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- Compact size with high power and versatility
- 3 models with maximum powers of 80, 160, and 267 US GAL cover many application areas.
- Adjustable capacity for all 3 models.
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Quiet and tiny By Knuckledragger on 3/16/2016Knuckledragger would recommend this product to a friendThis works as described. It is quiet and very small. I gave it four stars because I think they should spend a couple of extra cents and include some adapters for various hose sizes.
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Small size and small flow By Adam on 2/21/2014Adam would recommend this product to a friendI should have picked up a larger model but if you are looking for small form factor this is your guy. Can't fault the product for my purchasing decisions.
Worked well for about a month then stopped working. By PhoenixOne on 1/29/2014PhoenixOne wouldn't recommend this product to a friendI brought 3 of these pumps(1 from another vendor). One I used immediately and the other 2 I saved as a backup. One failed after about a month of use. I checked the impeller, checked the cable, checked the outlet. I visually saw nothing wrong. I used one of the backup 300 pumps and a little less than a month later, it also failed. Again I checked the pump and nothing visually wrong with it. It just stopped working. And last, I started using the 2 backup and it also failed after 2 weeks. I have an Ehiem 600 and Ehiem 1260 and they're still working with no problems.
awesome little pump! By Matthew on 2/2/2012Matthew would recommend this product to a friendThese are so awesome, I have two of them. One is for flow in my 10G quarantine and to help agitate the surface.
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Naming conventions notwithstanding, North Carolina's Inner Banks see far fewer visitors than its Outer Banks. Inland, a certain remoteness settles over sleepy towns like Columbia, recently profiled in Our State magazine as "the geographic equivalent of the 4 a.m. hour." And that's a good thing. As the story notes, nine out of every ten acres here are protected for wildlife, and it's the only place in America where red wolves exist in their natural habitat. But it's not all peace and quiet. Seafood restaurants are booming, upstart wineries are drawing out-of-towners, and the opportunities for outdoor recreation are boundless.
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"If you go to a town and it has only one place to stay," Our State says of The Brickhouse Inn Bed & Breakfast, "you want it to be like this." A historic Victorian property fronted by lush gardens, The Brickhouse boasts fully appointed rooms, a front parlor with its original fireplace, and a wraparound porch perfect for whiling away an afternoon. Each of five tastefully appointed rooms is furnished with fine period antiques and hardwood floors, and three of the five rooms feature private bathrooms. In the morning, wake up to a full country breakfast for two, which includes fresh-brewed coffee and assorted juices, gourmet egg dishes, homemade breads, and more.
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I made a basic concept for a new space-fantasy mmo game. I know that this is far-far away from a complete game and it is just the first step, but every way start with a first step, now im working on second and ready to take more. Now I want just share with you the first concept and thanks for all opinions, advices, and welcome everyone who want help improve the concept to go ahead in the way of realization.
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Here is few features which can make this game genuine among the other mmos:
The world: combination of space and fantasy enviroment with 20 classical fantasy races (human, elf, dwarf, goblin, orc, troll, kobold, ogre, dragon, imp, etc.) in a sci-fi world
The genre: basically a 2D real time action platform which contains rpg, adventure, exploring, trading, economic, governing, and social elements to attract different types of players who can find diverse challanges in the game
Main screen: a real huge highly zoomable 2D real time surface, a realistic virtual sun-system with natural scale terrestrial planets and gas giants, and there are roughly 100 similar sun-systems to conquer and rule by players
Economic module: based on 5 types of building materials (light gases, metallic matter, organic matter, fissile matter, and noble gases) mined by planets or moons, 3 types of manufactured units (spaceships, spaceship upgrades, and space stations), and 3 types of virtual cash (cosmic coin, dark matter, dark energy)
Spaceships and stations: every race has its own unique ships in 4 type (explorer, fighter, cargo, and science) and 3 tier level with 4 types of upgrades (weapons, shields, engines, and special), and there are 4 type of space stations (miner, manufacturer, defensive, and colonial)
Social module: There are 5 faction for 20 races with different political system and players can vote monthly their leaders who control the planets, govern the sun-systems, and rule the space empires and manage its economy and army, also there are chat and forum modules to organize the community
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Hi, just wanted to introduce myself real quick. My name is Graham, and I'm from Wisconsin. I'm almost 16, will be so in like 9 days. I was spending a bit of time around the 405th, because aside from Star Wars, Halo is my other obsession. Due to this, I'm a pepakura lover. MY hobbies, aside from starting in costuming, are building plastic models, something that really helps, and sculpting figures to paint. I collect baseball cards too, but that really doesn't help building armor... I'm planning on building a mando suit, primarily using pepakura and posterboard. In the future, I want to make better stuff. But considerign I don't have a job, and nor does my dad... not likely too soon. Anyway, just wanted to drop in, and vode an!
