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Joe Cowan is happy to be at UCLA and happy to leave it at that. But the fact that the junior receiver for UCLA — a starter and the...
Joe Cowan is happy to be at UCLA and happy to leave it at that.
But the fact that the junior receiver for UCLA — a starter and the Bruins' third-leading receiver — is the son of former UW quarterback Tim Cowan, who still lives in the area, raises the obvious question.
Why isn't Joe Cowan at UW?
His father, who still holds the UW school record for passing yards in a bowl game (350 in the 1982 Aloha Bowl against Maryland), has a ready answer.
"He had an opportunity to go here, but when it was all said and done, he didn't fit the kind of profile of the kid that [then-UW coach] Rick Neuheisel was recruiting at the time," said Tim Cowan. "My personal feeling was that Rick was recruiting a kid that fit his personality, and I don't think he was necessarily recruiting kids that met the needs of the team."
It wasn't as if the Huskies weren't looking at receivers at the time — Cowan was a member of the Class of 2003, when the UW signed seven receivers.
Joe Cowan, his father said, is a reserved person who doesn't often show a lot of overt enthusiasm. He said Neuheisel took that for a lack of interest in UW during his official recruiting trip.
'I told Rick, 'He's a quiet kid, and you're trying to re-sell a program to a kid who's been around it all his life,' " Tim Cowan said. "Rick could have done a better job recruiting him, but as it turns out, he's in a pretty good situation."
Asked if he might be a Husky if Neuheisel had shown more interest, Joe Cowan said, "It's hard to say what would have happened. But I like that I'm here and at UCLA."
He's fitting in well this season with seven catches for 87 yards in three games. And he likes Southern California, where he went to high school in Pico Rivera after the divorce of his parents. Tim continues to live in Seattle, where he works in insurance.
Joe Cowan was joined at UCLA a year later by his younger brother, Patrick, now the fourth-string QB as a redshirt freshman. Patrick also had some initial interest in UW, but Tim Cowan said then-coach Keith Gilbertson told him up front that the team's No. 1 QB in that recruiting class was Woodinville's Matt Tuiasosopo, who signed with the Huskies before deciding to play baseball with the Mariners.
Tim Cowan said Gilbertson had a chance encounter with UCLA coaches and let them know that Patrick Cowan was still available, which led the Bruins to take another look at him and offer a scholarship.
"I really appreciated how Gilbertson and [former UW offensive coordinator] John Pettas dealt with Patrick," Tim Cowan said.
Come Saturday, Tim Cowan, who also scored a TD in UW's 1981 Rose Bowl win over Iowa, will have no divided loyalties.
"I've got to go with the Bruins," he said. "For the next few years I can live with that."
• FSN will replay the "Whammy in Miami" — UW's memorable win at Miami in 1994 — on Oct. 7 at 7:30 p.m. The replay had been planned for last Thursday before FSN suffered technical problems relating to Hurricane Katrina.
• Willingham, who meets the media before practice, said CB Matt Fountaine was questionable to practice yesterday. Willingham said there was little change in the likes of injured players Jordan White-Frisbee, Dash Crutchley and Carl Bonnell. White-Frisbee still has a redshirt year left and Willingham said it will soon be time to start making decisions on which players will redshirt.


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The Warriors on Wednesday announced that Lindsey Hunter is coming on board as an assistant coach on Mark Jackson's staff. You may remember him from his 17-year career as a serviceable back-up point guard for a host of teams, mostly with the Pistons.
More recently, he was the poor sap in charge of that four-car pileup in Phoenix last season called the Suns. He was promoted to interim head coach (rather controversially) when Alvin Gentry was let go at exactly the midpoint of the season. It was his first stint as a head coach, albeit short-lived. The Suns opted not to retain him for this season and lured Jeff Hornacek from Utah.
So with Hunter now with the Warriors (and on what already was a legendary assistant coaching staff), we thought this would be a wonderful chance to revisit the highlight of Hunter's brief tenure as Suns head coach. Enjoy:
And in GIF form!
Just the greatest. Can't wait to see similar reactions from Hunter with Draymond Green this season.
Hunter went 12-29 in his half-year in charge. Yeah, but in his defense: MICHAEL BEASLEY.
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This is for sure the best stamp ever created, lol. Its VERY well done and impressive! I think you're very talented!
