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a good tenure by a nice guy- he will be missed.
For those of you camplaining about "lack of leadership, etc,etc" shut up or run for office yourself.
everyone in a vehicle needs to wear a seatbelt
whats that old saying about "rats leaving the sinking ship"? They helped to spend the district into tremendous debt and now dont want any responsibility for it- they should be held legally and financially responsible and go before a court for their financial malfeasance.
omg- would you people try to find an important topic to discuss! This BS about whether the FM should move has come up and been debated for literally years! Its fine where it is! Moving it will NOT help the development of the downtown area. Stop it! If you think that a move will make a difference and encourage the development of the downtown area just look at the Farmers Market in DOWNTOWN Muskegon Heights- there you go- there is an example to look at! Sure has encouraged change for the better! A few farmers trucking in veggies or homemade birdhouses and honey a couple days a week will NOT make a difference.
it gets worse- wait till you hear what they call you when your 10 years older! At that point, however, you will be happy to just be able to hear anything!
so is the offended maintenance worker now going to sue and become rich and be able to retire?
are there any more police foot patrols in the downtown area? Sadly, maybe the businesses affected need to take one of their employees and put em outside in a chair during their shift. Give em a big flashlight and a taser and at some point a scream will let the patrons know the bit of crap has been caught!
hum- i seem to recall our current Vice President joe Biden was accused and found to have committed plagiarism years ago while in the Senate.
yup- its always been about "lookin`good" in the Heights. The new high school "looks good". The dressed up students "look good". But where has been the substance behind "the look"? The district has failed- sadly and im doubtful "lookin` good " will get any of those kids anywhere important in life. btw- what are 2 high school seniors doing staying overnight by themselves in a local hotel??? Which hotel is allowing this immorality by "bending the rules"?
wow! lots of the commentors on here seem to be smokin' the stuff the dealers are selling on the streets!
Perch fishing will save the day! Give a kid a cane pole today and he will sharpen it and stab you to death with it! Bigger jails not "Buddy Bucks"!
geesh- give me some free hot dogs, chips and buddy bucks and ill be home each nite right on time!
dont jail the non-violent prisoners. put em on an electronic tether- plus why isnt the county pursuing the state on the unused prisons on the county?
$25 for a fund raiser dinner? a couple dogs and chips in a bag? Better that any successful
grads pony up some funds to keep the school open! Doubtful however.
the only guns yielded on a buy-back program are old,broken hand me downs that some senior citizens might have. Any self-respecting gang banger with a decent (but illegal) hand gun will NOT turn it in for a burger coupon or because a preacher prays with em. And who is going to front the school districts the money and personnel to keep the gyms open? Muskegon closed 2 of its "community" pools 2 years ago. The only thing some kids from the inner-city will respect is getting really tough with em on law enforcement.
isnt that what Sunday is for- story telling? Public schools should not be a partner in religious "education" ( more like indoctrination). Im stunned that the local voters have gone along with this.
ah yes- i enjoy starting out my Saturday mornings with a BANG!
you smokers can cry all you want about rights,etc but the law is not going to change back !
and who took time to sit this dirtbag down and slowly explain( maybe with pictures) what anti-semitic means?
He a childish loud mouth that should be released and sold to the lowest bidder of another team. I dont want to see him in a Tiger uniform.
Gerald Ford is dead- let him rest in peace
are they also touring places that will give them money to build a jail? The county cant afford a new jail and the citizens dont want to pay increased taxation to pay for one! stop the madness!


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In what may be a perfect sophisto storm, none other than Sir Ben Kingsley plays Philip Roth's academic antihero David Kepesh, a solemn piano underscoring his negotiations with sex, art, and mortality in the Continental Manhattan of Isabel Coixet's new film, Elegy. Kepesh teaches literature at Columbia and, as a low-key celebrity cultural critic—is there any other kind of intellectual celebrity?—works the NPR/Charlie Rose circuit.
For the second time this year, following The Wackness, Kingsley plays an ethically rudderless man meeting late middle age with a problematic personality forged in the consciousness upheavals of the Sixties (per the vilest commercial ever made: "The generation that swore it would never get old, didn't"). In The Wackness, he threw a tantrum against the dying of the light; it might've been an amusing performance were it not for the implication that there was something heroic about his puling.
Kepesh is something else; the author of a book on America's hedonistic history, he's no classical Dionysian. He keeps an immaculate, austerely modern, moodily underlit apartment; there's a full bar of aperitifs, but he never gets visibly drunk. After abandoning a marriage and a son to fight the sexual revolution, he never relapsed to fidelity, pursuing instead a lifelong litany of affairs (his one recurring lay, a former student, now fortysomething, is played by Patricia Clarkson). No randy old Fernando Rey, Kingsley isolates Kepesh's libido to a childish sparkle of the eye. A breach in the integrity of the good professor's defenses comes through a student, Consuelo (Penelope Cruz), a Cuban-American girl whom he tactfully prompts into an affair come semester's end.
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Published: April 17, 2013SHOWDOWN WITH THE WITCHBLADE OF THE WILD WEST! In the days of the Wild West, before Sara Pezzini claimed her destiny, Witchblade bearer Sheriff Enola protected the high plains from the Darkness that lurked beyond the horizon. Although her townspeople lived in peace, they were always mistrusting of their sheriff-witch. With her town seeking to banish her and the Darkness angling for a duel, will the Witchblade be enough to save Enola from becoming a footnote in the annals of the blade's history?


