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Peter Aplaca
Aug. 28, 2013
Peter Aplaca, 41, of Mililani died in Wahiawa. He was born in Kahuku. He is survived by sons Chavis and Chase Santiago; mother Malemo; brothers Dallas Hunt, Silivelio "Tui" Pupu and Curtis, Gordon and Keith Aplaca; and sisters Alice Gammalo and Melanie and Stephanie Aplaca. Visitation:10:30 a.m. Thursday at Mililani Mortuary-Waipio, makai chapel. Services:11:30 a.m. Flowers welcome.
Edna Masako Arakaki
Aug. 30, 2013
Edna Masako Arakaki, 96, of Honolulu, a retired Holiday Isle Hotel housekeeping supervisor, died in Maluhia. She was born in Kohala, Hawaii. She is survived by sons Earl Y., KelvinK. and Norman N.; daughters Kay M. Tamaki and Sharon N. Franzel; brothers Henry, Morris and Miles; sisters Patricia Arakaki and Jane Futenma; 10 grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. Private services. Incorrect information given in an obituary Tuesday.
Margaret Jean Dempsey
Aug. 30, 2013
Margaret Jean "Maggie" Dempsey, 88, of Kailua, a retired executive secretary for MassMutual Insurance Co., died in Hale Ola Kino in Honolulu. She was born in Yonkers, N.Y. She is survived by sons Lee andScott, brother Joseph McCrae, two grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Private services.
Richard E. Heidemann
Aug. 24, 2013
Richard E. Heidemann, 76, of Waipahu, a retired chief master sergeant in the Air Force, died in Houston. He was born in Green Bay, Wis. He is survived by wife Julia C.; sons Donald T. and David R.; stepson Julius Edano; daughter Diane; brothers Emmet, James, Joseph, John and Michael Heidemann; sisters Mary Schneider and Donna Stieghorst; and five grandchildren. Visitation: 9 a.m. Friday at Sts. Peter & Paul Church, 800 Kaheka St. Mass: 10 a.m. Inurnment:11:30 a.m. at National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl.
Anne Tsugie Iwashita
Sept. 9, 2013
Anne Tsugie Iwashita, 90, of Honolulu, a secretary for the Army, died in Honolulu. She was born in Puna, Hawaii. She is survived by husband Henry, sons Jon and Val, brother Masanobu Sumi, sisters Sally Entilla and Patricia Yamaguchi, three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Private services. No monetary offerings. Incorrect information given in an obituary Saturday.
Robert J. Jenkins
Sept. 12, 2013
Robert J. Jenkins, 67, of Honolulu, a police officer for the federal government and a Marine Corps veteran who served in the Vietnam War, died in Tripler Army Medical Center. He was born in Columbus, Ohio. He is survived by wife Sun Joo; sons John Donald and Dong Soo Suh; daughters Anna and Brenda Donald and Jiyae Suh; brother David Landon; and a grandchild. Visitation:noon Thursday at Hosoi Garden Mortuary. Services:1 p.m.
Sayoko Kobashigawa
Sept. 3, 2013
Sayoko Kobashigawa, 88, of Honolulu died in Castle Medical Center. She was born in Gifu, Japan. She is survived by daughter Lisa Y. Lam and two grandchildren. Visitation:1 p.m. Sunday at Hosoi Garden Mortuary. Services:2 p.m. Casual attire.
Mitome Okamoto
Aug. 31, 2013
Mitome Okamoto, 94, of Aiea, a retired Maui Pineapple Co. employee, died in Kuakini Medical Center. She was born in Kahului. She is survived by daughters Arline Kume and Iris Hino, brother Masao Matsuoka, four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Private services.
Yoshiko Beatrice Okuda
Aug. 13, 2013
Yoshiko Beatrice Okuda, 87, of Pearl City died in Pearl City. She was born in Makawao, Maui. She is survived by sons Clyde, Craig and Ross; daughter Joy Kanzaki; brother Shigeru Tamashiro; five grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Visitation: 9 a.m. Saturday at Mililani Mortuary-Waipio, makai chapel. Services:10 a.m. No flowers.
