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BURKHEAD QUESTIONABLE >>> Rex Burkhead is questionable for this week with a mild sprain of the medial collateral ligament in his left knee. Prepare for that to be the case for the next few weeks. According to Men's Health — who prepared an entire injury series for some of the most exacting critics out there: fantasy football owners — an MCL sprain is typically a one to three week injury depending on the severity. Burkhead has a mild sprain.
There doesn't seem to be much reason to play Burkhead in the rest of the non-conference slate. Nebraska has some depth at running back. Wisconsin? That's another story.
NEW TACKLE FOR THE BRUINS >>> UCLA will have a new left tackle on Saturday. Xavier Su'a-Filo will start at left tackle after last week's starter, Greg Capella, shifted down to left guard. Su'a-Filo has experience. He started all 13 games for UCLA as a true freshman in 2009 before leaving for a two-year Mormon mission. This is his first season back.
WHITE SOX >>> The Big Ten Network noticed that Nebraska was wearing white shoes instead of the traditional black last Saturday. According to the Nebraska equipment department Twitter feed, it's a permanent switch for this season. While some may remember the Huskers wearing white shoes in the 1980s, they did wear white shoes in the final game under Bill Callahan. That was a one game switch and completed the "surrender whites" look. Callahan was fired the next day.
White or black, the shoes don't matter as much to me as the socks. White just looks better than black so consider this an overall upgrade.
THANKS COACH >>> It behooves Southern Mississippi coach Ellis Johnson to tout the strength of Nebraska. The better Nebraska is, the better the season opening loss for the Eagles looks. With that said, Johnson again praised Nebraska on Monday in the Hattiesburg American:
I preface everything I say with the fact that Nebraska is an exceptionally good football team. After looking at the film, they have a chance to be an outstanding football team. Time will tell. It is the first game of the year and half the teams are 1-0 and half are 0-1. We are certainly one of the teams that are 0-1 and we are disappointed with that, but there were a lot of positives.
Johnson also had an interesting quote on the Huskers offense following the game:
They run a power offense with a tempo, which is unusual, and we didn't have the ability to keep up with them a couple of times. They have some plays in that offense that, no matter what you run on defense, it will be a successful play for them. When they can do that, I can't imagine how well they did on third down.
Power offense with tempo? If that is to become the identity of the Tim Beck offense, consider me intrigued.

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I'd have Frampton as a slight favourite over Martinez. I know Kiko can whack & has done the business in Ireland before but Dunne's whiskers weren't the best (you couldn't fault his heart though). I wasn't sold on Carl but he's impressed me more & more in his last couple of bouts & this is a good test.
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Selby v Lindsay is a good call.... I think we'll really get a clear and accurate understanding as to where Selby is at after this one because Lindsay is a proper little warrior and really needs to win this one. It could be the fight of the evening and I am just picking Selby.
Reckon Rogan is coming out because he sells tickets and will get well paid. He's a bit of a cult hero 'over the water' and the cynic in me is expecting him to face a big lad who has just been tempted away from his usual employment as a bouncer in Budapest/Riga/Prague.
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JACKSON, MI – When Ken Waito's teammates on the Airport 700 league want to get under his skin, they bring up this number: 295.
It's the score of a game Waito rolled several years ago when he struck 11 straight times and then managed to knock down just five pins on his last roll.
On Thursday night, he did plenty to try to put that number to rest.
At the age of 66, Waito shot games of 266, 278 and 300 for an 844 series that ranks behind only the 847 series rolled by Chris McClintic last month for the league and area high this season, pending certification from the United States Bowling Congress.
"Yeah, they dog me all the time for that 295 a few years ago," Waito jokingly said.
Waito's series Thursday was no joke as he opened with a 266 game and then strung together nine straight strikes in the second game before leaving a single pin and converting it. He left nine on his fill shot and then flushed 12 straight strikes for a 300 the third game while teammate and anchor bowler Terry Ott put together 11 in a row for a 299 en route to a 783 series.
"I just had a shot that night," Waito said. "Everything I laid down was headed for the pocket. Good night, good shot, good line, good ball. Plus, my buddies were helping me out."
The Waito Plumbing team – which also consists of Dave Pasick (719), Dean Jones (681) and Phil Konkle (675) – fired a 1,344 scratch third game and a 3,702 scratch series. That series was 110 pins short of Waito Plumbing's career night last year when the team scored 3,812 with Waito again leading the way with an 808 series, his only other 800 series besides the 844.
That was one of a couple highlights the team had last year, another when Ott shot the third-highest series in the Jackson area at 868. Ott used a Storm Lucid that night, and Waito used a Lucid for his big set Thursday.
Of his final shots Thursday, Waito said they were a bit nerve-racking.
"It was a little shaky because everybody stops bowling," he said. "I'd rather they just keep bowling around me. The last one was a nervous one; it always is."
The perfect game was Waito's fifth and probably one of the more satisfying ones considering he has been battling ulcerative colitis the past couple years.
"Just trying to keep the flare-ups from coming back," Waito said. "The last two years have been up and down. But I'm starting to come off some of the medicine and get back to normal."
Getting back to normal for Waito Plumbing means the 295 ribbing is likely not over. The teammates love to joke around with one another and keep the mood relatively light on a league full of high scorers.
In the spirit of that, Ott threw in a friendly barb while complimenting his longtime friend and teammate.
"It was fun watching (his 844 series) because he only bowls twice a week and never practices no matter how much we tell him he should," Ott said.
Classic Mixed Doubles results
Dan Gennety and Michelle Keirns led a mixed doubles tournament in August at Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park before a disastrous final game dropped them to third.
They were not going to let that happen again this weekend.
The longtime partners led practically wire to wire at the 28th annual Classic Mixed Doubles over the weekend at Airport Lanes to win their second title and first since 2003. Gennety shot 229 and Keirns 213 in the final for a 442-332 victory over Chris McClintic (183) and Kandi Garrett (149), whose scores in the championship game do not reflect at all how they bowled during the two-day tournament.
"This one's kind of nice, although there are not as many entries as there used to be," Gennety said. "But there's a lot of good competition out there. We've both bowled in enough tournaments that if one is having a bad game, you don't get down on each other."
Keirns carried much of the load during the six games of qualifying Saturday, averaging 231 thanks to a 731 start for the first three games. Gennety closed with a 263 game to average 222 on the day as the duo led qualifying with 2,718, just 12 pins higher than Kris Warner (239 average) and Libie Ambs (211) at 2,706. Vic Portalatin and Suzy Thayer qualified third at 2,694, followed by McClintic and Garrett in fourth at 2,652. McClintic averaged 254 for the six games and closed with games of 237, 269 and 288 for a 794. He had just two games lower than 250.
The top eight twosomes of 21 entries advanced to Sunday's match play and stepladder rounds, and it was a battle for the final spots. Todd and Jill Reichard, six-time winners of the tournament and the defending champions, were fifth at 2,568. Mike Devlaminck and Connie Mayer qualified sixth at 2,556, and one pin back were the teams of Zach French and Sue Cropsey, and Rod Wiedmeyer and Crystal Gallagher, who tied at 2,555.