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Ever on-trend, Madonna racked-up a mother-load of cool points last night when she invited one of the biggest pop sensations in the world — and certainly The Biggest, if we're talking Internet sensations — to join her on stage at New York's Madison Square Garden. "I have a little surprise for you," she told the crowd, explaining that she's tired after a year on tour and that she might need help with the next song. And with that, she invited Psy out to the stage for a little "Give It To Me"/"Gangnam Style" mash-up action. Madge told the crowd that she had flown the K-Pop superstar "all the way from Frankfurt, Germany," that morning, and aren't we all glad? Because there was a whole lot of giddy-up Gangnam style dancing, and then something we will never forget: Psy climbed through Madge's legs, and with a big old smile on her face, she proceeded to pretended ride him like a pony. Forget the nip slips and protests the MDNA Tour has been wrought by, this is exactly the sort of fun the Queen of Pop should be having.
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I've — somehow — enabled something called Photo Syncing in Facebook and now all the images off my smartphone are being uploaded to Facebook.
HELP!!!!! What Do I do? How do I turn this off?
Photo Syncing is a weird new feature on Facebook that allows you to upload ALL your photos to Facebook. OK, only you can see them, but I still don't understand why anyone would want to upload every photos to Facebook.
Fortunately, it is easy to disable. Here's how:
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We met with a client this weekend who is looking for a personal shopper to help him use style to get rid of his good boy appearance. He mentioned Johnny Depp being a style icon of his because he looks up to his nonchalant bad boy vibe.
Using Mr. Depp as a starting point, we realized no one better embodies this transition from good boy to bad than Zac Efron. After obtaining a squeaky clean reputation from the High School Musical franchise, Efron transformed his personal style to slowly phase out his good boy image. Now, he's one of the most sartorial young male actors.
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According to, Todd Book, Scioto County Interim Economic Development Director, the Scioto County Commissioners are looking to refinance existing bonds. He said if the move is successful, the savings could be hundreds of thousands of dollars over the life of the bonds.
"We're going through the extensive process currently of trying to refinance the bonds that currently exist. The county has a lot of bonds out there that we're making payments on every year. Presently we're paying a little over seven percent interest on most of those bonds," Book said. "If anyone has been following the bond rates of the world, that's quite a bit higher than bonds are going for right now."
Book said the county is going through that process in an effort to obtain a better interest rate.
"We are working with bond council to get that rates in the three to three and a half percent range. If that were to work out, we're looking at tens of thousands of dollars in savings every year and hundreds of thousands of dollars over the life of the bonds," Book said. "Right now the bond council is arranging for us to meet with Moody's (Investment Services) in Chicago, Illinois, to try to make this happen."
Book said the commissioners are hoping to have worked out a better rate on existing bonds by the end of the year.
Mike Crabtree, Chairman of the Scioto County Commissioners has stated the money the county saves by refinancing its bonds could be enough to move forward with the purchase of the courthouse annex. Crabtree said the county is currently looking at a number of options it can utilize to save money that will be put towards to cost of purchasing the building.
Crabtree acknowledged the county must work within the limitations set by the Scioto County Financial Recovery and Supervision Commission. The commission has to approve any and all debt the county enters into and also has approval authority for a number of other items.
A special meeting of the commission would have to be called to consider the purchase before the county could officially buy the building.
Crabtree said the purchase of the building could be done one of two ways.
"We could possibly enter into a long term lease with Ken Rase (owner of the building) or buy it directly, depending on how we would work this out," Crabtree said.
According to information obtained from the Scioto County Auditors office in 2012, the county made payments totaling $976,124.54 on seven bonds.
At the recent meeting of the Scioto county Financial Planning and Supervision Commission a measure was approved to transfer $400,000 to pay off a various purpose bond.
"A few years back $500,000 was borrowed when the budget was tight, to help make payroll," Crabtree said. "This was discussed with one of the people that handle our bonds and my understanding was that was OK to do. That was one of the things they used to put us (Scioto County) in fiscal emergency."
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Ottewill: Lawson contract needs to be resolved
If the Nuggets win, it's generally because they played with a good energy. If they lose, Karl regularly blames the same thing. Practices and games are described by measures of energy. Karl gauges his team and his staff in the same fashion – energy.
With just one day remaining before the team tips off its 2012-13 campaign in Philadelphia, Karl has hinted that a negative energy could be oozing into his camp. It's the energy of business.
"Business is not the best energy for training camp," Karl told reporters two days ago, specifically referring to Ty Lawson's contract negotiations, currently the biggest elephant in the Nuggets' room.
He called the situation a "distraction," something that's never good for a team's energy.
Unfortunately, Lawson has validated his coach's concerns.
"I don't think we're where we want to be right now," Lawson said of the contract negotiations yesterday.
In modern sports lingo, that translates pretty simply: "We're not where I want to be right now."
In Karl's language, it translates into bad energy.
The Nuggets are a team built on that very concept – team. The word "I" is dangerous to the model that both Karl and general manager Masai Ujiri have so carefully constructed. Theirs is a concept that goes against the grain in the current landscape of the NBA.
