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Eddie Lacy has big game in Packers' victory
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Arlington, Texas — When it comes to performing in big games, running back Eddie Lacy has plenty of experience from his days at the University of Alabama.
Now, he can add an NFL game to that résumé.
The Green Bay Packers rookie, playing with a heavily taped right ankle that he aggravated in the fourth quarter, flexed his muscles against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday at AT&T Stadium and played an integral role in the Packers pulling off an improbable 37-36 victory.
Lacy carried 21 times for 141 yards and a touchdown in a gutsy performance that will put him in the discussion for NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. It was his fourth 100-yard rushing performance of the season and pushed him over the 1,000-yard mark, making him just the second rookie in franchise history to reach that milestone.
Lacy now has 1,028 yards, leaving him just 77 yards shy of John Brockington's rookie franchise mark of 1,105.
"It's pretty exciting," Lacy said. "But all the credit is for the offensive line and tight ends and wideouts blocking downfield. Without those guys, I wouldn't have been able to accomplish what I did. So, big ups to those guys."
Lacy ran with his usual abandon despite practicing just one day this week with the sprained ankle he suffered at the end of the first half against Atlanta last week. But on eight carries, he only managed 31 yards and his longest was 11.
But on the first play of the second half, coach Mike McCarthy called a play that he'd put in this week and only used once in the first half. It came out of a full-house backfield with John Kuhn and Andrew Quarless at fullback and right guard T.J. Lang pulling across the formation to create a line of blockers.
Lacy followed outstanding blocks from Lang and Kuhn and found himself in the open field. Without the bad ankle, he might have gone the distance, but he was pushed out of bounds at the 20.
Two plays later, quarterback Matt Flynn hit receiver Jordy Nelson for a 13-yard touchdown the Packers were in the end zone for the first time.
Lacy, who added four catches for 30 yards, kept getting the ball in the second half even though the Packers had a lot of ground to make up on the scoreboard. McCarthy did not want to get away from the guy who has been setting the tone for the offense lately and never seems to tire.
But Lacy nearly missed getting the winning points.
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Skip to comments.The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops policy paper on its support of illegal immigration
Posted on 06/14/2006 4:52:10 PM PDT by garbageseeker
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Why should that be embarassing?
No."Liberation Theology"(religious Marxism) is the theology the Church uses to defend illegal immigration
The USCCB has sunk to blatant advocacy of terrible public policy. Very disappointing.
Here is a refutation of the USCCB misuse of scripture to justify their wrong-headed stance:
That strikes me as ludicrous. Marxism is an economic doctrine. Immigration is about just how free markets should be when it comes to the movement of labor inputs. I frankly find no nexus whatsoever. It is an attempt to truncate debate by slapping a noisome term as an overlay. It is quite annoying to this poster, because it does nothing to enhance the debate about a very important issue.
So, a succession of popes beginning with Peter and continuting down the line to Benedict XVI is not proof.
No. You are wrong.
What is the source of your quote?"
Pope Eugene IV, Cantate Domino, 1441, and infallible declaration of the supreme magisterium of the Catholic Church.
It does not state that one must formally be a member of the Church.
Not my problem.
This quote is particularly false:
"and that no one, whatever almsgiving he has practiced, even if he has shed blood for the name of Christ, can be saved, unless he has remained in the bosom and unity of the Catholic Church."
So you just up and figure the Pope, while speaking ex cathedra, spoke falsely?
"If people want to get rid of birthright citizenship for future children that is fine. That could be a possible solution."
It would be. The USCCB would oppose it.
The USCCB says they are not for 'open borders'. yet they opposed the HR4437 bill for including provisions for expedited removal, for holding border crossers (instead of catch-and-release, which undermines the whole enforcement effort). etc.
"I would have to think a guestworker program"
Okay as long as you dont make it a backdoor amnesty ... " some pathway to citizenship " ... amnesty is not okay, it will only make the problem worse.
"Deportation of the criminals that are here and those that commit serious crimes in the future, real border security, and real employee sanctions is the other side of the coin."
that above is all you need, and it is provided in HR4437.
Read the Liberation Theology. I have it posted. Maybe it holds the answers to some of your questions.
This a statement from current Pope when the he just a Cardinal heading up the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith under JOhn Paul II
There are many other documents from the former Popehimself. The above and this debate has nothing to do with Marxism or liberation theolgy. If it did, I find it strange that the current POPE who wrote this statement in 84 has not even uttered a peep of concern.