Brian Sears and Elaine Wright wound up just six pins shy of the cut at 2,549.
Sunday featured six match-play games, and the top five teams reached the stepladder finals. Gennety and Keirns lost five of their six matches, but with just one game of 12 under 200 and four games over 250, they still held the top spot heading into the stepladders.
In the first stepladder match, the Reichards fell two pins short of advancing, losing 474-472 to Portalatin and Thayer. Todd Reichard and Thayer shot matching 258 games, while Portalatin finished with 216 to Jill Reichard's 214.
Garrett and McClintic, third after the six match-play games, defeated Thayer and Portalatin 429-413. McClintic had 235 in that game. They then dispatched a strong challenge by Wiedmeyer and Gallagher 458-423. McClintic shot 234 and Garrett 224 to counter Wiedmeyer's 266.
But Keirns and Gennety would not be denied in the championship match, especially considering the duo did not bowl together in this event last year. Keirns opted to compete in a Lansing tournament with a larger potential pay-off.
"Bowling with Dan is special," she said. "We have a lot of trust in each other and mix well."
Results after six games of qualifying Saturday at Airport Lanes for the 28th annual Classic Mixed Doubles:
1. Dan Gennety (1,332) and Michelle Keirns (1,386), 2,718. 2. Kris Warner (1,439) and Libie Ambs (1,267), 2,706. 3. Vic Portalatin (1,419) and Suzy Thayer (1,275), 2,694. 4. Chris McClintic (1,525) and Kandi Garrett (1,127), 2,652. 5. Todd (1,310) and Jill (1,258) Reichard, 2,568. 6. Mike Devlaminck (1,431) and Connie Mayer (1,125), 2,556. 7 (tie). Zach French (1,404) and Sue Cropsey (1,151), and Rod Wiedmeyer (1,386) and Crystal Gallagher (1,169), 2,555.
DID NOT QUALIFY: 9. Brian Sears (1,201) and Elaine Wright (1,348), 2,549. 10. Mark Rose (1,375) and Tracy Lackey (1,159), 2,534. 11. Dave Henman (1,402) and Erma McAlpine (1,128), 2,530. 12. Jason French (1,350) and Kerry King (1,164), 2,514. 13. Steve Jordan (1,383) and Andrea Masters (1,126), 2,509. 14. Josh Berkeypile (1,344) and Lisa Wynn (1,145), 2,489. 15. Mark Lefebvre (1,318) and Peggy Parrott (1,163), 2,481. 16. Nick French (1,399) and Mikki Mathews (1,081), 2,480. 17. Colten Crabtree (1,327) and Nicole Crabtree (1,132), 2,459. 18. Gerry Lobdell (1,345) and Cheri French (1,057), 2,402. 19. BJ Satkowski (1,270) and Nena Asbury (1,069), 2,339. 20. Scott Cook (1,206) and Madison Cook (1,101), 2,307. 21. Zac Fagan (1,185) and Shelbie Fagan (1,101), 2,286.
Results after six match-play games Sunday at Airport Lanes (totals include 40 possible bonus pins in each match):
1. Gennety-Keirns, 5,619. 2. Gallagher-Wiedmeyer, 5,550. 3. Garrett-McClintic, 5,417. 4. Thayer-Portalatin, 5,396. 5. Reichard-Reichard, 5,284. 6. Ambs-Warner, 5,252. 7. Cropsey-Z. French, 5,245. 8. Mayer-Devlaminck, 5,068.
Thayer (258)-Portalatin (216) def. J. Reichard (214)-T. Reichard (258), 474-472.
Garrett (194)-McClintic (235) def. Thayer (216)-Portalatin (208), 429-413.
Garrett (224)-McClintic (234) def. Gallagher (157)-Wiedmeyer (266), 458-423.
Keirns (213)-Gennety (229) def. Garrett (149)-McClintic (183), 442-332.
Bowlers to Veterans Link fundraising
From Nov. 9-14, the Greater Jackson USBC will be visiting area bowling centers to raise money for the Bowlers to Veterans Link, the sport of bowling's oldest charity that supports America's veteran and active duty service men and women, according to its website.
Last year, the association donated $2,100 to the BVL. If league or individual bowlers would like to donate to the cause, contact Mary Ann Walz at 517-596-2238.
Mark your calendars
The team event for the USBC Youth City Tournament is set for this weekend. Team event (four bowlers per team) is at 10 a.m. or 1 p.m. Nov. 9-10 at Suburban Lanes. The entry fee is $10 per bowler per event. Contact Libie Ambs at 517-937-0751 for availability.
The Greater Jackson USBC 50s Plus Mixed Doubles Tournament is set for 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 10, at University Lanes. The entry fee is $30 per doubles team, and thete will be divisions for team averages of 325 and under and 326 and above. Entry forms are available at area centers or contact Barb Bradish at 517-795-2357 or Richard Loughlin at 517-788-9135.
The sixth annual Summit Sweeper is set for Sunday, Nov. 24, at Summit Lanes. Entrants will roll four games of qualifying starting at 10 a.m. (bowlers should register by 9:30 a.m.) with the top 12 advancing. Qualifiers will be seeded based on their four-game total and placed into one of three groups of four bowlers. Those groups will bowl one game with the low score eliminated. This will continue until just two bowlers remain, and a two-game, total-pinfall final will determine the winner. First place is $300 guaranteed based on 40 entries. The cost to enter is $30 is paid by Nov. 23, and walk-ins will be charged $35. For more information, contact Tony Crabtree at 517-783-2559 or 517-945-6334.
Suburban Lanes will host a handicap tournament on Sunday, Dec. 1, that is open to all USBC members and promises a one-day format, $40 entry fee and $400 first-place prize. For more details, contact Mark Burgess at Suburban Lanes at 517-764-3200 or via Facebook.
A Youth Bakers Doubles Tournament is set for 10 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 1, at Summit Lanes. The entry fee is $20, and teams of two will roll eight games of qualifying with bowlers alternating frames. Entries close Nov. 23. Contact Libie Ambs at 517-937-0751.
The 31st annual Alro Steel Open will be at Airport Lanes with qualifying at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, and match play at 10 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 8. Entrants will roll six games of qualifying before entering match play, the format of which is unknown. Entry forms are available at area centers. The entry fee is $50 for the second Grand Slam event of the season. Entries close Dec. 4. Contact Gordy McCluer at 517-787-4516.
The second King of the Hill tournament at University Lanes will take place at 11 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 8. The handicap tournament involves bowlers rolling four games and taking their highest three with handicap to determine the single-elimination match-play field. For more details, contact University Lanes at 517-343-2005.
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The Economic Journal, Vol. 122, Issue 559, pp. 1-25, 2012
This article assesses the impact of a dramatic reform of the Dutch pension system on the mental health of workers nearing retirement age. The reform means that public sector workers born on 1 January 1950 or later face a substantial reduction in their pension rights while, for workers born before 1950 nothing changes. We employ a unique‐matched survey and administrative dataset comprising male public sector workers born in 1949 and 1950 and find a strong deterioration in mental health for workers affected by the reform. These effects are stronger for married workers whose partner has no pension income.