At the same time, Karl needs his North Carolina point guard. Lawson has been referred to many times by many people as the "future of the franchise." During last year's playoff series against the Lakers, Lawson's play gave validation to that tag. It's speculated that his contract, regardless of when it gets done, will be close to the level of Andre Iguodala, currently the Nuggets' highest-paid player.
To say that money doesn't affect the modern player would be irresponsible.
"(The contract talks) probably did (weigh on me today), more than most days," said Lawson candidly. "I talked to my agent right before I came here, so it was kind of disappointing, but we'll see what happens."
Lawson's energy was revealed.
"I'm in a good situation, so it's not going to weigh on me either way," Lawson said, but then immediately offered a contradictory statement. "Right now, it's weighing on me because I want to get it done now."
Thud. Feels like a lead balloon tied to a team that's supposed to be entering the season sky-high, doesn't it?
Denver is regularly picked to be the West's third-best team. Some national publications have gone as far as to say the Nuggets could own the conference's best record. And with Oklahoma City mysteriously shipping off James Harden, one of the team's "big three," there's an even bigger crack in a doorway that some say was previously shut.
This is no time for bad energy.
Then again, this is no time to question Ujiri, either. In just his third year on the job, Ujiri is no stranger to sticky situations. It's been penned more than once how deftly he handled the Carmelo Anthony situation. The Nuggets came out smelling like roses in a hugely risky scenario, a credit to Ujiri to be certain. He also masterfully orchestrated the trade that brought Iguodala to Denver.
Ujiri also brought center JaVale McGee to town, but perhaps even more importantly, that move shipped off the perennially underachieving Nene. Would it be crazy to suggest that the details of Lawson's contract are being meticulously handled for a similar reason? What if Lawson doesn't pan out to be the player that everyone thinks he can be? History says Ujiri isn't about to get himself into a contract that he can't move. Perhaps Ujiri is using this time to buy a little bigger insurance policy.
While Lawson shined in the postseason last spring, he hasn't been entirely consistent over his three seasons in Denver. He can undoubtedly be great, but at times he's shied away from being "the man." Both Ujiri and Karl need Lawson to be such a player.
To be clear, nobody's suggesting that Lawson is akin to Nene. After all, the point guard's numbers have improved drastically in each of his first three seasons. And to date, he's appeared to be a solid individual, never acting disgruntled in any way.
Maybe Ujiri is simply trying to provide an incentive for one of his best players during a contract year, knowing full well that the Nuggets can sign Lawson, a restricted free agent, if they so choose when the season is over.
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Walking distance from the Broward Center
Can anyone recommend somewhere to have a nice dinner within walking distance of the Broward Center? We used to like Himmarshee and then Pl8 but I think they've closed. Is YOLO too far to walk?
ROK: BRGR is awesome, but it is casual and the restaurant has limited seating. Not too much within walking distance from the Broward Center. If you are going to go to Las Olas don't waste your time or money on YOLO. Check out Timpano or Solita both are excellent options.
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Thank you both so much for your suggestions!
re: jenniferbn
In response to your second question, YOLO is about 3/4 of a mile from the BCPA (2nd to Andrews, to Las Olas, to the restaurant.) Depending on time of year, and applicable footwear -- you make the call.
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I just check out the menu for Timpano, looks fab!!!!
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@sfeatz: when I recommened Timpano I was thinking about the Mussels; great call!!!!! @jenniferbn: Don't walk to Las Olas especially if you are wearing heels. If you don't have a car, spend the few dollars on a short cab ride; your feet will appreciate it in the a.m. Let us know what you decide :)
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I second the cab ride. Las Olas spans for about 1.5 miles, with another half or so from bcpa to the east corner of the commercial section. Btw, we are going to be running it next Sunday as part of the Fort Lauderdale half marathon. But again, I am going to be wearing running shoes, shorts and t-shirt. Hardly the outfit for bcpa night event
Though I haven't been to Timpano in a while, I have never had a bad meal there, so I agree with all the others on that one.
I've only been to Rok Brgr once and the burger was very good. If it was more evenly cooked, I may have ranked it at the top of my personal burger list. However, the service there was terrible.
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Thanks again everyone...really appreciate the comments. Just an update, I actually booked Timpano and have been really looking forward to it, but they called me last night to say the restaurant was just entirely booked out! They were apologetic and sweet, but, bummer!
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Try Grill 401, almost directly across the street from Timpano in the old Rare space. We were there two weeks ago, shortly after they opened, and had a very nice meal.
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Solita is east on Las Olas and the food and service are AMAZING! Ask to be sat w/ Steve he will take good care of you and the eggplant rollatini and/or the calamari - delish! I have never been to Grill 401 - Thanks for the rec gblcsw I will check out that place.
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I am also willing to expand the area from "Walk to BCPA" to "Las Olas pretty much anywhere".
It looks like they will be staying at the Riverside Hotel.
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O-B House (Old Florida Breakfast House) has been serving dinner for a while, and is next door to the MoDs and IMAX theatre, Certainly walking distance from the BCPA, even in heels. Closer to BCPA than ROK-BRGR, and a little more upscale. Share the Corn Oven Pancake appetizer.
