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- Choose a space heater that has been tested to the latest safety standards and certified by a nationally recognized testing laboratory. These heaters will have the most up-to-date safety features, while older space heaters may not meet the newer safety standards. CPSC worked to upgrade industry standards for electric, kerosene, and vented and unvented gas space heaters. An automatic cut-off device is now required to turn off electric or kerosene heaters if they tip over. More guarding around the heating coils of electric heaters and the burner of kerosene heaters also is required to prevent fires. CPSC worked to upgrade the industry standard for unvented gas heaters to provide an oxygen depletion sensor to shut off the heater if the oxygen level drops too low. CPSC and industry amended the vented heater standard to provide a spill switch to turn off the heater if the vent is blocked or disconnected.
- Select a space heater with a guard around the flame area or heating element. Place the heater on a level, hard and nonflammable surface, not on rugs or carpets or near bedding or drapes. Keep the heater at least three feet from bedding, drapes, furniture, or other flammable materials.
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Thursday, 07.1.2010 / 10:21 AM ET / Blue & Gold Make Green
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In addition, the League will purchase carbon offsets in order to help mitigate the impact of staging an event of this magnitude.
Since a majority of the fuel emissions associated with the Draft result from transportation, the proximity of headquarters hotels and associated events to STAPLES Center is critical. The League offices and media room block are located at the JW Marriott, which is a mere 200 yards from the arena in the L.A. Live complex. The League Draft party will take place in Nokia Plaza, the central meeting place for L.A. Live. And the Top Prospects Media Availability and Media Reception are being held at Target Terrace in L.A. Live.
What's more, 60 percent of all Clubs and League personnel are staying at hotels within walking distance of STAPLES Center.
Inside the arena during the Draft's two days, a number of recyclable trash containers will be added to the total that already made STAPLES Center one of the most environmentally-friendly arenas in the nation. The use of paper will be significantly reduced by making Entry Draft media guides available only online. And all required copying will be done on recycled paper.
In addition, all signage and billboards will be constructed of 100 percent recycled material. E-tickets were sent to Kings season-ticket holders. All food and beverage containers at arena concession stands will be recyclable, with any prepared but unused food donated to the Midnight Rescue Mission in downtown Los Angeles.
"The NHL should be commended for using its global visibility to help alert the world about the need to do something about global warming and other environmental issues," said NRDC Senior Scientist Dr. Allen Hershkowitz. "The NHL Draft is watched by millions of young fans and vendors clamor to be part of it. What better way to introduce new players to the NHL than by alerting them to the League's responsible commitment to environmental stewardship?"
The efforts to be made at the NHL Entry Draft continue a process formally begun with the establishment of NHL Green on May 20. At the recent Stanley Cup Final, the League replaced 30,000 plastic shopping bags with reusable bags at both host arenas and at the NHL Powered by Reebok Store in New York City. The bags sold out during the first two games in each arena – Chicago's United Center and Philadelphia's Wachovia Center.
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Alabama Agriculture Commissioner Ron Sparks is launching a redesigned Web site for his Democratic campaign for governor.
Sparks previewed the new design Thursday at his campaign headquarters in Montgomery. It shows videos of Sparks discussing issues, rather than simply providing written policy statements for people to read.
Sparks said his campaign is also using Facebook and Twitter to campaign because that's the way to reach young voters.
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Which EPL Club should I follow?
So I am an American who enjoys soccer (football) and would like to start really following the EPL. This may sound a bit silly, but I was hoping you guys could help me choose a team to follow. I'm looking for a team with some good young talent that isn't one of the favorites, but isn't a bottom level team either. You could say I'm looking for an underdog, but not a team that has no chance. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
I think you should follow Spurs or is it Portsmouth, as Harry Redknapp bought his main strike force from them lol..Its like Portsmouth s 2nd team ha ha...Although he skint them as he skint Bournemouth, then West Ham, so maybe not spurs after all.....
Take on Aston Villa they mid table type team....
Cmon Gunners
The club for you has got to be Everton, where USA's top player Landon Donovan, played for 3 months at the start of 2010. Full of young up and coming stars of the future such as Rodwell & Coleman. And not like the moneybags clubs who have owners whose interest is not totally committed to the playing side of the club, but more to finance and making money.
as a manchester united fan i advise either tottenham or everton .... manchester city doesn't qualify as underdog when they have more money than the other 19 teams put together .....
