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Vettel: One step at at time in championship chase
Oct 6, 2013, 9:30 AM EDT
Following his win in Korea today, Sebastian Vettel has refused to get ahead of himself despite having the chance to seal his fourth world championship at next weekend's Japanese Grand Prix.
The German driver controlled the race from start to finish, only losing the lead momentarily at his first pit stop. With closest rival Fernando Alonso languishing down in sixth, Vettel can seal the championship in Japan if he wins the race and Alonso finishes no higher than ninth. However, he is refusing to get ahead of himself, instead basking in the glory of his fourth consecutive win.
"It was a very strong performance from the whole team and I'm happy," Vettel said. "We're just focusing on continuing to take one step at a time and trying to get the best out of the car at every single race."
He identified the start as being crucial to his win that also marked the first time in the history of the Korean Grand Prix that the pole-sitter has claimed the victory.
"The start was crucial, it's always tricky here as you're nervous about the long straight when you start from pole," he said. "Fortunately we had good traction off the line and I had a strong exit out of the first corner. We kept the lead and tried to control the race from there."
Heading to Japan, Vettel will be full of confidence as Suzuka is one of his favorite circuits, winning three times at the venue as well as clinching his second title there in 2011.
- worknman24hours - Oct 6, 2013 at 9:43 AM
Japan is one of Vettel's favorite races -he will win it with ease.
So far ahead of everyone else, the other teams will all hang their heads jn shame for being so slow.
Honestly, no bs- Vettel is amazing at Japan.
His in car will be worth watching the entire race-please show it, Formula One.
- worknman24hours - Oct 6, 2013 at 10:33 AM
I cannot stress just how damn fast Vettel is in the Red Bull at Japan.
His qualifying laps there are something to see.
Very-very on the limit.
Not since Ayrton Senna have I seen a driver go as far into the apex before braking to make the corners.
That takes a profound faith in yourself and the car you are given to drive.
Simply amazing.
- apexassassin - Oct 6, 2013 at 2:09 PM
Just imagine if he didn't have to baby the tires!!!
Boycott Pirelli!!!!!!!!!
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Kurita Europe
based in Ludwigshafen, GERMANY
Kurita Europe is a subsidiary of Kurita Water Industries Ltd. headquartered in Tokyo (Japan). Founded in 1949, the Group has 4,700 employees worldwide as of 2013 with a turnover of approximately USD 2.0 billion. Over 3,300 patents are proof of Kurita's innovative approach to a resource-saving consumption of water.
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atg UV Technology are leaders in the design and manufacture of UV (ultraviolet) disinfection / treatment systems for municipal drinking water and waste water, oil and gas applications, industrial process water and aquatics. Our applications include: Municipal: Drinking water (validated), waste water, storm water, advanced oxidation, waste water re-use. Oil & Gas: Drinking ...
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based in Maitland, FLORIDA (USA)
Genesis Water Technologies, Inc. is a USA based manufacturer of advanced, innovative and sustainable treatment solutions for applications in process water, drinking water, water reuse and waste water to our valued clients and collaboration partners worldwide.
Modern Water - Monitoring Division
based in Cambridge, UNITED KINGDOM
Modern Water's Monitoring division has developed some of the world's most advanced systems for monitoring water quality. We provide market-leading toxicity monitoring systems, trace metal and environmental monitoring systems. The range includes systems for portable, online, and laboratory use. Our toxicity monitoring products, Microtox and Microtox CTM, detect toxins in ...
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ANDRITZ Separation, trusted partner for process solutions for waste water treatment. There is a wide range of challenges in municipal drinking water and waste water treatment: whereas in developing countries the focus is often on setting up a base structure for drinking water and wastewater, in industrialized countries water quality, efficiency and recycling of residual ...
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based in Salt Lake City, UTAH (USA)
WesTech Engineering, Inc. celebrates 40 years as a recognized leader in the manufacture of liquid/solids separation equipment for industrial and municipal process applications. Surface waters, groundwater, water reuse, drinking water, wastewater treatment and industrial process equipment and technologies designed to meet customer specifications, and exceed performance ...
