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I had the fuel pump replaced on my firebird, ran good before pump replacement. Now experiencing major engine stumble and backfiring with new fuel pump. I suspect impurities in fuel line. I'm getting approx 35 psi at fuel distributor which is ok. Need help!! Thanks. - D Birdman
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Did you replace the fuel filter? Also, can you verify the quality of the new pump? I'm showing you should get in the 40's in fuel pressure. Last, backfiring and stumble can definitely be caused by an air intake leak. Check your vacuum lines, intake gaskets, air box and tube. - DaveJHM
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I agree with Dave. get it re checked. Did you replace the fuel filter as well?? Roy - mastertech6371
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35 psi seems to be low, unless it's the regulated pressure. Here are the factory specs: Ignition ON Engine OFF 40.5 to 47.0 psi With Regulator Vacuum Applied 3.0 - 10.0 psi Less than Ignition ON Engine OFF Beside the pressure, the volume is an important factor. The fuel pump should supply 1/2 pint or more of fuel in 15 seconds. I guess you have the MPI (multi port fuel injectors) instead of the TBI. Are you sure you get the fuel pump for the MPI? The fuel pump's part# for the MPI: 25116163 (the 8th digit of the VIN is F) meanwhile the TBI fuel pump's part# 25168719 (8th digit is E) Zee - ZeeTech
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I don't really think that ut 2003 looks that great. The CTF and bombing run maps do look nice, and its nice to have all that vegetation but the deathmatch maps are pretty unimaginative and the weapons do need improved. Why did they get rid of the sniper rifle and have that lightning gun instead? the character animations look a bit naff as well
The build I used was 927 which I think was pretty recent and it does look close to completion, apart from some minor clipping issues.
Performance wise it runs ok at medium texture detail. chugs a bit on maps like gestalt and maul on high detail.
Overall I think the original UT was difficult to improve on. UT does have a slightly more quake 3 feel to it with the field of view and it has a more consistent futuristic theme, which is an improvement on UT's gimmicky environments. The level design isn't as good. I think that Epic had better level designers than digital extremes and it shows in this game. lets hope Epic polish it up a bit before release. I'm more looking forward to the UT engine games like Deus ex 2
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SUPs, including inflatable start-up paddleboards like these, are part of the latest trend happening with water sports enthusiasts and swimmers. Paddleboarding is great for getting into shape, but the equipment is also a popular platform for yoga classes as well as fishing.
Stand up boarding is an exceptional workout for the upper body, for endurance, and balance and stability. The nature of the sport and its health advantages have actually attracted lots of stand paddle board fans – from youth to adults, both rookies and experts alike.
Fishing paddleboards are not only cheaper than traditional boats, but inflatable versions can be easily transported and stowed when not in use. They are a perfect accessory for car camping trips (check out this cool site), where cargo space is usually limited.
The SUP board lets fishermen enjoy their favorite sport while being more active during their excursion. A paddleboard requires the entire body to work while paddling in addition to maintaining balance while fishing.
The workout improves flexibility and mobility of muscle and ligaments, enhances and tones almost all muscle teams, particularly those of the arms and back, transforms fat into energy which is then burned away, and enhances cardio strength and endurance.
Because the sport is a growing trend, there are now various sub-sports for SUP boarding. These consist of surfing, flat water paddling, long distance paddling, and with an hybrid of SUP boarding and windsurf sails.
While a fishing SUP can be great for catching fish, it can also be used to navigate unexplored waters, entertainment on family camping trips and of course exercise. Many outdoor enthusiasts like the idea of saving money on not having to buy a boat – but also the versatility that a stand-up paddleboard offers
Surprisingly, standing and paddling on a stable board does not require much skill and has a short learning curve. Specifically on lakes and other still waters, SUP boarding is an extremely easy and forgiving activity.
Now that your feet are planted securely in the sport, below are some useful ideas on ways to select the right board to match your physical fitness goals. Long boards are suggested for far away paddling. The length of the board figures out the amount of water crossed as each stroke is pulled.
For simple storage, shorter boards are chosen considering that they are light-weight. They also have more maneuverability, and the tiniest boards quickly navigate the surf. Padding smoothly upon waves takes a considerable quantity of time and practice, best for more enthusiastic surfers and lovers. For the less daring, paddling on lake surfaces a great way to train and exercise SUP boarding for both rookie and professionals.
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Many people hear the Word of God but do not practice it in their daily lives.
We should not just listen to the truth of God's Word as it is proclaimed to us from the pulpit on Sunday morning, but we should put it into action every day of our lives.
Jesus told the story of two men who set out to build a house. The first man was wise. He built his house on a solid foundation of rock.
The second man, however, was not as wise as the first man. He built his dwelling place on the sand. The Lord called this man foolish because he built his home on something that was not firm and stable.
It was not long until bad weather struck. As the rains came pouring down and the winds blew, the house built by the wise man stood. It was built on a good foundation which stood up under the elements.
The foolish man was not as fortunate, though. His house was completely demolished in the storm. Everything he had was lost because his house was not built on solid ground.
What was the point our Lord was making in this story? What moral can we draw from this parable and in what ways can we apply it to our own life?
What was the point our Lord was making in this story? What moral can we draw from this parable and in what ways can we apply it to our own life?
The wise man represents the true believer who builds his life on Christ and the principles of his Word. He does not just hear the Word of God, but he puts it into action in his life.