Aston Villa I guess the team you should support, They are really good team and always gives hard time to big names like Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsinal and Chelsea.
By the way I am a Man. Utd fan I wish you join me
diegoshand diegoshand Aug 24, 2010 00:33 Flag
epl is #$%$... watch serie a not many 6-0s on there, that proves that the english leauge is second rate.
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don`t bother with the epl, get yourself up to watch the famous GLASGOW CELTIC and then you will see real passion. hail hail the celts are here...
I, like you, am a Yank who loves football... Manchester is a group of mercenaries, but like Halliburton, mercs get stuff done. I go with Liverpool (YNWA) for my own reasons, but I think that if you don't have a preference now, just pick one and STAY WITH THEM!
Liverpool,,underdogs he last few seasons,but with an unrivaled history. We dont have to try and by success.
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Hi Adam V, Tottenham Hotspur a.k.a Spurs would suit you perfectly in my opinion :) Enjoy the EPL !
follow manchester city. they are good team and have a lot of talented and young players
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Don't bother with man city they are a bunch of mercenarys with no history or tradition Man utd on the other hand are the most succesful club on the planet!!
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If you are doing a build, make sure you get the upper receiver and the barrel extension to match, with or without M4 feedramps.
You can see what "M4 feedramps" look like here. Notice that the feedramps start on the receiver and fit flush with the barrel extension and it's feedramp.
These longer, steeper feedramps were designed because of a problem discovered in the M4 during full-auto use (the 20" M16 never had this issue). With its short, harder cycling gas system, in full auto it would feed the rounds into the chamber faster than the magazine would be capable of feeding. Because of this, it would sometimes cause the round to miss the feedramp leading to a stoppage.
It is also speculated that follower design could have played a role in this as well. With followers that are capable of tilting, the slightest tilt in the follower in high rate of fire would increases the chances of a malfunction. Instead of looking at follower design, Colt chose to simply extend the ramps and that fixed the problem.
Magpul followers, PMAG's, or any magazines with no-tilt followers fix the "problem", or decrease it's frequency without need of the M4 feedramps.
There's no downside to having M4 feedramps on your carbine, but they are not as necessary without full auto and when using followers that will not tilt (or in a 20" AR15).
Here you can see an upper with "rifle" feedramps. Notice how the ramp starts on the barrel extension and not in the receiver. Also notice how in this lightly used upper, the spot on the receiver where it meets the barrel extension is slightly worn, indicating that it may have been hit, even if slightly, by rounds being fed into the chamber.
They could be useful in feeding certain types of SP's though that would otherwise struggle with "rifle" feedramps. Most of the higher end AR15 manufacturers (such as Colt, BCM, LMT, Spikes, and others) make them standard on their weapons. I prefer having M4 feedramps.
In short, I consider them a bonus feature that may never be needed, but if it was and you had them, you'd probably never know it.
Friday, February 4, 2011
M4 Feedramps
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- Drew said...
Yes. I get them on all my AR's, just in case.
My ultralight parts just shipped from del-ton. WOOHOO! Accidentally cracked one of my CAVII lowers with an out-of-spec trigger pin. Gotta get a new one now.
The grip on the CAV lower is not the best. I'm gonna look into that hogue overgrip like you put on your ultralight.
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IRVINE, Calif. - The Motorcycle Industry Council announced today that it has extended its membership to powersports dealers and retailers, giving them access to the organization's proprietary market research and technical data; local, federal and state regulatory support; and other benefits of membership "to grow and protect their businesses and enhance the customer experience."
The MIC has already begun signing up charter members. Membership dues for dealers start at $300 per year. (Click here to download a PDF in which the MIC answers FAQs regarding dealer membership.)
"Powersports dealers are impactful businesses on Main Street throughout the United States and are a direct link to consumers," said Tim Buche, president and CEO of the MIC. "By bringing in the new dealer members, we are exponentially extending our collective reach and, as a result, significantly growing our industry community. We look forward to the day when we represent businesses in every congressional district in America."
A Dealer Advisory Council will be appointed later this year to consult with the MIC board of directors on issue-spotting and opportunities to improve the rider experience. "MIC's mission has always been to preserve, protect and promote motorcycling with the emphasis on riders," Buche said.
He added that the MIC has long supported dealers by working with them on subjects of common interest, and including them in the membership will provide them with more resources to grow and protect their businesses.