Fluid Dynamics International Ltd
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Fluid Dynamics is the original manfacturer of Catlaytic water treatment systems to stop scaling caused by hard water A truly green water treatment method proven to save energy For over 40 years we have supplied our wide range of non-chemical scale prevention products to every sector of industry,commerce and the home that suffers from hard water. Our unique products ...
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Zenbu is a leader in surface water treatment for various industries. Our patented systems operate with no chemicals which is a welcome change to our customers while providing big savings in a safer environment. In the global markets we understand the requirements for proper disposal, surface water treament for reuse, and the need for clean safe water for drinking. Zenbu ...
Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc.
based in Fresno, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Turner Designs Hydrocarbon Instruments, Inc. are specialists in the measurement and monitoring of oil in water. We are experts in the application of UV Fluorescence technology to the monitoring and analyzing of produced water and other oily wastewater. We provide state-of-the-art continuous on-line oil in water analyzers as well as bench-top single sample analyzers. ...


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I am One For Logic, (sometimes OneForLogic, oneforlogic, or Oneforlogic, depending on the naming conventions of the site I'm using), a regular contributor of minor edits and other things on Wikipedia since 2005. I recently spent some time analyzing Conservapedia's claims of bias and other evils on Wikipedia, and earned Andrew Schlafly's hostility as a result. Somehow, my accounts were not immediately banned; accounts because I thought my first was banned, only it turned out that the entire wiki was locked down. It took them an entire day after I had officially declared myself tired of their bigotry to ban me.
I have sworn off any further editing/analysis/pointlessly-making-myself-a-target on Conservapedia, so I am unlikely to post anything new using either of these accounts. Links to my work can be found below. Let me know if any of it gets burned, as I saved text records of my analysis and each of my talk pages soon before being banned. I have had a great deal of interest in rational thought and science for many years. I'm also highly interested in understanding people. More can be found on my Conservapedia and Wikipedia user pages.
Since I've now outed myself as a non-liberal on most things economic (I respect the power of the almighty dollar and realize that if I am ever to save the world, as I would like to, I will need a great many of them), I should probably explain my thoughts on labels. I don't accept many labels. As I explained on Conservapedia, I do not consider myself liberal, conservative, libertarian, fascist, religious, atheist, pastafarian, etc. I consider myself me. There are several problems with labels. First, they divide people into nice, well organized "us and them" categories, which pretty much always leads to conflict. Second, they allow for false attribution of positions. By that, I mean that people could say something like "your an Uncyclopedian! All Uncyclopedians believe that huffing kittens is fun! You're a horrible kitten huffer!", despite the fact that the Uncyclopedian in question might not, actually, engage in kitten huffing. I'd rather just explain my views from the beginning without all the misinterpretation and confusion. So, definitely ask if you're interested to hear any of my positions on things. Just don't ask any yes/no questions, or at least never expect a yes/no answer, as nothing is that simple.
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One For Logic, my user page on Wikipedia.
One For Logic, my first user page on Conservapedia.
One Against Repression, my second user page on Conservapedia.
Analysis of claims of bias and the many other alleged evils of Wikipedia according to the editors of Conservapedia. May be out of date, as I have sworn off any further editing on Conservapedia, and they add new grievances alarmingly rapidly. (Permanent link.)
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A debate on Wikipedia's NPOV policy.
A debate on political polarization in the US.
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We, honourable citizens of Egypt — pioneers in every field, one hundred million nationalists and three great pyramids — declare our absolute support and inexhaustible gratitude for those valiant and chivalrous soldiers of our own flesh and blood who, with knightly dedication and redoubtable bravery, are making of their own unassailable selves the impregnable garrisons with which to protect not only us, their people, but also our most sacred, most xenophobic patrimony. Before we go on to demonstrate, with indubitable argument, the blindingly obvious fact that it is thanks to the wisdom and righteousness of our faithful Council of the Armed Forces (Sieg Heil!), of whose incorruptible grace the word "supreme" is but the humblest designation, that the people and their oil-smeared holy men of fragrant beards will be saved from a fetid galactic conspiracy to which this country has been subject.