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The owner of a historic grain elevator where an Amarillo woman fell to her death Tuesday said he has struggled to keep trespassers from entering the building.
Determined thrill-seekers have removed steel bars over windows, broken down welded-closed steel doors and even chiseled through 8-inch concrete walls to enter the Garvey Grain elevator at 2400 N.E. Third Ave.
"I don't know what to do. I'm at my wits' end," said Edwin Axe of Lake Tanglewood. "It's nothing that we're neglecting. When somebody has all night to break in, you can't stop them."
The massive concrete and steel structure once housed one of the country's largest flour mills but has not been in use for years. It was the scene of a fatal fall early Tuesday morning.
Kelsey Tortoreo, 20, of Amarillo, and a man police have declined to identify entered the building sometime after 2 a.m. and made their way to the top of the southeast silo. The two were using only cellphones for light. In the dark, Tortoreo fell through a 24-inch-by-30-inch hole in the floor and plummeted about 80 feet to her death, police said.
Preliminary autopsy results released Wednesday indicate Tortoreo's death was accidental, police said.
After the accident police arrested the man on a probation violation warrant out of Randall County. He and a female who waited near the ground while Tortoreo and the man climbed to the top of the facility Tuesday morning could face trespassing charges, police said. Police said they will not release the man's identity because he is a witness.
Axe said the hole Tortoreo fell through was probably used to dump grain into the silo.
Construction on the mill began in 1917 but wasn't completed until 1921, Axe said. The mill changed hands several times. Axe bought it in the mid-1990s, he said.
Shortly after he bought it, Axe realized the old mill's proximity to the railroad made it a convenient camp for homeless people, he said. Its age and history possibly make it a target of would-be adventurers. At least one website dedicated to urban explorations features the mill as a destination.
"It used to be, it was homeless people on the railroad I had trouble with," Axe said. "Now it's younger people."
Police said they have recently become aware of websites dedicated to exploring the mill, but said there's not much that can be done about the sites, where people chat about their adventures and share pictures.
"I can see that a photograph establishes that someone was trespassing, but it doesn't say who is shooting the photographs," said Sgt. Brent Barbee. "I don't see how those sites can be used (in investigations), except to establish that there was a picture taken."
Potter-Randall Special Crimes Lt. Gary Trupe said he has looked at one site that included instructions on what clothes to wear and what equipment to bring when exploring the structure. He said there were so many comments on the Internet about the building, some of Tortoreo's family members thought it was an operating business.
"(Tortoreo's) father saw stuff on Facebook about Garvey," Trupe said. "He thought it was an after-hours club. Evidently the kids are talking about it on Facebook."
Trupe said city code-enforcement officials plan to help Axe seal the building up again.
"Over the years we've tried to make that place impenetrable. I thought this last time I had everything secure," Axe said.
Axe said he welded all the steel doors closed and welded steel over the windows. But the doors have since been broken down and steel over windows removed. Axe said somebody at some point chiseled through a concrete wall to enter the structure.
"I really, really feel bad for that gal who fell through the hole in the top of that silo," Axe said. "I really feel sorry for her family."


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Maryland State Police said the eastbound lanes of U.S. 40 were closed for a time in Cecil County after a crash involving a pedestrian was reported north of Perryville.
State Police said troopers responded to eastbound Pulaski Highway near Jackson Station Road about 9:45 p.m. Tuesday.
Preliminary information from State Police said that one vehicle struck a pedestrian who was jogging at the time. The condition of the pedestrian has not been released.
Investigators said the driver of the vehicle stayed at the scene.
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Stephen was hung 14 inches when erect and called himself the stallion king, he was therefore hung like a horse.
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A phrase used to describe a very large penis of a blessed man.
CJ won a trophy for being hung like a horse, since the large size enabled him to produce the most cum during a competition.
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Big ass dick
Damn! That nigga is hung like a horse!
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a huge dick hanging well below your knees, only special people have them.
Big D is hung like a horse
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Interesting take here from the U.K. - red meat causes cancer, but only in the U.S. !
Support for "Trick and Treat": How 'healthy eating' is making us ill: Study finds red meat may not be edible - but only in the US
diabetes mellitus, hypertension, or hypercholesterolemia; and intakes of total energy, whole grains, fruits, and vegetables, all in quintiles)
However, as you mentioned they did not control for sugar intake. Also, a previous poster mentioned the same question that I have - was any additive effect considered for these things. For example if you had an increased in total calories AND smoked AND had less exercise were you just docked for the individual things or was it taken in to account that there could be an additive negative effect from these behaviors.
Using low lectin/nightshade free primal to control autoimmune arthritis. (And lost 50 lbs along the way )
1. Their choice of data is suspect as Food Frequency Questionaries are just not very effective at eliciting what/how much people actually eat. The authors made several statistical "adjustments" to the food data to make it work better.
2. "Associated with" vs "causes". Observational epidemiology of this sort can NEVER determine causation. It can highlight correlations, but as we all know bee stings are correlated with ice cream cone consumption, but that doesn't mean bees cause people to eat ice cream cones. The study's conclusion reads, "Red meat consumption is associated with an increased risk of total, CVD, and cancer mortality. Substitution of other healthy protein sources for red meat is associated with a lower mortality risk."
3. They did some co-variate analysis. The glaring exception (to my mind) is that they didn't adjust for sugar consumption. They adjust for glycemic index of foods, but for a number of reasons I think this fails to take into account sugar's full potential effect.
The actual study can be found at - Arch Intern Med -- Red Meat Consumption and Mortality: Results From 2 Prospective Cohort Studies, March 12, 2012, Pan et al. 0 (2012): archinternmed.2011.2287v1
Obviously my bias is to eat meat without chagrin. AND I don't think we can draw conclusions from this study.
If I didn't define myself for myself, I would be crunched into other people's fantasies for me and eaten alive. --Audre Lorde
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Not only that, but someone mentioned "additive effects" - a bit more technically termed "interaction effects" - so that a combo of inactivity, high red meat, and say,smoking, may be more deadly than all the individual bits added together. That is very hard to model and I don't see them attempting it here. Humans are complicated creatures and very often don't lend themselves well to the assumptions of the General Linear Model.
If you are new to the PB - please ignore ALL of this stuff, until you've read the book, or at least http://www.marksdailyapple.com/primal-blueprint-101/ and this (personal fave): http://www.archevore.com/get-started/
Using low lectin/nightshade free primal to control autoimmune arthritis. (And lost 50 lbs along the way )
I know the study says it controlled variables but without testing people who have been eating primal for a long time this study is pretty irrelevant to us (although clearly it's not junk science or anything like that).
No matter how careful they were to ensure the people they surveyed were healthy, eating good diets etc, surely the fact that most -- if not all -- of those surveyed will have been eating red meat in conjunction with sugary foods, vegetable oils, grains and what not means only that red meat, when eaten along with these things, may cumulatively create a greater risk of heart disease and other such illnesses.
