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Rubin's move could signal Google OS convergence
Android chief Andy Rubin to take on new role, while Chrome head Sundar Pichai takes on both Google operating systems
Published: 14 March, 2013
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Google's two operating systems have been moving closer together over the past year and two events this month suggest they may eventually converge. First, the search giant unveiled its Chromebook Pixel, a touch-based device which, it is widely expected, could run Android apps as well as the Chrome OS browser-based platform. Now Android business chief Andy Rubin is being redeployed and Sundar Pichai, the SVP in charge of Chrome and applications, will take his role.
Google CEO Larry Page wrote in a blog post: "Andy's decided it's time to hand over the reins and start a new chapter at Google. Andy, more moonshots please!" Rubin invented the mobile OS and set up a company called Android, which he sold to Google in 2005, taking on the leadership of the business unit.
Major platform vendors are increasingly looking to run a common code base and user experience over mobile and PC devices, and in future over TVs, cars and other screens too. Microsoft is bringing Windows 8 and Windows Phone closer together, and there are even signs of convergence between Apple's iOS and Mac OS.
Google is already bringing the Chrome browser to Android to replace the OS's native offering and it has been widely speculated that it will soon integrate the mobile platform's Dalvik virtual machine and Java-like framework with Chrome's programming base. However, Pichai said, at the launch of the Chromebook Pixel, that it was premature to discuss that eventuality.
Page wrote: "Sergey [Brin] and I first heard about Android back in 2004, when Andy Rubin came to visit us at Google. He believed that aligning standards around an open source operating system would drive innovation across the mobile industry. Most people thought he was nuts. But his insight immediately struck a chord because at the time it was extremely painful developing services for mobile devices ... Fast forward to today. The pace of innovation has never been greater, and Android is the most used mobile operating system in the world."
He added: "Going forward, Sundar Pichai will lead Android, in addition to his existing work with Chrome and Apps. Sundar has a talent for creating products that are technically excellent yet easy to use - and he loves a big bet."
There were no details on what Rubin's new role would be.
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Organisers of the Global Gathering festival were left 'deeply saddened' by the death of a reveller over the weekend.
A 24 year-old man was found unconscious in his tent on Saturday around 4pm, at the massive dance festival held in Stratford upon Avon, he was later pronounced dead at 4.40pm by paramedics who had arrived and tried to save him.
The death is the first in the festivals 12 year history, which is known as one of the leading dance festivals in the UK.
A spokeswoman for the festival, talking to the BBC, said: "Everybody at Global Gathering is deeply saddened by this tragic loss of life.
"Our thoughts and condolences are with the family and friends at this time."
The results of a post-mortem examination are expected to be released later today.
Over 50,000 people attended the event, with the number of festival goers camping said to be above 30,000.
The festival played host to the likes of Tinie Tempah and Chase and Status (who headlined the weekend), with Friendly Fires, Nero, Skrillex, Maverick Sabre, DJ Fresh, Labrinth and Modestep also performing.

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Foreign Policy: While Chinese President Hu flaunted his country's power during his Western tour, his No. 2 economy raked in billions in Western aid. That's right. We're still subsidizing China. Why?
According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, foreign aid to China totals $2.6 billion a year. The biggest donor is Japan, followed by Germany, France and Britain, then the U.S. All of these countries, meanwhile, are in debt to China and running massive deficits.
U.S. aid, at $65 million a year, is relatively small thanks to sanctions imposed following Beijing's 1989 military crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators at Tiananmen Square. Still, why are we sending China any succor at all?
It's hard to justify giving foreign aid to a communist state whose state-run organ, "The People's Daily," wrote on the eve of Hu's visit to Washington:
"China's emergence is increasingly shifting to debate over how the world will treat China, which is the world No. 1 and has overtaken the U.S."
But the aid is next to impossible to justify when you consider the following facts:
Beijing spends at least $100 billion a year building up its military and training the world's largest army.
It spends billions more on a space program.
It spent tens of billions on the 2008 Olympics.
It holds some $2.5 trillion in foreign reserves.
It boasts the world's most billionaires after the U.S.
Yet China still has its hand out, as if it were a Third World developing nation. And we keep treating it like a charity case.
China's also one of the biggest World Bank borrowers, taking out more than $1.5 billion a year in loans. In the last two years China has become a major lender to the Third World — lending more, in fact, than the World Bank over that time.
In Africa, China's acting like a new colonial power. Hu recently pledged to double aid to Africa to gain access to the continent's oil. Beijing's already pumping billions into Nigeria, Angola and Sudan, where it's also arming the brutal Khartoum regime.
Human-rights groups say China is using its foreign aid to prop up abusive regimes. But when did Beijing worry about human rights?
So here we are giving charity to China (financing it by taking loans from China, our debtholder), which China uses to finance its wicked projects in Africa under the guise of charity.
Are we really this foolish? Apparently so.
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee ought to investigate why we're still funding Beijing. Germany and Britain are phasing out humanitarian aid to China. Even Japan, whose generosity has been driven in part by a desire to make amends for its invasion of China in the 1930s, is cutting its aid down to grants and technical help for environmental and medical projects.
We shouldn't be giving a government that's developing the means to knock out our defenses and kill us with missiles one penny. Let it earn it by making things for Wal-Mart.
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Eleanor Medeiros Cox
June 13, 2014
Eleanor Medeiros Cox, 97, of Omao, Kauai, a homemaker, died at home. She was born in Omao. She is survived by daughters Cookie Thomas, Clara Leasau and Puanani Holt; sister Evelyn Cabral; and seven grandchildren. Visitation: 9 a.m. Monday at St. Raphael Catholic Church, Koloa, Kauai. Mass: 11 a.m. Burial to follow at Koloa Cemetery. Aloha attire.
Michael Derks
June 5, 2014
Michael Derks, 55, of Lahaina, an engineering department employee at the Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua, died at home. He was born in Kansas City, Mo. He is survived by father Bob, brother Kelly and sister Sharon Ferguson. Services: 10 a.m. Friday at Sacred Hearts, Kapalua. Online condolences: ballardfamilymortuaries.com.
Theresa Ann Hapka
June 5, 2014
Theresa Ann Hapka, 92, of Kailua, a retired accounts analyst at Fort DeRussy, died in Kailua. She was born in Argyle, Minn. She is survived by numerous nephews and nieces. Graveside services: 10:30 a.m. Friday at Valley of the Temples. Online condolences: hawaiianmemorialparkmortuary.com.