Rosalind Leialoha Mei Sui Lan Palakiko
June 17, 2013
Rosalind Leialoha Mei Sui Lan Palakiko, also known as "Coach Tubs"and "Auntie Mama," 54, of Kailua-Kona, an overnight stocker at Walmart and campus security officer and volleyball coach at Nanakuli Intermediate and High School, died in Kona Community Hospital. She was born in Nanakuli. She is survived by brothers Clayton and Fenton, and sisters Elizabeth Kalama, April Julius, Sybil Kanae and Georgian, Chanel, Dee, Debra and Mavis Palakiko. Celebration of life: 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday at the family's residence, 89-229 Lepeka Ave., Waianae. Casual attire. Flowers welcome.
Drake-Alan Keoni Strothoff
Aug. 24, 2013
Drake-Alan Keoni "Mighty Mouse" Strothoff, 19, of Honolulu died. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by mother Denise "Dee" Harvey and brother Dreden K. Meyers. Visitation and services:1-5 p.m. Saturday at First Assembly of God, 3400 Moanalua Road. Scattering of ashes:6:30 a.m. Sunday at Haleiwa Beach Park. Attire: Drake's Remembrance shirt (purchase shirt by contacting 387-7798) or wear blue shirt.
Osamu Sugimoto
Aug. 31, 2013
Osamu "Sammy" Sugimoto, 70, of Pearl City, a senior manager for TTA Inc. Hawaii, died in St. Francis Hospice West. He was born in Tokyo. He is survived by wife Darlene T., sons Lee H. and Brandon T., brother Akira and sisters Yoshi Yamada and Iku Naono. Visitation:5 p.m. Sept. 23 at Hosoi Garden Mortuary. Services:6 p.m. Casual attire.
Julia Catherine Villegas
Sept. 10, 2013
Julia Catherine Villegas, 60, of Wailuku, Maui, a Hale Makua nurse's aide in Kahului, died in Maui Memorial Medical Center. She was born in Toronto. She is survived by husband Peter, son Kamaka J. Villegas, daughters Tara Sabado and Maile Villanueva, brother Al Nickell and sister Jan Lorrin. Celebration of life:noon Saturday at Kepaniwai Park, Wailuku. Online condolences:nakamuramortuary.com.


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Uncertainty over economy clouds hope among small business owners
Even a pop in sales from Small Business Saturday would not allay small companies' concerns about looming tax hikes and continued uncertainty about their operating climate, local business owners say.
Many in the Pittsburgh region are worried about possible tax increases in 2013, the health care cost burden from the Affordable Care Act and drastic federal spending cuts tied to the "fiscal cliff."
"Taxes are definitely a concern. It's going to affect all businesses," said Rick Murray of Rusmur Floors Carpet One Floor & Home in Bridgeville.
"When expenses go up, you have to find ways to reduce expenses. That's the tough part," said Murray, whose company has five showroom locations in the region and about 150 employees.
Now in its third year, Small Business Saturday is sponsored by American Express Co. and FedEx Corp., whose FedEx Ground unit is based in Moon Township. The small business day in 2011 drew more than 100 million shoppers to independent small businesses, according to American Express.
To support small businesses, FedEx gave away 40,000 Shop-Small American Express gift cards worth $25 each via Facebook. FedEx also made available to independent retailers posters promoting Small Business Saturday that could be printed for free at FedEx Office Print & Ship Center locations.
This year, the average holiday shopper will spend an estimated $751 on gifts, decorations and other holiday purchases, according to the National Retail Federation. How much of that winds up in the pockets of small-business owners is hard to estimate.
The NRF does not track sales specifically to small retailers but notes that 95 percent of the nation's retailers are independent companies with one location.