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Why Calling it "Rape" Matters
Alexis Sciuk | Posted 01.12.2013 | Canada Living
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In advancing women's sexual rights in Canada we have made a critical error. We have deleted the word rape in public discourse and done a disservice to society as a result. I believe society has a case of disassociation when it comes to the term "sexual assault." It is problematic when ten people give you ten different definitions of a crime. I want details. I want specifics and I want the word rape brought back into the lexicon of everyday discussions.


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A look at when our passion for the retro took us back to the future
At the turn of the century, something strange happened in the automotive world - there was an explosion of interest in retro-styled cars. Not old cars, but brand-new models with shapes paying homage to classics from the past.
Why? Second-guessing any fashion trend is a hopeless task. But I well remember a theory expounded by a colleague in 1999, as we discussed the launch of the new Beetle and impending arrival of a new Mini.
He reckoned there was a global anxiety about the transition into the 21st century; not just the millennium bug destroying all computers and grounding every plane in the world, but also a general fear about what the next 100 years would bring.
Retro cars, he suggested, gave comfort by letting people keep a link to the past while embarking on a scary new future.
Here, we choose five that made a mark - even if not all of them necessarily made us car enthusiasts smile.
The new Beetle caused offence to the purists in so many ways. For a start, it appropriated the styling of the original in a cartoonish way, without adhering to the engineering template. Because it was based on the platform of the Golf IV, the engine was at the wrong end, driving the wrong wheels (front, in both cases). It had a flower vase on the dashboard. It was silly.
The buying public pretty much ignored all of that and saw it simply as something refreshingly different. It had a modern powertrain, was good to drive and really didn't take itself too seriously at all.
The big developments came at the start: a turbo version in 1999, a convertible in 2003. Naturally, the new Beetle became less popular as it became less novel. But it carried on for 13 years, which is testament to how right the idea was. Towards the end, the biggest problem was not the concept of the car, but the age of the platform, which was two full generations behind the current Golf.
Still, the first new Beetle will be remembered kindly.
It's not quite contemporary with the new Beetle, but close enough to be considered part of the same mindset. The new Mini - or MINI, as maker BMW would prefer it was written - was born of a desire by the Munich maker to cover its bases in the premium small-car market, but with a reluctance to produce a BMW that wasn't rear-drive.
So the 1-series was created to capture the traditional BMW buyer, and the new Mini embraced the retro-trend on a front-drive platform.
We in the press had just finished whining about the new Beetle, so in 2001 we were able to start on the Mini: a British car done by Germans, and one that was comically large compared with the original.
Wrong again. While you could justifiably say the new Beetle was mainly a styling exercise, the Mini was a piece of virtuoso chassis engineering. Underneath the tongue-in-cheek styling, BMW's Mini was a gem to drive and a car that could easily handle a lot of power. Which it got in hotted-up models.
An all-new version introduced in 2007 was barely distinguishable from the 2001 original, proof that BMW got it right the first time.
Of course, the Mini brand has now moved well beyond that retro ethos and expanded into a range of models, including the likes of a roadster and (even larger) crossover wagon. But that's another story...
Fiat should perhaps pen a note of thanks to Volkswagen and BMW, the former for making it okay to lampoon the styling of a much-loved classic and put the engine at the wrong end, the latter for reinforcing a fact that new small cars have to be much, much bigger than really old ones.
The new 500 came late in the piece and buyer expectations about these types of cars were fully formed by the time it went on sale. So zero points to Fiat for bravery, but a big thumbs-up for styling execution and powertrain technology.