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Clever the animation is really smooth too.
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Assimilation ideology and situational well-being among ethnic minority members
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Abstract Two experimental questionnaire studies were conducted to test whether assimilation ideology affects the relationship between ethnic self-esteem and situational well-being of Turkish-Dutch participants. Social identity theory argues that ethnic identity can buffer the effects of group identity threat on well-being, and self-esteem research suggests that a positively evaluated self-aspect can form an important source of well-being. Results show that in an assimilation context, ethnic self-esteem is positively related to feelings of global self-worth and general life-satisfaction. The findings suggest that ethnic self-esteem is an important factor for well-being in an assimilation context that undermines minority group members ability to live their ethnic identity and threatens their group?s positive distinctiveness.
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Neely's BBQ Sauce
- 2 cups ketchup
- 1 cup water
- 1/2 cup apple cider vinegar
- 5 tablespoons light brown sugar
- 5 tablespoons sugar
- 1/2 tablespoon fresh ground black pepper
- 1/2 tablespoon onion powder
- 1/2 tablespoon ground mustard
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
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In a medium saucepan, combine all ingredients. Bring mixture to a boil, reduce heat to simmer. Cook uncovered, stirring frequently, for 1 hour 15 minutes.
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38 weeks pregnant, both your baby's lanugo and vernix are disappearing. Nevertheless, a newborn baby can look a bit odd if born vaginally – often cone-headed, molded and bruised. (But still the cutest baby on earth..! :-)) To learn about normal newborn appearance, click here. Babies born through a C-section are not nearly as funny-looking in the beginning.
For mom, it is time to read up on giving birth and make sure to ask your midwife about anything you want to know about the birthing process.
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Your Baby's Development
The fetal age of your baby is now 36 weeks. His or her size is still changing as he or she continues to grow inside of you for the last few weeks. Typically your child will range in size right now from approximately 6 to 6.5 pounds in size (2.7-3 kg) and stretch out to about 18 inches in length (46 cm) or more.
The lanugo hair that has covered your baby's skin during his or her time in the womb for protection is almost gone now, but could still be apparent during delivery on the upper back and shoulders.
Vernix may still show in the creases and folds of your baby's skin during delivery but should have almost completely disappeared.
The baby's intestines will continue to collect meconium, which is the child's first bowel movement. This will be a tar-like substance that your baby will pass in the first few days and is completely normal.
Continued growth of an ounce a day (30gr) is common for infants during this time of pregnancy, although the exact rate will of course differ from baby to baby.
Many infants will have a firm grasping reflex by now and have been sucking their thumb in utero for weeks now. To learn about your newborn baby's abilities, read here.
Shining lights on your abdomen will make your baby look the other way.
If you are expecting a boy, the testicles have descended into the scrotum; while for those parents who are waiting for a girl's arrival, the labia are completely developed.
Mom's Body
Labor may be on your mind constantly during these last few weeks of pregnancy, which is quite normal.
For women who are experiencing birth for the first time (and second and third), you may find yourself anxious at the unknown, but remember that each delivery is different and there is no set way of delivering a baby.
Something very good to learn, is the difference between prelabor, false labor and real labor. Braxton-Hicks contractions are common and can be quite uncomfortable for many women, but are just part of your body getting ready for the big day. They are NOT real prelabor contractions.
Having knowledge about different ways to deal with the laboring process can help ease your mind. Learn about the stages of labor here.
There is no set way to deal with your contractions, so keep an open mind and be willing to try many different methods in order to find what works best for you during this time. The only truth is that breathing and relaxation helps, while holding your breath and being tense make things worse.
Many other concerns may come up during the weeks before your baby's birth. It may be helpful to have a list of questions to ask your doctor at your next visit or even for future reference once your baby is born. The decision to breastfeed your baby, circumcise your son, or even how long you may stay home from work after your baby's birth are all valid concerns that many women have once they give birth.
Talking to other women who have nursed or bottle-fed, and friends or family members can help shed some light on many of your anxieties that you may have and help you come to choices that will fit both you and your baby.
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Ho? Ho? Or Ho?
This year's grab bag of holiday mail was an interesting mix of the "I can't believe there's more!" spectacular array of free gifts and at the other end of the spectrum, the simplest of offers that are simmered down like demi-glace to, "You know what time of year it is. You know what to do. And we thank you for it."