One flew over the Dhakla oasis
After a few hours, Youssef Rakha writes, the presence of djinns seemed wholly unremarkable
Eight months ago, my London-based Egyptian friend came home to carry out the field-work component of his doctoral thesis, which explores the assumptions involved in treating the mentally ill. All he needed was an isolated, relatively self-contained spot where there was no modern psychiatric care. So, rather than learning a new language on top of everything else (the endless required literature reviews, etc), he decided to return to his home country.
Not just a river in Egypt
On the flight back from Cairo to Abu Dhabi, I watched a recent Egyptian comedy about a young man who lives in a tin pitcher.
Not literally – but that is the way he describes himself. Because rather than buying all the unaffordable beverages of which he and his little brother keep dreaming, he fills his vessel – the traditional poor man's drinking cup – with tap water. Then, holding the wide end carefully to his mouth, he closes his eyes, takes a deep breath and, quaffing, invokes the coveted taste and pretends to relish it.


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Lots of recalls this week... some, like Roman shades, we see over and over. Stop using Roman shades!!! If you own some, replace the cords!
LIVE BETTER VITAMINS About 12,000 units of Live Better One Daily Tablets and Live Better Complex Vitamin B50 tablets sold at A& P Liquor, A&P, Pathmark, Waldbaum's, The Food Emporium, Super Fresh, and Food Basics grocery stores in CT, NY, NJ, PA, DE, MD, MA, VA and the District of Columbia between June 2009 and October 2010 for about $8.
The iron supplements are not in child-resistant packaging as required by the Poison Prevention Packaging Act. Ingesting multiple iron supplement tablets at once can cause serious injury or death to young children.
IF YOU OWN SOME Call International Vitamin Corporation at 866-927-5470 to receive a free replacement child-resistant cap.
ROMAN SHADES About 45,000 Roman shades sold at The Shade Store's five showroom locations and online from February 2006 through March 2011 for between $120 and $355 per shade.
Strangulations can occur when a child places his/her neck between the exposed inner cord and the fabric on the backside of the blind or when a child pulls the cord out and wraps it around his/her neck.
IF YOU OWN THESE SHADES Call the Window Covering Safety Council at 800-506-4636 anytime or visit www.windowcoverings.org for a free repair kit toll-free. The Shade Store is contacting all known customers. Consumers can also contact The Shade Store at 800-754-1455 or by e-mail at email@example.com.
SIMILARLY, The Wm. Wright Co. is recalling about 48,000 Roman shade make-it-yourself kits sold at Walmart, Jo-Ann Stores, and other specialty textile and variety retail shops nationwide from December 2007 through June 2011 for between $20 and $25.
IF YOU OWN THESE SHADES Contact Wm. Wright for a free repair kit including a fabric voucher, new instructions and warning tags. Unused kits should be returned to place of purchase for a redesigned kit. Call 800-545-5740 or go to www.simplicity.com for information.
TOASTERS About 300,000 Hamilton Beach classic chrome 2-slice toasters sold at mass merchandisers and department, grocery, and home center stores nationwide and various online retailers from February 2008 through June 2011 for between $30 and $40.
The heating element in these toasters can remain energized indefinitely when an item is placed in the toaster which may ignite the contents, posing a fire hazard if the toaster is near flammable items. Hamilton Beach has received 15 reports of toasters that did not pop-up as intended, including three reports of minor damage to kitchen cabinets. There were no reports of injuries.
IF YOU OWN THIS TOASTER Call 800-379-2200 or go to www.hamiltonbeach.com to receive instructions on how to obtain a free replacement toaster.
SWING SETS Approximately 240,000 Adventure Playsets Wooden Swing Sets sold at Academy Sports (the Yukon); Mills and Menards (the Ventura/II) all from 2005 to 2007; Mills (the Belmont) in 2004; Toys-R-Us (the Bellevue/II); and Walmart (the Tacoma/II, Durango/II, and Sedona). The units sold for $300-$600.