For many small businesses, holiday sales can represent nearly 20 percent of annual sales, according to industry estimates.
The elections hardly changed the Republican/Democrat balance in the House and Senate, "and there's so much divisiveness in Washington that we still have no certainty at all," said Mark Shelleby, treasurer of Vista Metals Inc. in McKeesport, which makes tungsten carbide forms for manufacturing consumer and industrial products.
"The only certainty we do have is that to avoid the fiscal cliff, Congress will impose higher taxes in one shape or another, which leaves you with a flat order book," said Shelleby. He is also vice chairman of SMC Business Councils, a Churchill-based trade group that represents about 1,500 Pennsylvania small businesses.
Under the fiscal cliff, the 2011 law aimed at balancing the federal budget, more than $500 billion in tax increases and spending cuts would occur in 2013, starting in January. That includes the expiration of the Bush tax cuts on Dec. 31, which would bring higher federal income taxes and capital gains taxes, higher estate taxes and a resumption of the federal payroll tax that funds Social Security.
Shelleby worries that drastic federal spending cuts, especially a more than 9 percent reduction in defense spending, will "trickle its way through the economy" because it will particularly hurt manufacturers that supply components for vehicles, aircraft and the like.
"Everything is on hold from a capital standpoint, and it will be on hold until we get more clarity," said Shelleby of Vista Metals' plans. He added that the company would also be "out of a hiring mode" for now.
Thomas Olson is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached a 412-320-7854 or at firstname.lastname@example.com. The Associated Press and The Sacramento Bee contributed to this report.
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I dont really know how to start this off but Im feeling a lot different around my mom lately. Before I go any further let me tell you a little about my mom she had me when she was 16 shes a single parent but currently has a boyfriend. Around a month ago she changed up her wardrobe and is now dressing differently. Like its weird she shows off a lot more cleavage i can see her thong... and i often catch my self like day dreaming/spacing out at these parts of her body. When its my turn to do the laundry i always take my time with her items i always catch my self just staring at her thong and i always read her bra size 34c... now dont think of me as weird but am i like attracted to my mom is this sort of thing a faze everyone goes through but one more thing when ever shes with her boyfriend i often sort of compete with him and i always feel awkward talking to her now...
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Rutgers wide receiver Mohamed Sanu will take advantage of his record-breaking performance in 2011, and forego his senior season to enter the 2012 NFL Draft. The unanimous All-Big East First Team selection made his decision official during an on-campus press conference on Tuesday.
"It was a tough decision, because I was definitely thinking about coming back," Sanu explained. "I'm going to miss the family, the cohesiveness of being around my teammates every day. I'm emotionally attached to this team, we have such a tight bond, and I love all these guys."
Sanu set Big East records for single-season receptions (115) and single-game receptions (16) this season. In just three years on the field the star wide receiver finishes his time at Rutgers' as the conference's leader in career receptions with 210 catches. Sanu joins Ray Rice, Kenny Britt, and Anthony Davis as Scarlet Knights to declare early for the NFL Draft under head coach Greg Schiano. All three previous players were first round draft picks.
CBSSports.com's Rob Rang ranks Sanu as the fourth best wide receiver in the 2012 class, and currently has the Rutgers' star going 30th in his latest NFL Mock Draft. In addition to his impressive receiving statistics, Sanu contributed 653 rushing yards and four touchdown passes in his time with the Scarlet Knights.
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The Washoe County district attorney has established a countywide policy that requires law enforcement agencies to contact each other if one of their own officers is involved in a crime.
The Reno Police Department adopted the policy in 2001 and continues to follow it, Acting Chief Steven Pitts said.
It states that an outside agency will conduct an investigation for "an accident or incident involving on or off-duty police personnel which may result in an arrest (DUI, hit and run, etc.)."
The Washoe County Sheriff's Office also follows that protocol, said Assistant Sheriff Marshall Emerson.