It is like the person who has a treatable illness and refuses the medication he needs to get better. He can live a long and healthy life if he follows the prescribed treatment. But the refusal to do so means suffering and possible death.
The Bible says the wise man was not just a listener, but a doer. He took what he heard and practiced it in his daily routine.
The foolish man, on the other hand, was just a listener and not an active follower of the Word. He was like many in our time who go to church and hear God's message but do not respond to it. God wants people to hear his Gospel and then act on it.
Jesus said, "Therefore, whosoever heareth these sayings of mine and doeth them shall be likened unto a wise man that built his house upon a rock" (. 7:24).
There are many things in this life which test our faith. When the troubles come, we can be strong and of good courage because we know the security of life rests on Christ and His love for us.
In First Corinthians 3:11, the Apostle Paul said, "For other foundations can no man lay than that is laid which is Jesus Christ."
The rock of our Christian faith and life is Christ. He is the solid foundation on which we can build. As doers of His Word, we can re-establish our life on the One Who can never fail.
This country is beginning to fall on some hard times. We are seeing many physical storms and disasters. As a nation we need to place our trust and faith in the One Who can help us face the crises that may befall us.


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After a brief hiatus, it's once against fight week for the UFC. So, you know what that means – blog week for UFC president Dana White. Before the Octagon makes its debut in China, White released behind-the-scenes footage from UFC on FX 5 in Minnesota and UFC 153 in Brazil. The most interesting pieces from the clip: An upset Travis Browne (Pictured) pleading with UFC matchmaker Joe Silva for a rematch against Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva. Browne lost via TKO, but he tore his hamstring in the bout's opening minutes. "Heal up, we'll get you another fight," Silva says. "No, I want that one. He [expletive] doesn't beat me on my worst day," an agitated Browne stated. Francisco Trinaldo blow chucks while getting examined by physicians following his unanimous decision defeat to Gleison Tibau. Stephan Bonnar is shown in deep thought in his locker room before his scrap against Anderson Silva. I wonder if he was thinking, 'Man, are they gonna bust me for steroids (AGAIN) after this fight?' Silva motioning to his corner to relax in the middle of being clinched against the cage is pretty sweet, too. Please click the media player below to watch the vlog:
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The difference here is that Alonso was a polished college hitter who could move fast, whereas any HS catcher will always be at least 4-5 years from the majors.
To answer Doug's earlier point, I do think Votto and his 10 year deal do have something to do with how the Reds draft right now. If a guy is projected solely as a 1B, especially a polished college 1B, I doubt the Reds consider him with their first couple picks. Almost no matter what.
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"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
Is Choo a good comp for Ervin? Or a poor man's Matt Kemp?
Or is he the OF version of Rickie Weeks?
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Tim Anderson could be called half-Billy Hamilton, half-Brandon Phillips.
Billy McKinney could be this year's Jesse Winker.
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Actually redszoners were pretty upset about drafting Alonso in 2008. Most people wanted Gordon Beckham (to fill the need at SS in the reds system).
But the Reds FO knew Votto was the answer. Heck, a lot of guys knew he was the answer when he was in Dayton. The second Alonso was drafted, he was the trade bait that he eventually became. You have no problem drafted a sure thing that is blocked because he becomes a wild card for you.
The Brewers drafted Matt LaPorta when they had Prince. Everyone knew they drafted him only to trade him. His floor was already so high, they knew they could trade him quickly (of course he ended up not panning out!) But still flipped him for CC. We flipped Alonso (and others) for Latos.
You draft the best player available because he can be traded for whatever you need if he is successful. Teams do this all the time. If there was a no-brainer 1B sitting out there for us, pretty sure we'd take him.
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ESPN's Keith Law reports that Oklahoma right-hander Jonathan Gray, projected to be one of the Top 5 picks in Thursday's MLB draft, has tested positive for Adderall -- a stimulant which is banned by the Joint Drug Agreement between MLB and the players' union. According to Law, the test will not result in a suspension, and it's not likely to cause him to slip in the draft.
In fact, in a second piece (this one for ESPN Insiders only), Law outlines a scenario in which this test could actually make Gray more appealing to the Astros with the first overall pick. Law writes that Gray's bonus demands will be lower due to the poor result. One source told Law he expects Gray to sign for a "huge" discount. In that scenario, the Astros could likely sign Gray below slot with the first pick and allocate some of the additional funds to later players without risk of exceeding their bonus pool.
Adderall is typically prescribed as a treatment for ADHD, but Gray did not have a prescription for the drug. In Law's first piece, he notes that more than 110 active players were granted exemptions to use the drug in 2012. Carlos Ruiz's 25-game suspension to open the season was the result of using Adderall without a prescription, he adds. Most teams that Law has spoken to thus far aren't overly troubled by Gray's test, though it does bring his judgment into question.
I frown upon the Reds raking that OK prep catcher Denney.
Any team that takes him his just going to move him to a corner OF position. I would just take a polished college bat that should stay at his position while moving just as quick like 3B Eric Jagielo, Notre Dame,
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While I HATE when companies have to try to 'idiot proof' everything, I understand why they have to.
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If I turned back the clock 100 years to Nov. 3, 1906, and happened to be sitting, surrounded by psychiatrists in a small stone auditorium in the village of Tubingen, Germany, I might see on the program the name of a speaker, Dr. Alois Alzheimer.