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Grill 401 is new and across the street from The Riverside Hotel. I have not been there yet. However, the menu looks good. If the food and service are anything like their sister property Brimstone than you are in good hands.
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Freeman Leads A Comeback (Except In Reverse)
December 06, 2010 at 11:09am by Scott • 13 Comments »
For the fifth time this year, the Bucs lost to a team with a winning record, and for the third time in a row, they kept it close. That makes the loss hurt worse, but it's still good news for the future. It's nice not getting blown out anymore
Josh Freeman didn't have a great game, although I thought it was better than Baltimore. He was off on a lot of passes (especially to Arrelious Benn, whom he evidently needs to develop better chemistry with) and made some bad decisions, one particular one being his decision to not just run a couple yards for a first down and instead throw the ball to Cadillac Williams who fell down while getting open. Can't we learn anything from Brett Favre's playoff game last year? He missed Micheal Spurlock and missed Ryan Purvis and got picked a couple times (even though that one got reversed, it doesn't make the decision to throw it any better). His receivers dropped a couple and he did make a couple nice throws, but in the end it was a second game where he looked human. A GIANT HUMAN WALKING THE EARTH. Also, I love it when a quarterback gets called for a personal foul. The game was essentially over at that point anyway, why not blast the guy who picked you off?
I made fun of the reporters who were comparing LeGarrette Blount to Mike Alstott after one game (remember the "B-Train"?), but every time he drags tacklers around for ten yards, you can't help but see the similarities. Blount is still hesitant on some carries and lets the penetration get to him in the backfield, but that should go away with experience. Cadillac Williams is pretty much an afterthought in the running game now and spends the bulk of his snaps in pass protection. And Earnest Graham threw a touchdown pass, which I thought was awesome at the time, but then when the game was over I remembered that play and realized they probably couldn't run it again this season and that it was kind of wasted on a loss. It was set up perfectly, too. There was no one on the right side of the field. Graham could have done The Worm into the endzone before anyone touched him down.
Mike Williams was targeted 14 times by Josh Freeman. He caught five of them for 59 yards, which is still a good day, but maybe, I dunno, spread that thing out a little more. Kellen Winslow, still the best receiver on the team, was targeted four times and caught three for 26 yards. I think other teams have figured out that Williams is the #1 receiver and are taking him away. Seven different receivers caught the ball and eight were targeted, but it just seems like Freeman is forcing it to Williams when there are other options on any given play. Maybe if Freeman had thrown better balls I wouldn't be thinking this way.
Benn's 28-yard run after the catch was brilliant. It's no wonder they want to get the ball into his hands more. That kid has a long stride. It looked like he was covering five yards with every step. And Sammie Stroughter's catch while falling backwards was, no shit, one of the best catches of the season. It's not going to be on a highlight reel because it wasn't one-handed or a toe-tapper on the sideline, but it was brilliant.
The only problem I saw with the offensive line was when Ted Larsen got blown up by Jonathan Babineaux and Freeman got sacked. Otherwise, aside from some pressure here and there, they looked pretty good. Blount had a good day running the ball and Freeman stayed pretty clean (officially the Falcons had 3 QB hits). It was especially impressive since Jeff Faine went out for a while and had to be replaced by Jeremy Zuttah, which made Derek Hardman come in at right guard. Despite all the changes, there were no penalties called on the offensive line. I thought it was a good game up front.
Up front by the offense, I mean. Up front on defense seemed to be lacking. Gerald McCoy, specifically had a bad game. No sacks, no tackles, and a 15-yard unnecessary roughness penalty which took the Falcons out of 3rd and 17 to give them an automatic first down on a drive that ended with a touchdown. Matt Ryan wasn't sacked at all. The best thing you can say is that Michael Turner only rushed for 88 yards (3.7 YPC), which is an improvement over the last Falcons game, but this game still felt like a step backwards for the defensive line.
If Aqib Talib and Ronde Barber don't drop their interceptions, I think the Bucs win this one. That said, I thought it was a great game by the secondary except for Myron Lewis, who got beaten for a touchdown to Michael Jenkins even though it wasn't a great pass by Ryan. After Talib went down, E.J. Biggers filled in for him and did an excellent job. The only real big play he let Roddy White have was a 25-yarder in the fourth quarter. Sean Jones got his first interception and had a nice runback while Corey Lynch filled in pretty well for Cody Grimm and even had an interception of his own. Ryan's passer rating was 62.8, which is pretty bad for a guy as highly touted as he is.
Unless the rest of the NFC starts to fall apart, this game probably puts the nail in the coffin of the playoffs for the Bucs. They may go on a three game winning streak starting next week, but they have too much ground to make up and the tiebreakers don't fall in their favor, either. I guess it could happen, but the Packers, Saints and Giants would all have to go on historic losing skids for the playoffs to be possible for the Bucs. The next few games are very winnable, though, and the Bucs could finish the season strong going into next year, which really helped them out this season. And the first person to start wishing for losses to get them a better draft pick in 2011 is getting kicked in the throat. You know it's gonna happen.
13 Comments to "Freeman Leads A Comeback (Except In Reverse)"
Mark S (December 06, 2010 at 11:31am) :
I agree with everything you said Scott. Additionally, I thought they used the 3-3-5 alignment way too much. Freeman has been off for two games and I have to wonder if he is playing hurt.