Jemellee Marie Koki
May 20, 2014
Jemellee Marie "Jem" Koki, 48, of Mililani, a teacher at Nanakuli and Wheeler elementary schools, died in Mililani. She was born in Pensacola, Fla. She is survived by husband Wayne S., parents Narciso and Angelita Descallar, and brothers Jay C. and Jerwin C. Descallar. Visitation: 10 a.m. Sunday at Mililani Mortuary-Waipio, mauka chapel. Services: 11 a.m. Casual attire.
Nancy Natsuko Lile
May 21, 2014
Nancy Natsuko Lile, 88, of Waipahu, a Kapiolani Coffee Shop retiree, died in Honolulu. She was born in Papaaloa, Hawaii. She is survived by sons William W. Jr. and Eric W.; daughter Cynthia A. Denmark; sisters Bernice S. Koga, Ruth S. Kino, Sumiko S. Sakamoto and Jean Y. Fukuki; four grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Visitation: 10 a.m. Saturday at Mililani Downtown Mortuary, 20 S. Kukui St. Services: 11 a.m. No flowers.
Mary Veronica Mauliola
May 31, 2014
Mary Veronica "Kats" Mauliola, 81, of Kailua, a retired restaurant manager, died in Kailua. She was born in Binghamton, N.Y. She is survived by husband George; sons Robert, David and Paul Katagiri; daughters Linda and Lori Ann Katagiri, and Elizabeth Mauliola-Leoiki; brother Robert Somborski; 14 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Private services.
James Mark Miyashiro
June 4, 2014
James Mark Miyashiro, 47, of Honolulu, a Hy's Steak House waiter and self-employed event coordinator and stage manager, died in Honolulu. He was born in Tokyo. He is survived by father Mitsuo and sister Jean Miyashiro-Saipaia. Visitation: 5 p.m. Tuesday at Hosoi Garden Mortuary. Services: 6 p.m. Aloha attire. Flowers welcome.
Ernest Moniz Jr.
June 7, 2014
Ernest Moniz Jr., 65, of Kalaheo, Kauai, a retired battalion fire chief and electrical contractor, died in Wilcox Memorial Hospital. He was born in Waimea, Kauai. He is survived by wife Jo Anne T., son Desmond, daughter Jennifer, brothers John and Stacy, sister Antonia and a grandchild. Visitation: 8:30 a.m. Saturday at Holy Cross Catholic Church, Kalaheo. Mass: 10 a.m. Burial to follow at Hanapepe Veterans Cemetery.
Yutaka Nakamura
June 2, 2014
Yutaka Nakamura, 87, of Aiea, a retired Public Works Center employee at Pearl Harbor and an Army veteran, died in Honolulu. He was born in Aiea. He is survived by wife Frances M., sons Gregg T. and Mark T., hanai daughter Dawna R. Butala, brother Tatsuo and five grandchildren. Visitation: 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Aiea United Methodist Church, 99-101 Laulima St., Aiea. Celebration of life: 5 p.m. Burial: 10:30 a.m. Monday at Mililani Memorial Park. Casual attire. No flowers. Incorrect information in an obituary published Monday.
Raymond Riyoso Nosaka
June 14, 2014
Raymond Riyoso Nosaka, 98, of Honolulu, a retired Internal Revenue Service agent and an Army veteran who served in World War II with the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, 100th Infantry Battalion, died in Maunalani Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by wife Akiko, son Jonathan R., daughters Patti R. Osebold and Ann N. Kabasawa, sister Teruko Akizuki, five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Celebration of life: 2-5 p.m. Friday at the 100th Infantry Battalion Clubhouse, 520 Kamoku St.; parking available at Ala Wai Elementary School. Casual attire. No flowers.
Martha Cabasag Pajente
June 14, 2014
Martha Cabasag Pajente, 71, of Ewa Beach, a homemaker, died at home. She was born in Waipahu. She is survived by husband Stephen; son Shawn; daughters Stacey M. Cunningham and Stefanie Pajente-Ramirez; brothers Vernon and Larry Cabasag; sisters Lena Calivo, Rose Bolos and Margie Buier; seven grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Visitation: 9:45 a.m. Thursday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. Mass: 11 a.m. Burial: 9:30 a.m. June 25 at National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl. Casual attire. Online condolences: leewardfuneralhome.com.
Yutaka Shimabukuro
June 3, 2014
Yutaka Shimabukuro, 88, of Honolulu, a retired carpet installer and an Army veteran, died in Honolulu. He was born in Kapaa, Kauai. He is survived by wife Hisae, son Mark, daughters Lynne Sasaki and Irene Keoho, brother Glenn, sisters Jane Sakamoto and Sueno Sakamaki, and three grandchildren. Visitation: 3 p.m. Sunday at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 5156 Kalanianaole Highway. Services: 4 p.m.
Russell Thomas Szabo
June 13, 2014
Russell Thomas "Rusty" Szabo, 50, of Kula, Maui, died. He was born in Parma, Ohio. He is survived by mother Karen Suchy and stepfather Stephen Suchy. Services: 2-8 p.m. Sunday at Ballard Family Mortuary. Cremation to follow. Online condolences: ballardfamilymortuaries.com.
Charles Paul Kukilakila Thurston Jr.
June 8, 2014
Charles Paul Kukilakila "Chapo" Thurston Jr., 58, of Kailua, a Thurston Pacific Inc. vice president, died. He was born in Greenville, S.C. He is survived by wife Kathleen "Kathy," daughters Tiffany T. Liftee-Kau and Tatum Beckett, mother Muriel, brothers Paul "Diggy" and Lawson, sister Linda T. Hoomalu and two grandchildren. Visitation: 5 p.m. Sunday at Kawaiaha'o Church. Services: 6 p.m. Scattering of ashes: 7 a.m. Monday at Kailua Beach; meet near Lanikai Boat Ramp. Aloha attire. Lei and loose flowers welcome.
Dawn Tilman
June 2, 2014
Dawn Tilman, 77, of Orchidland Estates, Hawaii, formerly of Los Angeles, an attorney in California and for the federal government, and retired administrative judge for the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, died in Hilo. She was born in Las Vegas. She is survived by husband William T. Elston; sons Paul C. Scott and William C. Elston; daughters Ellen Crane, Bonnie Scott and Stephanie and Brynn Elston; brothers Rick, Tim and Paul; sister Kathleen; five grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Private services.
Paul S. Tokumaru
June 14, 2014
Paul S. Tokumaru, 86, of Honolulu, a retired Hawaii Newspaper Agency linotype operator and an Army veteran who served in the Korean War, died in 15 Craigside. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by wife Ann, sons Glenn and Dan, daughter Gay Tokumaru-Bessen, sisters Ida Fukushima and Alice Oda, and five grandchildren. Visitation: 2 p.m. Friday at Hosoi Garden Mortuary. Services: 3 p.m. Casual attire. Flowers welcome.