Alzheimer actually spoke in this German auditorium in 1906, and he described a patient named "Augusta" who, in her middle 50s, had developed the seemingly unfounded delusion that her husband was unfaithful.
This delusion blossomed into full-fledged paranoid psychosis, and Alzheimer continued to care for Augusta in the hospital until she died.
Alzheimer then personally conducted her autopsy.
During the autopsy, he noticed something very wrong with Augusta's brain, which he called "a peculiar disease of the cerebral cortex."
Alzheimer used that phrase as the title of his presentation at Tubingen.
He had thought, at the time, that Augusta's "peculiar disease" was a rarity.
But, in fact, half of our current population older than the age of 85 is affected by the same disease.
Today, we call it Alzheimer's disease.
Alzheimer might be astonished to learn that nursing homes and psychiatric hospitals in developed nations have gradually filled with millions of patients suffering from the still-baffling illness that now carries his name.
Doctors didn't often use the diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease until very recently.
The syndrome of dementia -- literally, the loss of the ability to think or mentate -- was long blamed on the narrowing of blood vessels in the brain, but the narrowing blood vessels weren't severe enough to explain the problems with thought and reasoning.
Over time, though, medicine evolved and people lived longer.
As life span increased, and as the brains of our elders began to be examined, two things happened.
First, highly functional 80- and 90-year-olds -- think pianist Vladimir Horowitz or cellist Pablo Casals -- defied the myth that late-life brain failure was inevitable; in other words, dementia wasn't something that "normally" happened, doctors realized.
Then, by comparing patients' medical histories with their autopsies, doctors realized that the brains from most elderly patients with dementia were "gunked up" with abnormal proteinlike structures, both inside and outside nerve cells.
That gunk between nerve cells, called amyloid plaque, is now considered one sign of Alzheimer's disease.
So, doctors gradually began to recognize the disease, but the truth is, doctors aren't certain that these plaques cause Alzheimer's disease, and doctors don't know what usually causes those plaques.
In some ways, Alzheimer's disease is still a mystery, much as it was 100 years ago.
Dr. Sam Gandy is a professor and director at the Farber Institute for the Neurosciences of Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. Gandy is also chair of the Alzheimer Association's National Medical and Scientific Advisory Council.
OK, then, so, what do doctors and scientists know for sure about Alzheimer's?
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More Fun than a Sack of Wet Mice!
I am a fairly easy going person who can reflect upon the past two decades of adulthood and know that more lessons were absorbed than ignored. While I am happy with where I am in life, I recognize that there is much more I wish to accomplish and most importantly, share with another person. I am seeking a partner who wants to share their same passions and life with me, as I would like to share with her. I enjoy travel, athletic endeavors, museums...yes, but what I would be most passionate about is enjoying a more complete connection experience with a cool individual, and let that form the basis of the trust necessary for a fulfilling relationship. I can say I am fun, suave, and charming even before drinks. Yea, I can say that, but chemistry is a fickle beast or we wouldn't be at this site pimping ourselves. All one can ask of this internet soulmate/partner buffet is the chance to get to know someone cool and see where it goes.
Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports
Basketball, Cycling, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I have Dogs
My pets are both rescue dogs. I honestly was a devotee of big dogs, and owned one for 13 years. Now I seem to have some sort of appealing small dog chi...baffling.
I have been to lots of places for work and... well mostly for work. Spain represents tremendous things to me. My family is there as well.
University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
I enjoy vintage athletic shoes, rare steak, Mediterranean food, Makers Mark, thin ties, fine bicycle gear, older Porsches, freeways when there is actually lite traffic (I really like driving to be honest) ,and my teams on winning streaks
I ride my bike, play basketball, tinker on my cars, get seduced easily by ebay, search for the best carnitas in all the land, and wait patiently for football season to melt into playoff basketball season.
I just read US weekly in my dentist office and now I feel like I have a handle on pop culture and can communicate with women at nail salons across the nation.
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|No Way, Yes, but trying to quit
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|Sales / Marketing
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|Never Married
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|Latino / Hispanic, White / Caucasian
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The National Archives of Australia and New Zealand Archives are rich sources of service and war records for the First World War. Their Discovering Anzacs website allows you to uncover the personal stories of service men and women through original archival records and dedicate a profile to their wartime journey.
In time for the centenary of the Gallipoli landings and to mark the contributions that Australia and New Zealand made to the war effort, we have begun to explore some of the stories connected to these two nations within our own collection.
Within War Office correspondence and papers (WO 98) we discovered the London Gazette citation for Arthur Percy Sullivan who was awarded the Victoria Cross. Sullivan was an Australian bank clerk who served in the First World War before volunteering to fight the Bolsheviks in northern Russia in 1919. He won the Victoria Cross for saving three men from a deep swamp under heavy fire.
A small annotation in our file says 'run over at coronation'. A search in the National Archives of Australia reveals Arthur's military service file. From this we learn that in 1937 he came to the UK as part of the Australian Coronation Contingent. Sadly, he slipped on the pavement on Birdcage Walk in London, hit his head and subsequently died. A blue plaque commemorates his life on Birdcage Walk. Continue reading »


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The new Judges Newsletter issued by World Archery has now been released
Always looking to maintain and increase the number of judges to serve at international events, World Archery organises a seminar for continental judges.
The new Judges Newsletter issued by World Archery has now been released.