I love Blount but he is no Alstott. For one thing he is not a short yardage back. In the chat yesterday, I said we should use Ernest Graham in short-yardage. They brought him in on the next play and Graham threw a TD. Talk about timing a comment. Totally fortuitous of course. Anyways I hope to see more Graham in short yardage.
PeaceDog5294 (December 06, 2010 at 11:42am) :
I still can't get over that f-ing 102 yard kickoff return for a TD. Hard to believe it happened. Oh well.
Lots of shit can still happen over the last 4 weeks, though. The Eagles have a real tough go of it schedule wise, hopefully they pull the choke job. And I STILL can't believe the Bears are where they are either.
Alas, once again I'm left hoping for the best, but expecting the worst.
Louie (December 06, 2010 at 11:46am) :
Yesterday was the first game the Bucs truely pissed away. The Bucs were up by 10 in the 4th quarter, AT HOME with all the momentum! The Bucs have their cleats on the bird's throat and as Denny Green would say, "we let em off the hook".
As shitty as the Bucs were last year, they were able to beat the Saints. With a better team this year, we can't buy such a win. All we needed was one of those to make it to the playoffs.
Louie (December 06, 2010 at 11:54am) :
…Correction: The Bucs beat 2 teams with a winning record last year. Green Bay was the other.
Darren47 (December 06, 2010 at 12:28pm) :
It was a heartbreaker, but I'm a bit more optimistic on the playoff front. We're basically competing with the Gmen and Packers for the final spot – both those teams have significantly more challenging schedules than us and will have to face each other.
Packers have @ Lions, @ Pats, Gmen, Bears. Those are four dangerous games that could easily result in 2-2 or 1-3. Giants schedule isn't great either – @ a better coached/playing Vikings, Philly at home, @Green Bay, @ Washington. I think they go 2-2.
We're still alive and I expect the Bucs to play their best ball to close the season. 4-0 to finish isn't out of the question…
Sander (December 06, 2010 at 12:39pm) :
Why is everyone pretending the Saints game is an automatic loss?
Scott (December 06, 2010 at 12:45pm) :
I don't think it's an automatic loss, I'm just not willing to put it in the category of "probably win" like I am the other three.
Crunchy4582 (December 06, 2010 at 12:53pm) :
@Sander, I agree. I have it as a maybe, we'll see how they play the next few weeks.
This season is going by really fast IMO. Probably bc last season felt like an eternity of fail.
Sander (December 06, 2010 at 02:38pm) :
Well, everyone's talking gloom and doom about the playoffs. But beat the Saints, and you're likely in if you beat 2/3 in Washington, Detroit and Seattle.
TheBrainStem (December 06, 2010 at 02:51pm) :
Why did the bucs have to call the 2nd timeout on defense early in the game? Did they have too many players on the field. There is steady improvement over the last couple weeks in stopping the run and they were already top 10 against the pass. Its an encouraging sign, but also a sign that "Consistency" 1 Year, "Legitimate Playoff Team" 2 years.
Louie (December 06, 2010 at 05:57pm) :
Faine and Talib are lost for the season. Running the table just got that much harder.
Aesir_Belgium (December 06, 2010 at 08:42pm) :
@Brainstem: Looked like Talib of all people called that 2nd timeout, or he may have been doing it on someone elses behalf.
I was really optimistic and could definitely see us winning out. Lets face it, we OWN the Saints late season in the Superdome. However now with the double blow of Talib + Faine though, I'm not so sure we'll even reach that hyped ten win total.
This many changes on the O-line is a minor disaster. Freeman has been just slightly off last couple of weeks, and you can't tell me the game of musical chairs on the O-line isn't partly responsible for that. Talib's loss-> Biggers obviously has skills, but Myron Lewis is still raw.
We had that game won, it was ours we had them down for the count and we gave it to them. This one was fucking brutal and I hate seeing that team win. I just can't stand and I loathe the Falcons on so many levels, the Denny Green quote and emotion is the perfect description of my sentiments about this loss.
Oh and for the record, I loved Freeman trying to take that butterfingered cheating little fuck's head off.
cgi shark attack (December 07, 2010 at 04:25am) :
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I look at Atlanta and I see what the future has in store for us. Not journeymen or mercenaries (on O, I'm speaking of)
but players that are still pretty young and have had that time to gel together.
We've had these assholes on the ropes both times this season, but this team is so young. The losses kill me, but when I actually see what these kids can do… gonna be some good years for the Buccos.
Also – Gotta give it up for Josh knocking the shit out of that Hines Ward wannabe. BEAST.
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Utah State University Research Foundation, North Logan, Utah, is being awarded $26,249,456 for cost plus fixed fee completion Task Order 0006 under previously awarded contract (N00173-02-D-2003) to support the development and demonstration of hardware and software systems for airborne and ground-based acquisition, recording, screening, dissemination, fusion, and exploitation of multi-INT sensor systems for manned and unmanned reconnaissance and surveillance systems. This effort will require avionics and ground station design, development, procurement, installation, software development, sensor and data link interfacing, algorithm development, documentation, certification, and support for operator applications, and field/flight demonstrations. The action will be incrementally funded with an initial obligation of $200,000. The place of performance will be North Logan, Utah, and work is expected to be completed in September 2007. Contract funds in the amount of $200,000 will expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, D.C., is the contracting activity.