The wood in the posts of the fort sections on the swing sets can weaken due to rotting, posing a fall hazard. Adventure Playsets has received more than 500 complaints reporting concern over the weakened wood in the 2x4 plastic-coated uprights. One report of a fall was received when the ladder failed resulting in bruises and scratches.
IF YOU OWN THIS SWING SET Call 877-840-9068, go to www.recall.adventureplaysets.com, or e-mail the company at email@example.com for information about a free repair kit. Repair kits will include the appropriate angled or vertical upright posts for each model with instructions for dissembling and reassembling each set.
CHILDREN'S PAIN RELIEVER About 898,000 Rugby Children's Pain & Fever Concentrated Drops sold at drug stores, grocery stores and other retailers nationwide between January 2009 and June 2011 for about $4.
This over-the-counter medicine contains acetaminophen, which calls for child-resistant packaging as required by the Poison Prevention Packaging Act. Although the original bottle has child-resistant packaging, a separate dropper unit provided for dispensing the drug to children does not. When in use, a child can access the medicine, posing serious health problems or death if more than the recommended dosage is consumed.
IF YOU OWN SOME Call 800-258-2471 for a free replacement dropper.
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So I spent a lot of time (years) in understanding and later on I found, that it need not take such a long time to learn. I applied only one option strategy and made around 100% return on the investment during 2013.
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In Vietnam, coffee culture is as deep and rich as just about anything else. On old brick sidewalks and in old colonial shops adorned with art deco tiles, old men sit on small stools in the morning and afternoon. They sip little cups of iced-coffee rocket fuel, or as they would say, cafe sua da (or ca phe sua da), while playing checkers and cards.
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Add celery and carrots, stir.
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Place in another bowl the milk, egg and oil.
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Mix together the ingredients in the two bowls just enough to blend.
If stirred too much, the dumplings will not be as light.
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Eric announced his wife had made Biscuits and Gravy for brecky. Not being a great fan of the pancake style breakfast you get in the states, I generally steer clear of anything other than Bacon & Eggs since all that stoge just make me feel sick for the day. So I was a little dubious, but since I had never had it before and it was made just for us, I couldn't refuse. Dam it was good.
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This late into the offseason, there are not a lot of veteran free agents left. However, the Texans managed to find two and sign them to contracts today, signing Justin Forsett and Alan Ball. Forsett was previously a backup running back in Seattle who managed 1287 yards and 7 touchdowns on 278 carries in 3 seasons with 97 catches. Still only 26, it's surprising that Forsett was still on the market this long. In Houston, he'll be a #3 back behind Arian Foster and Ben Tate and won't see very many carries. Derrick Ward had a mere 45 carries in that role last season. For what it's worth, Forsett is a natural fit for the Texans' zone scheme. As for Ball, he started 16 games at safety for the Cowboys in 2010 and played very poorly. Last season he played much more sparingly and he'll probably play in that same role for the Texans this season. In a backup role, he provides versatility and experience.
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On Thursday night, various reports came out that the NHL offered the NHLPA an offer. According to Eklund from HockeyBuzz.com, the offer consists of major issues. The players contracts can go from 5-6 years, the make whole remains at $300 million, as well as many other issues. Reports say that this is a fully detailed offer to the Players' Union. The NHLPA will hold a conference call today. Bill Daly, Deputy Commissioner NHL released a statement today: 'In light of media reports this morning, I can confirm that we delivered to the Union a new, comprehensive proposal for a successor CBA late yesterday afternoon. We are not prepared to discuss the details of our proposal at this time. We are hopeful that once the Union's staff and negotiating committee have had an opportunity to thoroughly review and consider our new proposal, they will share it with the players. We want to be back on the ice as soon as possible."
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Go light on the gear you carry on that road.
Hotta cave is worth a look if you have the time
and the road to Yasab is great too
Not sure if we'll have time for the caves although i know they are good and will be visiting later some time. This time its just ride, ride and ride
Will check out the road to Yasab.
