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Hello, I have the lite on 83850c drive, never has been flashed.
what should I do? I wanna have lt+ 1.9
First of all ! hello to all people here in ixtreme forum!
;; I have some questions, and i hope someone helps me ;;
1. I didnt read all the post so, sorry if it has already been posted
2. Im trying to flash my Xbox 360
3. I have a Hitachi Driver
The questions part :
1. I want to Know, if this firmware works on the hitachi drivers
2. I already downloaded the JungleFlash Tut, The JungleFlash Program as needed for the tuturial , do i need something more?
Thank you!
and if i did something wrong, tell me!! because im new here.. sorry if i broke any of the rules
And hope you understand my bad english
Thank you one more time!
iXtreme LT 1.9 Download
also a ck3 lite
and x360usb pro or VIA6421 pci Sata card
using the xbox as a power source is not good practice as it can flag you for a ban - you can use the sata ports on your mother board as long as your chipset is compatible - if not then you'll need one of the above mentioned hardware
Hello Again, one last thing!
Sorry for the Double-Post, i forgot to ask, can i do all the updates of the Xbox360 before i Flash it?
Thank you
And one more time sorry for the double-post
And if i do the Flash with the power supply on, if i doesnt have the Xbox connected to the network etc, its guarantee that ill get flagged? or i must give it a try, since i didn't found the ck3 lite in my country ( need to buy from an online store )
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"I would get up and tell a story that might take place in an orgy or something … and I could see the NPR crowd at the Moth going, 'Who's this guy and what's he talking about?"'
The man in question is Jefferson, a blogger and storyteller. Jefferson – a pseudonym – used to perform at the New York-based storytelling entity the Moth, but quickly realized his penchant for sharing details about his active sex life was a bit too risqué there. So he started sex-positive storytelling events in both his home base of New York and in D.C., where he went to college. Jefferson, who's bisexual, hosts the all-comers Bare event and the queer-focused Spill at D.C.'s Black Fox Lounge.
"The stories don't have to be raunchy," Jefferson explains. "The story of your first kiss is as relevant as the story of your most recent orgy." A musical act kicks off each event, followed by four scheduled storytellers plus one audience member picked at random. The whole point, says Jefferson, is "to create a climate where people feel more open talking about sex, which is only healthy."
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Do Colorado Prosecutors Have Too Much Incentive to Convict?
Undoubtedly, there are many prosecutors who are underpaid; public service, after all, can wreak havoc on one's pocketbook.
But should prosecutors receive bonuses if they score relatively high conviction rates? That's a plan devised by Colorado district attorney Carol Chambers, as the Denver Post reports here. (HT: Sentencing Law and Policy Blog.)
Under Chambers's bonus plan, which she implemented last year, assistant district attorneys are eligible to earn an average $1,100 reward if they participate in at least 5 trials during the year and get felony convictions in at least 70% of their trials, according to the Post, which notes that plea bargains don't count.
Chambers told the newspaper that her bonus system is similar to incentive plans used by private employers.
But some Colorado defense lawyers have voiced concern that the bonus system could possibly encourage prosecutors to pursue trials in lieu of plea bargains to qualify for a bonus. Denver district attorney Mitch Morrisey expressed a slightly different concern to the Post, saying that he worried a rule like Chambers's could discourage prosecutors from trying hard cases.
Chambers sent an email to her staff last December about the bonus plan, according to the Post. "This is a trial office," she wrote. "If you are doing the job, you are going to necessarily go to trial. We plea bargain most of our cases so that we can try the others."
Chambers told the Post that she plans to continue with her bonus system but noted that fiscal constraints could deplete her bonus pool.


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Oracle Enterprise Repository: Only for SOA Governance?
By michael.stamback on Sep 05, 2008
A recent posting by Lucas Jellema in his AMIS Technology blog covers some of the value that the Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER) brings to SOA Governance solutions and how vendors like BEA and Oracle have evolved their governance positioning. Toward the end of his blog, Lucas points out that OER could very well be used for managing assets that may not fall under the SOA domain.
It struck me that most of what applies in terms of Governance to SOA assets, also applies to other assets in any software engineering process. Trying to manage reusable components for example or even implementing a good maintenance approach for a non-SOA application is a tremendous challenge, that has many parallels with SOA Governance. And to some extent could benefit from applying a tooling infrastructure such as provided by the Enterprise Repository…
One of the big challenges that SOA has tried to overcome for years is equating SOA to web services. In the past, governing SOA assets has been about gaining visibility and control over reusable assets to establish the notion of trust amongst consuming applications. As Lucas points out, reuse cannot occur without trust that the service you are reusing won't negatively impact your application.
Oracle believes that if you want to properly govern your SOA, you need visibility and control over the end-to-end spectrum of assets your SOA is interacting with. Afterall, SOA Governance is an extension to existing IT governance and enterprise architecture governance, so why shouldn't the same apply to the assets?
OER provides the capability to gain visibility into and track relationships of all the assets that effect your SOA. Services must interface with something on the backend, so you need visibility into what those underlying components are, whether they be legacy mainframe artifacts, underlying applications, custom code, etc. You also need visibility going up the stack, including the consumers that are utilizing those services, what policies apply, etc. Having this end-to-end visibility gives you greater ability to manage change more accurately. Afterall, change doesn't just happen at the service level. If an underlying application component changes, you need to know how it will impact everything all the way up to the consuming process of a service interfacing that application component.
Lucas is correct. As a side effect of providing this capability, you can expand the role of OER beyond just SOA Governance related issues. The same capabilities and benefits that are provided for SOA related projects can also be applied on non-SOA related projects. That is one way in which Oracle provides support for you to truly treat SOA Governance as an extension to your existing IT and EA governance programs.
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In this episode titled, "Drive-In Date Night," Nancy and David are attending a Drive-In movie theater, probably one of the last of these wonderful attractions from yesteryear. The recipes from this show are here, as she makes All-American Cheeseburgers with Special Sauce, Roasted Onion Dip, Beer-Battered Curly Fries and to wash it all down, Cola Milk Shakes.