The MIC will be meeting with potential new members this week at Dealer Expo in Indianapolis at the MIC Business Center (Wabash 3 meeting room in the Indiana Convention Center).
As new MIC members, powersports dealers and retailers will join about 300 existing member companies, which include motorcycle manufacturers and distributors, aftermarket product manufacturers, importers, distributors and others.
"An important goal in integrating the dealers into the MIC is to help redefine how both enthusiasts and policymakers view the powersports industry overall," Buche said. "The synergistic relationship created by bringing in the dealers can help evolve the definition of industry so it applies to everyone — companies and consumers — who enjoys the motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles, recreational off-highway vehicles, gear and services that drive our industry."
MIC membership is available to about 5,000 existing dealers and 6,000 independent outlets that offer traditional sales and service, service only and ancillary retail services. More information on membership is available at www.mic.org and membership.mic.org.
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Ladies and gentlemen, presenting the 1973 Marching Owl Band, or MOB – [pause] the only thing funnier than a good Aggie Joke. The MOB is directed by Mr. Bert Roth, with twirlers Janet Breston, Suzan, McCorkle, Liz Moy and Karen Blackwell. And, in his last appearance with the MOB today, the person responsible for pulling together the halftime shows this year, Drum Major Bob Hord.
Today the MOB salutes Texas A&M and the Aggie band. So to begin, the band will warm up with a little old-fashioned military marching. [in German accent] You will enjoy!
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Before we go any further into our halftime festivities, the MOB takes time to pay tribute to Mr. Marvin Zindler. [pause] Yes, you heard correctly – the MOB has formed a large chicken thigh, and Marvin Zindler (the most hated man in Lagrange) will twirl to that famous greeting "Hello, Dolly."
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And What Started the Upward Move…
This is not a typical view of a very unique aircraft but it's one anyone can get with access to a P-51. But when you're with a one of a kind P-51C, it calls for more unusual thinking, or stretching the imagination to make the most of the opportunity. So once the light went to the harder side, it was time to shoot details shots of this gorgeous aircraft. It's part of the story telling as well as recording history. One thing that makes this P-51C a one of a kind is how it was restored. It is 100% just as Lee Archer flew it down to the last rivet as a Tuskegee Airmen in the 1940s (Lee even autographed this plane on the armor plating)!
The ladder got one heck of a workout as it was moved and moved and moved to cover every angle covering about a 200 degree arc around the Mustang. I didn't climb with every move, only a couple times when the angle seemed, from the ground (and it's hard to guess from there) to look interesting. While this is a different look, it's not my favorite angle.
Getting to the "busy" side started to make things more interesting. This was of course in part due to the hardness of the light. Just like the white on the Sunderland, the polished silver of the Mustang made for extra contrast causing everything around the Mustang to go darker making it really pop. Especially the painted sections of the plane. This is pretty typical how I make something happen when the light goes hard. You gotta think contrast and use it to you advantage to tell the story!
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Microsoft has been adding the promised new features to the preview of its cloud business intelligence service, Power BI, which runs in SharePoint Online on Office 365 and works with new BI tools in Excel 2013 like Power Query and Power Map.
You can share not just spreadsheets but the analysis you do of your data with partners and colleagues, so they can see how you arrived at your conclusion and experiment with your analysis.
At first glance, Power BI looks like any other SharePoint 2013 system, with the usual list of documents, but you'll find a new app inside each SharePoint site labelled 'Power BI' and after the first time you use this it appears in the navigation list too.
Power BI has a much simpler interface than SharePoint; just a list of documents and folders (which you can add to by sharing queries from Excel spreadsheets where you've done analyses with Power Query or Power Map, or by uploading documents by clicking 'Add' on the web page), and queries that you or other users have run recently.
Open a spreadsheet and you get a preview in the Excel Web app, where you can sort and filter your Power Query and Power Map analyses; you can open it in desktop Excel if you need more options.
But when you open a query, what you get is the new Q&A interface, where you can type questions in normal English, such as "How much beer is sold on Fridays and Sundays?" Power BI then turns that into a query that looks more like "Show sales and weekday where category name is beer and weekday is Friday or Sunday," and as long as your data has sales figures for the beer category by date, it creates a table, chart, map or total for you.
Q&A picks the representation that fits the data best, so you'll get a map for data with geographical information, line, pie, bar, column or scatter charts for figures and tables or totals for information it can't present visually.
But if you don't find that useful, you can pick any of the other layouts.