Father Feeney was condemned by Pius XII, in 1946, for just such a position. I will post the letter from the Holy Office tomorrow.
What? John Paul II was a great foe of LIberation Theolgy. In fact he was the expert on it. HE condemmed it. This has nothing to do with Liberation Theolgy. Just because there is poor folks involved in some cases doesnt mean that every thing is liberation Theology
And you're wasting bandwidth bringing up a personal side issue. Let it rest.
Maybe someone should post the bullet points of the "theology of liberation."
You just called an infallible statement a falsity. Hey, that ain't my problem.
For garbageseeker to come on here, ranting at the bishops when he himself is in violation of Church law, is the height of hypocrisy.
This is a little off the subject, but can you show me some secret handshakes?
You really do need to learn some basic ecclesiology. And you need to learn what "in the Church" means so that you will understand Eugene's statement.
"Maybe someone should post the bullet points of the "theology of liberation.""
This book touches on it:
Put it in your own words. These long cut and pastes are the most annoying of all. There is too much cut and paste around here, and not enough brevity is the soul of wit in parsing matters down to the nub, in a way that communicates something tangible.
Let me guess: Pius XII was wrong.
Those are very good links
And I'm sure the church would like to start paying taxes too. I'm sick of people trying to get to Heaven by stepping on me. Let them go south of the border and change laws so these people can stay in their home countries.
"A Catholic belonging to the Masons is not a "side" issue. Catholics are forbidden from joining Lodges."
If you're his pastor, then its between you and him, but FR is not the place for declarations on such personal matters, and it's a side issue vis a vis the topic. An atheist could show up here and jon the debate ... actually a few have. you made your point, let it rest.
What do you think it means in your own words, and what does it mean, when it comes to the matter of the free transfer of labor inputs? Those who have really grasped a matter, don't need to do cut and paste, and prefer not to. I least that is my preference. I rarely do cut and paste in the reply mode. I prefer to post my own thoughts, perhaps with a link.
It was an infallible declaration. How could it have been in error? In order to say that, you would have to deny the first Vatican council's declaration concerning infallibility, and deny it point blank. Clearly this door is slammed shut.
It is formally defined as "baptism of Blood," and is the method by which the Holy Innocents, who were not baptised, were saved.
It was never formally defined anywhere at all.
You really do need to learn some basic ecclesiology. And you need to learn what "in the Church" means so that you will understand Eugene's statement.
I know exactly what I'm talking about.
Liberation theology explores the relationship between Christian theology (usually Roman Catholic) and political activism, particularly in areas of social justice, poverty, and human rights. The main methodological innovation of liberation theology is to do theology from the viewpoint of the economically poor and oppressed of the human community.
Sounds like the policy paper of the UCSSB on illegal immigration and the stance Cardinal Roger Mahoney and his position on illegal immigration.(Religious Marxism)
Allow me to put you in a corner. Guess further... wrong about exactly what?
A Feeneyite.
Persist in your error. You are contradicting the Church.
Your fighting a losing battle.
I don't quite follow how concern for the poor translates into immigration policy myself. Concern for the poor raises a host of complex issues when it comes to public policy, and at some point, such complexity goes way beyond theology as to ways and means. It requires other expertise that most theologians don't possess.
And what is a Catholic who denies papal infallibility as you have above, and who believes in salvation outside the Church against the clear position of the Catholic Church, as you have?
LOL, no am I am not. This has nothing to do with Marxism. Its quite clear looking at the numerous documents from the Vatican that Marxism is not a issue here.
I don't mind being consigned to hell, Sink, if there is a hell. If that is my fate, something is wrong with the cosmos, and it really isn't my fault, that the cosmos is a faulty tower.
Your dying on the vine. The USCCB policy paper on illegal immigration is exposed as part of the Marxist beliefs of "Liberation Theology".
Arguing with a Feeneyite is a waste of time. You are going to be surprised who is in heaven, my friend. Baptism of desire, baptism of blood. Look 'em up.
And you, our dear Masonic member, are in material sin.
A person who has resorted to name calling has lost the battle.
Be gone.
Also nothing here in the immigration debate has seem to advocate a classless society. That was the struggle for many that advocated it.