As a part of its fast and growing development activities the United Arab Emirates Archery Association gathered 52 participants for a Level 2 Judges Course
Judges Newsletters
Judges List 2012-2015 (16.12.14)
Judges Appointment 2015 (11.03.15)
Judges' Guide Book - English (2015)
Judges' Guide Book - Slovenian (Unofficial translation, 2006)
Judges Conference 2013
World Archery Judges' Training Aids, prepared by the World Archery Judges' Committee, are being released for general use. They consist of several PowerPoint presentations:
These presentations have been used by the World Archery Judges' Committee in the various training seminars over recent times.
These documents may form the basis for national judge training seminars, and it is assumed that they will be used by International Judges, who are engaged in national training.
The presentation documents should be read and used in conjunction with the Judges' Guide book.
Hopefully these documents will serve to add more consistency in the way we archery is judged, internationally.


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Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam talks about the current challenges and opportunities for Tennessee.
Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam speaks with host Bill Dries, publisher of the Memphis Daily News, about the upcoming challenges and opportunities for the state of Tennessee, and, specifically, the city of Memphis.
They discuss economic development opportunities for Memphis, tax incentives, pension plans, and more.
This week on the Behind the Headlines Radio Roundtable, the panel discusses TN Governor Bill Haslam's State of the State address, including the state's course against so-called "unfounded mandates," an expansion of TennCare, and school vouchers.
A look at the real impact of the affordable care act on Shelby County as well as the state of Tennessee.


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27 year old woman | Norman, OK, USA | Seeking men 23-45 within 50 miles
And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years.-- Abraham Lincoln
I am a small town girl living and working in her favorite college town. I enjoy singing along to the radio, grilling, and driving. I am very family-oriented and I thrive in a fun but busy lifestyle. I am looking for someone who can keep up with me and make me smile.
Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Playing cards , Religion/Spiritual , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports
Auto racing / Motorcross, Baseball, Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Football
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I like Birds, Cats, Dogs, Fish, Horses, Other
I love animals! When I was young, I lived on a ranch and my family always had a plethora of animals around including but not limited to dogs, cats, cows, and a horse.
Middle of the Road
My favorite places in the world are Florence, Rome, Washington D.C., and my parent's ranch in NE OK. My favorite local places are Logan's and O'Connell's.
University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK
My favorite thing is cooking. I love to cook for people and experiment in the kitchen.
I love going to sporting events. Football and baseball are just two of my favorites.
I am currently in school for my 2nd bachelors so this has limited my reading selection. I am currently reading Beneath the Mask: An Introductionto Theories of Personality.
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Melanie Fiona
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Song: Bite The Bullet
Melanie Fiona isn't afraid to Bite The Bullet, if she's doing it "in the name of love." The talented Toronto songstress returns to the Booth for her first headlining feature in... More
Posted one month ago
Artist: Glenn Lewis
Song: All My Love
On Glenn Lewis's debut DJBooth feature, the lead single off his forthcoming junior set, the Canadian neo-soul vet admitted that, though his affection for his then-current girl was strong, he... More
Posted one year ago
Song: Cold Piece
No, Melanie Fiona hasn't taken to traveling strapped—at least I hope not, since that sh*t really doesn't fly north of the border. Contrary to what countless rap records have trained me... More
Posted 2 years ago
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Artist: Raekwon
Song: Soundboy Kill It
After 20-plus years of excellence on the mic, Raekwon hardly needs any extra encouragement to murder a beat. On the other hand, if you could have Melanie Fiona cheering you on while you worked, can... More
Posted 2 years ago
Can you really win someone's heart back by pouring out your feelings on wax (or less anachronistically, in binary code)? Indie crooner Jason Caesar banked on the possibility on his latest... More
Posted 2 years ago
Featuring: J. Cole
Song: This Time
Last we heard from Melanie Fiona, she was urging women to Change the Record (i.e., break up) if they're sick of the song (i.e., the man). Sometimes, however, you don't know what... More
Posted 3 years ago
Featuring: B.o.B
Song: Change The Record
Ladies, you are the DJs of your own destiny - so why keep spinning the same old song? On the latest single off her long-awaited sophomore album, Melanie Fiona offers some solid advice to dissatisfied... More
Posted 3 years ago
Artist: Daytona
Song: Love Is Love
Releasing a summertime love joint in the winter is somewhat curious on the surface, but as anybody knows, the winter time is the perfect time to boo somebody up. The colder temperatures and holidays... More
Posted 3 years ago
Song: 4 AM
As a general rule, unless it involves sleeping soundly, nothing good happens at four in the morning. If you're still up that close to dawn you're either a NBA player getting arrested for a strip... More
Posted 3 years ago
Song: Like I Love You
Back in December, when Gone & Never Coming Back was enjoying high ratings from DJBooth Nation, Melanie Fiona fans were anxiously awaiting a release for her cleverly/obscenely/punnily titled new... More
Posted about 4 years ago
Artist: Stephen Marley
From mechanics to engineers to musicians, children often dive into the same occupation as their fathers, and the case is definitely true for the Marley family. After Damian released a critically... More