Resource Consultants Inc. (RCI), Vienna, Va., is being awarded an $11,928,645 cost plus fixed fee, indefinite-delivery requirements firm-fixed price hybrid contract for technical, analytical, consulting, engineering, logistics, and related effort in support of the implementation of the Navy Price Fighter Program. This contract includes two option years, which if exercised, would bring the estimated cumulative value of this contract to $39,652,710. Work will be performed in Vienna, Va. (85 percent); Norfolk, Va. (5 percent); Mechanicsburg, Pa. (5 percent); and Philadelphia, Pa. (5 percent), and work is expected to be completed by March 2006. Contract funds will not expire by the end of the current fiscal year. This contract was procured through full and open competition and was posted to Electronic Commerce Online, with two offers received. The Fleet & Industrial Supply Center, Norfolk Detachment, Philadelphia, Pa., the contracting activity (N00140-00-D-0107).
McDonnell Douglas Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of The Boeing Co., St. Louis, Mo., is being awarded an $8,720,980 ceiling priced cost plus fixed fee delivery order against a previously awarded Basic Ordering Agreement (N00019-03-G-0004) to provide engineering services and flight certification support for the integration of the Joint Common Missile on the F/A-18 E/F aircraft. The engineering services include hardware integration analysis for the aircraft, wind tunnel testing and analysis to develop flight test recommendations, and flight test planning. The flight certification support includes ground and flight tests, test data analysis, and development of flight certification reports. Work will be performed in St. Louis, Mo. (89 percent); Sunnyvale, Calif. (6 percent); Philadelphia, Pa. (2.5 percent) and Tullahoma, Tenn. (2.5 percent) and is expected to be completed in September 2007. Contract funds will not expire at the end of the fiscal year. The Naval Air Systems Command, Patuxent River, Md., is the contracting activity.
General Electric Aircraft Engines, Lynn, Mass., is being awarded an $8,509,132 priced order under a basic ordering agreement contract (N00383-00-G-0001) for procurement of line items supporting the F404 engine (F/A-18 aircraft) for Kuwait under the Foreign Military Sales Program. Work will be performed at Lynn, Mass., and work is expected to be completed by January 2006. Contract funds will not expire by the end of the current fiscal year. This contract was not competitively procured. The Naval Inventory Control Point is the contracting activity (Order 5095).
BAE Systems Applied Technologies, Rockville, Md., is being awarded a $6,684,694 modification to a previously awarded cost-plus-fixed-fee contract (N00421-01-C-0077) to exercise an option for technical and engineering support services for the development, procurement, integration, testing, installation and certification of shipboard communication systems; the development and integration of like systems at shore sites associated with the deployment of, or fleet support to, surface combatants; and the development, testing and integration of mobile and airborne communication systems designed to interface with the command, control, communication, computers and intelligence architecture of surface combatants. The estimated level of effort for this option is 135,400 man-hours. Work will be performed in California, Md. (80 percent); St. Inigoes, Md. (10 percent), Bath, Maine (5 percent); and Pascagoula, Miss. (5 percent), and is expected to be completed in June 2009. Contract funds will not expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Naval Air Systems Command Aircraft Division, St. Inigoes, Md., is the contracting activity.
Professional Software Engineering, Inc., Virginia Beach, Va., is being awarded a $6,427,707 modification to a previously awarded indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract (N00421-00-D-0402) to exercise an option for engineering, technical and management services in support of the Marine Corps Distance Learning Program. The estimated level of effort for this option is 186,816 man-hours. Work will be performed at Government sites within the United States and Japan (97 percent), and Virginia Beach, Va. (3 percent), and is expected to be completed in September 2005. Contract funds will not expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The Naval Air System Command Aircraft Division, St. Inigoes, Md., is the contracting activity.
Belleville Shoe Mfg.Co.* (100% set-aside small business), Belleville, Il., is being awarded a $5,642,101 firm fixed price with indefinite delivery and quantity type contract for the safety hot weather boot for the Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps and Coast Guard. This contract is exercising its third year option. Performance completion date is expected to be Sept. 21, 2005. Contract funds will expire at the end of the current fiscal year. The proposal was solicited on the Web originally and four responded. The contracting activity is the Defense Supply Center Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pa. (SP0100-01-D-0327)


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Napster to challenge Spotify with new Napster Unlimited plus Mobile service
Napster has officially announced the launch of its new music streaming service, Napster Unlimited plus Mobile, with more than 15 million tracks to be made available to iOS and Android touting mobile users.
Emulating similar services offered by Spotify and the expected iCloud service reportedly in the works from Apple, Napster's new Unlimited plus Mobile will charge users a £10 monthly subscription fee in exchange for unlimited music streaming across Wi-Fi or 3G as well as the ability to save and play music whilst offline.
For those not interested in music streaming on the move, Napster has revealed it will offer a home entertainment streaming-only subscription offering with those looking to take up this deal needing to part with £5 per month.