This debate is about:
The issue of Worldwide migration
The issue of the migrant
The issue of the poor and the abilty to work
The ability of a State to control its borders and regualate its on well being
The issue of the family and human dignity.
I have seen nothing that approaches anything to Marxism in any mainstream at least discussion of this issue.
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It is time for Resealable Packaging
As a consumer, I would pay extra for a product I didn't have to "claw" my way into. I LOVE your cereals but I have to say I'm a little surprised as one of the oldest cereal companys, you haven't "cornered" the market so to speak, with an easy open cereal package that you can reseal. Not only would the kids have an easier time but so would the seniors. (thank you for making such great cereal though)
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EMPLOYEE1Steve (Official Rep) November 09, 2012 18:42Shirley, thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts - and thanks for loving our products.
Our developers are working to find a viable, sustainable and cost effective solution to the 'resealable liner' issue. Please know that we hear your request and we will continue to seek improvements to our products and packaging.
WOW! Thanks for listening! Keep up the good work!
Dear Steve, for your resealable liner' issue I have an idea, but it's going to cost you. Dave.
Steve (Official Rep) December 26, 2012 18:42David - thanks for the post but we generally do not offer compensation for consumer generated suggestions. As I noted to Shirley, our team is actively working on the issue and we'll wait and see what they come up with as a solution.
Steve, it's very easy to figure out, just contact or produce your own product, make your packing easy to open . Make it zip lock , so you can reseal it again and again. Hope this helps you out, remember where this idea came from, Thanks Dave.
For the MILLIONS of Arthritis sufferers, it is VERY difficult to open the bags of cereal, and using scissors is not an option. Please make a bag that is easier to open.
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I faithfully have Special "K" for breakfast every morning. I was wondering, if there is a way that you could put some kind of zip lock or seal on the inside cereal bag. It would keep the cereal fresher and make it last longer. This could apply to all your cereal brands, especially when the children leave the bags open in the box. Thank you so much and have a great day!
All the best, Luanne Forester
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Why does Kellogg's All-Bran Original 18.3 oz no longer have an easy-open inner package? It was a great help to arthritic fingers. Packages opened by scissor do not reclose tightly.
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Please make the Eggo's bag inside the box resealable! This isn't rocket science.
Jessica (Official Rep) April 15, 2013 19:35C- we appreciate your feedback, I apologize for the inconvenience you mentioned. We like to hear back from our loyal consumers, and continue to look into new packaging ideas that satisfy:
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Thanks again your thoughts will be shared.
I can't believe I had to freakin' register and sign in just to give feedback on your products. I entered all fake info. And you wanted me to take a stupid survey also? BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE


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Work Set to Start on Weeks Park Renovations
Landscapes Unlimited of Lincoln, Neb., will collaborate with golf course architect Jeff Brauer on a $3.67-million renovation of Weeks Park Golf Course in Wichita Falls, Texas.
When construction begins March 20, Brauer and Landscapes Unlimited will try to duplicate the success they had on 14 other projects, including the Avocet Course at Wild Wing Plantation in Myrtle Beach, S.C., and Canterberrry Golf Club in Parker, Colo., both of which were rated among Golf Digest's Best New Courses of the Year when they opened in 1991 and 1997, respectively.
Landscapes Unlimited this month received the Builder Excellence Award for Best Reconstruction project from Golf Course News for its work at Fiddlesticks Country Club in Fort Myers, Fla.
Wichita Falls' officials also expect Brauer to repeat the success he had in the total reconstruction of the municipal Creek Course at Indian Creek in Carrollton, Texas. The renovations of Creek Course were so well done that it was named among the top Best New Courses in 2004 by Golf Digest.
Ty Arndt, regional project manager for Landscapes Unlimited, was construction supervisor for the Canterberry and Ridgeview Ranch projects, and is looking forward to working with Brauer again. Since Arndt is in charge of a crew building a new softball field complex for nearby Midwestern State University, he won't have far to go for this job, expecting only to add to his crew and equipment.
"Jeff [Brauer] has done conceptual layouts of all 18 holes and they are very nice," said Assistant City Manager Matt Benoit, a golfer and in charge of the project for the city. He has been everything we were told he would be - creative and diligent. He's been the full package."
Benoit also had high praise for Landscapes Unlimited. "Under state law, we have to accept the lowest bidder. But Landscapes Unlimited has a track record of being one of the best in the nation and we're lucky to have them as well," he said. "I wish we could fast-forward the process to see the results."