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Sorry to butt in to the thread. Sounds like you are doing Wadi Bani Awf. Excellent fun. I have only done it in a 4x4 myself, but just potentially watch out for lots of traffic this weekend. There are a couple of serviced campgrounds on top of Jebel Shams if you are looking for somewhere cool to rest you heads. Also a nice rock ledge looking over the gorge if you like a firm bed, and don't sleep walk.
Two things have made me take notice and post after a too long absence from both the forum and bikes. One is that there looks like there are a couple of Adv riders in Muscat. I saw a KTM950/990 down on Qurum corniche a few weeks ago. First i've seen in the country in 2 years. Was that any of you guys?
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I've never ridden to Muscat on my bike so it wasn't me.
There is defn. a lack of big adv bikes out here because most ppl ride cruisers and the minority who ride off-road stick to the lighter dirt bikes. I've only seen one 950SE and HP2 here in UAE till date. The HP2 was at the BMW dealer and the 950SE parked on the sidewalk in from of Marina mall
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And I'm now pushing for the 2016 national championship – or at least one of the playoff games - to be played in my basement. But only if no one touches the fort I spent a solid 19 minutes constructing in an ill-fated attempt to entertain my youngest kid. … It's Week One of my 2013 impossible quest to be on the committee that helps pick the playoff teams next year to end the 2014 season. Why do I deserve a spot? I'm the most qualified human being on the planet for one of the 14-to-20 jobs – including being
ready, willing and able to take the abuse the committee members will have to deal with.
Knowing that the committee will be made up of conference lackeys and a few assorted dignitaries, and knowing that my chances of getting on the committee as the same as bringing my one-man extravaganza – Fiuyoncé: The Show With So Much Butt, You Can See It From The Front – to the Super Bowl
halftime stage, at the very least I demand that the guys who pick the final four teams for the playoff know their stuff.
Below is a 20-question test that any committee member has to come close to acing to earn his stripes. Go for it – WITHOUT GOOGLING and without peeking at the answers below – and see if you can get through the college football version of the Wonderlic, only without the math questions involving trains leaving different stations at the same time.
1. How many FBS college football teams are there going into the 2013 season?
2. Name the two new schools in the ACC.
3. What divisions are they in?
4. What school is moving to the ACC in 2014?
5. What two schools are moving to the Big Ten in 2014?
6. Name at least three of the new Big East schools.
7. Name the six teams in each of the two Big Ten divisions.
*If you get this right, you beat everyone I asked at Big Ten media days.
8. The SEC has won ___ BCS championships in a row.
9. What ten teams played in the 2013 BCS games?
10. What ten teams played in the 2012 BCS games?
11. Name the four teams in the 2012 men's basketball Final Four?
*Sort of a cleanse-the-palate question. It's always shocking how many people can never get this right and have no shot at the Final Four from two years ago. People will remember the four teams in the 2015 football playoff, and even more people will remember the No. 5 team that got left out.
12. San Jose State finished 21st in the AP rankings. The returning starting quarterback's name is …?
13. Utah State finished 16th in the AP rankings. The returning starting quarterback's name is …?
14. Okay, smart guy … Alabama, Oregon, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Georgia,
Texas A&M, Stanford, South Carolina, Florida,
Clemson, Louisville, LSU, Utah State, Northwestern,
Boise State, Texas, Oregon State, San Jose State,
Northern Illinois, Michigan and Nebraska all
finished in the AP top 25. You want to vote for the top teams? You have to at least know the names of the top returning starting quarterbacks. Go.
15. Bonus question – and there's wiggle room on this because the positions are hardly set. Name the possible starting quarterback options for
at least two of the other final AP top 25 teams of 2012: Florida State, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Vanderbilt.
16. What conference is Old Dominion in?
17. Name the Mountain West divisions?
18. Well done. Name the teams in the two Mountain West divisions?
*Fine, I admit it. I got this right, but I had to guess on two of the teams.
19. The 2014 BCS championship will be played in … ?
20. Are you truly prepared to be harassed, verbally assaulted, bothered, abused,
questioned, ridiculed, lobbied, texted, and Googled
while giving up any semblance of a private life?