And if seeing beer sales on Fridays and Sundays gets you curious about whether your bar sells more cocktails or spirits, or which bartender sells the most, or if it's worth staying open late, you can just type more questions in to see more results.
Currently Q&A only works with two sample sets of data from Microsoft, about Olympic medals and a small bar, but you'll be able to add your own data in the future.
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This was sent to me by a pilot-friend, and, while I do not wish to cast a cloud over the Christmas season by passing it along, I do think we should take a "time out" to reflect upon the sacrifices our military families make all year round, and especially at this time of year. The story goes like this:
Last week I was in Atlanta, Ga., attending a conference. While I was in the airport, returning home, I heard several people behind me begin to clap and cheer. I immediately turned around and witnessed one of the greatest acts of patriotism I have ever seen.
Moving through the terminal was a group of soldiers in their camouflaged battle dress. As they began heading to their gate, everyone (well almost everyone) rose abruptly to their feet with hands waving and cheering.
When I saw the soldiers, probably 30 or 40 of them, being applauded and cheered, it hit me. I am not alone. I'm not the only red-blooded American who still loves this country and supports our troops and their families.
Of course, I immediately stopped and began clapping for the young unsung heroes who are putting their lives on the line everyday for us so we can go to school, work and have a home without fear or reprisal.
Just when I thought I could not be more proud of my country or of our service men and women, a young girl not more than 6 or 7 years old, ran up to one of the male soldiers. He kneeled down and said, "Hi."
The little girl then asked him if he would give something to her daddy for her.
The young soldier, who didn't look any older than maybe 22 himself, said he would try, and asked what she wanted to give her father. Then suddenly the little girl grabbed the neck of this soldier, gave him the biggest hug she could muster, kissed him on the cheek and then asked if he'd wish her father a Merry Christmas for her.
The mother of the little girl, who said her daughter's name was Courtney, told the young soldier that her husband was a Marine and had been in Iraq for 11 months now. As the mother was explaining how much her daughter Courtney missed her father, the young soldier began to tear up.
When this temporarily single mom finished explaining her situation, all of the soldiers huddled together for a brief second. Then one of the other servicemen pulled out a military-looking walkie-talkie. They started playing with the device and talking back and forth on it.
After about 10 or 15 seconds of this, the young soldier walked back over to Courtney, bent down and said this to her, "I spoke to your daddy and he told me to give this to you." He then hugged the little girl that he had just met and gave her a kiss on the cheek. He finished by saying, "Your daddy told me to tell you that he loves you more than anything and he is coming home very soon, and he wishes you a Merry Christmas, too."
The mom at this point was crying almost uncontrollably and as the young soldier stood to his feet, he saluted Courtney and her mom. I was standing no more than 6 feet away from this entire event.
As the soldiers began to leave, heading toward their gate, people resumed their applause. As I stood there applauding and looking around, there were very few dry eyes, including my own. That young soldier in one last act of selflessness, turned around and blew a kiss to Courtney with a tear rolling down his cheek.
I, of course, cannot know the feelings of others with regard to this so called "war on terrorism" our nation is involved in, in a foreign land in which we are not wanted, but we owe our support to our fighting men and women regardless of whether or not we support the cause. They are there because they were ordered there, not necessarily because they want to be there. They make sacrifices nearly beyond our capacity to understand every day. This is an emotionally very difficult time of year for them.
Everyday we need to remember all of our soldiers and their families and thank God for them and their sacrifices. At the end of the day, it's good to be an American. If you know someone in the military, take time to send him or her a special Christmas greeting.
There's never enough space to spread the word about all the good things that people do for others in our community, but hopefully there will be enough to let me tell you about a "Warm and Fuzzy Christmas." Patty Palmer, one of the many volunteers that helped our local chamber of commerce plan and hold the Christmas parade and its associated activities a couple weeks ago, said, "I wanted a theme for our Christmas party this year that was different. I talked to several others and we came up with the idea of a Christmas tree decorated with gloves, mittens, earmuffs, scarves and socks — the warm part of our theme, and stuffed toy animals — the fuzzy part of the theme. The 14-foot tree stood burdened with all sorts of warm items and stuffed toys crowned with a big, bright red hat, a scarf wrapped neatly around the tree just below it and a pair of mittens hanging at the side.