"We always limit our bid list to certified Golf Course Builders Association of America builders," said Brauer. "Landscapes Unlimited has built over a dozen of our projects, all with great success, and it will be fun to work with them again."
Arndt expects the five-month construction to finish on August 15, with turfgrass grow-in in time to allow the course reopen in November. "It's a fairly quick schedule - no walk in the park - but we'll get it done," he said.
The entire course will be closed until then. But Benoit foresees an exceptional product. "I think Weeks Park will be unlike what customers for 30 or 50 years are accustomed to in North Texas."
"We intend to make this course the best in the area," Brauer said, calling the project a "blow-up." He has rerouted the front nine to provide a driving range and short-game practice area and rerouted three holes on the back nine for better yardage and par distribution. A brand-new irrigation system is a major part of the project. Also, another $700,000 has been allocated to remodel the clubhouse and improve the cart barn and maintenance complex.
Brauer-designed golf courses have won a number of national accolades. The Quarry at Giants Ridge in Biwabik, Minn., and The Wilderness at Fortune Bay in Tower, Minn., were both named by Golf Digest as the Best New Upscale Public Course for 2004 and 2005, respectively. Meanwhile, Colbert Hills Golf Club is rated Kansas's No. 1 Daily Fee Facility and among the Top 10 university courses in the country. A former president of the American Society of Golf Course Architects and frequent contributor to Cybergolf, Brauer can be contacted at 2225 E. Randol Mill Rd. #210, Arlington, TX 76011; telephone 817-640-7275.
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Chef's Table event space and restaurant coming to Walker's Point
David Magnasco, the executive chef at the Milwaukee Club, is planning an event space at 500 S. 3rd St. called the Chef's Table that also will be open to the public once a month for multicourse dinners.
The 100-year-old brick building will house the restaurant on the first floor, and the second floor will be home to Magnasco and his wife, Julia, executive director of First Stage children's theater, and their 3-year-old daughter, Maddalena. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
A classic performance by youth for Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
If you're worried about the future of classical music, you should really hear this weekend's Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concert, which features both a conductor and soloist of the under-30 set.
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Great Grooves #1: GahuInteractive multitrack African drumming mixer.
Thanks for checking out the first installment of Great Grooves, a series of educational posts on West African drumming.
In this post, you will learn about — and listen to — Gahu (Gah-HOO), a recreational style of music of the Ewe (EH-way) people of Ghana, Togo and Benin that is popular around the world. Many posts, including this one, will also feature interactive African drumming multitrack mixers.
Gahu: Background and Instruments
According to Ewe Master Drummer Emmanuel Agbeli of Kopeyia, Ghana, Gahu is an adaptation of Kokosawa, an older African drum-and-dance style that originated with the Yoruba people of Nigeria. In his telling, the Ewe took Kokosawa and increased the tempo to more than double its original value, resulting in the much livelier Gahu. Because Gahu is social music, it has no inherent religious or spirituals connotations, nor is it reserved for a specific time of year or specific people in the community.
A traditional Gahu ensemble is comprised of six different instrument types (pictured below), each with a distinct construction, sound, and rhythmic character:
- Gankogui (pronounced gahn-KOHG-way): two tone iron bell
One of three "timekeeper" instruments, the gankogui's fundamental pattern remains unaltered throughout the entire form of the piece. Traditionally, there is one gankogui in a Gahu ensemble, sometimes two.
- Axatse (pronounced ah-HAHT-say): African gourd shaker
Also a timekeepr instrument. There can be between one and five axatse players in an ensemble, sometimes more.
- Boba drum (pronounced boh-BAH): lead/master drum
By playing specific rhythmic cues, the boba player guides the entire ensemble, including the dancers, through the various sections that comprise the form of Gahu.
- Sogo drum (pronounced SOH-goh): low-pitched accompaniment drum
One of two "response" drums, the sogo's pattern can change in response to rhythmic cues played on the boba. Traditionally, there is one sogo in a Gahu ensemble.
- Kidi drum (pronounced KEE-dee): medium-pitched accompaniment drum
One of two response drums, the kidi's pattern can change in response to rhythmic cues played on the boba. Traditionally, there is one kidi in a Gahu ensemble.
- Kagan drum (pronounced kah-GAHN): high-pitched accompaniment drum
Third timekeeper part. Traditionally, there is one kagan in a Gahu ensemble.