The plus Mobile service, which includes all the computer access features of the home streaming offering, will allow iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad and Android smartphone and tablet users to access their 100 most recently played tracks whilst offline. The Napster Unlimited plus Mobile app is now available for download in both Apple App Store and via the Android Market.
"Napster strives to offer music lovers the opportunity to listen to music without barriers and with complete freedom, empowering users to take the music they love and discover on the move and access via multiple platforms," announced Napster's Vice President of Sales and Marketing in Europe, Thorsten Schliesche announced.
"We are also committed to expanding freedom of access to streaming devices around the home and entertainment systems by integrating Napster services with devices such as internet connected TVs and wireless home audio systems.
"Napster Unlimited plus Mobile is the culmination of listening to our members' feedback and providing what they have asked us for. We are proud that Napster's music catalogue of 15 million tracks is one of the largest available and can now truly be accessed anywhere -- complete with the tools to make it easy and fun to navigate such a large and diverse catalogue of continually expanding music."
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DoD cloud spending poised to grow
The Department of Defense has been steadily increasing its spending on cloud services during the past few years in an attempt to reduce the high costs of maintaining and managing large amounts of redundant premise-based systems. The DoD spent $676 million on cloud-based data center hosting in 2011, according to Frost & Sullivan.
These investments are expected to increase at a compound annual growth rate of 3 percent through 2016, eventually reaching $740 million, the report said. Once initial cloud investments begin, the DoD will be able to modify myriad services during the next four years to meet evolving security demands.
"Industry standards-based clouds can enable the DoD to permanently eliminate the IT generational gap between legacy and state-of-the-art commercial technology," said Frost & Sullivan senior research analyst Brad Curran. "In addition, clouds will cut response time and simplify engineering, integration and training while lowering costs and allowing the DoD to commoditize many parts of network security."
Similarly, the Army is in the process of migrating to the cloud and is estimated to save nearly $250 million during the next five years by utilizing cloud storage, scalability and security.
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Great news for Alex Rodriguez. Cameron Diaz told Parade.com, "I am a romantic. I love romance. I'm not afraid of commitment. I commit to everything I'm doing and I am hopelessly loyal." And she already has an idea of how she wants to tie the knot, "The mystique and the romance of a big wedding are lost on me. I don't think that I could ever do something that extravagant. I am not much of a planner. I would probably make the phone call 20 minutes before the bus leaves for the chapel and ask if anyone is available to come. That's probably how my wedding is going to end up." Is that a hint?
Cam capped off with, "I think that the rules in relationships are: no tricks, honesty, communication, treat people the way you want to be treated, unconditional love. Those are the things that I think are important. But, you know, rules are made to be broken." It remains to be seen if this one's just a summer romance or not!
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China Pavilyon Com 11-Feb-2010
We do C2B international business from RPC to Overseas Countries.
CRC Press - Taylor & Francis Group 03-Feb-2010
CRC Press has gone through a number of acquisitions and mergers, but both its name and its mission remain intact. Today CRC Press functions as the principal science and technology book division of the Taylor & Francis Group, an Informa Company.
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Xiamen Powerway Advanced Material Co.,Ltd 28-Jan-2010
PWAM offers semiconductor materials, substate for GaN epitaxy device,power devices, high-temperature device and optoelectronic Devices.
Acktar Ltd 25-Jan-2010
Acktar Ltd. is a world leader in the production and development of light absorbing coatings for infrared, visible and UV light.
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OPTIDA 05-Jan-2010
Designer and manufacturer of optics and coatings. Today our skilled and experienced technicians and engineers make the company very flexible and customer demand adaptive.
Changchun Boyi Optical Technology Co.,Ltd 05-Jan-2010
Changchun Boyi Optical Technology Co.,Ltd deal in optical components,such as windows,prisms,spherical lens,cylindrical lens,mirrors,filters,beamsplitters,quartz,ZnSe,CaF2,Ge and so on.
Shenzhen Gigalight Technology Co., Ltd 03-Dec-2009
Gigalight, is China Manufacturer of FTTX passive components, PLC Splitter, CWDM, OADM, MEMS, Optical transceiver: MCU SFP, BIDI SFP, 10G XFP, 10G XENPAK, 10G X2, SFP+, SGMII SFP, DWDM/CWDM SFP, DWDM XFP, Copper SFP, EPON/GPON OLT/ONU.
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parsnips, peeled and cut into bite-size pieces
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celery, cut into bite-size pieces
onion, cut into bite-size pieces
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fresh dill, chopped
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Wow! This is an awesome soup. This little protestant impressed her jewish neighbors with this wonderful soup :) I have to admit to being a bit too frugal to use two whole chickens, so I removed most of the meat from a warm rotisserie chicken and reserved the meat in the frig. I then threw that carcass and another frozen carcass in the pot and cooked as directed. I also added two sweet potatoes (as requested by neighbors) and I added 2 Tablespoons of grebenes (chicken cracklings) to the Matzoh ball dough. I do have to say that this makes a huge amount of matzoh balls, so next time I may cut the dough in half. These little balls expand very nicely to about double the size. I used my small spring loaded cookie scoop to make perfect 1 inch balls. This helps the problem of over handling and toughening the matzoh balls . Love this and this will be my matzoh ball soup from now on. Thanks so much for sharing JacobAngel. I know there is a special place in heaven for the grandparents who taught you this wonderful recipe!