While Nancy's onions were in the oven in preparations for the onion dip, she had time to run over to Farmer Fred's Hill-Over Healthy & Fresh LLC, to get the fresh milk and ice cream for the shakes. When Nancy saw Farmer Fred and his wife, she was greeted warmly by both of them. She got to taste a sample of both the vanilla and chocolate ice cream and a quart of the freshest milk, sold only in glass bottles.
Once the onion dip was made, she put it in the refrigerator until it was ready. Nancy got out her curly fries maker to cut the potatoes. She heated oil to the proper temperature, using a thermometer, and warned everyone watching to never leave that pot. She then made the batter for them and had fun turning the handle on the curly fries maker. Once battered, she put them in the oil and fried them to perfection and dipped one in the onion dip for testing purposes only.
For the burgers, she buttered the skillet and toasted the buns. They had an awesome meal together before the drive-in date. Nancy then made the milk shakes for David's surprise. When they arrived at the Amenia Theater, it must have been classic car night, as there were loads of old cars and even the Batmobile on this episode of "Farmhouse Rules."
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Union membership shows distinct geographic pattern
November 02, 2000
Every State in the Middle Atlantic, East North Central, and Pacific divisions had a union membership rate of 15.0 percent or above in 1999. In contrast, every State in the East South Central and West South Central divisions had a rate that was below 15.0 percent.
North Carolina and South Carolina of the South Atlantic division were the only States with union membership rates below 5 percent—3.2 percent and 3.5 percent, respectively. These two States have had the lowest rates for the past 5 years.
New York, the most unionized State, had a union membership rate of 25.3 percent, eight times that of North Carolina.
At the national level, union members made up 13.9 percent of all persons with wage and salary employment in 1999, the same as in 1998.
The 1999 union membership data are from the Current Population Survey. The membership data refer to workers in both the public and private sectors. Find out more information on union membership by State in "Regional Trends," Monthly Labor Review, September 2000.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Union membership shows distinct geographic pattern on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2000/oct/wk5/art04.htm (visited June 28, 2016).
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Zoot Sims and Oscar Peterson: The Man I Love
The Man I Love
Zoot Sims (tenor sax), Oscar Peterson (piano), and Joe Pass (guitar)
Zoot Sims and the Gershwin Brothers (Original Jazz Classics OJC 444/Pablo 2310 (SACD))
Zoot Sims (tenor sax), Oscar Peterson (piano), Joe Pass (guitar),
George Mraz (bass), Grady Tate (drums).
Composed by George and Ira Gershwin.
Recorded: New York, June 6, 1975
Rating: 95/100 (learn more)
Here we have another Gershwin tune that has been recorded hundreds of times. But when a tune is that good and you have master musicians moving each other to make a great recording, the result is a fine addition to recorded jazz. That certainly is the case here.
It starts with that magnificent maestro of jazz piano, Oscar Peterson, playing simply sparkling lines that introduce the tune; that opening piano work is so good, you'll want to play this intro again. We are then treated to about six minutes of Zoot playing exceptionally fine variations and embellishments on the theme with great verve, dynamics and tone, adding excellent accents, with superb support by the others. After several choruses, Joe Pass then takes a solo, matching Sims with creativity and verve, though with more modest dynamics. Then Peterson gives us some more of that sparkling piano work, before Zoot takes it out.
This quintet plays so beautifully together, one would think they had toured as a group for years. Led by Zoot Sims, they produce a marvelous extended exploration of this Gershwin music and the artistic possibilities of the tenor sax.
Reviewer: Dean Alger
Tags: gershwin covers · tenor sax · the man i love
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1974 AMC Matador Oleg Cassini
The AMC Matador is a particular favorite of mine--I have both sung its praises and defended its honor from those who would impugn it.
After the most recent Matador post, reader Gary Thoreson dropped me an e-mail describing his Matador. It's the prettiest Matador I've ever seen, bar none, and the story behind the car is truly touching.
Here's Gary's story:
Submitted by Gary Thoreson
It was Feb. 19, 1999 in Abbotsford, B.C., and my Dad, Edwin Alberta Thoreson, became the proud owner of a 1974 Oleg Cassini Matador. The past owner, according to the transfer papers, was a man by the name of Henry Edge. The transfer papers had also stated the car was white in color. I believe this was the original color, but since then it had undergone a complete color change and was now green. The original gold vinyl top had been repainted white, but the front grille and base color for the hub caps were still gold--that didn't match too well with the green.
Although Dad received many offers to sell the car, he worked on it whenever he could and had visions of someday restoring the car. In 2003 Dad's legs weakened from age, making it very hard to get around, and after a serious fall the family decided to move him to a home where he could be taken care of. We brought him back to the house numerous times to check on the house, and his first concern was always checking on his old Matador. I remember him being very angry once when someone had stolen the rare "Oleg Cassini" emblems from the front fenders.
On Jan. 10 2005, Dad passed away peacefully, after joking with a nurse about where she was planning to put a flu shot. As the oldest son, and having seen the hidden beauty in the Matador that my Dad had seen, I decided to have the car moved to Calgary to try to make my Dad's dream come true. I am an Automotive teacher at Bishop Grandin High School in Calgary, which was convenient--I was able to utilize the school's resources and the student's help to work on the car.
The car was stripped and sent out for minor body repair and another
complete color change. Both my Dad and I were lovers of blue cars, and
so I decided to paint the bottom blue and leave the original vinyl top
white. I later learned that this shade of blue was one of the original
colors offered for Matadors in 1974. We removed the engine and rebuilt
it in the school, we serviced the differential, and sent the
transmission out for a rebuild.
When the car returned from the body shop, the underside was
undercoated and drive line installed. We installed new carpets,
reupholstered seats, and a new dash pad. To modernize the car and still
keep it original the AM radio was left in the car, fully operational,
and a hidden Pioneer deck was installed under the dash with subs and
amp secured in the trunk. The "X Package" stripe kit was installed (it
was still available from Sweden) and the final touch was gluing on the
missing "Oleg Cassini" emblems purchased online.