"Any time one of our own is suspected of a crime, we automatically contact an outside agency," Emerson said.
Both agencies said the calling of an internal affairs investigation or any discipline of the officer is done on a case-by-case basis, but Pitts said his department is in the process of toughening its rules on DUI offenses. Currently, there is no written policy for how the Reno Police Department deals with officers investigated for committing crimes.
The new policy has been drafted, but the wording has not been approved by the Reno City Attorney's Office so Pitts said he could not release the details.
But he said the new policy will toughen the way the department handles officers who are investigated for crimes, and officers could lose their jobs in the future if they choose to drink and drive.


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RichRMA: People are STILL paying $400+ for P&S's when interchangeable lens mirror-less cameras with the same or bigger sensors are available? Why?
It will never happen at the same price point. However, even though the "speed" of f2.8 is the same, this is only part of the picture. An f2.8 lens will allow greater control of depth of field on a larger format camera. Also, if all we are concerned with is "speed" then it could be argued that larger format cameras are more forgiving at high ISO.
J D Tranquil: Thank you, Jeff. I've been a fan of yours for years and I'm glad to see your reviews here. Your reviews influenced my purchasing decision on some very good digital cameras. I'm very happy to see this head-to-head format and hope it continues.
I couldn't agree more. I got about 4 pages into this review and said to myself, "Did Jeff Keller write this?" Upon checking, I saw that of course he did.
horsth: What's going on here. The Canon G15 gets gold with 76%, the Fuji X20 only silver with 77% ??
"There is no direct link between the overall score and the awards: they are not given automatically to cameras reaching a certain threshold. Crucially a camera can get an award even if a camera with a higher overall score didn't."
Brining in Jeff is a great idea. I hope to see continued collaboration in the future.
Rowland Scherman: Sensor size should, in every single case from now on, be written as a size in mm--and not in an arcane, alphabet soup or inch fraction format. The chart shown in this thread is a big help, thanks; but sensor size should be written in a standard format, ie its actual size. Why isn't it?
One reason is that the horizontal on a 3:2 has to be larger to cover the same surface area as a 4:3 sensor.
For example:
- If a 4:3 sensor has a 5mm diagonal, it will cover 12 square millimeters.
- If a 3:2 sensor has a 5mm diagonal, it will cover 11.5 square millimeters.
Simply stating area would be the least confusing, IMHO.
D1N0: Jpegs are a little too contrasty, maybe from sharpening?
I agree these photos look weird. However, I don't think they are over-sharpened. Look at the Queen of Hearts; there are no obvious sharpening halos. The tone curve is steep; look at the gray card. Also, there are way more jaggies and moire than I am used to seeing. I am guessing this look comes down to a soft lens and weak AA-filter: there is a lot of fine detail in the central, green feathers and the brown fur, but the periphery is soft.
Working on OS X now.
Valentinian: Could anybody please advice if the lens Zuiko Digital ED 12-60mm F2.8-4.0 SWD mounted on this camera with the adapter has the same AF speed as the m4/3 lenses.
This very issue - how well Four Thirds lenses focus with the adaptor - is of keen interest to many Olympus SLR users. I hope to see it addressed in the final Review.
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Though the April decline was expected, due to the uncharacteristic 2.0% increase in March, the decrease was more than economists had projected.
In another report released by the Labor Department, oil and dairy products highlighted steep increases in the price of wholesale goods. The Product Price Index (PPI), the number that reflects the costs of goods before they hit the shelves, showed a .07%t increase, its largest gain since March 2003.
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I enjoy trying to think how to go against the arguements of others but the perception that something so healthy and cheap and so much better for the atmophere as organic or permaculture methods are should be very hard to bring about because the chemical companies will put their all into making those who talk of organ¡nic matter looks silly and us¡ng all the other tactics that work to convince pople of what is not true, is enough to make anyone very cross.