The fact that they still have no idea what it is in red meat or saturated fat that could cause these problems -- and the fact that studies specifically focused on these things have failed to show that, on their own, they are dangerous -- further suggests that it isn't unprocessed red meat that's the problem.
Just a thought. What do y'all think?


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'Vikings' premieres Sunday on History
Cable's love affair with scripted TV series continues as History launches its first drama, the ambitious, rough and tumble "Vikings."
The casually brutal behavior of the show's characters may present a barrier to entry for some viewers who don't want to spend their TV time with raping, pillaging sociopaths -- particularly for viewers coming to "Vikings" from its lead-in, History's "The Bible" miniseries.
But after a few episodes that provide a better understanding of the period culture and the motivations of lead character Ragnar Lothbrok (Travis Fimmel, "The Beast," "Tarzan"), "Vikings" grows into a compulsively watchable program.
One of the greatest attributes about "Vikings" -- its setting in the Eastern Baltic in 793 A.D. -- may also be its Achilles' heel.
It's not a period of history that's been used much as backdrop for entertainment in recent years. Aside from Thor, most recently depicted in movies as a superhero from another planet, and the innocuous "Hagar the Horrible" comic strip, Vikings have not gotten a lot of serious play in American popular culture and even less on TV.
On the one hand, that makes the timing of "Vikings" ideal: It fills a void while building on some past pop-culture touchstones.
"Vikings" is more grounded in what appears to be gritty realism than any other recent Norse-culture recreations. The series is historical fiction, but it still offers a sense of real, known history.
But while TV viewers have grown accustomed to anti-heroes -- Tony Soprano, Vic Mackey, Dexter Morgan -- Ragnar is particularly rough-hewn, killing random strangers on raids all in the name of amassing hordes of treasure.
This is where some TV watchers may have a difficult time accepting the show. "Vikings" asks viewers to cheer for characters who, to modern eyes, appear at first glance to be nothing more than bullying, plundering thieves.
For some viewers, that perception may be an insurmountable roadblock. It certainly colored my initial impression of "Vikings" and continued to press against my enjoyment of the show's fourth episode when the raiders invade a town, interrupt a church Mass, steal a gold cross off the altar and slit the priest's throat.
Despite some misgivings, after acclimating to the harshness of the setting/period through the first five episodes, "Vikings" has me hooked on its characters and story.
The series is written by Michael Hirst, whose TV efforts have been marked in recent years by one outright success ("The Tudors") and one creatively disappointing dud ("Camelot").
"Vikings" hews much closer to "The Tudors," but without the foreknowledge among the viewing audience of what will happen next.
Viewers meet Ragnar and his tough wife, Lagertha (Katheryn Winnick), in their home life. He's an ambitious farmer who dreams of conquering new worlds as leader of a Viking raiding party. But local chieftain Earl Haraldson (Gabriel Byrne) insists on sailing the same routes east to impoverished Baltic States and Russia.
Ragnar wants to sail west to England, a goal he begins working toward in Sunday's premiere. He enlists crazed jester Floki (Gustaf Skarsgard) in building a ship.
Ragnar will eventually have success in his raiding endeavors, bringing back his own slave, a captured monk named Athelstan (George Blagden, "Les Miserables"). This sets up some interesting conversations between the two men about Athelstan's Christianity versus Ragnar's Norse gods.
Ragnar, with a haircut as crazy as his eyes are electric blue, initially seems like a menace, but over time it's clear that he's more forgiving and less cruel than Haraldson, who grows into his role as the show's primary antagonist.
On the home front, Ragnar is both helped and harmed by his impulsive brother, Rollo (Clive Standen, "Camelot"), who seems to have some sort of past relationship with Haraldson's wife, Siggy (Jessalyn Gilsig, "Glee").
From all these connections it's clear that "Vikings," at its heart, is as much of a character-driven, sometimes-soapy drama as "The Tudors" was. But there's a lot of barbarism to plow through and cultural understandings to grasp before "Vikings" becomes comfortable viewing.
Credit Hirst's script and Fimmel's performance for making Ragnar likable. Fimmel manages to find a soulful character within the savage warrior and evinces a keen intellect bubbling beneath the character's hard-shell exterior.
Physically, Fimmel has transformed himself from the lithe, almost-androgynous Tarzan he played on The WB in 2003 to a bearded, burly warrior in "Vikings."
In many respects, that physical transformation matches the maturation of scripted programming. Prime-time once put a premium on beautiful people in opulent settings. And while that's still true in some quarters, "Vikings" and plenty of predecessor programs on cable represent a new direction for TV storytelling, one focused on harsh, gritty settings and morally complicated characters.


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A thing to remember when moving into high-rise, another high-rise
If you're considering moving into a high-rise condo or apartment in Seattle for the views of Puget Sound, the Space Needle or mountain ranges, you might want to keep this in mind: City regulations do not protect private views, only public views.
This is a lesson being learned the hard way by residents of the Cosmopolitan high-rise in the Denny Triangle, according to a story in Seattlepi.com. Residents there have already had one building go up a mere 18 feet from them and now another tower has been approved for construction.
On Monday, Seattle's Department of Planning and Development approved the construction of a 39-story tower with 380 residential units above 3,507 sq. ft. of retail at ground floor. Parking for 350 vehicles to be provided within the structure and 29 work studios at the parking levels.
The Seattlepi.com reports that the new building, if it goes up, would come after another skyscraper aggrieved condo owners in the Cosmopolitan several years ago. Many owners had banked on gorgeous city views in 2005 when they bought at the Cosmo, a 33-floor highrise of 190 units.
A spokesperson for the city sent along this important conclusion the department made when approving the new high-rise:
"The proposed structure is not anticipated to affect views of the mountains, downtown skyline or major bodies of water from designated public places, including Four Columns Park, the closest viewpoint that could potentially be affected. The proposed building is also not anticipated to block public views of identified historic landmarks from designated locations. Finally, the proposed structure is not anticipated to affect views of the Space Needle from the Viaduct, Interstate 5, the downtown skyline or other designated viewpoint location. The proposed action would affect cross-site views from residential dwellings and office buildings located proximate to the subject site. However, private views are not protected by City regulations."
"It will block us out completely. It will completely take out all our views," one resident told the PI.
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There are several opportunities to have fun with horses and give back at the same time during the coming weeks in New Jersey.
The largest such ride is on behalf of Susan G. Komen for the Cure to benefit breast cancer research.
The Oct. 16 Ride for the Cure outing was inspired by a similar one in Connecticut attended last year by breast cancer survivor Dee Cameron of Colonia, owner of national champion palomino Buffed Chrome. The experience inspired Cameron's husband, Robert, to start a similar fund raiser in New Jersey.
"I don't ride, so while my wife was riding, I was walking around talking to people," he said.
"The sheer emotion that everybody had and the excitement of the day was really nice. I was really impressed."