Pauline Ma Haamoa Uluave
June 9, 2014
Pauline Ma Haamoa Uluave, 82, of Kihei, Maui, a homemaker, died at home. She was born in Tonga. She is survived by son Kalaponi; daughters Kalolaine Palu, Iunisi Taueli and Lolenisia Kaitapu; brothers Inoke S. and Mahe T. Tuai; sisters Mafi Filiai, Manu T. Tuipulotu, Tapaita Pinomi and Mele L. Mahe; 10 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Visitation: 5-11 p.m. Friday at Kihei Lutheran Church. Additional visitation: 7-11 a.m. Saturday at the church. Burial: 11:30 a.m. at Valley Isle Memorial Park, Haiku. Online condolences: ballardfamilymortuaries.com.
John Maligi Uta
May 19, 2014
John Maligi Uta, 71, of Honolulu, owner of J and S Auto Repairs, died in the Queen's Medical Center. He was born in Manono, Western Samoa. He is survived by sons Joe L., Ernest M., Pegi M. Jr. and Herman; daughters Brendalynn M. Uta, Maryann Jackson and Fiamaua Taaga; sisters Mona Alaga and Lise Fuamatu; 27 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Visitation: 8:30 a.m. Friday at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Kalihi. Services: 10:30 a.m. Burial: 2 p.m. at Valley of the Temples.
Jon Brent Yoshida
May 13, 2014
Jon Brent Yoshida, 37, of Pearl City, a Hawaii Stevedores employee, died in Pearl City. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by wife Lynn, sons Dylan and Matthew, daughters Brooke and Cara, parents Terrance and Charlene, and brother Tyler. Visitation: 5 p.m. Saturday at Mililani Mortuary-Waipio, mauka chapel. Services: 6:30 p.m. Casual attire. No flowers.


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Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers on Wednesday reported strong revenue and profit — as well as thousands of new hires around the globe, including hundreds in San Jose — but his upbeat comments came amid "mixed signals" from customers nervous about the wobbly global economy.
On a day markets plunged on worries about a stalling economic recovery, Cisco, the San Jose maker of the plumbing for the Internet, reported a $1.9 billion profit for its fourth quarter, a 79 percent increase from the same period a year earlier. Earnings were 33 cents a share, or 43 cents a share excluding certain charges.
Sales jumped 27 percent to $10.8 billion. For fiscal year 2010, Cisco had sales of $40 billion, an 11 percent increase from the previous year. The results were in line with Wall Street's expectations. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters were expecting adjusted earnings of 42 cents a share on revenue of $10.87 billion.
But Cisco's conservative forecast for the current quarter — revenue growth of 18 to 20 percent — gave investors jitters. In after-hours trading, shares of Cisco dropped $1.89, or 7.96 percent, to $21.85.
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The truth of the matter is, to be able to support the features and capabilities of advanced IP-driven services, cable providers need to be able to provide a sufficient amount of bandwidth to ensure these services work at optimal performance and speed.
Entropic is currently involved in a nationwide bandwidth reclamation project, in which its set-top box system-on-a-chip (STB SoC) technology is leveraged in HD-uDTAs to help a number of operators recover analog bandwidth from their networks.
Entropic is working with cable MSOs to accelerate the process for the cable industry. With solutions already in deployment, Entropic's technology enables cable subscribers to keep watching their analog television sets even when connected to an all-digital cable network, and allows cable operators to reclaim analog bandwidth while still launching enhanced, value-added digital services such as HDTV.
Entropic's ARM® Cortex™-A9 CPU SoC platform, the PNX8475, delivers advanced broadcast decoding, media processing and graphics rendering technologies, which is key in reclaiming network bandwidth dedicated to analog broadcast services and transitioning them for the digital network. With a comprehensive feature set, the Entropic SoC solution provides an optimized system that significantly reduces manufacturer bill-of-materials (BoM) costs, offers advanced power management and features enhanced picture quality capabilities for an improved home entertainment experience.
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"On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero"
T. Durden
Anyone know when we'll see the first US produced Jeff 10? Definitely want to bump that to see the change (I like the newer Ritt BIB, so fingers crossed the new Jeff 10 will be at least close?)
Gary (aka 'Country')
"Too much of anything is bad, but too much of good whiskey is barely enough." - Mark Twain
"Because Whiskey Matters!" - David Perkins
Frankly I'd like to see more aged Rye out of Canada, they've got that 100% formula down to a science.
We're Bourbon Geeks, it's who we are, it's what we do.
I was really surprised last weekend that a number of counties in lower NC still have ample supplies of old WTRye 101 at $22 a bottle. Every store I stopped in had at least a case.
I trust you lightened their load a bit.
We're Bourbon Geeks, it's who we are, it's what we do.
"Old guys tend to say it like it is." squire
Well, this seems new....you can special order the 101 from PA state stores.
It says it's in the 750ml bottles so I don't know if this is old stock, but it seems coincidental that it is now available....but at $32 I'll pass....maybe someone else will take the plunge and report back.
Rye whiskey makes the sun set faster.
Shit, I'll do it. I will let you guys know how it goes.
EDIT: Well, they took the order. SPO's usually take less that a week to come in, if not next day. If it doesn't happen, then I probably won't ever get it!
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Posted on: February 8, 2011 12:02 pm
Edited on: February 8, 2011 1:37 pm
Appeals court gives NFL victory in Star Caps case
Posted by Josh Katzowitz
UPDATED (1:33 p.m.): The statement released by the NFL this afternoon:
"We are pleased that the Minnesota Court of Appeals, like all other federal & state courts to hear the matter, has unanimously upheld the structure & operation of the NFL's collectively bargained Policy on Steroids & Related Substances. Today's opinion confirms the testing program did not violate Minnesota state law & vindicates the policy & procedures of the program. We are in the process of reviewing the decision and determining our next steps."
The NFL has been on quite a roll in the court system lately.
First, a special master ruled that the NFL can collect TV money from the networks even if there is no football next year. And today, as NFL spokesman Greg Aiello points out, the Minnesota state court of appeals ruled in the NFL's favor in the Star Caps case, affirming a lower court's decision against a permanent injunction for the players who were to be punished by the league.
This paves the way for the NFL to enforce the four-game suspensions for players like Vikings DTs Kevin Williams and Pat Williams and Saints DE Will Smith for failing 2008 drug tests. The rest of the players who failed the test because of a banned diuretic in the diet supplement Star Caps are no longer playing, including Deuce McAllister.