After two years of hard work, Dad's dream had become a reality. We commemorated the moment by putting on a special front plate that states "BEWARE THE MATADOR--This one's for you, Dad."
The car has traveled to car shows all over Canada. She has seen rain storms, snow storms, and one major hail storm in Red Deer. Other than one other Matador at the Chestermere show, I have not seen another Matador, but one comment seems to come up often--"Hey look at this! A Matador! I haven't seen one of these for years!" The funniest part is that most people have owned one.
The Matador wasn't as sporty as the Javelin; it was primarily a family car. For my family, it is just that. I go to most shows alone, but I feel that my Dad is with me for every mile we travel. I would like to thank my sisters, Linda and Lila, my brothers Larry and Danny, all the members of the AMCA, and all the contributors for all their donations and encouragement.
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|According to a new survey by Gallup and the Coexist Foundation 77% of Muslims identify with the UK, compared to 50% in the rest of the population.
The survey also finds that 75 per cent of Muslims say they identify with their religion; 82 per cent of Muslims say they are loyal to the UK, although only 36 per cent of the general public would consider Muslims loyal to the country.
Only 12 per cent of Muslims believe that removing the veil is necessary for integration, compared with 53 per cent of the general public. Compare this to the 18 per cent of the public that said the same about removing the Sikh turban.
Muhammad Yunis, senior analyst at Gallup, said: 'British Muslims are more likely to identify strongly with their nation, and to express stronger confidence in its democratic institutions, while maintaining a high degree of religious identity.
'British Muslims want to be part of the wider community and contribute to society however in many cases it is a harsh economic reality that holds them back and stops them from realising their full potential.'
It's not only harsh economic realities that holds British Muslims back from realising their full potential, but also the media's contribution, evidenced in the low figure of Britons that believe Muslims to be loyal to Britain, to the 'othering' of Muslims in Britain.
What better example of this than the way in which news of this survey has been covered in the Telegraph and in The Guardian.
While the Telegraph article features statistics relating to different aspects of the survey; attitudes towards loyalty, belonging, religious identity, trust in institutions, economic conditions and moral views, the Guardian article focuses almost exclusively on this final point; the conservative views held by Muslims in Britain compared to Muslims in France or Germany and the general population.
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Exorcism deaths were reported in Germantown, Maryland after Zakieya Latrice Avery, 28, tried to perform an exorcism on her children, according to a Huffington Post report on Monday. Two of her four children, Norell Harris, 1, and Zyana Harris, 2, died of multiple stab wounds adminsitered during the exorcism attempt. Her other children – aged 5 and 8 – were also injured and hospitalized, but they survived the exorcism attempt.
The Montgomery County Police released a statement which asserts that Avery was charged with two counts of first degree murder as well as two counts of attempted first degree murder.
Avery told investigators that she performed the exorcism because she thought it was necessary to remove the devil and evil spirits from her children.
Besides Avery, Monifa Denise Sanford, 21, was also charged with two murders for her involvement in the exorcisms. Sanford apparently lived with Avery and her children.
On Thursday night, police were called to the Avery home after someone reported that a child was in a car alone. When police arrived, the child was apparently taken inside the home. No one answered the door when police tried to investigate that incident. Then on Friday, at the same location, police were notified that there was a vehicle with a door open and a knife lying outside of the vehicle. That's when the police found the two dead children and the two injured children – all stabbed by a knife.
Police Captain Marcus Jones of the crime division said, "She thought the devil was in the kids, and that's sort of the thing she centered it around as to why she had to conduct an exorcism. She just thought that there were evil spirits within the kids." According to the police, Sanford made similar statements about the crime.
Avery and Sanford allegedly met at Excusia Ministries in Germantown – a church. However, Darryl Jones, the pastor of the church refused to discuss the murder case and wouldn't confirm that Avery and Sanford attended services at his church.
In spite of it all, Sylvia Wade, Avery's step-grandmother, says Avery was humble and meek and is a woman who loved her children.
The surviving children are going to be with their father who does not live in the area. He was separated from the children's mother.
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Here's a look at the college hockey holiday tournaments that start Friday:
Great Lakes Invitational
Where: Comerica Park, Detroit.
Friday's schedule: Michigan Tech (6-9-5) vs. Michigan State (5-9-1), 3:30 p.m. EST (Fox Sports Detroit Plus); No. 3 Michigan (10-2-2) vs. Western Michigan (7-8-3), 7 p.m. (Fox Sports Detroit)
Saturday's schedule: Third-place game, 3:30 p.m. EST (Fox Sports Detroit); championship game, 7 p.m. (Fox Sports Detroit, delay)
Live audio: Michigan Tech | Michigan State | Michigan | Western Michigan
Notes to know: The Great Lakes Invitational goes outside for the first time in its 49-year history, playing at the home of the Detroit Tigers. It's part of the Hockeytown Winter Festival.
• Michigan Tech is the defending champion, winning its first GLI title in 32 years last season.
• Michigan will play its fifth and sixth outdoor games; the Wolverines are 2-1-1.
• Michigan State is 14-1 in its last 15 games against Michigan Tech in the GLI, but the Huskies beat the Spartans twice in Houghton in November.
• Western Michigan is making its fourth GLI appearance; it won the tournament in 1986 and has a 2-3-1 record.
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Three Rivers Classic
Where: Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh.
Friday's schedule: No. 7 Boston College (10-4-2) vs. Bowling Green (8-8-4), 4:30 p.m. EST; Penn State (3-9-1) vs. Robert Morris (2-10-2), 7:30 p.m.
Saturday's schedule: Third-place game, 4:30 p.m. EST; championship game, 7:30 p.m.
Live audio: Boston College | Bowling Green | Penn State | Robert Morris
Notes to know: This is the second season for the Three Rivers Classic; Robert Morris beat Penn State and Miami to win last season's tournament.