When he came home, he called the southern New Jersey chapter of Komen in Princeton, which got the project a website (komenridenj.org) and printed flyers.
The Camerons board their horse at Bow Brickhill Stables in Milford, and after they told owner John Alexis about the ride, he offered to host it. Breast cancer had hit his family hard; his mother died of the disease, which was not detected until the late stages, and two aunts also succumbed to it.
It struck a chord with him that 75 percent of the money will support breast cancer education and screening programs in central and south Jersey, while 25 percent goes to national research programs. He's a big supporter of Komen .
"They make a huge impact," explained Alexis, whose wife, Maxine, will be riding.
But he also noted those who want to participate don't necessarily have to ride.
"If you just want to come here for the day and hang out and volunteer, that's great also," Alexis said.
Cameron hopes to attract 150 riders; each has to raise at least $300 in contributions to participate. People can choose whether they want to ride alone or in a team in a hunter pace-style competition, or just enjoy themselves in a leisurely fashion.
Accommodations are being made for a short ride, a half-hour to a resting spot, where horses may be stabled until they can be picked up if participants are too tired to continue, or riders can go another half-hour back to the starting point. For others, the ride will be three hours on the Alexandria Township Trail Association trails, appropriately marked with pink ribbons, and the Schiff Preserve. Those who do not have a horse can take a ring ride at Bow Brickhill, providing they raise $50 and wear something pink.
Those set on obtaining more contributions have a distance to go before they do better than Dena Castellani, a 15-year-old from Alexandria, who has raised about $3,500. The Delaware Valley Regional High School sophomore doesn't ride, but has been involved in therapy using a mini-horse to visit the sick, the elderly and schools.
"My parents both taught me that giving back to society is one of the best things,'' said the teen, explaining her involvement.
Those who raised money will be treated to lunch on their return to the stable, while their horses get apples and carrots.
Other rides this fall include next Sunday's New Jersey Horse Council/Hoofing2Help Ride to the Rescue at the Mercer County Equestrian Center in Pennington. It benefits horse and animal rescue groups around the state.
ReRun, which finds new homes for thoroughbred ex-racehorses, is also part of the ride and is asking participants who are riding on its behalf to seek pledge money.
Activities at Ride to the Rescue include gymkhana games and a silent auction. Beginner and advanced trails are offered. For information, contact Horse Council President Shelly Liggett at email@example.com or Christine Cardinal at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Trail ride is scheduled for Oct. 9 at Waterwheel Farm, 124 Fredon Marksboro Rd., Fredon. Prizes are awarded to participants collecting the most money for the charity. Call (973) 691-8641 for information or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
On Oct. 22, the Amwell Valley Hounds Pony Club is holding a trail pace along the Round Valley Reservoir, leaving from the Round Valley Youth Center in Lebanon. The route will be 4-6 miles, and it is recommended that participating horses be shod. For information, contact Carolyn Ruffa at (908) 892-7063 or email@example.com, or Paige DiRoberto at (908) 305-6546 or email@example.com.
ON THE RAIL -- Steffen Peters not only collected titles in both the Grand Prix with Ravel and the Intermediare I with Weltino's Magic during the national dressage championships at the U.S. Equestrian Team Foundation headquarters in Gladstone last weekend, but the Californian also was named to the Pan American Games team with Magic.
Others on the squad are Floridian Heather Blitz with Paragon, Cesar Parra of Whitehouse Station (Grandioso) and another California resident, Marisa Festerling (Big Tyme).
Trainer Heather Mason of Tewksbury, sixth of 16 in the Intermediare I championship at the Collecting Gaits Farm/U.S. Equestrian Festival Dressage Festival of Champions with Warsteiner, was named as the third of four alternates to the squad, despite the fact that she wasn't trying for a team berth.
Although in eventing, with its rugged cross-country test, an alternate has a good shot at making a team, it is less likely in dressage.
"While it was never my intention to go to Pan Ams this year, I am an alternate and if asked, I am prepared to go," Mason said.
Of her 8-year-old mount, she noted, "He's young but a super horse who will make a very solid team horse as he is consistent and reliable.
"The Pan Am team is a great one and I am very happy to be named as alternate. Unlike many of the other riders at the Festival, making the team was not my main goal this year, which may have worked to my benefit as my stress level was not as high as most."
In the Grand Prix competiton, Lauren Sammis of South Orange finished fifth on Sagacious with a score of 67.763 on an adjusted basis by having the Grand Prix count 45 percent, the Special 30 percent and the freestyle 25 percent.
Winning a national championship is an honor in itself, but taking the U.S. Equestrian Federation four-in-hand title last weekend for the third time means more than that to Jim Fairclough of Newton.
He's seeking new sponsorship after he and his patron of 16 years, Jane Clark, split in 2010. Fairclough hopes to compete in the world championships next year and the World Equestrian Games in France in 2014.
Without backing, however, he said, "it's just cost-prohibitive. I cannot do it."
He's been knocking on doors and after taking the trophy, he pointed out , "Now I can say how good the team is. That always helps. I feel confident now that when people hear I have a team this competitive I'm hoping it will be easier to find somebody that would be interested."
In the championship at the Laurels in Pennsylvania, Fairclough finished ahead of eight-time national champ Chester Weber, who went through a gate backwards in the marathon.
"It was just a mistake and I have nothing to say except it was inexcusable," said Weber, who started off with the lead in the dressage phase.
"Things happen; that's part of competition," said Fairclough.
"I was pleased I was only a few points behind after dressage."
Fairclough is working with a good group of horses, including Valentino, who was leased to the Netherlands' Theo Timmermann last year for the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, where the Dutch had the gold medal squad. Fairclough was on the U.S. silver medal contingent at the WEG with Weber.
"This team is very nice. It doesn't quite have the depth I had with Jane's team, but I had a very good dressage score and am doing very well."
One of his horses, Valentino, was leased to the Netherlands Theo Timmermann last year and was on the Dutch gold medal team at the WEG.
Fairclough, 53, who has been competing on the world stage with four-in-hands since 1980, said he has no intention of retiring.
"I love to drive a four-in-hand, I love to drive for the country. It's kind of in my blood. I really can't stop."
A 5-7 p.m. "twilight meeting" for horse farm owners will be held Sept. 29 by the Rutgers Equine Science Center at the Best Management Practice Demonstration Horse Farm on the George H. Cook Campus in New Brunswick.
The session will include discussions on how to improve water quality, manure management ideas and pasture/grazing advice.
There is no charge, but registration is required by contacting Laura Gladney at email@example.com or by calling (732) 932-3229. Directions to the farm will be given after registration.
Judy Wade of Branchville is desperate to find her 15-hand brown and white Tobiano paint gelding, Little Joe, who she believes was stolen from her property on Sept. 8. Tire tracks by a gate in the pasture are the only clue to the horse's disappearance.
Wade, a home health aide, has registered the theft with Netposse.com and alerted auctions to keep an eye out for her horse. She was planning last week to pawn her rings so she could afford an airplane to fly over the acreage behind her pasture to see if the horse could be spotted.