Posted 4 years ago
Artist: Cee-Lo Green
Song: Fool for You
If you take nothing else away from Cee-Lo's music, bear in mind that the man goes hard in the paint in just about everything he does. When he was scorned, we got F*ck You, which became an anthem... More
Posted 4 years ago
Song: Gone & Never Coming Back
Looking back on 2010 it's clear that in many ways this was the year of the woman. From Nicki Minaj's raps to Alicia Keys' Empire State hook and much more, strong women like Melanie Fiona... More
Posted 4 years ago
Artist: John Legend
Featuring: The Roots | Common | Melanie Fiona
Song: Wake Up Everybody
This is Sunday morning music. The individual sounds of artists like Common, Melanie Fiona, John Legend, and The Roots are as smooth and refreshing as a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice. But the... More
Posted about 5 years ago
Featuring: Ghostface Killah
Song: It Kills Me (Remix)
As Ghostface proved on his most recent album Ghostdini, the Wu-Tang alum's storytelling skills make him a natural fit for any great r&b track, so before I even listened to the remix to Melanie... More
Posted 5 years ago
Artist: KRS-One & Buckshot
Featuring: Melanie Fiona | Naledge
Song: Past Present Future
As two emcees who played integral roles in hip-hop's Past, are still going strong in the Present, and seem destined to remain in the game for the foreseeable Future, KRS-One & Buckshot know... More
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Song: It Kills Me
A skilled soul singer can evoke a wide variety of emotions through his or her vocals, but it takes a special kind of talent to wring catharsis out of rock-bottom desperation. With newly-leaked... More
Posted 5 years ago
Song: Ay Yo
Like so many other up-and-comers before her, rising soul star Melanie Fiona is looking to stir up anticipation for her debut full-length with an official prelude mixtape—well, sort of; as the... More
Posted about 6 years ago
Featuring: Busta Rhymes | Raekwon
As a hip-hop fan with musical tastes that range beyond the genre's boundaries, I keep a running mental list entitled "Songs Someone Should Hurry up and Sample." For example, I've... More
Posted 6 years ago
Song: Give It to Me
2009 is set to be a busy year for SRC Records; after releasing albums by their flagship artists, David Banner and Akon, and introducing the world to Shontelle in '08, Steve Rifkind and his team... More
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Cabinet ministers press Gordon Brown for radical shakeup of politics
Firm that hired death case doctor loses NHS contractMore incidents emerge connected to the company that employed medic who killed patient by overdose
Archbishop tries to defuse abuse remarks row
Nichols tries to defuse row over abuse remarks
Front page
Let universities design new A-levels, Tories say
The proposals will reduce the number of top grades awarded making it easier to pick the best students
Top stories p2
New Zealand couple flee with £4m: what would Robin Hood do?There is no moral dilemma in keeping money mistakenly put in a bank account
Top stories p3
Hazel Blears rejects resignation calls
MPs' expenses: 'duck island' Conservative is forced to retire
A 'furious' David Cameron forces Peter Viggers to stand down over £32,000 gardening expenses
John Bercow says he is ready for the Speaker's role
John Bercow announces his intention to stand for role left vacant by Michael Martin
UK news p4
Gordon Brown chaos theory: we might not win the electionSimon Hoggart: The prime minister came up with a new constitutional principle: he can't hold an election because the wrong side might win
Top stories p5
'Sullied' members suspend two peers in first case since 1642Lords who offered to amend legislation in return for cash expelled by upper house
UK news p6
Number of east European migrants fall as recession bitesAmount of foreign-born workers leaving Britain rose by 30% last year as a result of the economic downturn
UK news p8
Mother blames police failure for girl's murderObssessed ex-boyfriend's repeated threats to teenage school girl, Arsema Dawit were reported before he killed her
UK news p10
Shetland stirred by giant Viking wind farm plan
UK news p11
Torture collusion claims silenced for legal reasons
Clive Stafford Smith, Binyam Mohamed's lawyer stopped from giving evidence to Commons committee because case is active
Gurkhas to get right to settle in the UKJacqui Smith to announce rules allowing veterans who have served at least four years to stay
Gurkha row: Iraqi treatmentLaw firm compares government's conduct over Iraqi interpreters to suffering of Gurkhas
UK news p12
Pump £1.7bn surplus back into NHS, ministers urgedHealth service underspend triggers calls for more money to be put into frontline care
UK news p13
Activist seized from lawyer's car in Sri Lanka
Abduction of activists and relief workers has undercut message of reconciliation say campaigners
International p16
Child abuse in Ireland: 'I knew I was next to be flogged'Horrific experience of one man who was sentenced to two years in Irish school for stealing a chocolate bar
Child abuse in Ireland: 'He was a predatory paedophile''The Brothers seemed to get perverse satisfaction from inflicting pain on children'
Thousands raped and abused in Catholic schools in Ireland
Children lived in 'a climate of fear created by pervasive, excessive and arbitrary punishment', finds report
International p20
Japan at low pointFar eastern economy contracts a record 4% and GDP plunges 15% in the first three months of the year
Employers join IMF call for government to slash £175bn deficit
Financial p24
Poisoned chalice for the Tories
Nils Pratley: The challenge for all main parties at the next election is to describe how public debt is to be reduced
A good day for Tory treasurer as ICAP share sale nets £73mMultimillionaire money broker Michael Spencer is a close friend of Conservative leader David Cameron
Financial p25
Firms struggling to get government guaranteed loans
Companies have been struggling to qualify for funds from the government's Enterprise Finance Guarantee scheme
Financial p27