THE ANSWERS are below: How did you do?
20 out of 20: Unplug. Have you ever kissed a girl?
17-19: The average CFN reader. Now go back to work, porn, driving or all of the above.
15-18: Yes, you can be on the committee to pick the four playoff teams to end the 2014 season. However, you got too many wrong, so you don't get to whine when they bring in Papa John's on Selection Sunday.
11-14: Solid work. You got the basketball questions wrong and there's no way you nailed the Mountain West killer.
8-10: It's only February; you're forgiven. Use the next six months on more college football, less The Chew.
4-7: Congratulations. You probably got more right than most of the future 14-to-20 committee members.
0-3: Bleacher Report on line two.
The Answers
1. 126. There were 124 teams last season, and now Old Dominion and Georgia State are in.
2. New Big East schools: Syracuse and Pitt
3. Syracuse is in the Atlantic, Pitt is in the Coastal
4. New ACC school in 2014: Louisville
5. New Big Ten schools in 2014: Maryland and Rutgers
6. New Big East schools: Houston, Memphis, SMU, UCF
7. Leaders: Illinois, Indiana, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue, Wisconsin. Legends: Iowa, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Nebraska, Northwestern
8. The SEC has won seven BCS championships in a row – Florida in 2005, LSU, Florida, Alabama, Auburn, Alabama, Alabama.
9. The 2013 BCS matchups. BCS: Alabama over Notre Dame; Sugar: Louisville over Florida; Rose: Stanford over Wisconsin; Fiesta: Oregon over Kansas State; Orange: Florida State over Northern Illinois
10. The 2012 BCS matchups. BCS: Alabama over LSU; Sugar: Michigan over Virginia Tech; Rose: Oregon over Wisconsin; Fiesta: Oklahoma State over Stanford; Orange: West Virginia over Clemson
11. The 2012 men's basketball Final Four. Kentucky, Kansas, Louisville, Ohio State. By the way, 2011 was UConn, Butler, Virginia Commonwealth, Kentucky
12. San Jose State's returning starting quarterback: David Fales.
13. Utah State's returning starting quarterback: Chuckie Keeton.
14. Returning starting quarterbacks: Alabama (AJ McCarron), Oregon (Marcus Mariota), Ohio State (Braxton Miller), Notre Dame (Everett Golson), Georgia (Aaron Murray), Texas A&M (Johnny Manziel), Stanford (Kevin Hogan), South Carolina (Connor Shaw,
but Dylan Thompson will be counted), Florida (Jeff Driskel), Clemson (Tajh Boyd), Louisville (Teddy Bridgewater), LSU (Zach Mettenberger), Utah State (Chuckie Keeton), Northwestern (both Trevor Siemian and Kain Colter are acceptable), Boise State (Joe Southwick), Texas (David Ash), Oregon State (Sean Mannion and Cody Vaz are acceptable), San Jose State (David Fales),
Northern Illinois (Jordan Lynch), Michigan (Devin
Gardner) and Nebraska (Taylor Martinez).
15. Name the possible starting quarterback options for at least
two of the other final AP top 25 teams of 2012: Florida State (Clint Trickett), Kansas State (Daniel Sams or Sam Johnson), Oklahoma (Blake Bell), Vanderbilt (Austyn Carta-Samuels).
16. Sort of a trick question. Old Dominion is an independent
for football only, but will be in Conference USA in 2014.
17. Two Mountain West divisions: Mountain and West
18. Teams in the Mountain West divisions. Mountain: Air Force, Boise State, Colorado State, New Mexico, Utah State, Wyoming. West: Fresno State, Hawaii, Nevada, San Diego State, San Jose State, UNLV
19. The 2014 BCS championship will be played in the Rose Bowl
in Pasadena.
20. Are you prepared? No, you're not.
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Add egg, shortening and half the flour and mix well.
Add enough remaining flour to make a stiff dough and mix well.
Turn onto a lightly floured board and knead for about 5 minutes or until smooth.