"I can't sleep at night. All i do is cry," she said, of her mount of 10 years, a 50th birthday present.
Anyone who thinks they may have seen Little Joe can contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com. She is offering a $3,000 reward, no questions asked.
Jerseyans took several tri-colors in the Marshall & Sterling national championships in Saugerties, N.Y., last week.
Lyndsey Lynch of Medford rode Bear to the adult amateur hunter title, while the Adequan Working Hunter honors belonged to Osvaldo Ornia Pacher of Palermo Show Stables in Bedminster on Alivio.
Today: Tewksbury Trail Pace, Christie Hoffman Farm Park, Fairmount Road, Tewksbury (tta-nj.org); ESDCTA Dressage Championship Show, Horse Park of N.J., Route 524, Allentown; North Jersey Equestrian Center Show, 1 Carlson Pl., Pompton Plains; Central Jersey Horsemen's Association English/Western/Saddlebred Show, East Freehold Showgrounds, Kozloski Road, Freehold; Delaware Valley Horsemen's Association Western and Draft Show, DVHA Showgrounds, Route 604, Sergeantsville; The Ridge at Riverview Autumn Jumper Classic II, 3 Wolverton Rd., Asbury ; Eastern Pennsylvania Reining Horse Association, Gloucester County Dream Park, 400 Route 130 South, Logan Township; Colts Neck Polo, Bucks Mill Park, Colts Neck (3 p.m. start, coltsneckpolo.com.)
Wednesday: Princeton Show Jumping II, Hunter Farms, 1315 The Great Rd., Princeton (through next Sunday).
Saturday: Flora Lea Horse Trials, 21 Branin Rd., Medford (through next Sunday); Garden State Paint Horse Club Show, Gloucester County Dream Park, 400 Route 130 South, Logan Township; Tinicum Park Polo, 963 River Rd., Erwinna, Pa.(1 mile from New Jersey over the Frenchtown bridge, 2 p.m. start, tinicumpolo.org).
Next Sunday: N.J. Horse Shows Association Show, Briarwood Farm, Pleasant Run Road, Readington; N.J. Region Pony Club Starter-Novice Horse Trials, Horse Park of N.J., Route 524, Allentown; Delaware Valley Horsemen's Association Driving Show, DVHA Showgrounds, Route 604, Sergeantsville; Hidden Hollow Farm Combined Training Schooling Show, 1100 Old Chester Rd., Gladstone; Colts Neck Polo, Bucks Mill Park, Colts Neck (3 p.m. start, coltsneckpolo.com.)
Nancy Jaffer may be reached at email@example.com.


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Gravity Spitfire build with AR6400
This is what I have so far in the pictures. The RX works fine. The only problem I am having is with the throttle. It is a Tunigy Plush 6amp esc. The throttle was reversed so I reversed in the TX. But it doesn't always start up and when it does it doesn't turn until about half throttle.
I am working how to have access after the build like the Parkzone micros where you can take apart the body and then tape back together. The vertical split doesn't lend itself to that easily. I will probably put it together with packing tape at first. Accessing the battery leads can probably be done through an open cockpit. The battery would probably be better for CG in the back behind the RX but that would probably interfere with the control rods to the back. So still working on it.
Hi Ronaldf
Your ELE 109 looks Ok, you've got to be pleased with it at the price you paid, especially as it comes with a brushless motor. After all the motor is practically free. (Cheap is good...but free is always better)
Hi Ronald F,
I have two things you should check on the ELE model.
(1) Is the top of the wing covered in a thin plastic layer as the COX/Gravity one?
(2) The other thing is to check if the vertical stabilizer/rudder has a one sided wingprofile seen from above?
Why should you check this?
(1) The plastic layer on top of the main wing gives much strength to the wing helping to prevent folded wings.
(2) The one sided wingprofile in the vertical stabilizer will cause the plane to fly circles. If so you need to counteract this with your rudder. In the end the plane will be more responsive flying circles one way as the other.
If both are different from the Gravity one then you basically have the CC-Lee freeflight version with a brushless motor. The color of the plane are like the freeflight version.
That would be two more points on which the Gravity plane would score better. I have started on these planes by converting the CC-Lee planes because back then the COX planes were not available in Europe. Much like the Gravity planes are not available in Europe. Luckily we still can get most of the Cox planes. Anyway, experience tells me the Gravity version would be a better buy because of a better kit and the possibility to choose your own gear.
Hi Ronhawker,
If you have a programmable TX, make sure your throttle channel is set to zero. Put the stick way back at startup and when you connect the battery of the plane. Also check the wires of your brushless motor. It could very well be you have a broken wire. Also check the solder points on the esc.
Because your plane with brushless motor will be very fast and heavy in comparisson to the parkzone micro's, it will not be a good idea to just tape the fuse halves together. By gluing the two halves together you make a tubelike structure which will give strength. The tape will not be sufficient especially if you think of taking the two halves apart after each flight.
Better make a hatch or a removable wing. There are lot's of ways it has been done before. You do not need to think up a new way to do it. Read the thread and the ones that have come before. I know it is a lot to read but it will be worth it.
The remark on the battery I can't place. The battery behind the receiver would place the battery in the tail . I don't think your paying (the right) attention to your CG. A tailheavy plane will not fly. The battery is fine in the location where it is now. However you do have to pay attention to the lateral weight distribution. The way you show it now on the picture will place a lot of weight on the right side of the plane. This will cause the plane to turn right because your right wing will at the same speed have to carry much more weight as your left wing. It will not and your plane is going to tip over and dive to the ground. Better place your battery flat in the fuse or make spacers to the left and the right so your battery will be held in the center of the plane.
The spitfire is a very nice plane. Good luck with your build!
At this point I prefer the Gravity. I use the brushed motor to make an adapter mount for the 1811. Faster shipping and actually cheaper. The GH also has the nose protector and better packaging. I'll usually order two of the $12.99 units to get cheaper shipping cost per unit. Two usually costs just a couple of dollars more than one.
USA, AZ, Surprise
Joined Dec 2010
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The weather has been really crap here for months, the bloody wind won't stop blowing. It was still quite windy here at the weekend, but I got fed up with waiting to fly and decided to take my Zero for a spin. At 150g AUW, it's my heaviest and I thought it would handle the wind the best. Wrong!! Flew it straight into a wheelie bin and folded a wing back, snapped the prop and cracked the motor mount
Well now at least I've got some epoxying to do while the weather's crap.
Hi Andy,
The weather has been similar here. Quite sunny and all but windy all the time. Went out kiting yesterday with a 10 square meter kitesurf kite. At times it took two persons hanging on to prevent lift off or better uncontrolled dragging across the sand. Will do a kitesurf weekend in about a month.
The wing of the F4U got teared because of the same wind. Still waiting for my components for the FPV MWB.
Hi Will,
I repair when it is needed and when I feel like it. I fly when I feel like it and if my batteries are charged. That is when I do not have to work or have other obligations crossing my plans. I can't deny that I like building even more at times. Creating something and the tension to see if it works out give an extra dimension to my hobby. I hate it when I need to wait for gear to arrive which is the case right now.