Many of these seasonal packages I have seen before, while others are familiar tunes — but not only is the volume pumped up, it's also in state-of-the-art surround sound.
You know that wild Neiman Marcus Christmas catalog with the Fantasy Wish List? (This year's most expensive gift, for example: his and her watches from Van Cleef & Arpels called "Poetic Wish" — costing $1.09 million. Yikes.) Anyway, in the world of direct-response fundraising and fulfilling a Fantasy Wish List of front-end premiums, here's a doozy:
Merry Christmas!
St. Joseph's Indian School's 2012 Christmas Appeal is a chubby 9-inch-by-9.5-inch inline package with crazy madness inside premium-wise — from the gold foil "Christ Tunpi" teaser on the outer to the matching headline on the letter (it means "Merry Christmas" in Lakota, the first sentence explains).
This package is all about the free gifts "from the Lakota youngsters at St. Joseph's. May these simple gifts of love show our appreciation for your generous support:
- Lakota Dreamcatcher Ornament
- Gold Foil Address Labels
- Holiday Notepads
- Silver Foil Stationery Seals
- Holiday Gift Tags"
Add to the above what's not listed: a 7-inch-by-8.5-inch 2013 year-at-a-glance calendar personalized in my name and a certificate of appreciation on heavyweight stock, also personalized in my name.
If you're a regular reader of this column, then you know how I feel about the importance of storytelling. In this case, St. Joseph's introduces Emily, a 7-year-old who was quiet and hopeless when she arrived a year ago but today is thriving at her loving home-away-from-home where she's getting an education, fed nutritious meals and is warmly clothed.


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Overwhelmed at being invited to inaugurate the 19th Kolkata International Film Festival (KIFF), megastar Shah Rukh Khan Sunday said he would learn Bengali from actress-politician Jaya Bachchan to be a "true Bengali".
"Thank you Kolkata for adopting me and giving me the opportunity to be here. I have been coming here for the last three years and I promise you next time I am here I will speak in Bengali so Jaya aunty feels I am truly, truly from Kolkata then," said the actor at the opening ceremony.
"I will come to you and learn from you. So next time when you stand on stage I will be a true Bengali and welcome everyone."
During the inaugural ceremony, Bachchan had addressed her husband Amitabh, SRK, and Kamal Haasan as "non-real Bengalis".
Shah Rukh, who is also the brand ambassador of West Bengal, hoped that platforms like the KIFF offer a boost to Indian films, and help them scale greater heights.
"Festivals like this one express collective happiness over life, I think. I hope creative interactions of this scale help Indian films reach the height that great filmmakers present tonight, and those who passed away, like the wonderful Rituparno, dreamt of for Indian film," Khan said, finishing his speech by quoting Satyajit Ray.
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What now in Newtown? Seize the change, healers say
"If you have not done so already, please take a moment now to think about what you wish the future to look like," Dumais wrote in an email to his students and staff. "We had no control over this senseless, cruel, horrific act, but we do have absolute control over our response to it."
People first must survive the present.
Dennis Stratford, who works for the school district, happened to be making a delivery to Sandy Hook Elementary School when the gunman attacked. He saw dead children. He saw the remains of dead children on those who survived. He waited agonizing minutes for his own child to emerge unharmed from the school. Two of his neighbors' children did not.
"I go home and cry every night, and I cry every morning," Stratford said.
He went to one counseling session, but the horrific images remain. What helps more is work: sorting through the warehouses full of gifts, delivering them where they need to go or doing whatever else needs to be done for his town.
"There were nine minutes of evil, and an infinity of goodness after that," Stratford said, sitting on a forklift loaded with gifts. "This is therapy for me."
MacInnes, the retired teacher, said Lanza did not require extra academic attention and he acted normal socially. She said Lanza was a gentle soul and she never saw him after the second grade. MacInnes first confirmed to The Washington Post that Lanza was in her class at Sandy Hook.
Matthew Crebbin, pastor of the Newtown Congregational Church and leader of the Newtown Interfaith Clergy Association, said the rest of the world will soon go back to normal.
"The bad news and the good news in Newtown is that our community will never be the same," Crebbin said. "It doesn't have to mean that this is a world of just loss and sorrow and spiraling disruption if we can draw from this strength and have a sense that we are called to something more and to strengthen connections to each other."