Mothercare investor throws the toys outNick Fletcher: Private equity group Rhone Capital was also one of the backers of the Early Learning Centre
Financial p28
DiaryHugh Muir: It's the not knowing that's the worst of it. It's the uncertainty. And it's the fear
Comment & debate p29
£64.30 a week. That's Dave's reward for 20 years of work
Jenni Russell: Losing your job is bad enough. But in the British system people with long work records are in for a particularly nasty shock
JJB's tactical errors - Chris Ronnie's ruinous runHow Chris Ronnie's attempts to replicate Mike Ashley's sportswear success were flagged offside
An awesome warningWill Hutton: Japan's brutal economic decline has been brought about by circumstances very similar to those emerging in Britain
Comment & debate p30
Serve the peopleChuka Umunna and Mark Bennett: As prospective parliamentary candidates, we believe one principle should hold, whatever shape the MPs' expenses system takes
Make your revolution at a round table, but add a truth commissionTimothy Garton Ash: The forgotten Polish experience of 20 years ago holds a lesson for everyone emerging
Purge the professionals and let party democracy breatheSeumas Milne: This meltdown creates opportunities as well as dangers. But more than technocratic fixes, we need real political choice
Debate and comment p31
In praise of ... Amjad Ali Khan
Editorial: One of India's greatest musicians, Khan is also exponent of a tradition that dates back to medieval times
India: The world's biggest vote
Editorial: Compared to what is happening in Sri Lanka and Pakistan the elections in India are both to be saluted and celebrated
Corrections and clarifications
Today's corrections
Country diary
Ray Collier: Highlands
From the archives: President acts to prevent more racial violence
21 May 1961: Late yesterday afternoon the President said that he had been following with the greatest concern the outbreaks of violence in Birmingham and Montgomery, Alabama
From the archive: President acts to prevent more racial violenceFrom the Archive, 21 May 1961: Kennedy sends more than five hundred marshals into Alabama to stop attacks on Negro citizens
Conservatives: continental driftEditorial: Moderate voters should look at who David Cameron is aligning himself with before casting their votes in the European election
India: the world's biggest voteEditorial: Compared to what is happening in Sri Lanka and Pakistan the elections in India are both to be saluted and celebrated
Leaders and letters p32
Architects are not obsessed by cash and glass boxesResponse: We're paid less than other professions, and we ritually condemn postwar urban design, says Sunand Prasad
Fat of the land
Letters: Marcel Berlins has got the wrong end of the stick
Pointless waste of nuclear plants
Letter: It is difficult to comprehend why any government would want to trust this failed industry yet again
Expenses for Westminster - means-tests for West Ham
Letters: There is one law for the relatively rich and another for the relatively poor
How Labour MPs can restore credibility
Letters: Constituency Labour parties must call for the party's full candidate-selection process to be reopened
Manifesto for political renewal
Letters: An overhaul of our parliamentary system has to start with a referendum on how we elect parliament
Leaders and letters p33
Nicholas MawObituary: Composer who contributed work to most genres and loved Romanticism, found expression in the opera Sophie's Choice
Ronnie EasterbrookObituary: Prison hunger striker who died contesting his conviction's legality
Obituaries p34
Barbara Alexander
Obituary: A dedicated local politician and inspirational teacher in west London
Dick Sandford
Obituary: A lifetime dedicated to improving the livelihood of farmers in Ethiopia
Henry Hsu
Obituary: He co-led one of the great wartime escapes
Obituaries p35
La Bohème
Millenium Centre, Cardiff: The work's vibrant characters stand out against the drab deprivation of their bohemian quarter, just as their idealism and artistic aspirations are set against their desperate circumstances
The Observer
The Hours
Cargo, London
Betty Clarke enjoys the band's intelligent terrace anthems
Royal Festival Hall, London
The narrative is a catalogue of sleaze, lies, bribery and cover-ups that feels all too familiar, says Tim Ashley
Northern Ballet Theatre
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Jeremy Plester: Springtime creates a big stink around the Arctic


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'Pete,' 'Mr. G.' special Santas
EVANSVILLE - You could say the Tri-State has its own private versions of Santa.
They appear without warning to give gifts to those who have been good, then disappear again into obscurity.
When it comes to the benefactor known only as "Mr. G.," "there's more we don't know than we do know," said the Rev. Robert Melhorn, pastor at Bethel United Church of Christ in Evansville, where Mr. G. has left more than one gift in recent years for charitable efforts.
Every December for the past six years, the Courier & Press has shared the stories of agencies and people in need with our "12 Days of Caring" series.
This year, we're taking time to tell the stories of people who embrace the holiday spirit yearlong through their giving.
Their volunteerism, compassion and selflessness make a big difference in the lives of others.
For them, caring is a 365 days-a-year promise.
To get involved
<IF YOU GO>Interested in helping organizations profiled in the "12 Days of Caring" series? Here is how you can help, along with the day each organization has been profiled in the Courier & Press:
n SUNDAY: Community Table can use money, nonperishable food and volunteers. Contact Tom Thake at (812) 393-0818 or by e-mail at email@example.com.
n MONDAY: To make a donation or to send a care package for soldiers or donate toys or Beanie Babies for children overseas, call Donna Ward at (812) 402-1547, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or send mail to Beanies for Baghdad Inc., Attn: Donna Ward, 6401 Lincoln Ave., Evansville, IN 47715.
n TUESDAY: Individuals can save the lives of up to eight people and improve the lives of up to 75 people by signing up to become an organ, tissue and eye donor, according to the Indiana Organ Procurement Organization.