Form of Gahu
Because Gahu belongs to a folk tradition, varying renditions and interpretations abound, not merely among neighboring countries and regions, but even neighboring villages. The overall structure of the present-day arrangement of Gahu that one finds in Kopeyia, Ghana, begins with a short introduction of the much slower Kokosawa (a nod to Gahu's roots) followed by the up-tempo main section that is, broadly speaking, what we might think of as a sort of rondo:
The main A section of Gahu — which is referred to in Ghana as "free movement" on account of the breezy, economical style that characterizes the dancers' movements during this section — is almost always followed by a contrasting B section, which is known as "serious movement" due to the increased intensity of the dancers' movements. Serious movement is almost always placed directly between free movement and one of the variation sections: C, D, E, F, G and H, respectively.
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Using the interactive multitrack drumming mixer below, listen closely to what all six ensemble parts sound like during the free movement A section of the present-day Kopeyia-style arrangement of Gahu. Tempo is moderate for purposes of teaching and learning. To practice along, use the mixer controls to change instrument levels and/or mute certain parts altogether. Mixer also features left-to-right panning on individual tracks. All instruments are played by Jeremy Cohen.
NOTE: Since the mixer uses Adobe Flash, it will not load on Apple mobile devices (iPhone and iPod). To play on iPad, Photon Flash Player is needed.
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On Tap Today: Marcus Center will rock you
This past summer's movie musical "Rock of Ages" may have been a bomb, but '80s rock is still plenty popular in Milwaukee. This week alone features Journey, Pat Benatar and Loverboy at a joint concert at the BMO Harris Bradley Center on Friday. And at 7:30 p.m. tonight, you can see the music of Journey and Pat Benatar rearranged for the legitimate theater, as traveling stage musical "Rock of Ages" returns to Milwaukee for a six-date engagement at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N. Water St. The tour was last here less than 18 months ago, with a couple dates at the Milwaukee Theatre and "American Idol" alum Constantine Maroulis in the lead role.
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Martin Short, his alter egos get big laughs
An evening with Martin Short at the Pabst Theater on Saturday night wasn't just an evening with Martin Short.
Ed Grimley was there, Short's famed SCTV creation, with his pants as usual pulled impossibly high up to his chest. So was Franck Eggelhoffer, Short's eccentric, difficult to understand wedding planner from "Father of the Bride." »Read Full Article
MSO blends musical vocabularies of composers, orchestrators
Listening to a piece of music by one great composer that has been orchestrated by another great composer is a bit like hearing the music through that second composer's ears.
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and music director Edo de Waart presented two pieces that offered just that chance on Friday evening, along with the heartbreaking Concerto for Violin and Orchestra by Alban Berg, inspired by the death of his friend's daughter. »Read Full Article
Jim DeVita paints portrait of Rothko in Forward Theater's 'Red'
Madison — Before becoming one of the last century's great artists, Mark Rothko thought hard about a career as an actor, and he habitually referred to his pictures as "dramas." In his Tony-winning "Red," John Logan brings that drama on stage.
Madison's Forward Theater has now brought "Red" to Wisconsin, where it opened Friday night under Laura Gordon's direction, in an 85-minute, intermission-free production featuring Jim DeVita as Rothko and Nate Burger as Ken, Rothko's young, fictionalized assistant. »Read Full Article(1)
Cafe 1505 in Mequon will expand its footprint and add a bar
The breakfast-and-lunch restaurant Cafe 1505, at 1505 W. Mequon Road, Mequon, plans to move the grab-and-go deli part of the business to a vacant space across the hall in East Towne Square.
The move is expected next week. It will allow the cafe to expand deli seating by about 20, up from the current five, so more guests can linger over coffee and laptops if they don't wish to sit in the full-service dining room. It also will expand its lineup of prepared foods for takeout. »Read Full Blog Post


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Another way that users frequently edit a PDF is by actually digitally signing it. Now, digital signatures can be confusing and what I am going to do is try and make it as simple for you as possible and to tell you how most people use this in the real world and in the real world it's very handy. What we are looking at right now is a document called NDA-withsigfields-signed and the sigfields, I am mean signature fields. This is a Nondisclosure Agreement. It's a two page file and you can see that there are actually two areas where people can fill in a digital signature.