Place in a greased bowl and turn to grease surface.
Cover with a damp cloth and let rise in a warm place for 1 hour and 30 minutes to 2 hours or until doubled in bulk.
Punch down, then let rise for 30 to 40 minutes or until almost doubled in bulk.
Shape into balls, using 2 tablespoons dough for each.
Roll each ball in melted butter, then in a mixture of remaining sugar, cinnamon and nuts.
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WASILLA -- Two new members squeaked onto the Mat-Su Borough Assembly and Wasilla shoppers will pay a little more sales tax for a new library, according to results from Oct. 1 elections.
The borough canvassing board finished counting votes Friday. The Mat-Su Assembly will certify the election Tuesday night. Palmer, Wasilla and Houston city councils last week certified results in those cities.
Results of the Assembly and library votes remained up in the air when polls closed on election night, the Assembly races in particular.
One Assembly race -- Palmer business owner Matthew Beck versus incumbent Noel Woods -- proved to be the closest borough contest in 10 years, officials said.
Unofficial results late Oct. 1 put Beck ahead by 123 votes but the canvassing board later discovered a typo that gave Beck 100 extra votes, leaving him ahead by just 23 with hundreds of absentee and questioned ballots still to be counted.
Beck ultimately defeated Woods by 61 votes, 871 to 810, to represent Palmer residents in District 2, the borough clerk's office said Friday. Beck is co-owner of North Star Animal Hospital in Palmer. Woods, a retired contractor, served one term on the Assembly.
The other contested Assembly race ended up just about as close.
Jim Sykes, two-time Green Party U.S. Senate candidate, won election to an open seat in the Assembly's District 1, beating pilot Doug Glenn by 69 votes, 1,112 to 1,043, according to the borough clerk's office. The district encompasses residents from Lazy Mountain to Sutton and up the Glenn Highway.
Borough-wide voter turnout came in at a little more than 18 percent.
Wasilla voters, meanwhile, narrowly approved a 1 percent sales tax to build a new library, 528 votes to 460, according to final results from that city.
Other election results from around the borough: Palmer Mayor DeLena Johnson retained that spot despite a strong challenge from city council member Linda Combs; Houston voters approved extending a fireworks sales tax; and Mat-Su School Board incumbents David Cheezem and Neal Lacy lost their seats to challengers Ray Michaelson and Donna Dearman, respectively.
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Propet® Summit Walker Mid Hiking Boots. Affordable comfort and support for the adventurer in you.
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Crafty Networking Event
AboutA relaxed evening of craft and design networking in the Pitt Rivers' atmospheric galleries. Following a talk by basket weaver Sherry Doyal (http://www.basketryplus.org/SherryDoyal/SherryFolder/about.html) on her craft and its link to the collections of the Pitt Rivers, networkers are invited to connect with one another over a glass of wine. Practitioners, students, buyers, promoters, enthusiasts and the crafty curious all welcome. There will be a cash bar. Do bring business cards and digital examples of your work. Display tables will be made available but due to conservation issues, we ask that you don't bring silk, natural wool, untreated organic material or wet products
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The food here is made to order.the wraps are really good! I haven't had a bad thing yet. Also, the staff is so friendly! I'd definitely give it a try!
I visited 3 times in October after not having been out that way in a year or so. The food was still excellent, and they were still running a Wednesday pizza special of $2.99 12" hot & ready pizzas! They are loaded with pepperoni, and have a very nice sauce. Not too spicy or acidic. They have to be losing...
Inexpensive, family friendly, tasty food. Always a good deal and really helps the pocketbook when all the neighborhood is in our backyard in the summer.
I cant say much for the pizza. BUT great wraps! Love the hummus and chicken on low carb wrap- I dont know anyone else in town that makes these. I highly recommend. Wish they would change the indoor decor, has looked the same for ages!
Great food and great people! Had the buffalo chicken wrap and the wife had pizza, both amazing!!
That's a Wrap has terrific pizza, frequent daily specials, a delicious Greek salad and some tasty wraps as well. The prices are on the low side and the service, though it is a walk up counter, is always courteous and efficient. I love this place.