The Williams' had asked for a permanent injunction for the suspension, but Hennepin County judge Gary Larson denied that. That decision was upheld today by the appeals court. The Williams' and Smith had played the past three seasons because of a temporary injunction issued by Larson.
For more on the background of the case and for what the ruling means, check out the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
But that doesn't mean this case is over yet. There's always the Minnesota Supreme Court, and then, the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Posted on: January 23, 2011 1:27 pm
Hot Routes 1.23.11: De Smith will fight you
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Posted on: December 19, 2010 8:46 pm
The 50 greatest Vikings ever
Posted by Josh Katzowitz
One day before Minnesota takes on the Bears in what should be a strange Monday Night football game, the Vikings held a gala to honor their 50th season. In doing so, they honored the top-50 players in club history.
Here's the list:
1. Grady Alderman, T, 1961-74
2. Jared Allen, DE, 2008-present
3. Matt Birk, C, 1998-2008
4. Matt Blair, LB, 1974-1985
5. Bill Brown, RB, 1962-74
6. Joey Browner, S, 1983-91
7. Bobby Bryant, CB, 1967-80
8. Anthony Carter, WR, 1985-93
9. Cris Carter, WR, 1990-01
10. Fred Cox, K, 1963-77
11. Daunte Culpepper, QB, 1999-2005
12. Chris Doleman, DE, 1985-93, '99
13. Carl Eller, DE, 1964-78
14. Chuck Foreman, RB, 1973-79
15. John Gilliam, WR, 1972-75
16. Bud Grant, coach, 1967-83, '85
17. Wally Hilgenberg, LB, 1968-79
18. Steve Hutchinson, G, 2006-present
19. Tim Irwin, T, 1981-93
20. Steve Jordan, TE, 1982-94
21. Tommy Kramer, QB, 1977-89
22. Paul Krause, S, 1968-79
23. Gary Larsen, DT, 1965-74
24. Carl Lee, CB, 1983-93
25. Jim Marshall, DE, 1961-79
26. Randall McDaniel, G, 1988-99
27. Keith Millard, DT, 1985-91
28. Randy Moss, WR, 1998-2004, '10
29. Dave Osborn, RB, 1965-75
30. Alan Page, DT, 1967-78
31. Adrian Peterson, RB, 2007-present
32. John Randle, DT, 1990-2000
33. Ahmad Rashad, WR, 1976-82
34. Ed Sharockman, CB, 1962-72
35. Jeff Siemon, LB, 1972-82
36. Robert Smith, RB, 1993-2000
37. Scott Studwell, LB, 1977-90
38. Doug Sutherland, DT, 1971-81
39. Fran Tarkenton, QB, 1961-66, '72-78
40. Henry Thomas, DT, 1987-94
41. Mick Tingelhoff, C, 1962-78
42. Stu Voigt, TE, 1970-80
43. Gene Washington, WR, 1967-72
44. Ed White, G, 1969-77
45. Sammy White, WR, 1978-86
46. Kevin Williams, DT, 2003-present
47. Antoine Winfield, CB, 2004-present
48. Roy Winston, LB, 1962-76
49. Ron Yary, T, 1968-81
50. Gary Zimmerman, T, 1986-92
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Posted on: August 2, 2010 12:33 pm
More players connected to StarCaps
The Pioneer Press has a very interesting story that suggests Pat and Kevin Williams weren't the first players to complain about unknown substances in the StarCaps diuretic.
In 2006 and '07, a rash of NFL players tested positive for bumetanide, which troubled Dr. John Lombardo (the NFL's drug-testing administrator), who had learned that StarCaps, the diuretic they were using, was tainted with the potent drug.
(Lombardo) was so troubled that he exonerated at least eight players, including a pair of Pro Bowlers, because they told Lombardo they unknowingly ingested the banned substance — clemency that clashed with a steroids policy in which players are responsible for what is in their bodies.
Adolpho Birch was unmoved by the players' excuses. The vice president of the NFL's labor policy and its anti-doping enforcer was so troubled by Lombardo's actions that he ordered his subordinate to stop pardoning StarCaps users who failed tests and to start referring them for discipline.
By training camp 2008, StarCaps ceased to be a get-out-of-jail card, exposing to punishment another cluster of users who tested positive for bumetanide, including Vikings defensive tackles Kevin and Pat Williams.
The exonerated players never had steroid accusations hurled at them, and their names did not come up during the Williams trial. Three of those players are still in the league: 49ers CB Nate Clements, Jets OT Damien Woody and Dolphins OT Vernon Carey. Another five are out of football: former Chiefs/Seahawks OT Damion McIntosh, the late Patriots DE Marquis Hill, Bills/Patriots WR Jonathan Smith, Bills FB Daimon Shelton and Giants/Patriots FB Patrick Pass.
According to the Lombardo and Birch depositions, the eight exonerated players linked their failed tests to StarCaps. The controversial weight-loss pill claimed garlic and papaya as active ingredients, but actually was spiked with bumetanide, according to the recall StarCaps' manufacturer, Balanced Health Products, initiated in December 2008. The company has since filed for bankruptcy.
Bumetanide is a diuretic typically prescribed to treat congestive heart failure and renal disease. The NFL and NFLPA classify it as a potential masking agent for steroids.
The consumption of bumetanide was unintentional, the eight players claimed, and they found a sympathetic arbiter in Lombardo.
Ostensibly, the NFL isn't thrilled that this information has become public.
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Position rankings: defensive tackles
Josh Katzowitz and Andy Benoit resume their debate, with today's focus on defensive tackles.
Josh Katzowitz's top five
As expected, this position is brimming with talent, and unlike some other (unnamed) positions, where it was pretty tough to find five really quality stars, this list had to be edited and reworked a few times because there were so many deserving linemen. I'm sure there are five other tackles out there who could be placed on a top-five list and have them be just as deserving. Well, maybe nearly as deserving.
Kevin Williams most likely will play this season after avoiding a potential suspension because of a positive drug test issue. If he's on the field, he's one of the best interior DL in the NFL (as his four-straight Pro Bowls will attest). I thought long and hard about putting Haynesworth above Williams, but as good as he's been as a DT, he might not be as effective as a nose tackle. Plus, he was just a little below elite last season, and the fact is that he's played a 16-game schedule exactly one time – during his rookie season in 2002.
Ratliff has accumulated 13.5 sacks in the past two years – the guy certainly knows how to rush a passer. And now that he's had surgery to remove bone spurs from his elbows – which didn't allow him to bench press the past two years – he could easily move to the top of this list. Wilfork is the anchor of the Patriots 3-4 defense, and now, he's being paid like one after signing a five-year, $40 million contract with $25 million guaranteed. Ngata is huge and nimble and quick and athletic. He demands double-teams.