• Boston College coach Jerry York is 4-2 against Bowling Green, the team he led to the national championship in 1984 as part of a 15-year tenure with the Falcons.
• Bowling Green reached the holiday break at .500; last season, the Falcons were seven games under at the break (3-10-4).
• Penn State earned its first-ever victory over a Big Ten school at last year's Three Rivers Classic when it beat Ohio State 5-4 in the consolation game.
• Robert Morris (2004) and Penn State (2012) are the two newest schools in Division I men's hockey.
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Starting Saturday: Florida College Hockey Classic (Princeton, Maine, New Hampshire, No. 15 Cornell), Catamount Cup (Canisius, No. 10 Massachusetts-Lowell, No. 9 Clarkson, Vermont).
Starting Sunday: UConn Hockey Classic (Massachusetts, No. 8 Quinnipiac, Sacred Heart, Connecticut), Ledyard National Bank Classic (No. 16 Northeastern, Air Force, No. 5 Providence, Dartmouth).
Starting Jan. 3: Mariucci Classic (No. 2 Ferris State, Rensselaer, Colgate, No. 1 Minnesota).
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Here's my theory. You know all that time you lost, stuck in traffic, reading magazines in doctors' waiting rooms, and in supermarket checkout lines? Well, it's all bottled up and sent to Samoa, a country where buses and inter-island ferries work to their own flexible schedules, where there is no such thing as haste, and time stretches out to accommodate you.
Lunch with my wife's extended family has sometimes been so pleasingly protracted, people go off and have a sleep - then come back to prepare the table others are still sitting at for that night's dinner in an hour or so.
Time is something Samoa seems to enjoy in abundance and the leisurely pace is seductive.
If you are there on holiday it gives you back all those lost minutes and hours, but of course it isn't like that for everyone - as I learned while lolling in an ocean-side freshwater pool on Savaii one lazy afternoon.
I was joined by a handsome man in his late 20s.
He came from a nearby village but had done so well in school he'd been sent to New Zealand for further education and now had a good job with plenty of prospects in a government department in Wellington.
He sent money every week to the family which had supported him through the years.
However, he was now back in Samoa, for how long he wasn't quite sure, because his father - a matai - had died.
He'd taken leave, come home and was helping supervise the occasion. He might be able to get back to Wellington in a fortnight.
Because of his family's social position they were also having to pay for the extended feasting and ceremonies - he said it might cost him something like $15,000 - but that wasn't his main concern. It was that he had only limited time off work. And it had been the second time in a year he'd had to come home for an important family occasion.
Then he would have to return later for the laying of the headstone, and more costly feasting, and if - as he expected - he was appointed the matai, he might have to give up the life he had made in Wellington and return to his village.
But he also said that he couldn't see how his employer would be keeping him on anyway; he was having to take so much time off.
Time - at least the conflict of two different concepts of time - was his irreconcilable problem.
We shook hands as he left and I lolled in the pool some more.
Time was something I had plenty of right then.
As I was drying off in the warm breeze a car pulled up and three German guys got out. They admired the clear waters of the quiet pool beneath the palms and asked if they could swim there. I told them all they had to do was pay a few tala to the lady in that fale and they could enjoy it for as long as they liked.
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This week is National Breastfeeding Awareness Week (NBAW). Thursday morning, a few branches of the Bay County Health Department invited young mothers to come together in downtown Panama City to discuss breastfeeding tips and how to be prepared during emergency situations.
Healthy Start expert, Cheryl Repel, gave women advice and stressed the importance of knowing what materials are needed for your baby including: formula, water and food, should a disaster strike.
"The Health Department is really focusing on this right now because it's the first step of prevention for our babies," said Repel. "We're going to be a healthy Florida and so breastfeeding is the very first step to having a healthy Florida."
Annette Kerr, a new breastfeeding mom said, "I think it's very important for woman to get out and support each other and so that they know they are not the only one out there that have issues when things aren't going as planned. Sometimes it's very difficult, it's great for the baby....it's great for mom."
The nationwide campaign also aims to raise awareness of the health benefits of breastfeeding, increase social acceptance of breastfeeding and promote support.
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BOSTON -- The comeback, if there is to be one for the Pittsburgh Penguins, starts Friday (8 p.m. ET; NBCSN, CBC, RDS) at TD Garden in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Final.
The Penguins trail the Boston Bruins 3-0 in the best-of-7 series that determines who represents the Eastern Conference in the Stanley Cup Final.
The odds are extremely long -- three teams in the history of the NHL have done it -- and the work required will be arduous.
It can be done, though. In fact, the Philadelphia Flyers did it to the Bruins three years ago.
Boston has coughed up a 3-0 series lead in the recent past and almost blew a 3-1 lead in the first round this spring against the Toronto Maple Leafs. But the Penguins see little solace in that recent history.
"As far as numbers and odds and everything like that, every year is different," Pittsburgh wing Pascal Dupuis said. "If you ask them, they were up 3-0 a couple years ago, and they lost. So it's numbers, different players, everything is different about this one."
That means Pittsburgh will have to make its own history here in this Eastern Conference Final. If the Penguins do, they will join the hallowed company that has faced sport's longest odds and refused to blink. If they falter, they will start their summer earlier than anticipated.
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On a seasonally adjusted basis, the Consumer Price Index for all Urban Consumers (CPI-U) increased 0.5 percent in January, following an increase of 0.2 percent in December.
Energy costs, which rose 0.3 percent in December, advanced 4.7 percent in January, accounting for over three-fourths of the overall January increase. Within energy, the index for petroleum-based energy advanced 8.0 percent and the index for energy services rose 1.6 percent.
The index for food was unchanged in January. The index for food at home declined 0.3 percent, reflecting decreases in the indexes for fruits and vegetables and for beef. The index for all items less food and energy increased 0.2 percent in January, following a 0.1-percent rise in December.