Associated Press writers Brock Vergakis, Pat Eaton-Robb and Michael Melia contributed to this report.
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From Farm Field to a French Grave
A hundred years ago, my Uncle Oscar French was torn with a difficult decision. He was attending high school in Midland, Ontario but his buddies were going off to fight the Kaiser in Europe. The war won his attention. In the spring of 1915, he enlisted for service in the Canadian Army. Two years later he died at Vimy Ridge.
The previous year, on July 28, 1914, Oscar, then 16, was quietly doing his chores on the family farm near Waverley. That day Austria declared war on Serbia and began bombing the capital Belgrade the next day. The bombing set in motion a chain of events that would engulf the world in war and lead to Oscar's death. Oscar probably knew almost nothing of Serbia and Austria but he would be drawn to the battlefields of Europe and a grim death at Vimy Ridge on April 9, 1917. Uncle Oscar wrote a series of letters to his mother, my grandmother, which are chronicled in the forthcoming book Letters to Vimy. To read more, CLICK HERE.
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Lianshan Autonomous County of Zhuang in Qingyuan City is always famous for its picturesque scenery. Furthermore, there is another new tourism spot- Daxushan Feipuqun Scenic spot. The natural scene is praised as Guangdong Jiuzaigou by local people.
The two reasons to Daxushan
The First one is Free Oxygen Cafe
Daxushan Feipuqun Scenic Spot is located in Daxushan of Sanshui Township which is 13 kilometers in the southwest of the county. It is reported by local travel department that several years ago a former climbed up the mountain to dig bamboo shoots and founded the unique and grand fall groups. And then he told the county leader. From then on, the fall groups attracted the local government's attention. Daxushan not only has abundant fall resource but also has high rate of anion density in the sky. The density of anion around the falls is up to 40.000 to 100.000 per stere.
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Daxushan Feipuquan Scenic Spot has lofty mountains, bushy forest, clear and clean water, weaving topography, groups of falls and very fresh and cool air. The tenet of the scenic spot is in the pursuit of nature. The path for climbing mountain and pavilions for tourists to appreciate falls are in line with the surrounding environment. Besides, the pavilions, made of bark and bamboo, are simple and charming.
Daxushan Scenic spot has natural, simple and elegant atmosphere which creates a natural tourism resort for people. On the way to Daxushan Scenic Spot, there is a place which has gold. So tourists can enjoy the game. If you are lucky, you may find the really gold.
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UAV for Property Parcel Identification and Analysis
Hello everybody!
I am an avid FPV'er and RC hobbyist. I have done some AP work outside the US (currently reside in Miami) and was recently approached by a firm to do something ambitious and quite interesting.
I need some input as to whether it is possible and am also reaching out to the community for someone who could help me and is involved in this kind of thing.
The firm that reached out is based in Latin America and they´re main business is collecting property taxes for counties.
Basically the county has a tax record or tax roll for each existing parcel and charges each land owner based on those records. The reality is that the tax records are completely out of date and people who actually pay the property tax are a true minority. This company acts as a collection agency based on the tax records and basically charges a fee on collections (approx. 20%).
The reason they reached out to me is that they would ideally like to not only collect but also charge the counties for updating theyre tax records and parcel information.
Obviously this is a very involved operation, they are extremely interested and have asked me to look into it further.
Here is what I have been thinking:
Build a plane (gas) with a camera to run waypoints (grid pattern) and fly taking aerial pictures of each county at a given height. We would then get the pictures stitched together and identify parcels from the current tax record. Once identified we would measure (bear with me) the area of each parcel and compare with current records. If there is a discrepancy by more than X% a ground team is sent in to assess and measure.
The records are then updated to the new area of land or constructed square feet/meters and the parcel is identified/updated.
There are a lot of variables here I need help with.
Current assumptions:
- It is efficient enough in terms of terrain covered for a gas plane to fly a large grid and stitch together the aerial photos to get an updated view of parcels
- we can establish area of each parcel by measuring the photos as we are flying at a given and constant height
- the taxation of the property will be in terms of area and constructed square feet/meters. If it is a 2,3,4, etc... story structure that needs to be taken into consideration.