Andy Benoit's top five
I swear I made this list before I saw yours. You nailed Ngata: nimble and quick. To me, Ratliff is the amazing member of this list. He's a former seventh-round pick who, at a diminutive 303 pounds, has become the most dominant nose tackle in the NFC. He's expanded the criteria for how we evaluate nose tackles. Rather than commanding double-teams with sheer size, he commands them with energy and quickness off the snap.
Josh's rebuttal
I probably would have put Dockett on my top five – though I'm not sure who I would have left off – but I was saving him for the defensive ends list. I saw Rogers play live a few times last year; he didn't do much to impress me. He's just really, really big. He's a quality run-stopper, but when he's out of shape, he's not a top-10 guy. My top eight would go: 6. Kris Jenkins (I was close to putting him in the top five – he has really good athleticism), 7. Pat Williams (he's not as good as he once was, but he's still a powerful force), 8. Jonathan Babineaux (he's athletic and plays well as a pass rusher and run-stopper). Babineaux faced a felony animal cruelty charge a few years ago, so that's a bit weird. But still, we're talking about a really good undersized DT.
You know, this isn't quite as much fun when we agree. I miss us making fun of each other. O Manny Lawson, Manny Lawson, wherefore art thou Manny Lawson?
Andy's final word
I think Babineaux is underrated, but not to the degree that he makes the top eight. His 2007 animal cruelty charges flew under the radar because – and what are the odds of this – another Falcons player had bigger animal abuse charges around that time. (You might remember reading something about it.)
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Posted on: June 24, 2010 11:28 am
Starcaps, Williams Wall: Suspensions After All?
The appeal has to do with The Williams Wall contending that the NFL violated Minnesota state law by not giving them timely notice of their positive test results.
But as Pro Football Talk explains, the Williams's may have screwed up and given the NFL a clear path to legal victory.
This is a story that refuses to die. The StarCaps controversy erupted during the '08 season.
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In 2009, the House Judiciary subcommittee on courts, the Internet and intellectual property discussed the Railroad Antitrust Enforcement Act, aimed at ending rail carriers' exemptions from federal antitrust laws. A family trust overseen by Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner Jr. (R-Wis.), a subcommittee member, sold 2,000 shares of CSX after a subcommittee hearing and before the final changes were made to the bill. The shares generated a $40,000 net profit, records show. The same day, the trust bought $7,700 in Norfolk Southern stock. The two rail carriers were among 62 companies lobbying on the bill.
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Sensenbrenner's spokeswoman said the trades were initiated by a fund manager who handles the investments for the trust that benefits the lawmaker's sister. "Congressman Sensenbrenner's interaction with the trust is almost nothing," spokeswoman Amanda Infield said. "He doesn't benefit from the trust, except for an administrative fee as trustee. He is not a beneficiary, and he doesn't exercise influence over or give input into the investment decisions. He has to sign off on the decisions, but he hasn't overridden an investment decision, which is made by JPMorgan Chase."
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HP has quietly released three new desktop PC families with new hardware specs, including the full-size Pavilion Elite HPE-190t PC as well as the Pavilion Slimline s5305z and s5350z small form factor desktops. The former can only be had with Intel's six-core Core i7-980X Extreme Edition CPU, rated at 3.33GHz. Standard spec includes 9GB of RAM and a 1.5TB hard drive, but users can opt for up to 24GB or RAM and a 3TB drive. Pricing starts at $1,900.
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State Representative Steve King, (R) Grand Junction, announced Saturday that is is planning on running for his seat again in 2008.
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Green Bay Notre Dame sophomore Olivia Campbell kisses the championship trophy after the Tritons defeated DeForest in Saturday's Division 2 championship game in the WIAA girls state basketball tournament at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon. / Evan Siegle/Press-Gazette Media
ASHWAUBENON — Sara Rohde could see the potential the moment she was introduced as the new Green Bay Notre Dame girls basketball coach three years ago.
At the same time, the former University of Wisconsin-Green Bay standout knew you couldnt put potential in a trophy case or hang it from a rafter. Championships must be earned.
On Saturday night at the Resch Center, the Tritons spun all those possibilities into their second consecutive gold ball behind a 52-42 victory over DeForest in the WIAA Division 2 state championship game.
The heroes were the two cornerstones around which Rohde built her program, seniors Allie LeClaire and Eliza Campbell, who combined for 36 of the teams 52 points with 19 rebounds.
DeForest (26-2) trailed by as much as 16, but cut the deficit to 4 in the fourth quarter before LeClaire made 5-of-6 free throws to finish with a game-high 24 points and make Notre Dame (27-1) only the 15th girls program in state history to win back-to-back titles.
Just winning a championship says a lot about our team this year, said LeClaire, who scored 18 of her 24 in the second half. Not many teams repeat, so I think thats very cool. I think that were just happy that we share it with a special team. This is exactly how we wanted to go out with our senior year.
Although the two seniors helped decide a game pitting one-loss teams, DeForest coach Doug Pickarts made it a goal for his team to take both away in the early going and force the ball into the hands of the Tritons role players.
It worked to some extent, but Campbell and her sophomore sister, Olivia, drained back-to-back 3-pointers in the first minute of the game to pull ahead from the start. The lead swelled to as much as 16 in the early part of the second quarter before DeForest began to respond.
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Second- and third-chance opportunities had a lot to do with that. Nine of the Tritons 14 offensive boards came in the first half. Meanwhile, Eliza Campbell had nine of her 12 points and eight of her 11 rebounds in the first 16 minutes.
We kind of dug ourselves into a hole and kind of had to dig our way out from there, Pickarts said. In the first half, offensive rebounds were killing us. I thought my kids were playing hard, but I didnt think we did a very good job boxing out and thats something we addressed at halftime.
The Norskies picked up their intensity on both sides of the court in the second half, but not before LeClaire netted two big 3-pointers in the third quarter within a possession of each other to keep the Tritons ahead by a dozen entering the fourth.
In need of a rally, DeForest switched to a trap defense to force the Tritons into turnovers and it nearly worked. Offensively, the Norskies worked the ball inside more, which freed up a 3-pointer from senior Kortni that cut the deficit to 44-40 with 2:38 remaining.
The 12-4 run could have broken the Tritons, but Notre Dame answered with a patient layup from freshman Katelyn Morgan and free throws by LeClaire and Eliza Campbell to stay out front and keep the D2 trophy in Green Bay for another year.