The index for housing increased 0.4 percent in January, following a 0.2-percent rise in December. Larger increases in fuel prices, coupled with an upturn in the index for household furnishings and operations, more than offset a smaller increase in shelter costs.
The transportation index, which recorded declines in each of the preceding three months, increased 1.7 percent in January. The index for gasoline increased 8.1 percent, accounting for over 90 percent of the January transportation advance.
For the 12-month period ended in January, the CPI-U rose 1.9 percent, as shown in the chart.
These data are from the BLS Consumer Price Index program. For more information, see Consumer Price Index: January 2004 (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 04-261.
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Type catcher is an application which let you browse through all the fonts styles available and let you install what you like . to install that open your terminal and type as
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"We never got out of school this much when it snowed or was cold." This and many other complaints can be read from parents within the Christina School District after learning schools will be closed on Tuesday due to the frigid temperatures. Many cannot understand why "a little ice, a little snow, and some cold" is keeping their children out of school.
Why Are Christina Schools Closed Tuesday?
The reason Christina School District gives for the school closings is the anticipation of icy road conditions, low temperatures, and wind chill estimates. School is closed for the children tomorrow. However, it looks like staff is still expected to come in, as offices will open one hour late, Tuesday morning.
Cecil County Schools Remain Open Tuesday
So far, Cecil County Public schools are still in session for Tuesday. This knowledge is probably adding more to New Castle County parents' confusion. Cecil County Public Schools issued this statement on its website after 4pm Monday evening:
"Temperatures in our region will fall to record lows beginning this evening and over the next several days. Please keep this in mind and take necessary measures if your child will need to be outside for any length of time such as walking to school or waiting for the bus.
The Cecil County Health Department advises that the best way to stay warm is to keep your head covered, wear multiple layers of light-weight, loose-fitting clothing, wear sturdy or water-proof shoes, and keep all extremities covered. Parents can also consider driving their child to school or to the bus stop if possible.
For more information on how to prepare for very cold temperatures, visit the Health Department's website at www.cecilcountyhealth.org under the heading Staying Safe in Cold Weather."
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Following the Red Raider Invitational, the Mustangs will travel to Ames, Iowa for the Iowa State Classic on February 14-15. SMU sits idle until the American Athletic Conference Championships from Feb. 28 - March 1 in New York City, N.Y. (Qualifiers will then compete at the NCAA event in mid-March.)
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The SMU indoor track and field team continued its 2014 indoor season this past weekend at the Vanderbilt Indoor Invitational in Nashville, Tenn., where the Mustangs had 17 individuals record top 10 finishes in the unscored meet.
Junior Stephanie Kalu took first place in the 60-meter dash with a time of 7.34 seconds. Her time not only broke her own SMU record, but ranks her first in The American and ninth in the nation in that event. In addition, junior Craishia Washington placed fourth (7.53) in the 60-meter dash and sixth (24.92) in the 200-meter dash. Senior Helena Perez and junior Rayann Chin led the Mustang throwers as they placed fifth (15.34m) and sixth (15.12m) in the shot put. Chin also notched a fifth place finish in the weight throw with a mark of 18.61m. In the distance events, freshman Tova Magnusson led SMU in the 3000-meter run with a sixth place finish as she crossed the finish line in a time of 9:43.94.
Athlete of the Week:
Following her record-setting performance at the Vanderbilt Indoor Invitational, junior sprinter Stephanie Kalu was named the American Athletic Conference Indoor Track & Field Athlete of the Week on Jan. 28. The honor was the first of her career. Competing against a strong field in Nashville, Tenn., Kalu took first place in the 60-meter dash with a time of 7.34 seconds. Her time not only broke her own SMU record, but ranked her first in The American and ninth in the nation in that event. In addition, Kalu placed 13th in the 200-meter dash with a time of 24.92.
Mustangs Open Indoor Season At Texas A&M:
The SMU indoor track and field team opened its 2014 season this past weekend at the Texas A&M Invitational in College Station, Texas, where the Mustangs placed third as a team and had 17 individual top 10 finishes.
Freshman Tova Magnusson and sophomore Holly Archer paced the distance runners as they finished second and third in the one mile run with times of 4:51.96 and 4:52.3, respectively. Senior Helena Perez and junior Rayann Chin led the throwers as Perez finished fourth in the shot put (50'00") while Chin placed third in the weight throw (61'0.25"). In addition, senior Lisa Egarter finished third in the high jump with mark of 5'8". For the sprinters, junior Stephanie Kalu paced the Mustangs as she placed third in the 60-meter dash with a time of 7.47.
Mustang Distance Runners Found Great Success Last Fall:
The Mustang cross country team achieved many goals during the 2013 season and will now try to carry that momentum into the indoor and outdoor seasons for track & field. The team accomplishments from this past fall included winning the inaugural American Athletic Conference Championship and advancing as a team to the NCAA Championship meet by placing second at the South Central Regional meet. Individually, SMU had six individuals earn All-American Athletic Conference honors and three student-athletes earn All-Region accolades.
Mustangs Return Two All-Americans:
Junior sprinter Stephanie Kalu and sophomore multi event athlete Lucija Cvitanovic return with All-America honors that they each earned last spring at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
Kalu, who set the 100-meter dash record at SMU last spring when she posted an 11.38 mark at the North Texas Classic, earned honorable mention All-America in that event as she placed 22nd on day one of the NCAA Championships last spring. Cvitanovic earned second-team honors for placing 14th in the javelin with a distance of 50.73 meters. That mark ranks her third all-time at SMU.
Sprint Heard Round The World:
Following an outstanding spring where junior sprinter Stephanie Kalu set the 100-meter dash record at SMU and earned honorable mention All-America honors at the NCAA Outdoor Championships; Kalu was invited to compete in the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) Track & Field World Championships in Moscow, Russia last August where she ran the 100 and on the 4x100-meter relay team.
"Stephanie is a break through athlete for us as she has taught everyone on this team regardless of their specific event to dream big," Director of Track & Field Dave Wollman said. "She has raised the bar and helped everyone to have greater focus and discipline."