Setup I am considering:
- large gas plane flown with an APM 2.6 to achieve grids/waypoints and data logging
In short, this is the info I am working with and if my initial assumptions are correct and on target I will look into specifics regarding terrain to be covered, etc.
Any thoughts!!??
From my experiences running uav in the field in remote locations, definitely have lots of spare parts. Completely redundant systems if possible. No single point of failure!
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So, I have a new commuting bike. I bought this:
I thought Id share some comments among other bike-obsessed people. Consider or ignore as you see fit.
I have been commuting and utility-biking, if thats a word, for nearly twenty years. So, I have a pretty clear idea of what I want.
The last time I bought a new bicycling for commuting and errands, it was about ten years ago. Cyclocross was barely a thing. Touring bikes were the only practical option. I like touring bikes a lot for practical cycling, even still. I ride all year around, though, in the wet, the snow, and the slush. I havent been able to keep a steel frame intact for more than five years or so. Sometimes my bike lasts less time than that. It doesn't matter what sort of frame preparation I do when the bike is new. Moisture gets in and the frame corrodes. Never fails.
I am not interested in disassembling a bike even every couple of years to update frame treatments. If I didnt mind completely disassembling a bike, after all, I would just buy a Trek 520 or something else with a lifetime warranty and exchange the frame when it corrodes. No thanks.
So, I wanted an aluminum frame. Something a bit quicker than a touring frame was welcome after the years on touring bikes, too. A cyclocross bike seemed to fit the bill perfectly.
I have been wrenching on my bikes for a long time, so setting one up is not a difficult proposition for me. Also, perhaps its just me or perhaps its just my location, but I dont believe LBS are what they used to be. There arent that many knowledgeable bike mechanics around, much less knowledgeable sales people. There isnt much I cant do on my bike more quickly than it can be done in the shop. Usually, I can do it better, simply because I take more time to get it exactly right as compared to what the shop would do. My job keeps me very busy, but even still some time spent wrenching has marginal benefit to me simply because LBS are so inefficient at repair these days. I wasnt looking to spend a lot of dough on my commuter rig, either, and there isnt much difference among bikes of whatever brand at my desired price. Lower-end, but decent, bikes were especially appealing to me, because if one thing is true about commuting regularly in all weather its that components wear out. Id prefer a rig with cheaper maintenance costs than a more expensive bike.
BikesDirect, Nashbar, or something like that made sense to me, in other words. In particular, seeing the change in BikesDirect over time has been very interesting. If youre capable of setting a dealer-ready bike up yourself, and if you know the minimal amount necessary to check for spectacular defects in manufacturing, BD is a great bargain. I doubt the frames from LBS brands are any better than the BD makes up to thousands of dollars of price. And you can save some bread with the BD lines, certainly.
So, I got this Motobecane. I actually wanted this lower-end model, even apart from price, because I want to put a rack on the front and use a pair of panniers. I don't trust a carbon fork for that job. Id prefer the bike with the steel fork.
Also, I cant see buying a road bicycle with disk brakes. Who would do that? Yes, I get that the disks could provide some marginal benefit in wet conditions. In principle, you could also descend for a very long time riding the brakes without worrying about popping a tire from an overheated rimassuming the disks were large enough to radiate heat properly.
However, theres nothing wrong with rim brakes. I, and just about everyone else, have used rim brakes in all kinds of conditions forever. Theyre fine. Ive toured in mountainous areas and made long descents with rim brakes. Ive ridden in winter for years with rim brakes. Ive made more than my share of emergency stops with rim brakes. Ive never had a tire explode, Ive never had my bike shoot helplessly into traffic with wet or icy rims, and Ive never just crashed because of inadequate stopping power. The U-style brakes on racing brakes are not the most amazing devices, but V-brakes or cantilevers just have to be set up properly. These brakes are more than adequate to their purpose.
The straight-wire cantilevers are particularly good, in my view. I like V-brakes, too, but Ive always thought the cantis worked well.
Disk brakes seem to me an unnecessary complication for a commuter road bike. Theyre going to be more complicated to work on than even cantilever brakesand since there are now the commercial pre-harnessed wire dealies for cantilevers the cantilevers are even easier to work on. Im not confident the disk technology has matured yet for the higher speeds of road cycling as compared to mountain biking, either. Perhaps most importantly, disks are significantly more expensive than rim brakes, too. I cant see that the disks would be worth the extra money and trouble, never mind the heavier brake parts and the beefier frame that would be required. The dished front wheels, which are going to be more expensive than generic symmetrical front wheels when it comes to replacement, are just another annoyance. So, a disk-braked bike was out.
