope yet. I saw the chiropractor three more times that week to adjust my spine and stretch muscles
, on top of that advil and ice. Walking for more that 50 feet put me in a world of hurt. I've never packed my bags while lying on the floor next to them, luckily the bike didn't need too much work.
Come Friday afternoon I managed to get the bike loaded and figured if I could swing my leg over I would go, wasn't really a 'swing' but I got on. Luckily sitting on the bike was good, it was the standing that was the problem for now. Saturday morning after a hit of advil (the first of many), off I went, I could always bail later I thought.
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In this paper we present two methods to derive electron fluid parameters from the CAPS-ELS spectrometer on board the Cassini spacecraft currently in orbit around Saturn. In the first part of the paper we give a basic overview of the instrument and describe the challenges inherent in the derivation of density and temperature values using these techniques. We then describe a method to calculate electron moments by integrating the particle distribution function. We also describe a second technique in which we fit the electron energy spectrum with a Gaussian curve and use the peak energy of this curve to derive density and temperature values. We then compare the two methods with particular emphasis on their application to Cassini SOI observations in the saturnian environment and point out the limitations of the two techniques. We will show that results from the two very different methods are in agreement when the physical properties of the environment and of the observed electron populations have been inferred from inspection of the raw data. Finally we will suggest future developments that will remove these limitations. (c) 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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JONESBORO — A little rain couldn't dampen the spirits of residents who visited Clayton County International Park to experience Caribbean culture Saturday.
Although the weather washed out most of the first half of the Caribbean Association of Georgia's fifth annual Atlanta Caribbean Cultural Celebration, vendors continued to sell food from the islands while a disc jockey played music and entertainers sang for attendees who stayed through the rain.
Organizers estimated about 3,500 attended the festival despite the rain. However, they had expected about 5,000 attendees.
"I'm not going to complain but it normally would be a better day if it wasn't raining," said Rasdawett Selassie, who sold coconuts and sugar cane for his company, Ital Lion Movements.
McDonough youth Gardenia Ennis said she particularly enjoyed eating some sugar cane sticks her family bought at the festival.
"I like it because it's sweet and nice," said Ennis.
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How effective is tracking the IP address of an email hacker?
Find out whether tracking the IP address of a hacker who has accessed your Microsoft Outlook email account will prevent future email security breaches.
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If the person reading your email is doing so with Outlook Web Access (OWA), then it is much harder to track. All communications can be tracked, but you will need to capture the traffic with a network monitoring tool (e.g., NetMon, Wireshark, etc.) during the time frame that the incident occurs. Reviewing the capture log could reveal the source IP address of your hacker.
The IP address is really only of value to you if it is coming from within your organization. If the connection is being established externally, then you will not be able to rely on the IP address in the capture as it will probably be coming from the external interface of a firewall that is performing network address translation (NAT).
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