2014 Outlook:
The 2014 SMU track & field team returns 18 letterwinners and will seek to claim the first American Athletic Conference (AAC) Indoor Championship this winter. Director of Track & Field Dave Wollman has high expectations for his team and expects them to be very competitive. The Mustangs are coming off a second place finish at the Conference USA Outdoor Championships last spring and the distance runners won the inaugural AAC cross country championship last fall.
"I feel really good about how we have trained all offseason and we are ready to begin this competition this week," Wollman said. "The cross country championship last fall energized everyone in our program as now we want to carry that momentum over and get even more rings."


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Texas Young Lawyers Association (TYLA) Reminds Citizens of Their Duty to Report Child Abuse
AUSTIN – The Texas Young Lawyers Association (TYLA)created the award-winning multi-media project, "The Little Voice – Recognizing Child Abuse and Your Duty to Report It," to raise awareness about our statutory obligation in Texas to report child abuse.
"The Little Voice" includes English and Spanish PSAs, posters and pamphlets, and a 35-minute video, featuring actor Victor Rivers, that educates the general public, childcare providers, educators, and parents about child abuse and gives them the tools needed to detect and report it.
The importance cannot be stressed enough: four children die every day from abuse, and 13,700 children are abused every day. "The Little Voice" is available for viewing at www.tyla.org/thelittlevoice or may be requested by calling 512.427.1529.
"TYLA is focused on bringing awareness to this important topic and we hope that if even one child can be helped from someone listening to their own little voice telling them to speak up about child abuse, then our work on this project was worth it," said Natalie Cobb Koehler, TYLA president.
"The Little Voice has a dual meaning – both the voice of a brave and terrified child, but also that inner voice that tells us something is wrong, said Jennifer Evans Morris, TYLA immediate past president. "This project encourages everyone to listen to both voices. Children simply cannot protect themselves. But we can – and it is our obligation."
TYLA has distributed over 2,000 copies of the video and 2,400 posters, and "The Little Voice" webpage has received more than 2,000 visits since it was created in March.
TYLA was presented with the National Association of Bar Executives (NABE)/LexisNexis Community and Educational Outreach Award for the project during the American Bar Association Annual Meeting in August. TYLA has been coordinating with the State Bar of Texas Child Abuse and Neglect Committee, Child Protective Services, nonprofit organizations across the state, and radio and television stations to get this important message out.
The project is made possible by a generous grant from the Texas Bar Foundation, the largest charitably-funded bar foundation in the country. Since its inception in 1965, the Texas Bar Foundation has distributed more than $11 million in grants to assist Texas nonprofit organizations with justice-related programs and services.
TYLA, widely recognized as the public service arm of the State Bar of Texas, develops programs designed to assist Texas attorneys in the practice of law and provides legal education to Texans as a public service. TYLA's main purposes are to facilitate the administration of justice, foster respect for the law, and advance the role of the legal profession in serving the public. All licensed Texas attorneys who are 36 years old or younger or who are in their first five years of licensure regardless of age, are automatically members of TYLA.


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This reflection is taken from my book Pro-Life Reflections for Every Day, which is available for purchase at: ProLifeReflectionsForEveryDay.org
"Among important issues involving the dignity of human life … abortion necessarily plays a central role…. its victims are the most vulnerable and defenseless …. It is imperative that those who are called to serve the least among us give urgent attention and priority to this issue of justice. This focus and the Church's commitment to a consistent ethic of life complement one another' (US Bishops' Pastoral Plan for Pro-life Activities, 2001).
Reflection: Consistency does not mean all issues are of equal weight; it means all people are of equal value.
Prayer: Lord, give us the wisdom to meet the greatest needs with the greatest sense of urgency. Amen.


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Online resources for math, science, and social studies can now be accessed through links found on the Staff page to the left or by clicking on the following links: Science, Social Studies, Math.
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As FEMA and our federal partners continue to work with the states in support of their recovery efforts, there has been a great deal of focus on the need to shelter a significant number of residents whose homes were severely damaged or destroyed by tornadoes and other severe weather.
States and non-government groups like the Red Cross are still very much involved in ensuring displaced disaster survivors are provided shelter, and sustaining those shelters with the needed supplies like food and water. We understand that many residents may be asking themselves what's next as they are confronted with the challenge of finding short-term housing and the possibility of needing long-term accommodations.
FEMA is one part of a large team that is working together to support the state in meeting its housing needs. This joint effort is comprised of housing and technical experts from the State, FEMA, Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the Army Corps of Engineers, Small Business Administration (SBA) and voluntary agencies. Working together, the team will partner with the state as they establish housing priorities; seeking ways to make the greatest use of existing housing resources, such as apartments and rental units; and deploying temporary housing units, if needed.
As extensive work continues to restore power, open roadways, and remove debris so that homes can begin to be repaired or rebuilt, FEMA is:
- Working with our partners at HUD to identify areas of greatest need for housing, and to identify available rental resources in impacted areas to assist families displaced by these storms to find longer-term housing solutions;
- Working with the Army Corps of Engineers and the local communities to identify areas where the Corps could provide temporary home repairs, such as covering broken windows or holes in roofs, so that residents can move back or stay in their home for shelter until more extensive repairs can be made;
- Working with our partners at SBA to help individuals and businesses apply for low interest loans so that they can more quickly rebuild or repair their damaged homes and replace lost property; and
- Perhaps most importantly, actively taking registration information through our call centers. We have inspectors on the ground assessing the damages suffered by those who have registered, and FEMA is approving financial assistance for housing (such as rental assistance and home repair money) and financial assistance for other essential needs (such as disaster-related medical needs, replace lost clothing, furniture and other necessary items).
The first step for individuals to be considered for assistance is to register. Our Community Relations (CR) teams are on the ground meeting with residents to explain the types of assistance that is available through the federal government and helping residents to register. If you have questions, we encourage you speak with a CR team if they knock on your door (just remember, all FEMA staff will have FEMA identification) or call FEMA at 1-800-621-3362 or 1-800-462-7585 (TTY) and press "1".
