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Is that helping them get Freeney and Mathis to the quarterback more?
Belichick: "Well it does, of course, when you blitz somebody that takes away a potential guy that could chip or double up on one of those edge rushers. The downside of it for the pass rushers is you have a lane that you have to stay in, depending on where the guy's blitzing from. Everybody's got to stay in a lane where as a four man rush, the pass rushers have a little bit more freedom, but there're also potentially more blockers, so it's a little more of a trade off. They do both and you can't count on it. You can't count on them not blitzing, you can't count on them blitzing. They keep you off balance; they do a good job of that."
Why doesn't Peyton Manning get sacked?
Belichick: "Because he gets rid of the ball. He throws it away. The only way to sack him is for somebody to come that he doesn't expect – the guy's blocked and he beats a block and Peyton's not thinking about him or for some reason he just doesn't see him. If he sees him coming, he'll get rid of the ball. And he has a quick release anyway, so he's the kind of guy that…Historically, we've seen people blitz him and the blitzer comes clean from the center guard gap or right from the line of scrimmage and he still gets rid of it and sometimes for big plays. Kind of like the Miami game; they tried to come after him there at the end of the game and they tear screened him [and he got a] touchdown. So you have to be careful with him."
How much of a different team are they look-wise from having Bob Sanders and not having Bob Sanders?
Belichick: "Bob Sanders is a great player, there's no doubt about that. I would say that [Melvin] Bullitt, who has taken his place, plays a lot like Bob Sanders. He's very aggressive. He's fast; He goes 1,000 miles an hour. He's looking to blow up somebody every chance he gets. I'm not saying he's Bob Sanders. I don't think there's a lot of Bob Sanders' out there, but he plays that way. It's a similar style, that same kind of aggressiveness. Bullitt's got his share of big hits, too. It looks the same, but I'm not saying you replace Bob Sanders."
You've mentioned some of the changes they've made defensively up front. In the back, are they as much cover two as they've been in the past?
Belichick: "They certainly play their share of it. They probably mix it up a little bit more, but they're mainly a zone team. They play some man-to-man; they play some blitz-zone. I would say it doesn't look a lot different, but it's different. It is subtly different. Techniques of the corners are a little bit different, but they still play their share, too. They also play a couple different variations, too, where they match things a little bit tighter where it's not pure zone like Tampa is. They play some of that, too."
Is Dallas Clark really a tight end and what makes him so good with yards after the catch?
Belichick: "I think the biggest thing with the yards after the catch and the Indianapolis offense is the quarterback gets him the ball with the chance to run with it, but he's very good. He's fast and he's got good balance. He's strong. Tight ends are hard to matchup against. The [defensive backs] don't have the size and the linebackers usually can't match their speed and quickness. We see that with a lot of tight ends we face – [Tony] Gonzalezes, [Kellen] Winslows – and all those kind of guys; they are tough matchups. But Clark runs well; he runs like he's a receiver. He's got 4.6, 4.65 speed – whatever it is. When he gets down the field he's a vertical guy, but he has good quickness and can win underneath and he's strong."
Does he play more like a wide receiver than other guys do?
Belichick: "There are threats in the passing game and they're competitive in the running game. They'll run behind him just like Atlanta will run behind Gonzalez. You see that. I think he's a competitive blocker, but he's an outstanding receiver. When they ask him to block he does a good job and when they're in three receivers then…I think it depends on what their formation is and how they're playing a particular game. If they play with two tight ends and two receivers, then he's split out a lot more and he's really the third receiver. When they play with three receivers and a tight end and a back than he's much more in the conventional tight end position. Depending on what game you watch or what personnel group they're in you can see him [playing] either a lot of tight end or a lot in the slot, but over the course of enough games, enough snaps, you see him at both."
Did Brandon McGowan show you a particular skill set when he was in Chicago that allowed you to see that he would do a good job on players like Tony Gonzalez and Kellen Winslow?
Belichick: "Yeah, I thought Brandon played well at Chicago and he played quite a bit for them other than when he was injured. He did a lot of things, like we've seen him do here. He's done a lot of good things and he did them for the Bears. He runs well, tackles well, he's physical. He's a very instinctive player; knows where the ball is – the reasons why we were interested in the offseason and signed him. He's done a good job for us doing all those: playing the run, playing the pass, blitzing, tackling, playing in the kicking game. He's been a versatile and productive guy for us."
Given the number of times you guys have played, Brady and Manning have had some great matchups. When you think back over the history of the game and your time in it, can you think of other quarterback rivalries that you respect?