"When they were taken from the tree, they were sent to warm our children who need them the most, and provide a toy that they would otherwise not get. We were overwhelmed," Palmer said. "There were hundreds of items donated. When it came time to take down the tree, the bountiful supply used for decorating the tree and all the rest was sent to Tyrand Parrish, Harman, Pickens and Helvetia, Women's Aid in Crisis, and the West Virginia Children's Home. To the last person who received the gifts, there were expressions of thanks and heartfelt gratitude."
Palmer said, "This project was accomplished through the efforts of volunteers who are either members of, or employees of members, of the chamber, none of whom wanted their names mentioned here. From the many boxes of clothing and toys sent to the needy, it was obvious that the project was an unqualified success. Many thanks to those who will have helped make next Tuesday a warm and fuzzy Christmas.' Seeing the Christmas tree all decked out in its splendid array of clothing and toys warmed the heart of all those that saw it. Thanks everyone."
From one who considers himself very fortunate and privileged to have the means of sharing publicly, I want to include my wife, Sue, in wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas. May this season of celebration bring you joy, peace and renewed strength and courage for the coming year.


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Pregnancy is a time that's full of possibility. Full of joy and suffering in nearly equal measures–at least, from what I've heard–it's hard to imagine what might happen when it's suddenly taken away. That's the question that "Proxy" will pose, and our friends out at IFC sent over a copy for us to review. This one won't come out until August 12, but it's going to be quite a staggering affair when it does.
"Proxy" follows Esther Woodhouse, a woman about to give birth. She's in the last month of her pregnancy, and looking forward to resolution on some of those possibilities noted previously. But Esther one night finds herself attacked from out of nowhere, and the attack costs her her baby's life. Running low on options, Esther joins a support group where she meets Melanie, a woman who has herself lost a baby, this time to a drunk driver. But there's more to both Esther and Melanie's stories than is known at first, and the farther along we go with these two, the more we discover that each is keeping more quiet than ever was expected. Worse, another act of violence will shake the duo up, and we find out that, for these two, there may not be recovery afoot for either again.
IFC has done an absolutely fantastic job of horror in the past, producing some truly scary material. And one thing that it's hard to say about "Proxy" is that, in a lot of ways, the first five minutes are easily the scariest I've seen in some time. It's not a jump scare sort of affair, but I'll tell you this; the implications of what you're watching should just pop some eyes right open that this kind of thing could actually happen. Plausibility has always been one of the scariest things that horror can use; it's hard to get too scared over the gigantic sociopath in the hockey mask, but the guy and two girls in the masks that stalked you and your ex-fiancee because you were home that night, well, that's a different matter altogether.
"Proxy" does a surprising job of reminding me of other movies. Esther reminds me of Angela Bettis in "May." The relationship between Esther and Melanie has odd shades of "Thelma and Louise" going on in it. Then about a half hour in, the whole thing starts to go wildly off the rails into strange dimensions that don't make a whole lot of sense. "Proxy" is trying to do quite a bit here, and a large portion of it won't make sense for a goodish while. Thankfully, a fairly good chunk of it does get explained, but the resolution is oddly lacking; it took a lot to get anything out of this movie, and what I got does not feel at all worth the effort it took to get it. I admit, it does do a reasonably sound job of things–a really good twist at the end–but it took two hours of weirdness to get to this point, two hours that some may not want to cross.
Special features include a behind the scenes featurette, a set of making-of featurettes, a set of cast interviews, your choice of English or Spanish subtitles, and a trailer for "Proxy."
"Proxy" takes a whole lot of time to deliver one rather exciting key twist. For those that don't mind turning two hours into five minutes of awesome, you'll be well-received here. For those who do, well, you know to stay well away from this movie were effort does not equal payoffs.


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This one felt a lot worse than that.
When the Raiders lost to the Chargers in Week 14 last season, the locker room sounded like an Evening at the Improv, with Nnamdi Asomugha having to talk over the cackling of some of his teammates following a 34-7 loss.
This was no laughing matter.
``They're very hurt,'' Raiders coach Tom Cable said following a 24-20 loss to the San Diego Chargers at a sold-out Coliseum.``I've been a Raider since 2007 and I felt like that was the first time in the locker room after a loss where it really got us in the gut, and that's a good thing.
``That's the way you're supposed to feel about this game. So I'm proud of them. Very proud of them.''
Coming as it did with the 27-0 loss to San Diego under Art Shell and last year's 41-14 loss under Lane Kiffin as baggage, this was a loss that hurt so good.