In addition to in-person CR teams, there are several options for getting help:
- registering online at http://www.disasterassistance.gov,
- registering through a web-enabled mobile device at m.fema.gov, or
- calling 1-800-621-FEMA(3362) or 1-800-462-7585 (TTY) for the hearing and speech impaired. The toll-free telephone numbers will operate from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. (local time) seven days a week until further notice.
FEMA has also expanded its agreement with Operation HOPE to bring financial experts in to Disaster Recovery Centers to provide guidance to disaster survivors on how to apply the funds provided by FEMA and the Small Business Administration, such as funds provided for home repair, to speed their recovery.


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The two Grail satellites perfored high-precision range-rate measurements between them using a Ka-band payload in a 50-km circular lunar orbit. Earth-based data analysis of range-rate data provided a direct measure of the lunar gravity. The 270-day mission included a 90-day gravity mapping Science Phase.
The spacecraft were derived from the Lockheed XSS-11 design. Each spacecraft bus had a rectangular composite structure with two fixed solar arrays. Maneuver was was via a 22N thruster system and orientation via three reaction wheels. Additional attitude sensing components include an IMU, sun sensor and star tracker. To measure the inter-spacecraft range-rate, each spacecraft had a Ka-band Lunar Gravity Ranging System (LGRS) derived from the GRACE instrument.
First Launch: 2011.09.10.
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Monday, July 4, 2011
You Can't Please Everyone, So....
"But it's all right now, I learned my lesson well. You see you can't please everyone so ya got to please yourself"
~Ricky Nelson ("Garden Party")
Living life trying to please everyone is not only a daunting task, but is nearly impossible to do and remain healthy, (emotionally and/or physically), simultaneously. Of course we want to make other people happy but it cannot be at our own expense.
Attempting to live your life this way is how one becomes, (or remains), what is commonly know as a "People Pleaser" and is not the way to be your best self, live and enjoy life to the fullest. You cannot please everyone, but we must try to be truly pleased with ourselves. We must learn and continue to understand where 'they' end and 'we' begin.
Utilizing the principles of Positive Adaptation, you can learn to both please yourself and many others as well. We must 'Think, Feel and Do' our way into new, healthier and more realistic life skills.
Saying "No" or "Not now", once in a while, especially when necessary, is healthy. Being a parent has helped me learn this lesson well. Just imagine if we never heard or used the word 'no'. 'No' is a part of teaching, learning and practicing healthy boundaries. How many hot stoves should a child be allowed to put their hands on?
We can not be everything to everyone nor can we do everything, especially at the same time. What we can be and do is our best. This is true for all relationships; including marriage, dating, friendships, parenting, as well as, in the work place.
The truth is everyone may not be happy with us 100% of the time but we must remain true to ourselves. If not, the results will be that WE will be unhappy most of the time!
Take a moment out today when something is asked of you. Please give extra consideration to your answer. Ask yourself: "Is this the answer I really want to give or the answer I feel I am supposed to or need to give as to avoid experiencing rejection or conflict?"
In other words, try Positive Adaptation and 'Think, Feel and Do' differently today. If you feel 'No', 'Not now" or 'I really would rather not.', go ahead, express it, (in the nicest, most respectful fashion, of course).
Others, just as you have, will live through being told 'no' once in awhile. We cannot be the best we can be if we never do. Being a 'people pleaser' is not the way to emotional or physical health and well being.... being the best you can be today is.
'Think, Feel and Do' your best today. Try saying 'no' if that is how you really feel. Remember, you can't please everyone but you must try to be pleased with yourself!
Happy 4th of July!
Posted by Victoria Baum - The Relationship Changer
Labels: happiness, holidays, mental health, optimism, positive, Relationships, self help, self improvement, Victoria Baum
4 comments:
- AnonymousJuly 5, 2011 at 5:03 PM
I need to learn to be selfish right now and worry about me.ReplyDelete
Self-care is not selfish! Self-care is absolutely imperative to our overall well being! We have to take care of ourselves to be any good to anyone else, (read post entitled "Put Your Mask on First"). Anonymous, no need to worry.... just be better to yourself and the rest will follow. VictoriaReplyDelete
I like this line "We can not be everything to everyone nor can we do everything, especially at the same time. What we can be and do is our best. This is true for all relationships; including marriage, dating, friendships, parenting, as well as, in the work place.ReplyDelete
..i'll do my best in my workplace..hoping to please somebody..if not,atleast i tried right?? Thanks Ma'am Victoria:)
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The episode title probably refers to the novel with the same name written by Jack Abbott and published in 1981.
Old Man Pearson was an episode in-joke to Ian Pearson, one of ReBoot's creators.
The UNFORMAT command is a wordplay on Disk formatting, the process of preparing a hard disk or other storage medium for use. By typing 'FORMAT' in MS-DOS it erases a hard disk's contents. Nicer versions of the FORMAT program store critical information elsewhere, so that an UNFORMAT program can undo the formatting..
Bob calls Hack and Slash "Flap and Jack", a pun on Flapjacks.
The cinema in Baudway Sector is actually called 'Algorithm Theatre'.
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Rod Odom added a career-high 17 points, and the Commodores (4-4) won consecutive games for the first time this season. Alabama A&M (2-6) went scoreless for the opening 4 minutes and played from behind the whole game.
Odom made a career-high four 3-pointers as Vanderbilt shot a season-high 47.6 percent (10 for 21) from beyond the arc. Odom sunk a 3-pointer with 7 seconds left for a 31-22 halftime lead. Johnson's third and final 3-pointer capped a stretch in the second half in which he accounted for 10 of 13 points. Josh Henderson added a career-high 13 points.
Alabama A&M made just six shots in the second half. Brandon Ellis and Demarquelle Tabb each scored 10 points for the Bulldogs, who lost their fourth straight.