I think our girls panicked a little bit, but we called a few timeouts and talked about it, Rohde said. I thought once we settled down and talked over what we needed to do that they came out pretty composed and handled the pressure better. Allie got to the free throw line a couple times. Tess (Gapinski) attacked the press and passed to Katelyn Morgan for a wide-open layup.
The mid-court celebration was the perfect ending for LeClaire, Campbell and the rest of a Tritons senior class that advanced to three consecutive state tournaments for the first time in school history and won 70 games in the three years of Rohdes tenure.
LeClaire, who will play next year at UWGB, closed her high-school career with 1,536 points, and the Oshkosh-bound Campbell followed with 940. The two started as teammates in the Future Tritons middle-school program and helped raise the bar of the program under Rohde.
After seeing all that potential when she took over the program, Rohde couldnt be happier with how LeClaire and Campbell finished.
You have two kids like Allie and Eliza how can not think you can make a run? Rohde said. I think in high school basketball you have to have good teams, but you have to have good players, too. Ive been really lucky to have these two for the past three years and theyre a big reason why weve won two state championships.
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Green Bay Notre Dame: Petitjean 1, O. Campbell 9, Morgan 2, E. Campbell 12, LeClaire 24, C. Borseth 2, Gapinski 2. 3-pt: LeClaire 2, O. Campbell 2, E. Campbell. FT: 17-20. F: 12.
DeForest: Klein 5, Midthun 5, Goth 11, Kohl 6, Opsahl 2, Byrd 11, Miller 2. 3-pt: Kohl 2, Goth. FT: 5-8. F: 14.
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Nice job overall Admiral! This talk of a mod intrigues me quite a bit, glad I'm JSSG :P
Ahoy. The name is Mikom. I do 3D modeling, rendering and just general design. I'm a person who over past few years has taken a great interest in formulating ideas in 3D space. Ideas are my trade in many ways yet I also lean towards the practical. I have worked on several mods and game projects though modeling for games is not my first area of expertise. Here on ModDB/IndieDB I keep an eye on the Humor Satire Parody group, I follow the modding community and watch game productions that have peaked my interest. Feel free to go through my blogs or image gallery if you want to get a glimpse of what I do. As always, have a nice day!
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This month is flying past at the speed of light, I can only guess but it might have something to do with the tons of spaceships I've been working on for the past couple of weeks.
Let's start off with some background story. Almost three months ago MattmanDude and I had an idea for the clan we are both in called the JSSG. The idea was that each person could get their own custom designed spaceship by me.
Over the past few months several people have requested designs by me that have tested my spaceship designing skills to the limit. Examples of these are the USS Corvus, HMCS Attaque and The Centaur.
More recently I made these two designs for MattmanDude and Vader91, top cats of the JSSG clan.
With those two ships done, we in the clan started getting more complicated ideas which included mods and games. A mod is being worked on right now by me and a few others in the clan but as far as I know it won't be released to the public and the assets will remain private.
In preparation for this mod I felt a little left out, all the other members had warships while I had chosen to go for my Athena as my clan-ship. That's why I decided to do a little redesign of my beloved star-cruiser making the refitted Battle Athena.
With that done I started on some lowpoly work for the mod.
That's pretty much all I've been up to this month, other than playing some Rainbow Six Vegas 2 with Vader91.
So that's it for this blog, have a nice day!
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Nice job overall Admiral! This talk of a mod intrigues me quite a bit, glad I'm JSSG :P
Everything he said, lol
Also, random idea, make "Rainbow Six Vegas 2" at the end of your blog a hyberlink to "Professonal Killers" :P
Thanks Arcones! I'll let ya in on the mod on Steam if you like.
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Washington Post profiles bootlegger, Oct. 23, 1930
On this day in 1930, The Washington Post began a five-part front-page series about George Cassiday, a leading congressional bootlegger during the Prohibition era.
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On this day in 1919, Congress overrode President Woodrow Wilson's veto of the Volstead Act, formally known as the National Prohibition Act.
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noun hu·bris \ˈhyü-brəs\
: a great or foolish amount of pride or confidence
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: exaggerated pride or self-confidence
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- His failure was brought on by his hubris.
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- If you were born Somewhere, hubris would come easy. But if you are Nowhere's child, hubris is an import, pride a thing you decide to acquire. —Sarah Vowell, GQ, May 1998
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CarMax is reporting that searches for sports cars is steadily on the rise this year. April's sports car searches were up 6% over March and 8% over January.
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NPR on political copyright
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Today, NPR's Morning Edition covered the difficulty in getting public domain speeches by politicans earlier today. Even though a speech is likely in the public domain, recordings by TV Networks retain copyright. It's a sticky point Creative Commons Chairman and co-founder Lawrence Lessig also argued in a WIRED article a few months ago. [via 90% crud]


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Bits: Dan Hudson impressive in NL debut
Arizona Diamondbacks right-hander Daniel Hudson tossed eight innings of one-run ball at Citi Field on Sunday in his National League debut. Hudson allowed three hits and one walk; in three starts for the Chicago White Sox this season, he permitted 17 hits and 13 walks in only 15 2/3 innings. Sunday's performance was more in line with his minor league numbers. Buy low.
Kansas City Royals outfielder Alex Gordon -- he should be eligible there this week -- homered for the second time in three days Sunday, and now sports a seven-game hitting streak. Gordon, 26, hit .315 with power at Triple-A Omaha this season, and certainly has upside. If he keeps hitting, he'll force himself into mixed-league consideration.
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Romeo's (Restaurant Review)
After a busy Friday, Darryn and I decided to stop in to Romeo's (Broadmead Location) for dinner around 6 p.m. We expected the place to be packed with quite a wait for a table, and were happily surprised when we were able to be seated within 5 minutes. Although clearly busy, our server promptly brought us water and offered to take our drink orders (on this particular occassion we both stuck to the water).
After purusing the menu, I ordered the Nachos described as "crisp corn tortillas, tomatoes, green peppers, olives, onions and a blend of melted cheeses, with sour cream, salsa & guacamole" ($13.25) and Darryn ordered a regular sized specialty pizza, the Aloha Deluxe which has ham, pineapple, bacon, oven roasted chicken breast, mozzarella & tomato sauce, on a Romeo's orginal crust ($13.95).
I found the nachos to be average and that they were lacking cheese and spice (a few jalepenos could fix that!). Darryn thought his pizza was delicious and that it was a nice twist on the traditional hawaiian pizza. Having been to Romeo's serveral times in the past, I can honestly say that I've never gone wrong when ordering their pizza, and will likely stick to that in the future.