Belichick: "Well, there're a lot of games where you have great quarterbacks, certainly [Phil] Simms and [Joe] Montana when I was at the Giants. Those are two outstanding quarterbacks that went head to head. They're never on the field at the same time together, so it's two great players in their own right, different offensive systems, different styles, but both great players."
Can you talk about Manning's play this year and what he's done in eight games?
Belichick: "[He] leads the league in passing, leads the league in third down conversions. They are 8-0. I think that's really the biggest statement. It's production and he does a great job. He manages their offense and they win games and that's what a quarterback should do. I don't think it's all about stats. I think it's about performance and production and that's a quarterback's job, to manage the game, have more points than the other team to win and he's done that."
Is there a way to sum up why Tom Brady is the leader he is?
Belichick: "He's one of our hardest working players. He's very smart. He works hard. He's very well-prepared. I think it all starts with that. When he walks on the field, he knows what he's doing. He has a lot of confidence, as he should, and everybody has a lot of confidence in him, as they should, because he's well-prepared and he knows not only what he's supposed to do, but also what the situations are and how to make things work. And when things are not the way they are supposed to be, whether somebody's lined up wrong, or a play comes in wrong, or the defense gives us a look that we're not expecting, or it doesn't fit well on that particular play or situations, he fixes it somehow [with] whatever his options are. He does a good job of keeping the offense out of bad situations – bad plays – and that's a big part of quarterbacking, being able to give the offense a chance to execute against something that's a fair fight, not where they've got more guys than you do [and you're] trying to run a play into something that has very little chance of success. He does a good job of keeping us out of those situations and Peyton does the same thing with Indianapolis. You very rarely see them run plays that you look at the play and say, 'They just don't have a chance on that play schematically.' There're very, very few of those."
Brady and Moss have clicked since the beginning of this season. Is that surprising at all given that Tom missed last season? Is there a reason why they immediately got back together?
Belichick: "We had almost 50 practices in preseason [and] that's not counting all the spring. So you have all the spring, the OTA's, minicamps, 50 practices in preseason – or whatever it was. Those guys work hard. They are very talented players. I would like to think after that amount of time they would be able to go out there and execute pretty well and they do."
What do you know about Jim Caldwell and do you see similarities between him and Tony Dungy?
Belichick: "All I know is what I see. Obviously he did a great job in college and he was part of Tony's system there with the Colts and moved up when Tony retired last year. I think their team has some differences as I've stated. They are obviously playing well and he's got them hitting on all cylinders and playing with a lot of confidence, playing good football. I respect the job that he's done as a head coach, as an assistant coach and the job he's doing now with the Colts."
Pierre Garcon and Austin Collie are coming along – and Tom Brady has had some young receivers here too that he's helped bring along – but how much can a quarterback speed up a young receivers development?
Belichick: "Well, I think a quarterback has a part in that. I think the development of a player is mainly a function of the player and his ability to learn the offense, process the different situations, coverages and adjustments that he has to make, and certainly timing with the quarterback is part of it, just like it is with Wes [Welker], Randy [Moss] or Reggie Wayne, or anybody else. That is still a part of the process with any receiver, any quarterback. Guys that haven't experienced it as much – It's a learning situation continually that the quarterback and receiver see the same thing. They see the same technique, the see the same leverage of the defender or the situation that those patterns are being run into and they both anticipate those same adjustments. The quarterback anticipates where the receiver is going, the receiver anticipates where the balls being thrown or the timing that it's coming out in and there's no real substitute for doing it, for experiencing that. That's why we practice and those situations that we learn from on the practice field become realities in the games. You can talk about it, you can draw it up, but it's different out on the field."
There was a report that you guys might have shown some interest in Larry Johnson?
Belichick: "Right now, our interest is in the Indianapolis Colts. We put a couple days of hard work into them and we want to go out there and get it on the field today, have a good practice and be ready to go on Sunday. That's really where our focus is right now."


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Help with Trojan Horsesnakemx Apr 17, 2011 10:29 PM
Windows 7 home premium SP1
McAfee Antivirus
Spybot S&D
Tree days ago i let my brother use my laptop and click on some wierd link and got infected with this virus.
1.- I ran a complete scan with McAffe and discover some malaware, got rid of them but immediately another problem emerged
2.- Security Center cant be started. I though that McAffe would blocked it but i was wrong. I made a check up with spybot and found this entry:
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\wscsvc\Start!=W=2 (64 bit)
SpyBot S&D shows that the above line is a security breach, and it directs me
to this line in the registry.
I thought in going on safe mode and be able to destroy it but i was wrong, i ran a full scan with McAffe and found nothing, but saw that the Real Time Scanning was off and cant turned it on. I ran a scan with spybot on safe mode and continues popping that message and i keep getting the error. I checked up with dell support center aplication and show that McAffe firewall true status is "false" and i cant activate it either.