So far, Ive been pretty happy with the bike. It certainly feels faster, and in timed rides it is a bit faster, than my steel touring bikes. The lighter weight is nice when the bike needs to be picked up. I expected Id be indifferent to them, but I find that I dig the top bar housing-pushing brakes.
I have been pleasantly surprised by the Sora shifters. My reaction has undoubtedly been helped because these shifters have such a bad reputation. My gf bought a Trek 1000 when they came with Sora, and hers had no fine adjustment in the front derailleur back then. The set-up on this bike is fine, though. I was going to change out at least the front with a bar-end friction shifter, but the stock front shifter-derailleur works well enough. It has fine-adjustment on the lower two rings, too.
Here, too, is an area in which obsession far outstrips necessity for most cyclists, particularly commuters. Integrated brakes/shifters are fine, but they're hardly crucial. Plenty of still-awesome bikes were made with downtube shifters not all that long ago. One of my favorite bikes still has downtube shifters. Touring bikes get sold nowadays for good money with bar-end shifters. So, whether I could shift "in the drops" with Sora was a matter of minimal concern to me, though I see that issue generates a lot of keystrokes on this forum.
I would prefer that the bike had the bridge for a rear fender to attach between the stays, but some zip-ties to attach a fender to the kickstand mounting bracket would be an adequate work-around.
A cross bike makes a great commuter, and so far Ive been pleased with this one. Well see what the miles bring.


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The forward had a goal chalked off for an alleged handball in the second half of a thrilling encounter on Saturday night, and was relieved to see his nation emerge victoriousHulk has revealed his anger at match officials for disallowing his second half strike in Brazil's dramatic last-16 penalty shoot-out victory over Chile.
David Luiz opened the scoring 18 minutes into an enthralling encounter in Belo Horizonte but Alexis Sanchez levelled matters just after the half-hour mark.
The forward thought he had put Brazil back in front in the second half but his goal was disallowed for handball and the Selecao ultimately only scraped through 3-2 on penalties, with Julio Cesar saving two spot-kicks.
"It was a great match," Hulk, who missed during the shootout, told Rede Globo. "We knew how good Chile are.
"But we lost concentration and I made a mistake. It was our only mistake and they ended up scoring a goal.
"But then, there was my goal too, when the ball came to my chest but it wasn't given. To me, it was clean. I controlled the ball on my chest and shoulder.
"I saw the ball go in but he didn't give it and I initially thought [that the linesman] had given offside.
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Community letters: On Escondido police tactics, San Diego schools and more
Anti-Latino perception is off mark
It is interesting that the Union-Tribune assumes the Escondido electorate's votes in favor of Sam Abed, Marie Waldron and Ed Gallo to be anti-Latino simply because that trio is opposed to illegal immigration ("Escondido opts for the hard line," Editorial, Nov. 4). It is interesting that just because Escondido chooses to target drivers who are drunk, don't have valid licenses and don't have insurance, that it is anti-Latino. It is assumed that upholding the law as it refers to immigration is somehow a bad thing and that all Latinos automatically must agree with you.
We are fortunate to have the Latino population in Escondido that we have, and I think most voters agree. They bring a vast richness of skills, entrepreneurial spirit and culture, and without them the city would collapse. But we who live here, as opposed to those who just write about our community, also have enough respect for that Latino population to understand the value of separating those who are here legally from those who are not.
Hamlin Tallent
Checkpoints target lawbreakers
I disagree with the critics of Escondido Police Chief Jim Maher, who claim that the chief's hard line "has sent a chilling message to the entire Latino community." ("Escondido back in illegal immigration spotlight," SignOn San Diego, Oct. 31.) The only members of Escondido's Latino community who truly need to be concerned about checkpoints are those who are not legal residents, who do not posses valid driver's licenses or who are driving under the influence. In other words, lawbreakers, and that is precisely the mandate of the police: to detect and detain lawbreakers.