I think i saw sepp holzer use a bill hook to cut some of his grain, he grabbed an armful of his tall wheat and cut it with a bill hook, at least that is what its called in some parts of England, as harvesters do in medieival paintings.
Its a pity no one else is joining in on this thread as keeping the genetic seed bank big is so important. For permaculturists grains that give more mulch because old fashioned varieties had a lot more stalk to them should be important, growing oats and rye seems to be a big bit of green and cover crop growing from the little i have read while looking into places that sell heritage cereal grain. agri rose macaskie.
Hubert cumberdale, so you keep grains and let them revert to type, took me awhile to remember that expression having a gardening mother and grandmother, leaves me with a bigger verbal heritage than i knew i had picked up, like reverts to type, and thats how you get wild grain. sounds a good way.
I have remember the more normal less north country name for a bill hook, a sickle. I think I remember seeing sepp holzer thrash at some weeds with a sycthe but cut his tall russian wheat with a bill hook. I should look for the video again instead of saying i think i remember. I am so dismayed at what seemed to be the big arc of the sycthe I have bought, i cant imagine how i can use it except in a big space but maybe i will just have to practice how to give a fast enough swipe in a small space a bit.
The people in India collecting rice grain for some officail place or university in, Delhi I think, were probably collecting wheat grain too. It is hard to imagine they had that sort of worry about the genetic bank and did not extend it to wheet. They do eat wheat products in India dont they? They have that bread called chapatties, i think that how its spelt. agri rose macaskie.
Jordan Lowery wrote: I had a old world wheat from north Africa the plant had between 150-200 tillers each with a grain head on top. I watched it grow from a single seed in a seedball.


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Notice the only thing he said of substance was a call for more tax cuts (on the rich of course). Didn't we try that for the last 10 years? Where are the jobs Mittens??
"Romney to Students: Consider the Record Not Rhetoric"
Consider the record of trickle-down economics and corporate self-regulation, not the rhetoric of Republican candidates.
Romney is afraid. He's afraid of being challenged in public. He's afraid he might have to answer questions spontaneously. Boith of the venues in which our "presumptive Republican nominee" appeared in Ohio today were not open to the public. They were by invitation only. INVITATION ONLY!!! WHAT?!?!?!? Whatever happened to discussing and defending a position? Whatever happened to free give and take and banter and discussion? These appearances were made on a COLLEGE CAMPUS. Colleges are the last bastion of agreeing to disagree, mutual respect, and argumentation. WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO DISCOURSE? Shame on you GOP spin doctors. I guess Katie Couric scared you all when she gave Sarah Palin the opportunity to melt down on national camera. Poor Mitt... BOO!
"get the education, borrow money if you have to from your parents"
Why didn't I think of that!? What a great idea. We need a president like Mittens who knows how to make college more affordable.
10:35 i suppose yours might be an interesting post if there were a scintilla of truth in its content. but there isn't so it's not. lies, untruths, misrepresententation, omission of facts, incomplete reports, innuendo - these are the tools of liberals, for whom veracity, honor, and character are not only unimportant, they are undesirable. you can't handle the truth and you feel threatened by a man who does not rely on slight of hand to succeed. you may want to get a one way ticket to greece after november, so you can live within the environment that you crave, but which we avoided here by a mere whisker.
Yeah, nobody speaks the truth like conservatives. The death panelz are for realsy
10:47 yes they are for real. don't imagine the firestorm over cheney's heart to be an isolated incident. that was just the dress rehearsal to poll the reaction to the possibility. i can imaging the future, where white conservatives go to the bottom of the transplant list while blacks and hispanics move to the top.
lolololololololololololololol. You are verifiably insane
Yes, Mitt is right...study the RECORD. The RECORD of a Vegas like spending spree by the G.W. Bush administration...with little to no oversight...the resulting financial bailout...and the current situation where the banks are holding our economy hostage, hoping that Obama is replaced by a President that will let them return to business as usual.