History tells us the Raiders may never recover from this, but visual evidence and the first three-and-a-half quarters suggest the familiar crash and burn of the last six years is far from a foregone conclusion.
Philip Rivers sliced through the Raiders defense in the fourth quarter, completing 10 of 12 passes for 144 yards and a touchdown in directing two scoring drives, the final one covering 89 yards in nine plays, and ending with Darren Sproles' 5-yard run with 18 seconds left.
That it came following a 57-yard bolt of lightning on fourth-and-14 from JaMarcus Russell to rookie Louis Murphy with 2:34 left made it sting all that much more.
If there's something to take from the 12th consecutive loss to San Diego, it's that the Raiders were the superior team most of the night against the prohibitive division favorites, a team many feel is Super Bowl material.
Keep in mind the next two opponents, Kansas City and Denver, afford an opportunity for a 2-1 record based on their opening week performances weighed against what the Raiders did against the Chargers.
So Cable did the only sensible thing in the aftermath, and summoned up all the positive vibes he could.
``I'm very excited at what this team has come to, excited where we're headed, and I can't wait to get back to work and get ready for Kansas City,'' Cable said.
For the last few years, the myth of the Raiders was that they were this massive arsenal of talent simply awaiting the right direction to be unleashed.
It looked Monday night like the talent has finally reached its mythic proportion, with the pain coming from the realization they had been the better team and let it slip away.
There were flashes of the running game Cable promised, and the downfield strike from Russell for the lost lead. Richard Seymour played more than anyone expected and immediately gave the Raiders some front-seven credibility with two sacks and two hurries.
It's not as if a 2011 first-round draft pick was going to help them Monday night.
Oakland was the victim of one of those letter-of-the-law technicalities that always seems to find the Raiders like a bird dropping zeroes in on a new car.
This one came in the form of a 15-yard Russell-to-Murphy pass for an apparent touchdown. Murphy jumped, caught the ball, one foot came down, two feet, and then his rear-end, with the ball coming loose at the last instant.
You can read the explanation on my "Inside the Raiders blog," and it's as non-sensical as the Tuck Rule.
Sorry, no touchdown.
The Raiders rebounded from the questionable call, a lost lead, and for much of the night looked like the better team.
Then they let it all get away, with San Diego gaining 166 yards on its last 19 plays after getting 151 on its first 43.
It wasn't entirely the fault of the defense. Cable and Co. have plenty to work on in a short week and contributed as much as the non-touchdown to their own demise.
Included in their path to pain:
The fumble set up a short-field 45-yard, seven-play drive enabling San Diego to tie the score 7-7.
All would have been forgotten if the Raiders had just one play left in their defense.
``We had them and they drove it right down on us,'' Seymour said. ``As a defense, we can't win games like that, but I'm encouraged by what I see.''
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"Take 10" with Tanya1:01 AM
Tanvi - Describe yourself in one word.
Tanya - Compassionate
Tanvi - What is your go-to-outfit for a date?
Tanya - A comfy dress and the highest heels I can find.
Tanvi - One Luxury Item that you own and value the most.
Tanya - Azure', Bentley because it's rare, smooth, classy and powerful.
Tanvi - Last Book you read? Also, your favorite book?
Tanya - The last book I read was 'How to start a business online for dummies'. My favorite book is "Eat Love Pray" because it shows that a person can't be happy or make anyone else unless they truly know themselves.
Tanvi - If you could give only one piece of advice to your daughter what would it be?
Tanya - Always be independent!
Tanvi - If someone wrote a book about you, what do you think the title should be?
Tanya- "The Go- To Girl"...( all my friends call me for advice)
Tanvi - What kind of people/acts make you angry?
Tanya - Unloyal people make me angry. Especially when you find out it's someone you've helped. When you are loyal it'll take you a long way in life. Fake people make me angry. No ones life is perfect so don't act like it.
Tanvi - Something that your friends do not know about you?
Tanya - I'm not a morning person.
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My thought on life is that you should always be kind to one another and lend a helping hand whenever you can. Take time to inhale and exhale and count your blessings. I don't stress over the unnecessary things anymore I just leave things up to God!
As far as blogging I wish other bloggers would embrace us new-comers sometimes, but when you end up meeting great new friends (like Tanvi) thru blogging, the visitors increase in numbers and it's all good. My favorite part is when someone tells me my message made their day when all I did was keep it real with what was going on in my life at that moment. You can think you have the worst problem in the world and it helps to see that you are not alone and sometimes people need to know that. It's also a great way to give advice to my friends via- internet so they don't have call me as much(even though I don't mind). They can visit my blog for inspiration instead. Blogging is also a great outlet for me to express myself and be creative.