One of them has already been signed by me. This is what a completed digitally signed field looks like. The other side where it says DISCLOSING PARTY Joe Schmoe & Associates is a field where the recipient should click in here and then Acrobat or reader will step them through digitally signing it, so that at the end it looks like this. So, I wanted to give you a document that showed you sort of a before and after of what a digital signature looks like. But one thing to keep in mind is that before you get to this point of digitally signing something that somebody gave you a form field for, or even adding your own field for your recipient to digitally sign, is that you need to fill out any other fields or make any other edits as necessary in the document.
Because as soon as you digitally sign the file it's going to prompt you to do a Save As, because your digital signature is actually like an approval signature that signifies to people that you are the one who signed it and that the document has not changed since you signed it. If the document has changed since you signed it, when somebody opens it up they are going to say that there are problems in this file. You can see this file has some sort of problems because this is actually one that I was creating to use during this video, so I've been actually editing it after I signed it.
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If I turn that off, then we just see the little flag for digital signature. I am going to say, go ahead and highlight, so I'll be an Employee. Let's say that I've never done this before, all you need to do is click inside this field and then you're going to get stepped through this little wizard about creating a digital ID. The very first time you do this, you have to make a few decisions. The second time you do this, all you have to do is remember your password. The first time you do this you say I want to sign this document using a new digital ID I want to create now, and click Next.
All right, just choose the very first option, a New PKCS digital file, then fill in your name, Olivia Napolitano, Two Trees Olive Oil Co. These fields are all basically voluntary, you don't have to fill them in, but a good one to fill in is your Email Address, so that is firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll just leave everything else as is, click Next.
What it wants to know, is it's going to create an actual little file on your computer that it's going to call on from now on whenever you need to digitally sign something. It's saying where should it store that file? You can store the file anywhere you like. It's going to store it into this normally hidden folder called AppData\Roaming, but you could store it into a folder on your desktop if you wanted to. However, because this is like an official digital signature you should probably sort of hide it somewhere on your computer. Then give yourself a Password, and this is a new feature in Acrobat 10, that it rates your password.
But I am just going to enter 123456, so I don't forget it while I am recording. Of course, it thinks that's a weak password. Surprise, surprise. Repeat the password to confirm it, 123456, and click Finish. This is what our digital signature will look like. All right. So now it's saying, Sign Document, sign as, this person. What is your Password? Do you remember? Yes, 123456, and click Sign. Now, notice I said whenever you digitally sign, it's going to immediately prompt you to Save As, because you are not supposed to edit this document after you've signed it.
So, I'll call this EmpHandbookVeri-signed, and save this, say, onto my desktop. There it is. Then I would send this to the HR manager, they would digitally sign it. That's basically the only thing that you can do to a digitally signed PDF, is to have another person sign it and then they would send you back a copy showing both people signed it, just like you get a contract with both parties to the contract signing it. So, that's what you should do the very first time to create a digital signature for yourself. From then on whenever you want to fill in that signature, you just go ahead and click inside the field and just type in your password.
Now, how do you create this field in the first place? Let's open up this other document called NDA, which is just the Normal Nondisclosure Agreement. Here, we just have lines where somebody is supposed to sign, so this was created like in Microsoft Word or Publisher or something like that and then exported to PDF, and there are no places for somebody to digitally sign this. Now, to do that you just need to add a digital signature field and it's pretty simple to do. Go to tools, find the Form section, all right, and click Edit.
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I had the garmin, another truck and a car before I bought this truck so I didn't order it with nav. I posted some pics hope they load.
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THS soccer schedule altered, volleyball to host sub-state
October 2, 2012
The Tonganoxie High boys soccer game schedule for Oct. 9 at Maur Hill-Mount Academy (Atchison) has been rescheduled for Oct. 8 at home. The Chieftains now have three remaining home games, including Thursday against Bishop Ward and Oct. 18 against Leavenworth.
THS volleyball to host sub-state
The Chieftain volleyball team will play host to seven schools on Oct. 20 for sub-state competition. The tournament field is comprised of Basehor-Linwood, Bonner Springs, De Soto, Eudora, Bishop Ward, Piper and Sumner Academy. Seedings will be announced on Oct. 17.