Good wraps, never had pizza.
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Giants beat Reds in 10th, cut NLDS deficit to 2-By JOE KAY
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San Francisco Giants relief pitcher Jeremy Affeldt throws against the Cincinnati Reds in the sixth inning during Game 3 of the National League division baseball series, Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2012, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Michael Keating)CINCINNATI Hardly able to get a hit, the San Francisco Giants used a misplayed grounder to prolong their NL playoff series.
Third baseman Scott Rolens two-out error in the 10th inning gave the Giants the go-ahead run Tuesday night in a 2-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds, who couldnt shake 17 years of home postseason futility.
The Giants avoided a sweep in Game 3, cutting their deficit to 2-1.
Rolen, an eight-time Gold Glove winner, couldnt come up with Joaquin Arias short-hop grounder, bobbled it and threw late to first.
The Giants managed only three hits against Homer Bailey and Reds relievers, but got two of them in the 10th along with a passed ball by Ryan Hanigan to pull it out. San Francisco won despite striking out 16 times.
Cincinnati finished with four hits, just one after the first inning.
Left-hander Barry Zito will pitch Game 4 on Wednesday for the Giants, who have won the last 11 times he started. The Reds have to decide whether to try ace Johnny Cueto, forced out of the opener in San Francisco on Saturday with spasms in his back and side.
The Reds havent won a home playoff game since 1995, the last time they reached the NL championship series. One win away from making it back there, they couldnt beat a Giants team that has barely been able to get a hit.
Didnt need many in this one.
Bailey made his first start at Great American Ball Park since his Sept. 28 no-hitter in Pittsburgh and allowed only one hit in seven innings, the latest dominating performance by a Reds starter. Marco Scutaro singled in the sixth for the only hit off Bailey.
Fortunately for the Giants, Baileys one lapse let to a run. He hit a batter, walked another and gave up a sacrifice fly by Angel Pagan in the third inning.
That was it until the 10th, with the Giants going down swinging the Reds set a season high for strikeouts. Closer Aroldis Chapman got a pair of strikeouts on 100 mph fastballs during a perfect ninth inning, keeping it tied at 1.
San Franciscos one-hit wonders finally got it going against Jonathan Broxton, who gave up leadoff singles by Buster Posey the NL batting champion and Hunter Pence, who pulled his left calf on a wild swing before getting his hit.
With two outs, Hanigan couldnt come up with a pitch, letting the runners advance. Arias tough-chance grounder then put Rolen in a tough spot charging the ball for a quick short-hop swipe. He couldnt come up with it cleanly, and Arias beat the throw.
No sweep this time. Instead, a Reds team that lost a lot closer Ryan Madson in spring training, top hitter Joey Votto for six weeks at midseason, manager Dusty Baker for the NL Central clincher, Cueto in the first inning of the first playoff game ended up with another playoff loss at home.
Baker was back in the home dugout at Great American Ball Park on Tuesday for the first time in nearly a month, recovered from an irregular heartbeat and a mini-stroke. After a pregame ovation, he settled in his red folding chair with a toothpick on his lips.
The 63-year-old manager watched his pitching staff dominate again, but fail to get that breakthrough win.
Cincinnatis hadnt won a home playoff game since 1995, when the Reds beat the Dodgers 10-1 at Riverfront Stadium for a three-game division sweep. They then got swept by Atlanta.
The Reds next brush with the postseason came in 1999, when they lost a one-game playoff for the wild card to Al Leiter and the Mets. They finally made in 2010 with a young team that got no-hit by Roy Halladay and swept by the Phillies in the opening round.
The second-largest crowd in Great American history was still getting the hang of playoff rooting. A video board message instructed the 44,501 fans not to wave white rally towels while the Reds were in the field could be distracting.
Didnt take long to get those towels twirling. Brandon Phillips led off with a single, but was thrown out at third when he tried to advance on a ball that got away from Posey. It was costly the Reds went on to score on a walk and a pair of singles, including Jay Bruces RBI hit to right.
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