The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles offers state residents that opportunity when they obtain or renew a state ID card, a learner's permit or a driver's license.
For information, call the IOPO at (888) ASK-IOPO or go to www.iopo.org.
n TODAY: Follow the example of anonymous donors "Mr. G" and "Pete" and make a donation this holiday season without seeking recognition.</IF YOU GO>
Since 2004, Mr. G. has donated at least $12,500 to local charities, churches or individuals in need. And those are just the gifts that have been made public.
"I have met him one time. He's a very unassuming individual," said the Rev. James Messer, the bi-vocational pastor at Morningside Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Evansville, which has received gifts to help the poor more than once from Mr. G. "He doesn't look like a man of wealth."
"Pete" is another local Santa. No one knows the identity of the man who has given more than $67,000 to the local Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center over the last 20 years.
He may not have been seen, but his voice has been heard over the phone when he calls to say he's left another bundle of crisp, new $100 bills somewhere on the grounds for employees to find.
"The spirit of Christmas is kind of the spirit of Pete," said Pam Kirk, director of marketing and community relations at the center.
He's made 30 donations to the comprehensive outpatient rehabilitation center for children and adults over two decades. Staff members didn't hear from him at all for three years in the mid-'90s, though, Kirk said.
The last few years, Pete has been leaving $3,000 for the rehab center to spend on Christmas gifts for young clients in need. It helped 63 children last Christmas, Kirk said.
Pete seems to delight in sending staff members on a scavenger hunt to find his donations. This year's gift was in a ceramic Santa cookie jar in a bright red gift bag left by a trash bin, Kirk said.
Sometimes Mr. G leaves a note with his gifts.
"My mother says you really take care of the poor. Hope this can help," was his message when he left 20 $100 bills at St. Mary Catholic Church, said the Rev. Steve Lintzenich, the pastor there.
With another gift Mr. G dropped off at the Courier & Press office, he wrote, "Hopefully it won't be politically incorrect to mention that Christmas is about Christians celebrating the birth of Christ. How easily that seems to be forgotten."
Pete always leaves a note written on purple note paper. The message is always the same: "You will hear from me again," Kirk said.
"Everyone in our organization agrees, we don't want to try to search out who Pete is," she said. That would ruin the fun, and "he's made it pretty clear remaining anonymous is an important part of the gift for him."
Mr. G "doesn't want recognition," Messer said. "It's very biblical to not let your right hand know what the left is doing."
From a practical standpoint, "this guy can go around and examine things for himself, and he doesn't have people at his door with their hand out," Messer said.
Jesus warned his followers against making a show of their giving, Melhorn said. Jesus also said, though, "don't hide your light under a bushel," the pastor said.
Lintzenich said both types of givers, the anonymous and the identifiable, give to his parish to help the poor during the Christmas season. "They both are excellent."
Anonymous donors, of course, don't enjoy the tax break for charitable giving.
Either way, "it is in giving we receive," Lintzenichsaid.
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Paris - Roubaix 2013
April 7, 2013, Paris, Fra, Road - WorldTour
Paris Roubaix 2013
There is no other race in the world like the Paris-Roubaix. The French race is known as the 'Hell of the North' thanks to its torturous pavé sectors and the many stories of pain and destruction that they hold.
Dreams of riders like George Hincapie and Johan Museeuw have ended in tears along the roadside, but the risks make victory in the velodrome that much sweeter. After 260 kilometres, around 50 on pavé, the race ends with one and a half laps on Roubaix's outdoor track.
Win in Roubaix, the third of the Monuments, and you are considered a god. Riders like Fausto Coppi, Rik Van Looy, Eddy Merckx, Francesco Moser, Sean Kelly and Tom Boonen have tamed Paris-Roubaix's pavé for the well-earned status.
In 2012 Tom Boonen (Omega Pharma-QuickStep) rode into the record books with a dominant solo victory. The 31-year-old Belgian rode the final 52km alone to win by 1:39 over a five-man chase group. With the victory Boonen equals Roger De Vlaeminck's all-time win record of four victories in the Hell of the North, and for the second time in Boonen's career he claimed the Tour of Flanders/Paris-Roubaix double in the same season.
Fabian Cancellara says:"I have many beautiful memories of this race. I know how to adapt to this race, and I like the challenges it poses from a technical point of view but you need the luck. Sometimes it's like an individual time trial though and along with luck you need to be smart."
2012 Paris-Roubaix race report | 2012 Paris-Roubaix photos | 2011 Paris-Roubaix | 2010 Paris-Roubaix | Previous winners
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Swiss rider focuses on Roubaix and Flanders again
Devolder concludes Spring Classics with fun race at Brabantse Pijl
Unlucky Roubaix ride still on his mind
Stybar capable of beautiful road career, says Nys
Czech overcame inexperience at Roubaix by riding like a "maniac"
Offredo breaks fingers in Paris-Roubaix crash
Moment of inattention disastrous for FDJ Frenchman
Stybar's Paris-Roubaix ruined by collision with spectator
Czech stays upright, but loses chance at podium result
Boom not good enough in Paris-Roubaix
Broken wheel ruins chances in finale
Demol praises Cancellara after his Paris-Roubaix victory
RadioShack directeur sportif celebrates 25 years after his own victory
Cancellara leads WorldTour rankings
Quintana up to fourth after Pais Vasco victory
Consistent Van Avermaet falls short of Roubaix podium
Belgian beaten to the line for third place
Cancellara: I went over my limits like never before
Swiss pips Vanmarcke in Paris-Roubaix sprint


text: The Mongolian Grill provides an alternative food type on the riverfront in Corvallis. For those familiar with the "mongolian grill" concept this is a good example. The food selection is very good and prepared quickly. The service is excellent. However, there are a few points for which to be... read more


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Excellent! The updates sure kept me playing NMRIH for years now. Great to see some new maps! I hope the servers will upload these, soon.