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The psychedelic florals and pinks of the summer fade with the temperature, and the warm neutrals appear in the forefront. Salt Lake magazine found that fall color of our mountains reflected in the fashion found on the streets.
Megan Phillips, personal stylist
"I like to keep my style classic with a twist of trendy. I get inspiration from people on the street rather than mold myself into any one style. Most of my outfit is from J.Crew, but my purse is Michael Kors."—Megan Phillps
Finola Hughes, works in television
"I like what I like, and it's generally unique. Regular people inspire me. My favorite place to shop is Decades. This bag is Clare Vivier; my scarf is Vivienne Westwood, and my coat is from H&M."—Finola Hughes
Brianne Johnson, television co-host
"I dress for each season. In the summer, my outfits are bright, and by the fall I am ready for the warm neutrals. My boots are Vince Camuto and my bag is Frye both from Nordstrom Rack, and my jacket is Michael Kors."—Brianne Johnson


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Inquirer Covers First Practically Speaking Event
The first of a series of events set to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Fels Institute of Government, "Moving People, Practically Speaking" examined the future of transportation in the United States with a focus on the budget and policy decisions that affect how people and goods move throughout the country. David B. Thornburgh, executive director of the Fels Institute of Government, moderated a conversation with James Simpson, Commissioner, NJ Department of Transportation, Joshua Schank, President & CEO, Eno Transportation Foundation, Dr. Martin Wachs, Professor at UC Berkeley, and Jack Basso, COO, American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. To read the complete Philadelphia Inquirer article please click on the link below.
The National Constitution Center and Fels are partnering on a series of public conversations beginning with this kick-off event.
The "Practically Speaking" program series honors Fels' 75th anniversary and is generously supported by David Seltzer WG '76 and Poor Richard's Charitable Trust.


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Adriano Galliani and Ricardo Kaka have landed in Milan greeted by hundreds of fans at Linate airport.
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MILAN - Ricardo Kakà is back in Milan after arriving at Linate airport this afternoon. Here's what the player and Adriano Galliani had to say exclusively to the Milan Channel:
Adriano Galliani: "It was around 2.30 last night when the deal was done. Now I hope Kakà's orphans, the 12,00 or 15,000 fans that stopped coming to the stadium when he left, will come back now that Kakà's returned. He really made a huge effort to come back and has shown real affection for the jersey."
Ricardo Kakà: "Four years have passed and now I'm back. It's been two weeks that I thought if I could come back, a return to Milan would be ideal for me. In the last few days, I've been dreaming of hearing the fans sing my name in the San Siro again.
Mario is a great player and I want to do well with him. I hope I can do with him what I used to do with Pippo Inzaghi. I have a lot of desire to play and it's a very important year for me due to the World Cup, but right now I just want to do well for Milan, my team. I was very sad to leave this team and now it's great to be back. I'm very happy."
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Bryce D. Burke, 27, left, was sentenced to three years in prison for the death of Andrew Culp, 22, of Columbiana. Burke's car rolled over Culp at a South Side fast-food restaurant in 2007, and Burke dragged Culp underneath the car about two blocks. This picture of Burke and his lawyer J. Gerald Ingram was taken in 2008 at Burke's arraignment in Youngstown Municipal Court.
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Tulane Hall of Famer
Year Inducted: 2001
Claude "Boo" Mason, a running back and all-purpose threat for the Green Wave from 1956-58, came to Tulane from Lake Charles, La. As a senior, he became the first player in school history to gain 100 yards both rushing and receiving in a single game when he accomplished the feat versus Texas Tech. Mason was the Wave's best all-around back as a junior, leading the team in rushing and receiving while averaging 16.3 yards on kickoff returns and adding three touchdowns. After graduation, Mason spent five years flying C-124 Globemasters in the U.S. Air Force, then graduated from Tulane Law School and pursued a career in educational administration.


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360° Answers: Should Managers Ignore Minor Offenses?
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Scams Targeting the Unemployed
by Debra Wheatman - Oct, 2012
Unfortunately, there are people lurking behind the cover of seemingly legitimate offers. They are ready to steal your money. Often the most vulnerable are the ones targeted by these con artists. Who is more vulnerable that an unemployed person? With the sophistication of today's technologies and communication methods, an individual with a modest operation can pose as a trustworthy corporation. However, we can outsmart thes...
Self-Plagiarism and Other Ethical Grey Areas
by Alexandra Levit - Oct, 2012
I know a very young and successful business book author named Jonah Lehrer. Lehrer has written two bestselling books and is frequently in the news, but last month it was not for a positive reason. Slate – among other outlets – recently reported that Lehrer had been caught stealing…from himself. "Media watcher Jim Romenesko claimed that Jonah, a newly minted New Yorker staff writer, copied his blog post "Why Smart Pe...
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Earl Raymond McCullouch
Position: WR-SE
Height: 5-11 Weight: 175 lbs.
Born: January 10, 1946 in Clarksville, TX
High School: Long Beach Polytechnic
College: USC (school history) (McCullouch college stats)
Drafted by the Detroit Lions in the 1st round (24th overall) of the 1968 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 29 (3459th overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com


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With the announcement that Scott Redding will ride with Marc VDS Racing in MotoGP, for the next three seasons no less, the rest of the pieces in the 2014 MotoGP Silly Season can finally start falling into place.
In the first of many announcements we expect to come in the following days, we learn that Alvaro Bautista has signed a two-year deal with Aprilia's new MotoGP team.
The news is hardly a surprise, as Bautista currently rides for the Go & Fun Gresini Honda team, which will lose its title sponsor for 2015; and instead will manage Aprilia's MotoGP efforts for the next four years, which will be called Aprilia Gresini Racing.
Keeping the team more or less intact, Bautista can expect a bike similar to the current-spec Aprilia ART of next season, while 2016 will see an all new bike (likely a purpose-built V4, that's not too dissimilar from the 2014 ART)