There are changes made in the antivirus, firewall, and SP1 update settings that shut them down. Any advice on how to correct the registry entries would be appreciated. I used Control Panel / Security settings, but the firewall was "locked OFF", and it would appear that I have lost administrator privileges to reset the firewall to "ON". Is it possible that the mscsvc key controls these settings?
Question. It seems that the wscsvc was an added entry created by the trojan, but im not that sure. Can i delete the entry?
I saved the spybot result scan ill attach them if you want to check them out
Please help
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Transportation Security:
Systematic Planning Needed to Optimize Resources
GAO-05-357T: Published: Feb 15, 2005. Publicly Released: Feb 15, 2005.
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Critical transportation systems crisscross the nation and extend beyond our borders to move millions of passengers and tons of freight each day, making them both attractive targets to terrorists and difficult to secure. Securing these systems is further complicated by the need to balance security with the expeditious flow of people and goods through these systems. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) faces the daunting challenge of determining how to allocate its finite resources to manage risks while addressing threats and enhancing security across all transportation modes. To assist the Congress and TSA in focusing resources on the areas of greatest need, we were asked to describe Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and TSA efforts in managing risks and allocating resources across aviation and surface transportation modes, and in integrating screening, credentialing, and research and development (R&D) efforts to achieve efficiencies.
TSA has undertaken numerous initiatives to strengthen transportation security, particularly in aviation, and its efforts should be commended. For example, since September 11, 2001, TSA has installed explosive detection systems at most of the nation's commercial airports to provide the capability to screen all checked baggage for explosives; expanded screener training and developed performance measures and indicators for the screening systems; and evaluated the security of airport perimeters and access controls and provided funding for security equipment. While these efforts are commendable, we found that TSA has not consistently implemented a risk management approach or conducted the systematic analysis needed to inform its decision-making processes and to prioritize security improvements. Our work has shown that a risk management approach can help inform decision makers in allocating finite resources to the areas of greatest need. For example, we found that since initially deploying equipment to screen checked baggage for explosive at airports in response to congressional mandates, TSA has not conducted the systematic planning needed to optimize the deployment and integration of this equipment. Limited analysis of nine airports showed that the integration of this equipment in-line with airport baggage conveyor systems--rather than continuing to maintain the equipment in a stand-alone mode--could result in significant savings for the federal government. We also found that TSA's efforts to implement a comprehensive risk management approach for its air cargo and rail security programs are ongoing. The President's fiscal year 2006 budget request proposes two key DHS organizational changes designed to leverage resources and increase the efficiency and effectiveness of various screening, credentialing, and R&D programs. While we applaud DHS's efforts, it will be important for DHS to address several program challenges as the integration moves forward because restructuring alone will not resolve all existing challenges or ensure the successful integration and achievement of DHS's goals. These challenges including developing regulations identifying eligibility requirements for the Transportation Workers Identification Credential, establishing goals with measurable objectives in research and development strategic plans, and using risk assessments to select and prioritize research and development efforts.
Nov 30, 2015
Transportation Infrastructure:Information on Bridge ConditionsGAO-16-72R: Published: Oct 29, 2015. Publicly Released: Nov 30, 2015.
Oct 15, 2015
Intelligent Transportation Systems:Vehicle-to-Infrastructure Technologies Expected to Offer Benefits, but Deployment Challenges ExistGAO-15-775: Published: Sep 15, 2015. Publicly Released: Oct 15, 2015.
Sep 29, 2015
Pipeline Safety:Department of Transportation Needs to Complete Regulatory, Data, and Guidance EffortsGAO-15-843T: Published: Sep 29, 2015. Publicly Released: Sep 29, 2015.
Sep 24, 2015
Public Transit:Updated Guidance and Expanded Federal Authority Could Facilitate Bus ProcurementGAO-15-676: Published: Sep 10, 2015. Publicly Released: Sep 24, 2015.
Sep 21, 2015
Federal Aviation Administration:Commercial Space Launch Industry Developments Present Multiple ChallengesGAO-15-706: Published: Aug 25, 2015. Publicly Released: Sep 21, 2015.
Sep 17, 2015
Surface Transportation Security:TSA Has Taken Steps Designed to Develop Processes for Sharing and Analyzing Information and to Improve Rail Security Incident ReportingGAO-15-205T: Published: Sep 17, 2015. Publicly Released: Sep 17, 2015.
Sep 16, 2015
Positive Train Control:Additional Oversight Needed As Most Railroads Do Not Expect to Meet 2015 Implementation DeadlineGAO-15-739: Published: Sep 4, 2015. Publicly Released: Sep 16, 2015.