Fashion is fun for me. I've done it all from wearing Cross Colors when I was 12 to wearing Christian Dior from head to toe for my 21st birthday. I surprise myself sometimes with the colors I put together and I use to second guess myself as I got older, but fashion should always be fun and never taken too seriously. If you don't like my taste I don't care because I'm always gonna be me :)
Hope you all enjoyed the interview. Thank You, Tanya for your time!
Have a wonderful weekend, everyone!
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Quite an enjoyable interview, I must say!!! Both of u fashion queens sure gave us some food for thought! Looking forward to more such inteviews, Tanvi! :)ReplyDelete
Hey Tanvi,ReplyDelete
I am a regular reader of your blog currently i am not a blogger (dont have time)i am a banker and getting married soon by january...i really want to loose 10-15 kg before my D day...dont know how to start and how to do shopping for my wedding day i mean i am totally unaware of todays bridal fashion should i buy some magzines or some net stuff..i am very fussy about everything....plzz help me out..
Cool feature, Tanvii! Love it, she is a darling girl, so lovely! XX!ReplyDelete
Thanks for this, Tanvi. Great questions and stunnning lady, I'm definately going to check out her blog. xxxReplyDelete
Thanks for an entertaining interview!ReplyDelete
Tanvi thank you so much for your lovely comment on my blog!!ReplyDelete
what a beautiful blog you have here!!!
greetings from spain
Oh my, amazing shoes! I especially love photo with the dress flowing in the wind.ReplyDelete
Great interview! I love her date outfit!ReplyDelete
i LOVE her cute style and inspiring words! gonna go check out her blog :)ReplyDelete
I have been to her blog - its really nice and she has great style..looking forward to more in this series..ReplyDelete
Fabulous interview! She sounds like a wonderful girl. Off to go check out her blog.ReplyDelete
Hope you have a wonderful weekend! xoxo
Tanvi-Nice interview and great introduction to Tanya. Hope you have a "fabulous" weekend!!ReplyDelete
Are you going to interview guys also?ReplyDelete
What a great feature! How have I not discovered her blog before?! Checking it out now :)ReplyDelete
♥ Leia
Great interview! I like when you get to hear things a little differently from what a blogger usually posts! You really get to know a lot more about them!ReplyDelete
Lovely style:)ReplyDelete
such a great feature! will check out her blog :) look forward to more features hon, love your blog! will be featuring you soon :) <3ReplyDelete
This was so fun! Loved reading Tanya's answersReplyDelete
Love this!!! I love finding out and reading about other bloggers.ReplyDelete
Hey Tanvi, I enjoyed answering all your questions. Thanks for all your kind words and featuring me on your fab blog. You are Americas sweetheart!!! XoxoReplyDelete
Hey! Like the interview. Like Tanya's fashion style of dressing the way she wants and sticking to it regardless of other people's varying opinions. Like the photographs as well.ReplyDelete
She has fabulous style and sounds like such a sweetheart!ReplyDelete
CLOTHED MUCH, a modest fashion blog
i really enjoyed this post, great interview!ReplyDelete
I really enjoyed this. I hope you keep it up as a series.ReplyDelete
love your new blog theme!!! awesome!!!ReplyDelete
I really liked this interview, Tanvi! I've never seen Tanya's blog, but I'm checking it out now. Her answers are all so thoughtful. I especially liked her ending note - I think that is a wonderful attitude to have.ReplyDelete
Hi Tanvi,ReplyDelete
I really enjoyed reading this interview. I love it when established bloggers like you embrace newer bloggers and make them feel welcome in the community. After all that is what blogging is about no?
I would love to keep in touch with you more regularly. What do you say?
Love from Toronto, Canada
Hey Tanvi,ReplyDelete
Went thru ur style, your blog and most amazing part he way u look at fitness, i m so impressed.. running shor t of words... will be looking forward to see you on face book


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Port Authority Official Who Ordered Bridge Closure Resigns
UPDATED | The political ally of Gov. Chris Christie who ordered controversial lane closures on the George Washington Bridge earlier this year has resigned from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, a person familiar with the matter said.