Indeed...STUDY THE RECORD....then try to find those same facts in your economics textbook...you will not find it...
If you are a college graduate...that means that you now have a license to THINK and MAKE YOUR OWN DECISIONS ...instead of being manipulated by the Political Machines non-stop propaganda campaign!
You are now a CRITICAL THINKER...now use your hard earned skills to change the national narrative....its your country too...take it back...its yours to take!!!!
the record will point to a steady effort by democrats for restitution for past sins of slavery,by bringing down our financial system so that minorities with no jobs, no assets, and no hope of ever paying their mortgages could own a house. then they watched the erosion of property values for hundreds of millions of home owners who played by the rules, paid their mortages and generally did the right thing, while also losing their jobs on top of it. clinton started the lunacy and dodd and frank in the two years of democrat majority in the house drove the nails in the coffin. are you starting to see the end game? forced leveling of the playing field not by bringing those with less upward, but by tearing down those with more. the democrat goal in not for a better standard of living for the poor, but eradicating the middle class. are you starting to see their end game? ladies and gentelmen, the emperor, obozo, replete with birthday suit.
There is a button on your keyboard that says "shift;" if you press it, then the letters look like THIS. Oh and by the way, you should take an economics course or two and stop talking out of your rear. Thanks.
oh, have i gotten under your skin with lowercase letters? HAHAHAHAHAHA!
ananonous helped his uncle jack off a horse. Ananonous helped his Uncle Jack off a horse. The shift key is so 1960s.
when liberals cannot counter fact or dispute an argument they complain about the font.
So the housing crisis, and subsequent financial collapse, was the fault, as are all things in your profoundly ignorant worldview, of black people.
The Southern Strategy is dead and buried no matter how much you yearn for its return.
It is the Right of every man, woman & child to be given opportunities for the pursuit of happiness and freedom (a good public education for starts). Due to the very familiarity of those words or truth some of us forget and we become complacent — that we have these rights. How valiantly they fought for these truths in the Eastern World last year and still…, We must Lift America up so that all her people can grow and flourish. We must stop serving the Few over the Many!
We must demand Truth and we must expose each and every lie along the way so as not to give it its power of deception. For instance, when they say they want Pro-Growth; have you ever grown anything by Cutting it first? The World wants balance. She (Mother Earth) demands it.
8:22 you first words demonstrate you have no clue: "it is the right of every man woman and child to be given the opportunities.." no it not. opportunity are everywhere, it is up to the man, woman or child to seize them. our rights are to be able to pursue opportunites, NOT TO BE GIVEN THEM.
Obama's record is dismal....he is the one who said that if he did not fix the economy in 3 years, he would be a one term president.
He has given us a failed stimulus and a trojan horse of a healthcare bill...and his whining that the Reps were obstructionists doesn't fly on this issue. The obstructionists were his own moderate Dems, who kept voting against it, that he finally had to buy votes from to get the unwanted legislation passed. Yes, the stalled in the SC mammoth legislation is there for a good reason.
His record clearly shows a record number of foodstamps, record spending, and record division when he claimed that he would bring unity.
We need change.
As the Massachusetts liberal, or the financial destroyer that like to fire people?
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Wednesday October 3, 2012Key Matchup: Gators' Offensive Line vs. LSU's Defensive Line
Gators center Jon Harrison and Florida's offensive line have a big task on Saturday against LSU's defensive line.
Gators center Jon Harrison and Florida's offensive line have a big task on Saturday against LSU's defensive line.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- After Gators coach Will Muschamp made an opening statement Wednesday during his weekly appearance on the SEC media teleconference, the first question he took concerned LSU's revamped offensive line.
The query offered a brief interval for Muschamp. Many of the questions Muschamp has faced from the media heading into Saturday's game against No. 4-ranked LSU concern Florida's offensive line.
While the Gators' line has played well during their 4-0 start, the unit hasn't played a defensive line as talented or deep as LSU's. They might not again this season.