Sep 9, 2015
General Aviation:Observations Related to Liability Insurance Requirements and Coverage for Aircraft OwnersGAO-15-740: Published: Sep 9, 2015. Publicly Released: Sep 9, 2015.
Aug 28, 2015
Next Generation Air Transportation System:Improved Risk Analysis Could Strengthen FAA's Global Interoperability EffortsGAO-15-608: Published: Jul 29, 2015. Publicly Released: Aug 28, 2015.
Aug 25, 2015
Vehicle Safety Inspections:Improved DOT Communication Could Better Inform State ProgramsGAO-15-705: Published: Aug 25, 2015. Publicly Released: Aug 25, 2015.
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The show went on as scheduled, but without some of its more glamorous trappings and with war on the public's mind, the 75th annual Academy Awards fell to a historic low in the ratings, with an estimated 33.1 million people watching at any given moment.
Those preliminary results, based on Nielsen Media Research data, represent a 21% decline versus last year's average of 41.8 million, which had been the least-watched Oscars since 1997. At least one key factor was a record-high level of channel-surfing, as viewers strayed to look for reports from war in Iraq.
That conflict has depressed ratings for other programming as well. Viewing of the NCAA basketball tournament -- shifted to ESPN for part of its opening round due to war coverage -- is also down more than 20% compared with last year, based on preliminary figures.
Similarly, part of ABC's telecast of the Lakers-San Antonio basketball game Sunday was switched back and forth to ESPN, the Disney-owned network's sister cable channel, while ABC provided extended war updates.
ABC put the best face on the Oscar numbers, noting that 62 million people viewed at least a portion of the 3 1/2-hour telecast, which out-rated all other recent award showcases, such as the Emmys and Golden Globes. The scaled-back red carpet arrivals and delay of Barbara Walters' traditional interview special also detracted from what is usually a night of programming built around the awards.
But there's no ignoring the "churn" rate -- that is, the number of people channel-surfing, likely in pursuit of news updates during the telecast -- which was the highest ever recorded, up about 10% over recent years. "What that basically means is a lot of people tuned in ... but stayed with the awards fewer minutes than they had in the past," said Larry Hyams, ABC's vice president of audience analysis.
Network officials, in fact, say a pattern appears to be emerging, with viewers more actively flitting around the dial to see what other stations are reporting on the war.
Although some ratings effect was expected, the Oscars' performance is nevertheless a setback for struggling ABC and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, despite what is doubtless some relief in getting a well-received broadcast on at all. The show is traditionally the highest-rated event other than the Super Bowl, providing ABC a major platform to promote its prime-time lineup.
Regarding the ratings, academy President Frank Pierson said, "I'm not surprised at that. People are interested in so many other things. I think we all anticipated that this would be a low year." Pierson also speculated about whether "widespread media predictions that there would be a lot of [political] speeches from the podium" had any effect on people's decision to watch.
A spokeswoman for American Express, one of the major sponsors of the Oscar show, said the company "knew there would probably be some drop-off, but we had a commitment to go forward with it."
The overall audience for the Oscars hit an all-time high in 1998, when the blockbuster "Titanic" was a contender: That year, the show averaged more than 55 million viewers. A shortage of nominees that are major box office hits could also have contributed to this year's diminished tune-in, with only best picture winner "Chicago" and "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" having reached the $100-million plateau.
The ratings decline was less severe locally. Nearly 31% of all homes in the Los Angeles viewing area, or more than 1.6 million households, had KABC-TV on at any given moment during the awards -- a 17% decrease from 2002, and roughly 50% above the national average. The Oscars capped a weekend in which the major networks largely returned to regular programming after a period of wall-to-wall coverage in the early hours of the war, with at least an hour of news in prime time and periodic Iraq updates.
Virginia Hunt, program director for the local Viacom-owned duopoly KCBS and KCAL, said viewers seemed to appreciate CBS' balance of news and basketball, based on a higher-than-usual volume of calls logged by the station.
"I actually got pretty positive responses," Hunt said, citing one caller who thanked her, saying, " 'You're creating such a nice viewer comfort zone for me.' "
The cable news channels, which witnessed elevated ratings in immediate response to the onset of war, have stuck with round-the-clock war coverage but reintroduced limited commercial breaks into their lineups over the weekend.
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|Why College Students Should Also Run a Business
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|Friday, 28 February 2014 09:03
Entrepreneur Specializing in Internships Shares 5 Benefits
These days, it seems as though Americans are spending more for college while getting less value in return – a trend research validates, says entrepreneur Matt Stewart.