I have made landing gear in the past for a micro warbird that I didn't use. It turns out to be perfect for my little FPV plane. I did make some progress in the end even without my supplies.
Hey Robert
I know what you mean about waiting for gear to arrive. Honk Kong post must be on a go slow at the moment...Where the hell are my HXT 2211 motors I ordered 3 weeks ago Don't they realise I've got planes that are grounded, waiting for parts!! The fact that it's also too windy to fly anyway, isn't relevant, I want my parcel of goodies now.
Rant over,
United States, MI, Frankenmuth
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ATLANTA -- Ryan Church was released from Piedmont Hospital, where exams come up as negative. He's now been slapped with the ubiquitous "day-to-day" tag. As soon as I'm at the ballpark, I'll have more.
**Sad news from the Dominican Republic. Pedro Martinez's father had a setback, meaning the pitcher won't rejoin the Mets today in Atlanta, where he was supposed to throw a bullpen. He was at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport when he heard the news. Martinez's retuning to his native country to care for his father, Pablo, who has a form of brain cancer.


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2004 – 2005 changes in State unemployment rates
March 07, 2006
Annual average unemployment rates decreased from 2004 to 2005 in 39 states and the District of Columbia, rose in 9 states, and were unchanged in 2 states.
The largest unemployment rate increases for 2005 were recorded by the two states most affected by Hurricane Katrina: Mississippi (+1.6 percentage points) and Louisiana (+1.4 points). The next largest rate increases were registered in Kentucky (+0.6 percentage point) and Georgia (+0.5 point).
The largest rate declines occurred in Alabama and Oregon (-1.2 percentage points each) and Florida and Idaho (-0.9 point each). Fifteen additional states reported over-the-year rate decreases of at least one-half percentage point. The District of Columbia's jobless rate decreased by 1.0 percentage point.
These data are from the Local Area Unemployment Statistics program. To learn more, see State and Regional Unemployment, 2005 Annual Averages (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 06-362.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, 2004 – 2005 changes in State unemployment rates on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2006/mar/wk1/art02.htm (visited September 27, 2016).
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From what I understand if you add output="false" to a cfcomponent or cffunction tag, it still buffers the output generated from the function, it just throws it away at the end. (maybe I am wrong). It always reminded me of how the cfsilent tag works. In Railo, you can add the bufferOutput="false" attribute to the cfsilent tag that will suppress the output completely. The downfall is, you can't do any dump-abort type debugging inside the tag. I have seen a performance improvement with using cfsilent bufferoutput="false" and it got me thinking...it might be nice to have an administrator setting (maybe called, "buffer cffunction/cfcomponent tag output") that treats output="false" kind of like cfsilent's bufferOutput="false" so there is no buffering inside cfcomponent and cffunction tags (if output="false"). the setting set to true would be the cfml standard, but the performance junkies can turn it off for an extra boost. Maybe the boost is negligible. I don't know.
(michael offner says)
we should also support the same in the application.cfc, something like:
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we have add support for the attribute "bufferOutput" to <cffunction> and script:function.
then we have add support for "bufferOutput" to the application.cfc and <cfapplication> to define the default behavior for cfsilent and cffunction. then we have add the same setting to the railo admin.


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I have always wanted to do something for other people- to make a difference. I was brought up in a community where many people did not have much to live for. People did not have enough food to eat, enough money to take their children to school. I grew up and still belong to a community where girls drop out of school and get married at higher rates because they have no other choice for school fees is not available to take their dreams any far. I grew up in a community where children are abused and nobody speaks out because it's a shame. But what could I do? A simple girl aimed only with one big dream of going to university, of becoming somebody one day! Now that I have almost achieved everything I dreamed of against all odds, I belief that other children from my community can achieve their dreams also. I have watched people give up, stop dreaming, stop struggling to make a living simply because the environment they reside in is too harsh, because all of their hopes are firmly hinged on the clouds above their heads- on rainfall- that never falls in the right amount nor at the right time. I know it will take extra ordinary person and a lot of resources in the form of money for any significant change to be effected. A lot of talking, "noise making" is needed- and may be it is the only thing needed- for others to take notice, for others to realize that a whole community cannot live on government handouts that come only when people have almost starved to death! And I want to be that Voice. Only last week, did our national television carry the story of a woman from Turkana District in the Rift Valley Province, who confessed that she had slaughtered the family dog-the only "goat" she had- to save her children from starvation. While people around me laughed at the sheer insanity of that, I realized it could have happened in a home next door-for lack of food is a constant reality for my people. I want to be the change that liberates my community from the constant pangs of hunger, from the silences of child abuse, no matter how small that change is. I joined Voices of Our Future Correspondent program to learn and to acquire the relevant skills that will make me an effective citizen Journalist. If I become a VOF correspondent, I will be at a position to tell the story of my community- for I belief that I will have gained knowledge and skills to harness the resources available to me. By sharing the problems that my community experiences, I will be making a significant first step towards effecting change in that community.
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Hello, Dannie, Your passion, compassion, empathy, and determination to make a difference come through the page very strongly. I am glad that you have "achieved almost everything" you had dreamed of, and I hope you continue to dream because the world needs more women/people like you!
I was particularly touched by your story about the dog/"goat" and that you chose NOT to laugh at her situation, as you know how easily that could be you or me. You didn't judge that mother for doing what she did. Being non-judgmental makes people great writers!
Keep up the great work, Dannie! All the best to you, Judy
Thank you for your story and for your vision for the future. You are right - it will take an extraordinary person to affect change. Even more important than money, though, is someone who believes in herself and her abilities.
You have a strong voice! I hope that you continue to tell your story and dream for your future.
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It's another sad day in a season which hasn't had many high points. The Titans took a 20-7 halftime lead into the locker room at Lucas Oil Stadium. When they exited, they left their game in the locker room and couldn't make their lead stand up. Jake Locker threw a pair of costly interceptions in the second half which gave the Colts ten easy points. Andrew Luck led the Colts to another come from behind victory.
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- Communication is the key to a good relationship.
- Listening is also key to good relationship. Good listener will be drawn to you, bad listeners hog conversations.
- Barriers to communicating effectively are
- Another way to communicate is not by what we say but by the way we move our body, and also facial expressions. For example lift an eyebrow, or clasp our arms even being silent is a way of communication.
-Rapport Talk- the launage of conversation establishes connections and negotiates relationships. Females like to engage in this talk more than males do.
-Report Talk- The Lauange of public speaking and talk designed to give information. Males enjoy this talk more than females.
- A good communication skill is Self-Disclosure. Self-Disclosure helps people feel connected and open up themselves.
Self-disclosure- communicating intimate details about themselves to someone else. Such as:
- Using Self-closure is risky. One must first trust a person before telling him anything.
-Good idea not to break communication with parents no matter how much independence you want. You might need money or even emotional support.