If you need evidence of how much attention the Gators are paying to the Tigers' defensive front, consider Muschamp's response to the second question he took on Wednesday's conference call.
You guessed it, one about LSU's talented defensive line.
"That front right there is impressive,'' Muschamp said. "Whether it's Mingo, Edwards, Johnson, Downs, Logan, Ferguson, Montgomery, it dont matter. They all can run. They can rush the passer. They play with great motors. Youve to maintain blocks versus these guys. They dont stay blocked long.
Obviously Muschamp has studied LSU's depth chart as he reeled off the last names of seven of LSU's top eight defensive linemen. He skipped past reserve defensive end Ego Ferguson, but that's understandable considering how many players LSU defensive coordinator John Chavis has to roll in and out.
"You block this front you've done something,'' Muschamp said.
The Gators hope to do something Saturday afternoon at The Swamp. And much of the dirty work will fall onto the shoulders of Florida's offensive line.
The Gators' line is also revamped, more along the lines of physique than personnel.
A year ago in a 41-11 loss to LSU in Baton Rouge, the Gators got beat up along the line of scrimmage on both sides. Offensively, Florida managed only 213 yards and nine first downs.
Little worked on a frustrating day for Muschamp.
We werent physical enough on the line of scrimmage to compete and play in this league, Muschamp said Wednesday. Our depth was part of that issue.
The Gators are confident they are better prepared to handle the load that is LSU's defensive front this year.
Part of that renewed faith in the offensive line is due to a growth in numbers and chest measurements. Due to a lack of depth and injuries, the Gators often had only seven or eight scholarship linemen available at times last season. That number has grown, allowing the Gators to hold more physical practices.
And after a spring and summer in the weight room under the direction of first-year strength-and-conditioning coordinator Jeff Dillman, Florida's offensive linemen are noticeably bigger with the implementation of an Olympic-style lifting program aimed to build core and lower-body strength. First-year offensive line coach Tim Davis has also added a charge into the unit with his high-energy approach.
"Were practicing more now the way I see us moving forward and the way I wanted to from the get-go, Muschamp said. You cant talk about being physical. Youve got to practice physical.
Next up is to play physical on Saturday.
Gators offensive coordinator Brent Pease said recently that he views the offensive line as the Gators' strength early in the season. There might not be a debate if Florida can hold off LSU's defense.
While the Gators have been without redshirt junior tackle Matt Patchan (pectoral strain) all season, they enter Saturday's game relatively healthy. Offensive tackle Chaz Green is expected back after missing time with an ankle injury, and freshman left tackle D.J. Humphries is starting to emerge behind starter Xavier Nixon.
The interior line of left guard James Wilson, center Jon Harrison and right guard Jon Halapio has been solid, and key reserve Kyle Koehne can fill in at all five positions. Sam Robey, Ian Silberman and true freshman Jessamen Dunker provide depth that was lacking a year ago.
Harrison is ready to line up and see how the Gators stack up against one of the most talented defenses in the country.
"Were going against some better athletes, but we, especially as an offensive line, weve come a far ways from last year, Harrison said. Were more meshed as a unit. Weve been working this whole offseason for a situation like this.''
So has Muschamp.
All those questions he has taken lately about Florida's offensive line could be easier to answer come Saturday night.
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i was just curious to know as to which verification system is better with the credit card system, is it the CV2 check or the address verification one?
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cv2 is the best in my book, I have not used anything else and probably never will in the future! The features are awesome!
What is the CV2 verification system. I have been through the address verification system but don't have any idea about this newer system your talking about.
Are you talking about CVV2 number which is three digit credit card verification number and can be found on back of the credit card? It is used to reduce card not present environment fraud.
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I think both are good and both have some plus and minus.
CVV is fast while address verification will take some time. Both can or can't be secure...
I think both are just complementery to each other , but i like CVV as i think its fast and we can utilize the time somewhere else.