"The average cost for an in-state public college is $22,261, and a moderate budget for a private college averaged $43,289 for the 2012–2013 academic year; for elite schools, we're talking about three times the cost of your local state school," says Stewart, a spokesperson for College Works Painting, (www.collegeworks.com), which provides practical and life-changing business experience for college students who have shown potential for success. Interns operate their own house-painting business with hands-on guidance from mentors.
Making matters worse, adults in their 30s have 21 percent less net worth than 30-somethings 30 years ago, according to a new Urban Institute report.
"More students are being saddled with long-term debt while getting less value for their education," Stewart says. "Because of the difficulty recent college grads are having finding jobs in today's tough economy; today's students may have even less worth in their 30s than 30-somethings today."
To add value to their professional career, Stewart encourages students to seek outside-the-box avenues for increasing their career stock while in college. Running a business is a great way to do that; he explains why.
About Matt Stewart
Matt Stewart co-founded National Services Group, which operates College Works Painting, SMJJ Investments and Empire Community Construction. Under the executive team's leadership, NSG has grown from a small Southern California business into a national leader in two industries and has been recognized as an entrepreneurial leader by Ernst & Young, the Orange County Business Journal, Inc., Entrepreneur and hundreds of other periodicals. Stewart has received a several awards, including the Excellence in Entrepreneurship Award from the Orange County Business Journal; was named "40 under 40;" and he has twice been a finalist for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of The Year Award.
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The party scene at my school is pretty much dead. Aside from the big dances, no one from other colleges go to Agnes. Everyone at Agnes has to go off campus for a good party/social scene. I hope in the future Agnes changes this.
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I feel like we really do need a lot more vibrant social life.
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Sometimes students get too drunk and can cause a scene. Luckily our Public Safety officers handle the situation quickly and efficiently. Black Cat and Red Light Green Light are the most popular parties on campus.
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If you don't have a car or if you don't know anyone with a car, nightlife may be difficult. MARTA runs up until 1 or 2 in the morning, but most parties don't end until 3 or 4 in the morning. Even if you decide to ride MARTA to a party, it can be inconvenient because the train may be late or it may be packed with people, especially if there's an event going on. Taxis are available, but they can be expensive. If you do have a car or if you know someone with a car, nightlife may be much better. I have my own car, so I'm able to drive to different campuses, such as Clark Atlanta University, Georgia Tech, and Morehouse College. These schools (and others) have great parties, but they can get boring once you've been to many of them. I don't drink alcohol (and I'm not of age), so I don't know much about drink prices. Clubs are around Atlanta as well, such as Cream Ultra Lounge, Mansion Elan and Opera Nightclub, but they have age restrictions, so please check!
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Agnes's nightlife and party scene isn't exactly all that existent. Decatur doesn't have a party scene, but it does have wonderful restaurant and bar life. Decatur is a fairly quiet place that is in close proximity to Atlanta, so there are some clubbing options, if that's what you like to do. Most women at Agnes prefer restaurant and bar hopping to clubbing. The bars in the Decatur area are within walking distance to the school, but are a bit pricey, depending on where you go. Twain's, for example, isn't too affordable for college students, but Taco Mac is the cheapest place to get a drink and tapas. Trackside Tavern is also a cheap place to get a drink and a typical haunt for Agnes students. Trackside is a two-minute walk from the school, a seedy hole-in-the-wall that offers drinks, billiards, darts, and a sports bar. It's popular with Agnes students because of its price and atmosphere.
There are a lot of events on campus that happen year-round. Each Friday, Programming Board holds an event called "TGIF" where upperclasswomen are served drinks, and lowerclasswomen are able to party and socialize. Decatur is a great place for both people of drinking age as well as underage people. Underage people like to go into Decatur and walk around the shops and hang out at the local restaurants and cafés. Starbucks, Java Monkey, and Yogurt Tap are popular haunts for underage students. These places offer a fun, chill atmosphere that welcomes families, students, and intellectuals. Decatur has a little bit of everything for everyone.
Opera Nightclub is an intense place filled with music (sometimes live), drinks, and beautiful people. The atmosphere is not only classy, but it's also sexy. It's a great place to hook up and is open to people under 21 on certain days.
1150 Crescent Ave.
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The Masquerade is a bar and club located in Atlanta. There is always live music, drinks, and fun. The Masquerade is an awesome place to go for the Atlanta music scene. Buy your ticket online or at the door.
695 North Ave.
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Trackside Tavern is only open to those 21 and up. It's a three-minute walk from campus and is the traditional haunt of Agnes students. It's a seedy sports bar that offers beer, pool tables, and darts. It's all the dirt and fun Friday night should be!