I made this on a chilly, rainy day. I followed the recipe exactly except I left out the rotisserie chicken. What a perfect comfort food. I have also made this and strained everything out at the end so I was left with only broth and matza balls. It's even delicious that way! Either way this is a keeper! Thanks to the Angel Family!
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1999-present: Member and organizer of new team for 'Physics Force'-an outreach group consisting of Physics faculty and high school physics teachers doing large scale, exciting Physics demonstration shows for K12 schools and the general public throughout Minnesota.
Member of various advisory committees for Space Physics and Plasma Physics including the National Academy of Sciences/Committee on Solar Terrestrial Research(1993-1995);
NASA Sun-Earth-Connection Advisory Subcommittee (1998-2001);
NASA Roadmap Committee (2004-2005);
Chair NASA Plasma Sail Assessment Working Group (2003);
National Academy of Sciences/Plasma Sciences Committee (2001-2005);
NASA SSSC Roadmap Committee, 2004-2005;
2008-National Academy of Sciences/ Committee on Science Opportunities Enabled by NASA's Constellation System;
Member, Advisory Committee to UCLA Basic Plasma Science Facility (2004-2007).
Honors: Cotrell Scholar; Fellow, American Geophysical Union; Fellow, American Physical Society; CSE Taylor Award for Service; 2014 Mullen-Spector-Truax Women's Leadership Award
We are using plasma wave and energetic particle data obtained during the 4 perigee passes of the NASA STEREO spacecraft to examine dynamics of the radiation belts. Using observations from STEREO and results of a particle tracing code run on MSI supercomputers, we have shown that electrons can be accelerated by the order of MeV within less than .1s, showing that electron energization can be coherent and rapid rather than stochastic and slow (10s of hours). Studies of electron energization and loss utilizing STEREO and SAMPEX data and development of improved simulations are ongoing.
Utilizing particle and waves data from the WIND and STEREO satellites, we are examining dissipation at collisionless shocks. We are also studying a number of wave-particle interaction processes in the solar wind.
Using in situ particle and fields data from the NASA FAST and Polar satellites and auroral images from IMAGE and TIMED, we are addressing a number of questions associated with the acceleration of electrons and ions in the Earth's auroral regions.
Reconnection is a ubiquitous process in magnetized plasmas, converting magnetic field energy to particle energy. Using data from the Polar and Cluster satellites, we are studying microphysics of reconnection, including the role of solitary waves, whistlers and lower hybrid waves.
K. Kersten, Cynthia Cattell , Aaron Breneman , Keith Goetz , Paul Kellogg , Lynn Wilson III , John Wygant , J. Blake , Mark Looper , Ilan Roth, Observation of relativistic electron microbursts in conjunction with intense radiation belt whistler-mode waves, Geophysical Research Letters [abstract]
C. Cattell et al., Discovery of very large amplitude whistler-mode waves in Earth's radiation belts, Geophys. Res. Let.,35, L01105, doi:10.1029/2007GL032009, 2008 [abstract]
Cattell, C., J. Dombeck, C. Carlson, and J. McFadden, FAST observations of the solar illumination dependence of downgoing auroral electron beams: Relationship to electron energy flux,, J. Geophys. Res., 111, A02201, doi:10.1029/2005JA011337, 2006. [abstract]
C. Cattell, J. Dombeck and J. Wygant, J. F. Drake and M. Swisdak, M. L. Goldstein and W. Keith, A. Fazakerley, M. Andre, . Lucek and A. Balogh, Cluster observations of electron holes in association with magnetotail reconnection and comparison to simulations, J. Geophys. Res., Vol. 110, A01211, doi:10.1029/2004JA010519, 2005 [abstract]
J. F. Drake,M. Swisdak, C. Cattell, M. A. Shay, B. N. Rogers, A. Zeiler, Formation of Electron Holes and Particle Energization During Magnetic Reconnection, Science, 299, Feb. 7, 2003 [abstract]
C. Cattell,J. Dombeck, M. Eskolin, L. Hanson, D. E. Lorshbough, C. W. Carlson,J. McFadden, and M. Temerin, FAST observations of solar illumination and solar cycle dependence of the acceleration of upflowing ion beams on auroral field lines, Journal of Geophysical Research [abstract]
C. Cattell, John Dombeck, Adam Preiwisch, Scott Thaller , Pamela Vo , Lynn Wilson III, John Wygant , Stephen Mende , Harald Frey , Raluca Ilie , Gang Lu, Observations of a high latitude stable electron auroral emission near the cusp at 16 LT during a large substorm, Journal of Geophysical Research [abstract]
L.B. Wilson, C. Cattell, P.J. Kellogg, K. Goetz, K. Kersten, L. Hanson, and R. MacGregor, and J.C. Kasper, Waves in Interplanetary Shocks: A Wind/WAVES Study, Phys. Rev. Lett. 99, 041101 (2007) [abstract]
CA Cattell, J. Crumley, J. Dombeck, JR Wygant, F. S. Mozer , Polar Observations of Solitary Waves at the Earth's Magnetopause, GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS, VOL. 29, NO. 5, 1065, doi:10.1029/2001GL014046, 2002 [abstract]


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