David Wildstein, who was the authority's director of interstate capital projects and a veteran political operative, ordered that two of three local lanes from Fort Lee, N.J., be closed without alerting local officials in the town, or other executives at the sprawling bi-state agency, which is jointly controlled by Mr. Christie and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Mr. Wildstein's resignation was confirmed by a Port Authority employee.
The incident triggered a political battle and escalating tensions within the authority itself because of the dueling explanations for the closure. A Christie appointee and the authority's original statement said that the lanes had been diverted to allow for a study of traffic patterns.
But politicians and other people familiar with the matter said they believed the purpose of the closure was political. Mr. Wildstein's maneuver caused massive traffic tie-ups in Fort Lee, and appeared to be aimed as retaliation against the borough's Democratic mayor, who had declined to endorse Mr. Christie's reelection two weeks before the lanes were shut off, these people said.
Those who suspected a political motive included the mayor himself, Mark Sokolich, who wrote in a private letter that the move appeared to be "punitive," but later recanted that suggestion.
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A person familiar with the matter said Mr. Wildstein resigned in advance of a hearing scheduled for Monday, at which the authority's executive director, Patrick Foye, is scheduled to testify under oath about the lane closures.
Mr. Foye, an appointee of Mr. Cuomo, was incensed when he learned of the lane closures in September and ordered them reversed, saying that they could have violated state and federal law in an email message to fellow executives at the authority. Earlier this week, Mr. Foye declined to discuss what he would say in questioning before the New Jersey Assembly, but said he stood by his email message.
"Mr. Wildstein has been a tireless advocate for New Jersey's interests at the Port Authority," said Michael Drewniak, a spokesman for Mr. Christie. "We are grateful for his commitment and dedication to the important work of the Port Authority and thank him for his service to the people of New Jersey and the region."


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Bryan Christopher Moon Four Seasons Rentals34 Woodward Ave Detroit, Michigan United States of America
Bryan Christopher Moon Four Seasons Rentals Detroit - Bryan Christopher Moon - Deadbeat Landlord!!! Detroit, Michigan
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Avenue in March 2012. I came to him with 2 months deposit and good referrals from my last landlord in warren. First he showed me one unit saying the other was occupied until the 1st and that it would be ready for me. The one he showed me looked great and I signed my lease and paid him 2 months rent. I move in and from the get go things went wrong with the unit starting with the horrible conditions of the walls and ranging to the electric heaters and the stove had no knobs. The place was in poor condition. When I called him he said things would be fixed in a timely manner.
This man never followed through on a single item that would be fixed. I waited 6 months before I finally gave up and resigned myself to living in a dump.
Towards the end of my lease last January I told him I wanted to move out one month early in February. [continued below]....
him it would be fine to show the unit to anyone while I was still in there if he just gave me a days notice. He said he would rather wait until closer to my move out date. The last two weeks he never showed anyone the unit and I started
to get suspicious. When I moved out I asked him for my deposit back and he said I could not have it because I left early! What a jackass! He never keeps his word about anything! Be warned!
Jeff F.
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one time. The owner was assured by the tenant that the home and the carpets would be thoroughly cleaned upon his departure.
When he indicated that he planned to move prior to the lease termination I advertised for a new tenant. The plan was to have the new tenant in place to take over the remainder of his lease. I was assured that the unit would be left clean and presentable. It was not. Due to pet odor, dog hair, filth on the walls and pet stains on the carpet I was unable to rent the property until the carpets and the rest of the unit be cleaned.
The cleaning costs and delay caused by the failure of the tenant to leave the home in rentable condition cost the owner of the property money. His costs were covered by the tenants cleaning deposit per the terms of the tenants signed lease agreement.
I know that most pet owners are responsible and dependable but sadly, after this incident, the owner of that property is refusing to rent to pet owners every again.
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Android 2.1 Coming Soon for Sprint's Hero and Moment
According to the hard to read document, Sprint is working on releasing the Android 2.1 update for the HTC Hero and Samsung Moment soon, within a few weeks hopefully. I can assume this is spurred by the Nexus One being added. To quote from AndroidCentral's decipher of the image:
"Let your customers know we are actively working on having the Android 2.1 platform available to our Hero and Moment customers over the coming weeks.
Look for more information coming in April about Android 2.1 platform for Hero and Moment."
Possibly an OTA update? Maybe. Let's hope that Sprint learned from Verizon's mistake and won't have problem's dishing out the update to it's subscribers.
Other Sources: BoyGeniusReport
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