313 E. College Ave.
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Twain's is a great place to grab a drink and tapas with friends. The atmosphere is friendly and inviting. They brew their own beer, serve great food, and have billiards tables to hustle. It's an all-around good time.
211 E. Trinity Pl.
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Brick Store Pub is a classy place where people go for dates. The pub is located in downtown Decatur in a beautiful, historic building. Its specialty is beer.
125 E. Court Square
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Cakes & Ale is a beautiful bar and restaurant in downtown Decatur that has a beautiful interior and tasty treats. Cakes & Ale serves champagne, wine, whiskey, tequila, beer, and cider. Reservations are preferred.
151 Sycamore St.
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The Corner Pub is located in East Decatur Station on East College Avenue. The décor is a mixture of industry and rustic elements, both aesthetically pleasing and comfortable. The Corner Pub has a full menu, and offers wine and beer, too.
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The Yogurt Tap is a fun family place where people can go to hang out and eat frozen yogurt. It's an upbeat atmosphere where people can relax and have fun.
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Sushi Avenue is a fun place to grab some sushi and hang out with friends on weeknights or weekends. The staff is friendly, and Agnes has its own sushi roll!
131 Sycamore St.
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Java Monkey is a relaxed coffee shop where people go to hang out or do homework. It's a quiet, chill place where people under 21 can go to relax.
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Remembering Clay: Immanuel Lutheran Church celebrates centennial anniversary of groundbreaking
On Sunday Sept, 20, approximately 100 people celebrated the 100th anniversary of the groundbreaking for a new edifice for Immanuel's congregation. Their story begins in 1708 in the Palatinate of Germany.
King of Kings to celebrate 50th anniversary
King of Kings Lutheran Church will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a community barbecue at 11:30 a.m. Sunday, June 14, at the church, located at 8278 Oswego Road, Liverpool.
'The power of prayer'
Sacred Heart priest to retire after 46 years in the Diocese
What does a day in the life of a priest entail? For the Rev. James E. Gehl of Cicero's Sacred Heart Catholic Church, the answer to that question has never been the same twice.
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St. Matt's hosts dinner for all
While food pantries can provide a family in need with culinary staples, one thing they can't quite offer is ambiance. That's where St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Liverpool comes in: at the end of this month, the church will host the first of a series of monthly dinners open to the whole community.
Church merger on the horizon
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton to link with St. Stephen's in Phoenix
Because of dwindling congregations, decreasing Mass attendance and a persistent shortage of priests, Catholic churches in the Diocese of Syracuse continue to consolidate. Baldwinsville's St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church will link up with St. Stephen's Church in Phoenix "upon the next pastoral opening at St. Stephen's," according to the Most Rev. Robert Cunningham, Bishop of Syracuse.
Christ the King Church celebrates 50th anniversary
Christ the King Church in Bayberry is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, having opened its doors in 1964. In order to commemorate the occasion, the church will hold an open house this Sunday, May 18, after its 10:30 a.m. Mass.
NSBC presents annual Christmas musical
Ask any parent, and they'll tell you: a baby changes everything. And no more for an unwed teenage mother carrying the child of God. That's the message behind the musical the North Syracuse Baptist Church (NSBC) is putting on this year as it annual Christmas pageant. "A Baby Changes Everything" is based on the popular Faith Hill song, which came out in late 2008.
Production company uses music to bring people closer to each other, God
Social media — sites like Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook and LinkedIn — are meant to connect us, to link us to others with similar interests and backgrounds. But too often, it has the opposite effect; people hide behind the technology, losing the personal connection those sites are intended to encourage. Tim Ehrhart of Liverpool wants to change that. That's why he, along with his father, Mike, and his uncle, Chris, created Beautiful Mess Online, a production company that uses multimedia performances, music and its website to help people "live connected lives." The faith-based site, Tim Ehrhart said, aims to "share a message that connects people to the important things in their lives."
Zogg building on the block
The congregation of the Liverpool Community Church, which has occupied the historic Zogg building for 10 years, has decided to sell the property. The 85-year-old brick building stands at 800 Fourth St. in the village of Liverpool. Originally constructed in 1928 to become home to the junior and senior high schools, the structure's adjacent ball fields stretch two blocks north to Sixth Street. The entire property is bounded by Birch, Fourth, Hickory and Sixth streets in the center of the village.