Henry C. Clifford
San Diego
Discretionary funds' increase not a savings
The story "Flexible funds for administrators grew" (Watchdog, Nov. 4) says the San Diego Unified School District is setting aside $700,000 for discretionary purposes, up from $264,000 last year, yet the district claims it is saving taxpayer money. This claim is either disingenuous or another example of bureaucratic doublespeak. The real shame is that these funds come from instruction and curriculum.
Weldon Donaldson
San Diego
Find a racial balance in National City
For a Philippine-born like myself working and doing business in National City, it's disappointing that the only Filipino candidate, Ditas Yamane, lost in the Nov. 2 election for City Council. Americans of Filipino ancestry account for nearly one-fifth of the city's population and it's quite inconceivable that she would lose, especially when other Filipinos did not make any attempt for the two council seats.
There's no doubt that Mona Rios and Luis Natividad, who eventually won, are qualified. But the fact is that the ethnic complexion of National City has become fully Hispanic, except for Mayor Ron Morrison. Don't we need a racial balance there, which Yamane could have provided?
I'm Filipino, and I can say with a straight face that Filipinos are their own worst enemies.
Romy Marquez
San Diego
Thank you to voters
I want to thank the voters of Vista for the support leading up to the election and at the polls. This November shows that people have confidence in past elected leaders and have faith in the future of Vista. I am proud to have been elected to serve you on City Council and will work to provide integrity, faith and trust in your local government.
Vista can improve in many ways and needs to continue to move forward with the progress already started by the previous council. I look forward to helping shape Paseo Santa Fe and to continue the development of our local economy. I also look forward to working with the Fire Department in its quest to consolidate our fire departments in North County and save money and provide improved services for our taxpayers.


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A year after its debt-saddled organizers almost pulled the plug, the 34th Seattle Pride Parade returned to the heart of downtown Sunday, with new corporate sponsors and its hallmark mix of the outré and the ordinary.
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Seattle Out and Proud, the nonprofit group that produces the parade, estimated that 400,000 people lined the one-mile route from Union Street to Denny Way and attended the related celebrations. The parade is Seattle's second-largest behind the Seafair Torchlight Parade.
In 2006, Seattle Out and Proud racked up more than $100,000 in debt after relocating the parade and an accompanying festival from Capitol Hill, the epicenter of Seattle's gay community. The group owed the money for renting the city-owned Seattle Center to hold the PrideFest festival.
Last year, PrideFest was spun off to an independent company, One Degree Events, and is now run separately from the parade, said Troy Campbell, marketing and promotions director for Seattle Out and Proud.
The group is paying off the debt in installments. Meanwhile, this year's parade, which cost $40,000, should turn a profit, Campbell said.
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Among the spectators were a retired couple from Bellevue who had come to catch their first Pride Parade at the urging of a firefighter buddy. Jerry (his wife would not permit him to give his last name), a former bus driver, stood out in his crisp white T-shirt emblazoned "USA."
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Jun 14 2010You've Got To Be Kidding Me: Bullet Earbuds
Free booze: want. Bullet earphones: do not want.
These Teknines Nine Millimeter Earphones from MUNITO look like bullets but they are in fact earphones. The copper alloy cases are gold plated and the cords are covered in Kevlar, and yes you will look like a pathetic wannabe gangster if you go out and spend the $250 it costs to get a pair.
$250?! Are you out of your gotdamn mind?! I'll tell you what -- you bring me twos shotgun shells and I'll make you some real earbuds. Plus every pair comes with a free story! One about you and I getting a little farm together and livin' off the fat of the land. Plus raising rabbits! (That's when I blow your brains out)
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Those are actually kinda cool..
Actually I change my mind.. I imagined how they would look sticking out of my ear. Ugh, worse than those earphones shaped like ducks and rabbits.
"I'm gonna pet da rabbits George.... just sayin", Lenny seemed to say
Cool concept, but agree with 2. You'd look like a tool wearing them.
what uses will they find for munition next?
I want earbuds that look like an arrow's sticking thru my head.
Well I'd hope for $250 they would have good sound quality. Also Kevlar cords? That seems entirely unnecessary, it probably adds quite a bit of the price, and is completely useless. Nobody would know they were kevlar anyway! And if they did get shot i doubt it would really protect the wiring.
$250?!?! I could by a dozen flat brimmed baseball caps for that price.