(1997, 1999-2002)Chrysler was obsessed with retro cars in the 1990s. One of its most famous, if not the most enduring, was the Plymouth Prowler. A modern take on the hot-rod concept, with open wheels and an open cabin, the Prowler was notable for its surreal styling and part-aluminium construction, but was let down by its V6 engine and four-speed automatic gearbox. Because it was light, it was still fast, but people wanted a V8 in their modern hot-rod. Who wouldn't?
The Prowler started out as a Plymouth, but became a Chrysler when the P-brand was axed in 2001. It remains a rare retro-car; just over 11,000 were built.
Never has a car fallen from favour so quickly. The PT was created to wear the Plymouth badge, but entered the market just as the brand disappeared. For a while, it was still the hottest thing around, an attention-grabber, with MPV-style seating in the rear.
But somewhere along the line, people got wise. The four-cylinder engines were weak, the build quality highly questionable. A three-star EuroNCAP crash-test rating didn't help the image. It went from being just the thing to a bit of a joke. Fashion can be fickle.
In the US, the car regained some credibility with a turbo engine option (up to 170kW) and the PT did carry through until 2010. But unlike the new Beetle and Mini, it just seemed to date so quickly. Even for a retro car, that's a big problem.


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Citation: N/A Interpretive Summary: Horizontal or bunker silos are an increasingly common way of storing forage for livestock. A key management factor to minimize losses and reduce storage costs is to attain a high density in the silo. However, the guidelines to attain high densities are based on relatively little research. The objective of this study was to determine those practices or factors most correlated with bunker silo density. Density was measured in 168 bunker silos across Wisconsin. Silo filling practices on those farms were surveyed and correlated with the measured densities. A large variation in density was found with the highest density being four times the lowest. Five factors were most strongly associated a high density: a heavy packing tractor, spreading the crop in thin layers, a tall silo, greater packing time per ton of wet crop, and a lower moisture content. These factors have been combined into an equation that will allow farmers to determine the best alternatives to improve silo density on their farms with their given resources.
Technical Abstract: High densities in bunker silos minimize losses and reduce storage costs; however, the guidelines to attain high densities are based on relatively little research. The objective of this study was to determine those practices or factors most correlated with bunker silo density. Density was measured in 168 bunker silos across Wisconsin using core samples collected at chest height across the feed out face. Silo filling practices were surveyed and correlated with density. Most silages sampled were alfalfa or corn. Dry matter densities ranged from 106 to 434 kg/m**3. The core densities were correlated with the height of silage above the core, indicating the effect of self-compaction. To adjust for this, all densities were corrected for the median depth below the surface (2.16 m) using equations for density with height for the center of tower silos. The adjusted dry matter densities were most strongly correlated with how thinly ya load was spread (L), tractor weight (W), packing time per tonne as fed (T) and dry matter content (D). These four factors were combined into a packing factor [W (TD)**1/2 L**-1] that explained 18.2% of the variation in dry matter density. Additional factors such as the use of dual wheels, etc. did not significantly improve the prediction of dry matter density. An equation was developed to predict average density in a bunker silo based on the packing factor plus crop height in the silo.


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SAN BERNARDINO - San Bernardino County Supervisor Gary Ovitt wants to know if the recent outbreak of "maternity hotels" is impacting unincorporated areas of the county.
During the Board of Supervisors meeting Tuesday he asked staff to study the issue and bring back a report with recommendations in 60 days.
Among the items he wanted was recommendations on what the county can do, if necessary, to ensure the facilities are not operating illegally, negatively impacting neighborhoods and posing a threat to public health.
Ovitt cited a maternity hotel in Chino Hills that was recently shuttered after more than 2,000 gallons of raw sewage spilled from an overloaded septic system into neighborhood storm drains.
He said the hotel, which made national headlines, was found to have 10 unpermitted room additions, forcing city officials to take legal action to shutter the operation.
"This is an unregulated industry which has resulted in maternity hotels appearing in neighborhoods around Southern California and recently in my district," Ovitt said.