Cicero UMC takes on community projects
One Sunday every year, Cicero United Methodist Church takes a break from traditional services and sermons and instead encourages parishioners to go out into the Cicero community and make a difference. "It's something that the United Methodist Church nationally started to remind us that sometimes we need to worship with our hands," said Rev. Rebecca Laird, associate pastor at the church. "It's not just about coming to a building and being here on Sunday morning and worshipping that way. It's about more than that. It's about taking the love that we get from that and going out into our community and using it to better our community and taking God's grace and sharing it with anyone that we meet." The church held its fourth Be the Church Sunday June 2, conducting a variety of projects from packing goodie bags for the Military Appreciation Room at the airport to making lap robes for patients at Van Duyn Home Hospital to baking banana bread for the homeless to doing home renovations and garden projects for a Sudanese family on Syracuse's North side.
Central New York residents to celebrate Persian New Year
Wishes for a happy new year may be three months in the past for many, but for the Persian community, that celebration is just around the corner. This year, not only does March 20 mark the first day of spring, but also the Persian new year, 1392. An estimated 300 residents in Central New York, according to Mehrzad Boroujerdi, professor of political science at Syracuse University's Maxwell School, will celebrate Nowruz, the name for the holiday. Boroujerdi, also director of the Middle Eastern studies program at Syracuse University, is the organizer of this year's local Persian New Year party.
Liverpool churches offer Ash Wednesday ministry outside of the sanctuary
At 7 a.m. outside Café 407 in Liverpool, Reverend Carrie Schofield-Broadbent of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church dished out an early dose of spirituality, free of charge. In a technological era emphasizing immediacy and instant gratification, fitting in Sunday mass poses a challenge to the workingman's overtime schedule. Finding the moments for spiritual reflection on a Wednesday can be even more difficult.
Artist Holmes brings love of nature to her work
Elisabeth Holmes was the child who opened a gift, set the toy aside, and figured out something creative to make from the box it came in. She will share her creative energy and skill with local children who attend the free Joyful Noise concert and arts event Jan. 27. "I always have known I was an artist," Holmes said. "I grew up in a world of fantasy, so I had to create the physical world I had imagined, make the things that were in my fantasy world."
Local storyteller to share her craft at free art event for children
Miles away from the Irish-American home where she grew up and years from her tell-me-a-story girlhood, Liverpool's 2011 Teacher of the Year, Mary Shea Rys, has a growing reputation herself as a teller of tales, a seanachie (pronounced shawn'-a-key). She will share her art in a creative workshop Sunday, Jan. 27, as part of a child-focused event, "Afternoon in the Arts," sponsored by Joyful Noise Concert Series for the Community. The free concert begins at 4 p.m. in the sanctuary of Liverpool First United Methodist Church, and activities — including a hands-on workshop with a visual artist, opportunities to try playing various instruments, and the story workshop.
Christmas is 'Unsinkable' at NSBC
We've all been there: the whole family's over for a big holiday dinner, and a major appliance gives out. That's the story behind this year's Christmas pageant at North Syracuse Baptist Church (NSBC), "The Unsinkable Christmas," according to pageant director Annette Davie. "It's about the Bradley family, Grandma and Grandpa, and the kids are coming," Davie said. "They don't get to see each other very often, so there's the anticipation of that and the excitement, all the hustle and bustle, what we all expect at Christmas. Then you've got a lot of people all packed into a small place. All the siblings are picking on each other. There's a lot of humor."
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The phenomenon of apocalypticism offers a vision of a world beyond this one, which human beings may attain after death. The emphasis of this literature is on understanding that the world is not what it seems to be and on the disclosure of hidden reality.
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Lackland Air Force Base is part of Joint Base San Antonio, which also includes Randolph Air Force Base and the Army's Fort Sam Houston. Lackland Air Force Base was established in 1941 and operated independently until it was merged with the other bases in 2010. Lackland AFB is home to the 802d Mission Support Group.
Located in southwestern San Antonio, there are plenty of apartments near Lackland AFB available. This busy city is considered one of the nation's ten largest cities and it is still growing at a fast rate. San Antonio's strong economy is based, in part, on military. Other industries include oil and gas, tourism, health care, and government. It is the county seat of Bexar County.
San Antonio's South Side is the closest section to Lackland AFB. The South Side is a busy area, home to Palo Alto College, Texas A&M University-San Antonio, and the military bases. Attractions in South Side include four historic missions, River Walk, and "Ghost Tracks," a supposedly haunted section of railroad tracks.


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Britain Caught Between a Rock and Spying Allegations
MOSCOW Russian officials on Monday accused four British diplomats of spying in an incident reminiscent of a Cold War-era James Bond movie, saying the alleged agents used short-range communications equipment hidden in fake rocks to exchange information with Russian sources.

The Federal Security Service, or FSB, the main successor agency to the Soviet-era KGB, charged that one of the diplomats, Second Secretary Marc Doe of the British Embassy's political section, also channeled money from his government to prominent Russian human-rights groups.