Hardly anyone uses the address verification system anymore. Usually they just verify the zip code and that is it. Companies are afraid if they make it too hard to use your card online they will lose a sale.
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HUNTINGTON — For the first time in decades, candidates competing for Addison County's two state Senate seats will be straying north, rather than south, to pick up extra votes.
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We've got Leo Gandleman to thank for this as it was his foresight to make the call to his musician chums in 1999 to record some Brazilian inspired boogie as the Brazilian Groove Band as they got down to explore the Anatomy Of Groove.
As Far Out Recordings celebrate their 15th anniversary this year (you'll recall Gilles Peterson 'tribute' compilation Brazilika mix), but they've gone an excelled themselves with some serious create digging with a Latin jazz gem from the streets of New York via Brazil that would even get Dr. Gregory House groovin'.
And as a jazz saxophonist, composer, arranger, producer, Gandleman is rather well connected with names in jazz like top guitarist Grant Green Jr. (whose dad, Grant Green, was triumphed by Mr. Peterson in the Acid Jazz era; check out classics like 'Sookie, Sookie') and "The Godfather of Jazz-Funk", Reuben Wilson.
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Unsurprisingly, there's a big nod to the legends of jazz-funk from Brazil, Far Out Recordings' Azymuth (not that Azymuth had signed to the label at the time of these recordings or that Gandleman would have heard of the fledgling UK label in his Brooklyn recording studio). In particular, check out 'Pirulito', 'Pau Grande' and 'Dance' that gets us dancin' down to a Rio beat.
On a slow funk groove, 'Charlie 1′ shuffles along with Green on top form (as ever) and 'Prince Samba' keeps us in suspense with some fine solos.
The best example of the Brazil/NY jazz-funk mix is probably 'Groove In The Head' in terms of the balance of beats and horn (a shame that there's a fade out on that one) whilst the club action will centre on the killer version of 'Banaeira' (the JB's do Jo?£o Donato) Oh yes! And the ahead of its time (then/now?), 'Hip Bai?£o'.
Why Anatomy Of Groove was never released at the time is a mystery; perhaps it wasn't thought suitable for the Millennium (bug) New Year Party? Well, ten years on, Anatomy Of Groove gets a justified release and it's is a big set for any party.
P.S. Azymuth are on tour next week (see dates HERE) and another classy retro cover from Andy Votel?
Hectic Mix nominations: 'April 7th', 'Dance', 'Safari', 'Pirulito', 'Groove In The Head', 'Bananeira'.
Reviewed: Brazilian Groove Band – Anatomy Of Groove (Far Out Recordings) Cat. No. FARO144CD Release date: 2nd Novemer 2009
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WTF. I just saw a commercial on Discovery for a show about Amish mafia.
Seriously.... W. T. F.


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"WKRP in Cincinnati" with cast members Tim Reid, Howard Hesseman, Loni Anderson and creator Hugh Wilson will celebrate the 35th anniversary of the CBS premiere at the Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills this Wednesday June 4. According to cincinnati.com, The "Baby, If You've Ever Wondered: A WKRP in Cincinnati Reunion" panel discussion will be live streamed at 10:30 p.m.at paleycenter.org.
The original show, which aired on CBS in Sept. 1978, featured (Dr. Johnny Fever) photo at right: Howard Hesseman, bottom center right, (Venus Flytrap) Tim Reid, top right with public relations director (Bailey Quarters) Jan Smithers, bottom right, Gary Sandy, (Andy Travis) right center Gordon Jump,(Arthur 'Big Guy' Carlson) top center, Loni Anderson, (Jennifer Elizabeth Marlowe) bottom center left, Richard Sanders,(Les Nessman) top left, Frank Bonner, (Herbert 'Herb' Tarlek) left center. In a press release by former CBS president
The show aired for four seasons from September 18th, 1978. Check out the link this Wednesday night and see the anniversary live.
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