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• Exercise appears to be capable of exerting a positive effect on bone mass, but how exercise can be used to best advantage in the prevention and therapy of osteopenia is unclear. Weight-bearing activity has been commonly considered to be essential for the beneficial effects of exercise on the skeleton, and, therefore, swimming has been considered valueless in the maintenance of bone mass. To examine this issue we measured radial and vertebral bone mineral density in a group of subjects aged 40 to 85 years who had been swimming regularly for at least 3 years as well as in a similar group of nonexercising control subjects. The swimmers engaged in no other forms of regular exercise, and no subject had other conditions known to affect bone or mineral metabolism. Dietary calcium and protein intakes were similar in the two groups. At both radial (0.84 ± 0.08 vs 0.81 ± 0.09 g/cm2) and vertebral (123 ± 27 vs 108 ± 31 mg/cm3) sites the male swimmers had significantly greater bone mineral density than did the nonexercisers. In women, however, no relationship of swimming to bone mineral density could be identified. These results suggest that swimming exercise may be beneficial in the prevention or therapy of osteopenia and that its usefulness in this regard should be further investigated.
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The Panthers still haven't decided exactly where all their linebackers will line up.
But it was good to see another one return to the field this week.
Incumbent middle linebacker Jon Beason returned to team drills Tuesday (June 12), his first full work after Achilles surgery, and promptly picked off a Cam Newton pass in 11-on-11-drills.
Beason had been limited to individual work through OTAs, but was back in his familiar spot when minicamp opened. And it didn't take long for him to look like himself again.
"A natural play," Panthers coach Ron Rivera said. "Somebody else might not make that play. But I think guys with his kind of his experience and his kind of ability make that. And that's what he saw. He made a nice move on the ball and a nice play."
Those instincts have served Beason well inside, and Rivera has said that as they experiment with combinations, that Beason will begin in the middle. That leaves first-round pick Luke Keuchly on the weak side, though some within the organization think that will ultimately change.
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This was our 3rd royal carribean cruise and our 5th total. There were 3 of us, myself, dh and ds (18) We loved the other 2 ships we were on but the Granduer was a different story. We stayed the night before at La Quinta inn because there was a snow storm coming and they were calling for up to 6 inches in delaware. The hotel was nice and it had free breakfast and a shuttle to the port. The shuttle was over booked and people had to sit on others laps or between the front seats. On the way back we had to wait almost 2 hours for the shuttle and again it was way over loaded. We did get the hotel to refund the difference for the shuttle but i would have rather not have been standing in the rain for 2 hours because we were told they would not be long.
The check in was very fast and we were on board within 20 mins. The centrum was beautiful. We went to the windjammer for lunch to wait til our room was ready. It was a bit crowded but that was only one of 2 times we had trouble finding a seat. Lunch was good. I really like the pork snitzel ( I think I spelled that right)
After lunch we decided to check out our room. We had 7069 large interior room. The third bed was a pulldown. The room was a sidways room. The door was not at the end but right at the bottom of the bed. This is the first time I had and interior that was configured this way. It really made the room seem even smaller. Also anyone that was walking past could see right at you when you were laying there. It says your luggage will fit under the bed and we did that on the other 2 RCCL cruises but only the smaller luggage would fit. This really junked up the room. Our room steward never introduced himself and was not very friendly. This was so different from the other stewards we had and put a damper on the cruise. He even got snappy at us 2 times. One time it was because we came back while he was cleaning and we wanted to change into out swimsuits for a trip to the hot tub. He just glared at us for like a min and made me fell like i was tresspassing. then i guess since we didnt just run back out the door he snappily said "I guess i will have to come back later." I was a bit stunned. I have walked into rooms before that were being cleaned and the steward was always pleasent and never snappy. They just asked how long we would be and then told us they would come back. The only reason we knew his name is because DH hunted him down and asked him. If he said more that 25 words all week to me I would have been shocked. Could he have been having a bad week? maybe, I dont know. The pull man bed was nice because it didnt squeak. We had one on a carnval cruise that squeaked all night long. The beds were ok but not the best. We had filled out the special needs form for a fridge for diabeties meds and it was not there when we arrived. They came up within an hour once we called. The shower overflowed twice and flooded the bathroom floor. The steward seemed put out that we used all the towels to mop it up. Im sorry but my teen age son did his best and was afraid the water would damage the floor so he used what he had on hand. The maintance guy came up the next day to fix it. It worked better after that but you still had to be careful not to shower to long. We did not smell the mystery small anywhere on the ship. Some of the public bathrooms wouldnt flush all the time. Most of our luggage came up by dinner time but DS's large luggage was not. We went to customer service desk to report it was missing after 8pm as was stated on the compass. After a short hunt the luggage was found!!!!!