The allegations follow strong international criticism of Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier this month for signing a law that imposes strict new conditions on Russia's nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and limits their ability to receive foreign funding. The measure was seen as an attempt to tighten the Kremlin's control over society and limit the influence of government critics in the wake of uprisings in Ukraine, Georgia and Kyrgyzstan in recent years.

FSB spokesman Sergei Ignatchenko told reporters that the Russian intelligence agency had confiscated one communication device installed in a fake rock, and that British intelligence had retrieved a similar device spotted by the Russians. A Russian accused of having contacts with the alleged British agents was detained and confessed to espionage, Ignatchenko asserted, according to a news report.

The charges came a day after state-run RTR television aired videotape that it said showed British agents repeatedly approaching a fake stone and eventually carrying it away. The program alleged that the diplomats and their Russian agents used hand-held computers to upload and download information to each other through the equipment in the rocks.

Ignatchenko said the hidden communications devices could be accessed from up to 80 feet, and that one or two seconds was all that was needed for information to be transferred.

The British Foreign Office responded with a statement that it was "concerned and surprised at these allegations." <
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shooting with different pellets on the same fill doesnt seem like it would get any thing because as the pressure drops the difference in pellets would affect the results. so shooting with one pellet, than another on the same fill, till you find the sweet spot of all pellets tested.
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Pumas drop season opener in Victoria
The Kitsap Pumas lost to the Victoria Highlanders 3-0 on the road Saturday in the team's Premier Development League season opener.
It was a rough start for Kitsap, which lost to Vancouver 3-0 in last year's season opener. The Pumas were without several starters due to lack of eligibility and injuries. Also, head coach James Ritchie was serving a one-game suspension for earning a red card in last season's playoff loss to Portland. Assistant Andrew Chapman served as the team's head coach.
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PEORIA, Ariz. – Of the injured Giants, manager Bruce Bochy considers Hector Sanchez the most uncertain to be fully healed by Opening Day.
But there's little doubt that Pablo Sandoval's health is the most vital for the Giants, and trainer Dave Groeschner revealed Tuesday that Sandoval has two issues with his right elbow.
Sandoval was pulled from Sunday's lineup because of an inflamed nerve, and he also has a bone spur that Groeschner described as a chronic problem.
Will the third baseman be ready to play against the Los Angeles Dodgers on April 1?
"Yeah – I hope so," Sandoval said. "I'm ready, but you need to take care of the elbow, too. I'm going to do my treatment."
The rehabilitation and rest will continue the rest of this week, and Sandoval will be re-evaluated over the weekend. Groeschner and Bochy said it is premature to be worried about Sandoval's availability for the season opener.
"I'm still confident he'll be ready," Bochy said. "Sure, it's a setback. But if all goes well, we'll have time to get him ready by Opening Day. Hopefully, this thing calms down by this weekend, and we'll get back to work."
Sandoval had an MRI on Monday and said the finger numbness that comes with his condition, ulnar neuritis, already has gone away. Groeschner doesn't believe the spur will require surgery at any point, adding that many players have dealt with that spur and Sandoval has known about it since 2009.
"We're making sure we get this thing calmed down," Groeschner said.
Sanchez, the backup catcher, will get at-bats as a designated hitter in a minor-league game today as he continues to work his way through shoulder soreness. The switch hitter took batting practice from the right side Tuesday but still feels pain when swinging from the left side. Sanchez is scheduled to test his shoulder by playing catch today, and Bochy said he hopes Sanchez can return to a game this weekend, the last of Cactus League action.
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World-renowned chef José Andrés will bring his first fast-casual eatery to the Foggy Bottom Campus of George Washington University in early spring 2015.
Beefsteak (as in beefsteak tomato), a vegetable friendly, dine-in and take-out restaurant, will be located at the corner of 22nd and I Streets NW.
As reported in GW Today, "The George Washington University is the perfect home to introduce our first Beefsteak location," Mr. Andrés said. "The university has always brought the bigger issues about food to the spotlight and in many ways, I was inspired by the conversations I had with my students about the future of food in creating this concept."
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The New York Times reported in early January, 1934, that Tugwell might become Undersecretary of Agriculture.1 On March 26 Congress passed an appropriation act creating the position. The same day Henry Wallace wrote to the President, recommending the appointment of Tugwell under the appropriation act, which was "so worded that the place can be established and filled immediately."2 On April 24 Roosevelt sent the nomination to the Senate.
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After each completed thread, we're randomly picking someone who participated to choose the next episode we do. The lucky winner this time around was Mach7! And Mach7has chosen "Arena" as our next Line-by-Line challenge!
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The Enterprise is in orbit of Cestus III, in the transporter room...
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