In a statement following Tuesday's meeting, Ovitt said that if it is deemed that steps should be taken to curtail the presence of maternity hotels and their impacts on neighborhoods, then he will make a recommendation to do so.
The "maternity hotels" are created to house wealthy pregnant women who come over seas with a visitor's visa to have their children on American soil.
Earlier this month Los Angeles County supervisors passed a motion by Supervisor Don Knabe to form a task force to look at ways to better regulate these so-called hotels.
The two requests are in the wake of the dozens of complaints about maternity hotels in Rowland Heights and Hacienda Heights as well as the maternity hotel operation in the home in Chino Hills.
"It's good to hear the supervisor is studying issues for their residents. It's appropriate for each agency to explore their options based on the recent maternity hotel publicity," said Chino Hills Mayor Peter Rogers of Ovitt's motion.
Chino Hills has taken steps to resolve the issue through code enforcement measures.
A public nuisance complaint filed Dec. 7 with the court alleged that the Chino Hills maternity hotel was being operated in the 7,964-square-foot house in violation of several code enforcement laws.
Most recently the city and the homeowner have entered into an agreement to bring the house up to city code.
Chino Hills residents belonging to a grassroots organization "Not In Chino Hills" are urging state and local officials to end the birth tourism business.
"We're supportive of anything that is going to move this issue forward and bring about community awareness so the voters become aware that this is an epidemic in our country, and it's becoming more of an epidemic in Southern California," said Rossana Mitchell, spokeswoman for the group.
"We want legislation to be implemented to stop this type of illegal business."
Reach Canan via email, call her at 909-987-6397 ext. 425, or find her on Twitter @ChinoValleyNow.
Reach Joe via email, call him at 909-386-3874, or find him on Twitter @SBCountyNow.


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WAR GAMES AT THE ROYAL ARMOURIES IN LEEDS! - Tuesday, 31 July 2012
Calling all Weekend Warriors – video gamers of all ages are set to descend on the Royal Armouries in Leeds on August 4 and 5, for the first-ever War Games event.
Highlights include the Leeds' preview of Ubisoft's highly anticipated Assassin's Creed III, prior to its general release in October – plus a hands-on introduction to building your own war game.
Gamers can also see museum displays featuring props and characters from favourite games – and the chance to build, play, explore, meet the experts and have a go.
War Games is the second of three themed weekends at the museum this summer and follows the highly-successful Robots event earlier this month. It will be followed by Tournament Jousting (August 25, 26 and 27). Events run from 10am to 5pm on both days, and museum admission is free.
Museum director Peter Armstrong said, "The story of warfare is no longer confined to history books, museum galleries or even war films but forms the basis of many highly popular, mainstream video games. For the first time, we are looking at the history of gaming and how it links with the national collection of arms and armour. "
Programme highlights run as follows:
Assassin's Creed III – Live free gameplay demos, giving an insight into the pre-release game, as the new Assassin Connor explores the dynamic city of Boston, tracks down a Templar target in the vast wilderness of the Frontier and takes to the high seas. Bury Theatre – 12 noon-1pm and 2pm-3pm. Both days. Over 18s only – ID required. Limited to 200 people per showing, first-come, first served.
REPLAY RETRO GAMING – Play over 85 games consoles from the past 30 years of gaming in one massive hall, including 16-player Halo tournaments. Replay Events Ltd specialises in organising video gaming events and stage some of the UK's biggest video gaming shows. Adults £5, Under 16s £4. Buy once, play all day. Both days.
DBMM TABLETOP WARGAMING – Get your hands on 3,000 years of history in the miniature world of the warrior. De Bellis Magistrorum Militum (DBMM) is an historical miniatures war game set in the 'Ancients' period from 3000BC to 1515. In each game there are two players, each controlling one army in battle. Demonstrations all day, both days.
EPIC WAR GAMING GROUP – Table-top gaming demonstrations. All day, both days.
DESIGN A FUTURE WAR GAME – A hands-on introduction to video game design led by gaming industry professional Andrew Crawshaw. Suitable for ages 10+. Sessions at 11am and 2pm. Numbers limited to 25 per group, booking online advised.
Sound Effects in War Games – Talk by Outsource Media UK, 1pm – 2pm,
Bury Theatre. Saturday.