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Frank Gehrke, chief of snow surveys for the Department of Water Resources, crosses a snow covered meadow as he conducts a snow survey at Echo Summit, Calif., on Jan. 29.
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February ends today on a particularly dry note, with little time in the winter season remaining for storms to build the mountain snowpack to even normal levels.
Only a trace amount of precipitation was recorded this month at Reno-Tahoe International Airport, matching 1967 for the driest February on record, according to the National Weather Service office in Reno. Since Jan. 1, only .12 of an inch of precipitation has fallen at the airport, with the combined January-February period also the driest on record.
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We have been patient, we have always been willing to negotiate and we have always acted with complete integrity - as the public would expect from firefighters. This government may praise us when we respond to major fire and rescue incidents, such as the fires at Didcot power station and Eastbourne Pier, but their actions demonstrate utter contempt for firefighters and the work they do.
Millions will have watched with sympathy and alarm as devastating floods hit large parts of the UK over the last few weeks. Our screens have been filled with footage of 'rescue workers' working tirelessly for days on end to keep communities safe and reduce damage to property. However, what's rarely acknowledged is that most of these rescue workers are actually firefighters.
Despite 94% of Londoners opposing cuts to the fire service, it looks like the closure of 10 fire stations and over 500 front line firefighters will be cut. The closure of these stations is expected to take place in January. In the high court, seven different local authorities argued that the planned cuts were "dangerous, irrational and unlawful". It was this high court challenge that failed.


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The Top Three Printer Companies – An Overview
It is a question that is asked all the time - how do I choose the best printer? A wide variety of choices exist and the answer to the question is dependent on your needs for the printer. What are your priorities? Is it for personal, home office, or larger business uses? Are you primarily going to be printing text documents or photos? Do you need a black-and-white printer or one that has color, too? If you are printing photos, you will definitely need a color printer. Do you need the printer just to print, or do you want an AIO (all-in-one) model that can also copy, scan, and fax? Do you want it to be wireless? Portable? What is your budget for a printer? All these questions needs answers before you make a firm decision on the purchase of a printer.
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Hewlett-Packard was founded in 1939 and has its corporate headquarters in Palo Alto, California. HP has a presence in more than 170 countries on six continents. The company's mission is to invent technologies that keep enriching the lives of its customers. Michael Dell began building and selling computers in 1984 when he was only 19 years old. Dell's mission is to be the most successful computer company in the world by meeting its customers' expectations for high quality and leading technology. Canon began in 1933 and is headquartered now in New York. The original idea behind the company was to produce quality cameras. It evolved into printing technology in 1969. Its mission statement is to enhance everyday life through technological innovations.
The HP OfficeJet Pro 8500 All-in-One printer offers professional printing and energy savings both. This laser printer has a maximum print speed of up to 35 pages per minute (ppm) in monochrome and up to 34 ppm in color. It is also a scanner, copier, and fax. It has laser quality speed of up to 15 ppm in monochrome and up to 11 ppm in color.
Dell has a new P513w All-in-One Wireless Printer available that takes the option of photo printing into consideration. It can print, scan, and copy with print speeds of up to 33 ppm in black (monochrome) and 30 ppm in color. It has an automatic eco-friendly mode that can easily print two-sided pages to save paper and energy. It also has a built-in 802.11 b/g wireless card. The Dell P713w has the same features except it also has a 4.3-inch touch screen to help with editing photos without the help of a computer.
Canon's PIXMA MP990 is touted as the ultimate wireless all-in-one plus photo printer. It has built-in automatic duplex printing and a 3.8-inch LCD screen. This printer has a six-color ink system and resolution of 9600 x 2400dpi with maximum color. This feature provides high quality and great detail for photos or business presentations.
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London Handicap is 24.
- We greatly enjoyed Abersoch. Google map showed it to be 41 minutes from our hotel and the staff estimated 45min to 1 hour away. We were there in 20 minutes and they let us go on early.
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Abersoch Golf Club is a very interesting place to play, offering a range of stunning golf holes and scenery. This golf course is made up with a series of links and parkland golf holes, something that is quite unique and great to play. Measuring just less than 6,000 yards, Abersoch isn't a long course by modern day standards, but it more than makes up for it with tricky features and difficult tee shots.
18 holes, 69 par, 5847 yards. Links.
There are many memorable holes at Abersoch Golf Club, with its tight fairways, undulating sand dunes and enticing water features. This 1907 Vardon designed golf course is renowned for being in great condition all year round, a hidden gem on the Cambrian Coast in Snowdonia. The signature hole at Abersoch is the 246 yard, par 3, 3rd hole. From an elevated tee with panoramic views, this hole requires an accurate tee shot over gorse and water, to a sloping green protected by a bunker at the back.
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Watch In-Car Footage Of Jeremy Foley's Scary Pikes Peak Crash
This year's Pikes Peak International Hill Climb was a touch scary, highlighted by Jeremy Foley's scary roll down the mountain. He's now out doing the TV circuit (Today Show this morning, Inside Edition, and Piers Morgan) and NBC got their hands on the so-far-exclusive in-car footage of the crash. »


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The LSU Eunice softball team grabbed a pair of wins against visiting Northeast Texas Community College, winning game one 10-0 before a 7-5 victory in the second contest to give head coach Andy Lee his 400th career win.
Lee now holds a 400-120 overall coaching record in 10 seasons, winning 92 games over three seasons (2006-2008) at Hinds Community College before racking up 308 wins while currently in his seventh season as LSU Eunice head coach. Following Saturday's sweep, Lee now has an .846 winning percentage at the helm of the Lady Bengals.
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Day of the Appointment: Please arrive early for your appointment. You will need to fill out a health questionnaire and will be asked for proof of income and for $10 for the appointment. If you do not have $10, you can pay what you can or pay the next time they come in. Care will not be denied because you can't pay. You will then see a nurse who take your vital signs (BP, pulse, etc.) and then you will see a medical provider – either a Medical Doctor, Physician's Assistant or a Nurse Practitioner. All providers can diagnose and prescribe to treat medical problems.
Proof of Income: As of April 1st, 2013 we will require that all patients seen in clinic provide financial proof of income. Our clinic serves patients who are un-insured and lower income. Our income guidelines are 250% of the Federal Poverty level and lower. When you speak with a volunteer scheduler, he/she can help you determine if you qualify to be seen in our clinic. The following link will explain the proof of income policy.
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Aug 9, 2013 As AMC"s TV show "Breaking Bad" begins its final season this weekend, show producers know the product is about more than what's on your TV screen.