No More Room in Hell the long awaited Source zombie modification.
So 1.08 is set is planned to come out later tonight if testing goes well. While you wait we've compiled a list of a few features you can expect to see with this update.
Posted by Dman757 on Aug 20th, 2014
So 1.08 is set is planned to come out later tonight if testing goes well. For those of you who can't wait a few hours we have a beta branch live up on steam which you can find out how to access here.
While you wait we've compiled a list of a few features you can expect to see with this update.
We've had a number of requests for new objective maps so for this update we've included 3 brand new objective maps: nmo_Brooklyn, nmo_Cleopas & nmo_Zephyr. Also for those survival mode fans out there we've included the survival map nms_Midwest.
We're happy to show the three new additions to the NMRiH character family: Butcher, Badass & Roje! It's been a long time in the making and we still have a few potential characters in the works but those of you who've been following us a while know we run on ValveTime.
Even with the large number of other content features we've managed to include a brand new weapon to the game the FN FAL.
Difficulty modes has been on our todo list for a while. Finally we've got a new "Casual" mode for players who want an easier play experience with Unlimited respawning and faster/improved respawn token system. We only made one small change to the "Classic Mode" survival game type, which is that respawn tokens persist between waves.
A very special thanks goes out to Pugman & Chippants of PugmanPlays. They created a two player lets play a little while ago (which you can watch here) and we liked it so much we decided to get in contact with them. Long story short they recorded our two newest voicesets!
Excellent! The updates sure kept me playing NMRIH for years now. Great to see some new maps! I hope the servers will upload these, soon.
This update sounds awesome!
haha cant wait, me an my buds are gonna have a field day
of course it releases right before the first day of classes...
I'm really glad they kept classic and not just dumb the entire thing down, instead giving us options on what game mode we want to play. Another reason why the NMRiH Developers are awesome. Many Thanks!
Is there some rule that forces people to make characters in belly-high t-shirts if they have tits?
found the feminist
YoU gAy ??
TiTS or GTFO
I don't see how this is being feminist, so much as pointing out a weird trend! :O
Lollipop chainsaw. ☺
Right now Im using FN FAL in Insurgency 2. And its cool weapon. Hope in NMRIH will be cool too . . .
And when you ADD Soldiers as enemies ??
Nice FAL render.
Good to see a nice update. Was actually complaining last night before it updated that the game needed new maps.
no bras in the post apocalyptic world
Why is the butcher carrying a fire axe?
'cause the cow stole his chainsaw.


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AMSTERDAM, October 25, 2011 /PRNewswire/ --
Amsterdam Molecular Therapeutics (Euronext: AMT), a leader in the field of human gene therapy, today provided an update on operations and disclosed the outcome of a strategic review of its gene therapy product pipeline conducted by management and AMT's Board of Directors that enables the company to remain at the forefront of gene therapy development. The CHMP's recent opinion, while not approving Glybera®, did not identify any safety risks with AMT's adeno-associated virus vector technology. This will allow AMT to leverage its expertise and strength in building other portfolio products. The selection of specific pipeline products is aimed at securing partnering agreements that will provide solid financial foundations to take the company forward. Existing shareholders continue to see promise in the technology and are in discussions with AMT to provide additional equity.
AMT will focus development efforts and financial resources on three gene therapy programs: hemophilia B, GDNF and acute intermittent porphyria. The Company will continue participating in the SanfilippoB program, which is fully funded by a consortium led by Institut Pasteur. Further investment in and development of Glybera and the Duchenne's muscular dystrophy program has been suspended.
The company intends to support the development of its product pipeline through partnering agreements. Negotiations are being conducted for two programs.
Following the negative opinion provided by the European Medicines Agency's (EMA) Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) for Glybera (alipogene tiparvovec) as a treatment of lipoprotein lipase deficiency (LPLD), AMT has suspended the program. Consequently, AMT does not expect that Glybera will reach European patients. AMT decided that further investment in Glybera, in light of requirements necessary for approval and with the current financi
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By John Reynolds, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Friday, 13 July 2012 08:54AM
The three-year deal is valued at £40m a season, running for three seasons from 2013/14 to the end of the 2015/16 season.
The £120m, three-season deal, is 45% more than the previous £82.5m deal between Barclays and the Premier League, representing a coup for the top division.
It follows just weeks after the Premier League signed its sky-high UK broadcast deal with BSkyB and BT.
Marketing revealed that Barclays was to sign a bumper deal to retain its title sponsorship on the day that the bank's chief executive Bob Diamond was forced to stand down.
The agreement includes the titles sponsorship of the Premier League and exclusive world-wide marketing rights, UK and international TV programme accreditations, along with hospitality.
As part of the tie-up, Barclays and the Premier League will continue to run the Barclays Asia Trophy tournaments and the Barclays Premier League Trophy Tour.
Barclays has been the title sponsor of the Premier League since 2004, with Barclaycard the title sponsor between 2001 and 2004.
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