"I'm gonna pet da rabbits George.... just sayin", Lenny seemed to say
I wonder if they keep out the thinny?
They're probably not very good headphones either. I've never even heard of that brand.
Nice 'Of Mice and Men' reference... I bet GW wears a glove to keep his hand soft as well....for when he jerks it looking at dinos
Nice on Shelbon. Nice one. AHHA. Poor poor lenny. Poor poor rabbits too. but yea man wtf 250 bucks for a pair of bullet earplug you can make out of fucking aluminium balls and sticking em on ur earplugs?! thats prolly less than 50 cents man!
@10 Not so much the chimes, though.
"Bring me TWOS shotgun shells"
wow GW you need to start proofreading some more
I can't believe that anyone would pay money for these. I just made myself a pair for $0, with an old pair of earbuds, two pieces of .45 brass, and a wire cutters. I am going to make an instructable about this.
I just looked in the mirror while wearing them....
It was cool in concept, but not in practice.
I sure am glad I didn't pay $250 for them. Well, so much for that idea.
I wanna pet da blue rabbits, and dem yellow rabbits.
Yes, blue, yellow, red, purple, one of every color.
And i can feed them the alfalfa george!!!
you could blow your eardrums out with those things.
The uh..."brilliant" creator
definitely keeps out the sound of the the thinny
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Attempts at murderJune 19,2014
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This is in response to a recent letter from Toronto, Ontario, referring to the acquittal of the woman who attacked a police officer. While in the Legislature, and with excellent support, I saw one of my bills become law: attempts at murder that fail are now charged as murder.
As with some other bills, it happened locally, and the young woman who was left for dead went through a long, extremely painful recovery. Though near death, and because of her strength and nearby campers in the woods, she survived and has been an extremely productive citizen. It can certainly pay off to follow through on weaknesses in our legal system, and, yes, change is possible.
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Got myself smokes and a bottle of rum... Just need to numb how depressed and alone I feel. I don't see my situation ever getting better.
1st mothers day.. Pregnant, don't expect anything
2nd mothers day.. Dh says happy mothers day, stays in bed and does nothing all day (his dad got me a flower)
3 and 4th air at his shitty family's place on the couch watching TV while they all do whatever.. (his family treats all in-laws like a red headed step child... We all are no good, and they talk shut bad about us all behind our backs)
5th his parents lived with us... Yet again do nothing he watches tv and that's about it
5th (his parents live with another sucking)... Last minute drive 2 his to go there.. Sure on the couch watchingmy kids play.. He does nothing for me
6th.. Visit the same place.. He leaves with his siblings to take a family photo.. Gone all day..... Still nothing for me.. In laws sit around watching the kids.
7th same sibling visit for the weekend. Get a greasy greasy breakfast from his sister.. Sure around while they carry on
8.. Today.... Told while he was at work he us sorry for all the past years.. Gonna make it different... (he works graveyard) comes home to sleep a bit (which is cool.. He had been up all night) wakes up.... And again nothing. Woke up at 1130.. Its 250 now... Still alone with the kids doing nothing (but drinking myself into whatever..) Takes the kids to get me something (he is currently gone)...
What the fuck!!! Every year I do something special for him on fathers day... So don't want to this year, but I want to be the bigger person and still do something so I can stick it to him and hope he thinks he is an asshole!
Oh told him I am tired if sitting around doing nothing ever year... And he asks me while he is eating lunch.. You wanna go somewhere? Hey fuck head... Maybe make an effort!... So I just say no


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Celeste Abraham, DDS, MS
Associate Professor
Ibtisam Al-Hashimi, BDS, MS, PhD
Professor and Director of Salivary Dysfunction Clinic and Stomatology Research Laboratory
Carlos Parra Carrasquer, DDS, MS
Clinical Assistant Professor
Jun Young Cho, DDS
Associate Professor
Thomas G.H. Diekwisch, DMD, Ph.D. (sc.), Ph.D. (phil.)
Professor and Chair, Department of Periodontics
Deborah M. Foyle, DDS, MS, MSc
Clinical Assistant Professor, Director of Pre-Dental Periodontics
David Kerns, DMD, MS
Professor and Director, Postdoctoral Periodontics
Terry Rees, DDS, MSD
Professor and Director Stomatology