One of my main complaints besides the Steward was there was only one 18-20 event on the compass all week. DS was so bored. The arcade was a joke. it had 3 games and 3 claw/prize type games. They got rid of the nice arcade. They took 1/4 of the teen lounge and walled it off for the new arrcade and put babies in the old arcade spot. I would rather they just got rid of the arcade. We knew that this age is a hard one but really only 1 event and that was on the first night. I even spoke with the activities director and he said he would look into it. Nothing ever came of it.
The other problem that occured very frequently was there was not enough seating for the events unless they were in the theater. The ariel show is a great concept but there is maybe 50 seats on the lower level and maybe another 50 on the next 2. And you have to move your chair over for at least half of them. Customers moving furniture is not safe or a WOW factor. So you have 100 seats for over 1000 people, You do the math, The seats would fill up 45 mins before the show. There was standing room around the balconies up to floor 8 so that added maybe room for 50 more. The shows were not impressive from the 7th and 8th floor because you are above them. The concept is good but maybe they need more shows so everyone gets a chance to enjoy. They used the centrum for more shows too that would have been better in the theater. Battle of the sexes was there and so was the thriller zombie dance. I really thought the thriller dance was awesome because it was the passengers doing it. They practiced all week and then on the last night they were made up like zombies. We were unable to see quest due to again being in a lounge and not the theater. Alot of people were complaining due to no seating. We went on oasis and never had a problem with not being able to see a show because of to many people. If 6000 poeple are not an issue then you think Granduer could do it too. I think they took away a lot of space to add the pay extra resturants. They are ok for some but you shoud not take away from everyone. We didnt do any of them, I like the Dinning room and windjammer and have no need to go to another place.
The Food in the dinning room was good, My favorite was chicken cordon blue. The chilled soups were really tasty too. The comedian they had on the first night was really great. He also did a late night show that i was to tired for but DH said it was also good, The juggler was just ok and the other entertainment was so-so or boring. I talked to 2 different people that said they fell asleep duing the dancing show and others said it was so boring/ I didnt watch it though so this is just what i heard. If you liked to eat and thats all you came on the ship for this is the cruise for you. But if you were looking to be WOWed and have something to brag to everyone back home about this was not the cruise. I actually read 6 whole books. There was not much else that I was interested in. I did do some trivia but again there wasnt enough seating and people had to sit on the floor. They had different dance lessons on a few days, Hot tube was nice and the solerium pool was nice. The only place to get food late (after 10pm) at night was in the adult area so kids were in and out of there. Kind of ruins the adult part of adult area. They did get the new coke freestyle machines. There are 4 in the windjammer and one on next to ben and jerrys. They make 120 flavor of soda and you get a cup with a microchip that activates the machine. They are really good for choices. They were out of order quite alot because they didnt have enough syrup.
We had to skip coco key due to the weather . This was done for saftey's sake so cant complain about that, The times for Nassau was late. 1pm to midnight. there really was nothing to do that late so we just had dinner at hardrock cafe and then went back to the ship.
We did the conch train in key west. Very informative and you really get to see alot from the train and after you do one loop you can then get off at a few stops if you wanted to see something closer. We did the Aquarium. Its not very big. you can finish it all in about 30 mins. But i like that kind of thing so i think it was my favorite part. The only complaint on the conch train is it was raining and you get soaked. Next time i am going to do the trolley because it had windows you could close.
Disembarktion was quick and painless.
I was very dissapointed because I expected and was used to so much more from Royal. I actually have this same cruise booked for jan 31th to go with a girl from work. If we werent already in the penalty phase I would just cancel it and stay home. I hope i get a better steward.


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Wow, spot on! Be careful about using the "C" word in public though, as you'll immediately be labeled a McCartheyist. I prefer "Bolsheviks."
Ah, the good old B word. I agree it's safer, but only because the graduates of todays indoctrination centers (Universities) don't know what "Bolshevik" means.
Bolsheviks is probably to accurate for the mavens of the left to understand, and goes right over the head of those uneducated in history. I often use the term I first saw used by David Horowitz, neocommunist. Horowitz knows what he is talking about given that he was once a member of the "new left".