Tweets drive TV viewership
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Aug 7, 2013 Nielsen says Twitter is inspiring people to tune in and participate.
CBS blackout? 4 tips and tricks to get your fix
Sally Herships
Aug 5, 2013 Some savvy Time Warner Cable customers have schemed out ways to watch CBS and Showtime during the cable dispute. What are they?
Should U.S. GDP count 'The Bachelorette'?
Gigi Douban
Jul 31, 2013 The government changes the way it calculates the country's economic growth.
Emmys go digital: Netflix 'House of Cards' nominated
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Google TV versus the cable guy
Queena Kim
Jul 17, 2013 Tech giants from Intel to Apple and Microsoft and Sony are pursuing a strategy to create an Internet cable service and now there's news that Google is entering the fray.
3-D TV is dead! Long live 3-D TV
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Sharknado 2? More like Snakes on a Plane
Mark Garrison
Jul 17, 2013 Syfy's 'Sharknado' made a splash on Twitter Thursday night, even actress Mia Farrow joined in. But when looking at the numbers the day after, the social media attention wasn't reflected in TV viewership.
Daytime TV in flux: Too much talk, not enough viewers?
Gigi Douban
Jul 15, 2013 Meredith Vieira, former host on "The View" and "Today," is set to debut a daytime talk show next year. What's the state of daytime TV and why does it seem like everybody has a talk show?
Netflix's Ted Sarandos on finding the right content
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Cyberspace has become the first place that car shoppers look when starting the car buying process. Do not waste an entire day by driving to every Maybach dealer Wallingford. Rather; see the entire vehicle inventories of Maybach dealers in Wallingford from the comfort of your own home at the Autobytel.com website. There is a ton of data on current cars and those that are out-of-production. You can compare multiple vehicles at once. And see the MSRP of a new or preowned car. But Autobytel has more than just car listings and price information to offer. View multiple facts and stats on an automobile including a summary on the many options and accessories. You can also check-out multiple photos of the interior and exterior. Pinpoint Wallingford Maybach dealers that are near to your location in no time.
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Spain confirmed their status as one of the greatest national teams in football history by overwhelming Italy 4-0 in the final of Euro 2012 in Kiev to retain their European crown.
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Southeast Bypass decision will appear in Federal Register
May 22, 2009
By Warren Kagarise
NEW — 4:23 p.m. May 22, 2009
Federal officials agreed to publish a key Southeast Bypass document in the Federal Register, ending months of debate about where to publish the text and whether the city was responsible for doing so.
But only a slice of the 83-page record of decision will appear in the register. Instead, officials will include a portion of the document and link to read the unedited text on the city's Web site. The document details the city's efforts to plan the bypass. The text should be published in the register by early June.
Council members directed city staffers to push the Federal Highway Administration to include the record of decision in the register.
City Public Works Engineering Director Bob Brock said no further action by city officials is required. Publication in the register will be free for the city.
"This is really, at least in my view, the end of the road for what we need to do at a staff level," Brock said.
Plans to build the bypass took more than a decade of study and $4 million of city money before the City Council nixed the proposed 1.1-mile, four-lane roadway in February 2008. Officials worried about the environmental ramifications of the roadway, and said the bypass would do little to alleviate traffic congestion.
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Dear Charities,
I want to work with you to make the world a better place, but you make it difficult for me and many of my fellow donors. You certainly don't intend to do this, but your fundraising efforts are often disrespectful and alienating, and they don't engender the type of trust that is necessary for us to work together toward shared goals. Most of you probably don't even know how you do it and why it makes me close my wallet. For the benefit of the good causes we are all trying to support, it is important to explain exactly what you are doing and why you should stop.
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If you follow me over at RotoWire.com, then you've likely seen my most recent post about a product from Advanced Sports Logic called The Machine. That post was the first in a cross-over series between the two sites that will document the product's use and effectiveness throughout a full season of fantasy football. For those who missed it or don;t have a RotoWire subscription, click the link and read as this is something we're going to be turning back to often this season. But as a quick sum-up, I'll just say this — with a code provided by ASL that you input, The Machine gains access to your fantasy football league and evaluates your team, your competition's teams, and the free agents list and makes lineup, waiver wire and trade suggestions to help you win your league this season. It started off as an extremely helpful draft tool, assessing which player you should take based on your league's specific draft, but has taken the process even further by now with its in-season help. Though I was unable to use the product during the actual draft, for reasons explained in the RotoWire post, I have decided to put The Machine to the test and see how it fares in my 14-team, standard scoring league. Any waiver move, roster choice, or trade will be suggested by The Machine. I will not make any decisions on my own unless specifically needed (to be explained later) and we will see how The Machine does in competition.
Here is the team as it was drafted and the lineup recommended for Week 1:
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I lost my Week 1 match-up by a score of 100 – 82 with top performances by Andrew Luck, Adrian Peterson and Brandon Myers. I got seven points out of my kicker, but no other player scored more than two points. On my bench, the only player to outperform a starter at the same position was Vincent Brown whose seven points were better than all three of my starting receivers combined. It was, for lack of a better word, disgusting.
So using The Machine, I was ready to hit the waiver wire on Tuesday morning and see what suggestions it had to help out my team. After all, Julian Edelman, Julius Thomas, Leonard Hankerson and Jerome Simpson were all available. However, what I was expecting and what was suggested to me were totally different. After allowing The Machine to evaluate my roster and the players on the waiver wire, it was recommended to me to make two moves — dump Isaiah Pead and pick up Darius Heyward-Bey and dump Josh Brown and pick up Kai Forbath.
Now, obviously, I disagreed with the moves being suggested to me, but given that we're playing for a whole season and hopeful playoff berth, I am just going to run with it. I would have tried for Edelman and Thomas first, but we'll just have to wait and see which moves will prove more positive in the long run. While it's not the marathon a fantasy baseball season is, it's still more than just a one-week thing.
I requested another waiver wire suggestion today, figuring that we were now in first-come-first-served as opposed to dealing with waiver priority, but the only suggested changes were a different kicker and a second defense. While I want to stay true to The Machine's suggestions and allow it to make all of the decisions, I opted not to make these moves because they required dropping skill players and neither the new kicker nor the new defense would have been a recommended start over what was in the lineup already. You gotta draw the line somewhere, right? Granted, the lineup recommendation doesn't suggest I start DHB this week, but dumping Pead to add depth at a position that failed miserably in Week 1, seemed like a reasonable move.
So we're ready for Week 2. Hopefully we fare better this time around, although it didn't exactly start on the right foot with Stevan Ridley scoring just four points. Positive attitude though as I place my faith in The Machine's analytics.