-One should call home every once and awhile so parents won't worry. Also E-mail is a good way to communicate its cheap and easy
- Don't take your partner for granted
- Develop Positive Identity. Feel good about your education. Then relationship benefits.
Share thing you do in college like how your day went.
- Be open with your partner. You must trust each other
o Must Have good communication skills. If children are old enough talk to them about the important things. Also be a good listener
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"The idea of putting a face on the faceless henchmen of this game is hilarious to me, and I would absolutely love to see some sort of web series based on these two characters going from one gang to another. It's something that I think would be a lot of fun to see, and I hope Blue Goggles recognizes this and decides to make more."
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marc soler wrote:
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> I have a Windows Xp and I can't listen some radios through Windows Media Player.
I'm sorry, but this forum can't help you.
You see, the comp.windows.x forum is for the discussion of the X network
and the graphical windowing environments that use it. This forum has nothing
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with Microsoft Windows except perhaps discussing X implementations on that
Your question has nothing to do with X, and probably should be asked in one
of the
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I'm sorry,
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a) (adj): a sexually promiscuous teen girl who wears nothing but juicy couture clothing
b) (noun): a big boner that a guy has simply because a juicy walks by
b) (noun): a big boner that a guy has simply because a juicy walks by
a juicy in definition a) will often be arrogant and self-important enough to look down upon any other juicy teen females who don't wear juicy couture clothing.
von sexydimma 23. Februar 2015
To describe a very good looking New York Guido.
Wow that guy sure is juicy!
von Brad 21. März 2004
Just another word for describing something as good. Something that you really like.
Omgzz zac efron is well juicy
von Tyrer the tiger 6. Februar 2009
noun: the female member, aka: the vagina
Her juicy was tight as shit.
von Dee 11. November 2003
Something being really cool!
Dude that guy is so juicy. Id tap that!
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to have juice... -see juice
this orange is so juicy
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cool, awesome
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Many B2B marketers are still exploring social media and wondering where to get started implementing it for their B2B companies. Today I have collected a series of posts that provide some simple guidelines and ideas around getting started. They are not complex. They are high level. And it will get you thinking in the right direction. There's some of the what and some of the why. No matter how many statistics I read about social media adoption by B2B companies, I still come back to my conversations with marketers every day. A basic understanding of social media is still needed in many organizations. So I present that to you today.
If there are other posts you have seen recently that have helped you get started with your social media efforts please share them below.
A Simple Explanation why B2B Social Media Works So Well
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While a study by BtoB Magazine conducted last year pegged 93% of all B2B marketers to be engaged in some form of social media marketing, I still see some B2B marketers shun a mufti-dimensional social media program. Sure, LinkedIn is okay but all the others?
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Is B2B Really Ready For Social Media Marketing?
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Is B2B really ready for social media marketing? The short answer is no. The long answer is almost. Let's just say that generally speaking, these kinds of companies are "social media curious."
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What about Business to Business (B2B) companies? How should they approach their social media efforts and where should they spend their time? In today's blog post, we examine three ways B2B companies can get more from social media.
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Sorry to tell you this but AVALON ORGANICS CONTIANS MANY HARSH CHEMICALS AND HAS NOT CHANGED FOR THE BETTER! Look at their ingreidnts and type it into cosmeticdatabase.com also known as skindeep (MAKE SURE YOU VERIFY INGREDIENTS LISTED IN PRODUCT DESCRIPTION MATCH WHAT IS ON COMPANY WEBSITE) I made a video on this if interested type in avalon organics expired products on youtube if interested.
i haven't used Avalon in the past, but to support its reformation, I will try one product, at the least. Truly. Kudos to Avalon. :)
I'm so glad for this news about Avalon, Marta! It juggled my memory on a review I had intended to write about their Essential Lift Contouring Eye Creme which I have been using for the past several months. I can say that I am quite satisfied with its efficacy in hydration and smoothing of fine line around the outer corner and under eye areas as well as the seemingly lifted, refreshed feel and well rested look of my eyes within just a week of use. The signature ingredient statement that "over 70 ocean derived micro minerals draw up moisture trapped beneath the skin's surface to plump and firm dehydrated skin cells and boost skin radiance" may well be true. The sea silt extract appears first in the list of ingredients that includes organics that are certified: jojoba seed oil (for moisturizing and softening skin), organic oat kernel extract (for skin tightening effect and feel), and rosemary essential oil (for revitalizing skin) among other nourishing plant oils and extracts. I should also add that the pump should be pressed gently and slowly to avoid spurting unnecessary amount onto your fingertip used to apply it with. This I learned after wasting what I felt could have been 2 applications worth of creme. The creme is light, goes on smoothly and absorbs fast enough if you're in a rush to apply make up. With its amazingly low price (got it for $20 at discount when Henry's Market first introduced the product line) of $25 for the benefits your eyes are treated to, one may overlook the other ingredients like linalool (listed last so may be very small concentration) that purists may balk at. I have not tried their moisturizer and would love to give it a go. Other avalon Organics products I have used in the past and have been happy with were their shampoos, conditioners, shower gels, and liquid soap.
Avalon is, by far, my favorite skincare brand! The NSF only strengthens my opinion of them. I'm actually giving their products as holiday gifts this year!
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Archive for October, 2009
Drawn from sources that love Monty Python…
- Comics Nexus has some great webcomics in their column Webcomics Wednesday. Check it out!
- Joey Manley talks webcomic promotion. Don't forget to read the whole series.
- PHD Comics gets a post on Neatorama.com.
- The Beat gives us a good look at Baltimore Comicon.
- The Trades has an interview with Lora Innes, creator of The Dreamer.
- Brendan McGinley of Bankshot Comics announced the launch of their new webcomic 'Citizen X: The Mission'.
- io9 highlights webcomics-in-print.
- The Floating Lightbulb posts some challenges to Joey Manley's post about how to make a living with webcomics.
- Viz is accepting for submissions for their original graphic novel.
- Galactic Binder says that Star Wars themed webcomics deliver the goods.
- The Consumerist explains why even bad online reviews can increase sales.
- CBR has an interview with Tom Siddell, creator of Gunnerkrigg Court.
- Robots and Monsters on Neatorama.
- Fraggin' photo reference for a fee.Scientific paper explains Superman's powers.
Reported by Michael Moss.
Drawn from sources that are sick and tired, but mostly sick…
- Gordon McAlpin needs your help. He's trying to raise funds so that he can pay for his print fun of the first Multiplex book. While you're at it, check out Kickstarter as a way to raise funds to pay for your own project.
- News-a-rama interviews Emma Caulfield about Contropussy.
- The blog Shiny Shiny has a post about Bitstrips, a DIY webcomic site.
- CBR has an interview with Ron Perazza of DC Comics fame.
- Micropayments making a come back?
- A recording of 24 Hour Comic Day with KC Green, Scott Kurtz and Kris Straub.
- The Floating Lightbulb posts about raising the prominence of archive pages.
- Techdirt asks if Doonsbury has anything to learn from XKCD.
- At Digital CIty comic book artist Joel Watson shares how he makes a living with HijiNKS Ensue.
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