WAR GAMES (PG) – Classic 1980s movie, starring Matthew Broderick, in which a young man finds a back door into a military central computer, where reality is confused with game-playing, possibly starting World War III. Film shows throughout both days.
Peace Through Superior Firepower: Sci-Fi Weapons and Reality – Join the discussion with Royal Armouries Curator Jonathan Ferguson (National Firearms Centre). Sunday,1-2pm.
For the full programme and to book tickets, visit the Royal Armouries website
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About the Royal Armouries
- Royal Armouries is the national museum of arms and armour and has sites in Leeds, HM Tower of London, Fort Nelson and Louisville, Kentucky. It is the first British national museum to open a permanent presence in another country
- Admission to the museum is free. However, there may be a small charge for some special events.
- Open all year daily, 10am-5pm. Closed 24-25 December
- Information Line: 0113 220 1999
- Website: www.royalarmouries.org
- The Royal Armouries Museum should not be confused with Royal Armouries International plc, the private sector corporate hospitality business.
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Senior van driver recounts years of volunteering
Wayne Engstrom, a senior van driver for six years, started a 1998 Ford van one final time Tuesday, June 25, as the transportation service that Pequot Lakes Community Education provided for 30 years came to an end. It was replaced by the Crow Wing County Transit's Dial a Ride service.
Engstrom, before he retired, spent 45 years in the printing industry working across the country for various companies. Since then, he volunteered with Crow Wing County Transportation for four years and then volunteered for Lutheran Service Society's Meals on Wheels program for the last seven years and the recently ended senior van service for six years after seeing an ad in the Lake Country Echo asking for volunteers for the services.
"The Lutheran Service Society helped my family in Minneapolis immensely when I was 10 years old after my mother passed away," Engstrom said, "I thought that it was time to give back to the organization and to others. Volunteering also helps me get off the ranch to see people three or four days out of the week. When you retire, you can become stuck if you don't actively try to meet with people."
Engstrom believes the senior van service ending will affect many seniors in the area.
"It's just not as convenient for the riders of the van. They have become accustomed to the van," he said, "Now, they will not be nearly as mobile as they were with the senior van."
One of those seniors, Marlys Lee of Pequot Lakes, said she does not know how she will travel without the van.
"I cannot drive my own car anymore because of my eyesight," she said.
The senior van drivers took seniors like Lee requesting rides across the area.
"We took them all over," Engstrom said, "For example, we take them on a boat ride in the fall, to bingo in Jenkins and to the library. There are other things that happen with the van that make it convenient for people as long as there is a driver who will do it and not specifically only on Tuesdays."
Engstrom made many friends across the area while volunteering.
"I can walk down any place in Pequot or Pine River and recognize many people," he said, "I think that's one of the main reasons volunteers want to help out in the first place, to get out and be around other people."
While wanting to be more sociable, Engstrom believes volunteers like himself shy away from praise in the community.
"No matter who you talk to in the volunteer business, they will be hesitant to talk about their volunteer work," he said, "Volunteers in Crow Wing County want to stay in the background and not receive recognition. Some might feel that we receive and want all the attention. Nothing could be further from the truth."


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Moschino Spring 2012
You know it's been a strong season for color when Milan looks subdued by comparison. But with all the black and white here so far—and very little of the tropical, dizzying prints that blanketed New York—the shows have felt a little quiet (mind you, quiet in Milan still has the roar of a thousand Vespas). That Moschino can be included in this statement is even further proof. This is a brand that has never appeared in the same sentence, let alone the same library, as the word understated. And yet, if you strip away the toreador styling of the spring collection—tiny matador hats, gold door-knocker earrings, floral headbands that verged on Seussian—you get plenty of pretty and wearable pieces that don't take the courage of a bullfighter to wear.
The best examples were the long and light ruffled wrap dresses in subtle metallics with faint floral embroidery. The breezy white version on Lindsey Wixson could be worn on the streets of Madrid one day and the beaches of San Sebastián the next (whether you also sport Wixson's Frida Kahlo hairdo is entirely up to you). The black jackets with gold embroidery and beads, echoing the gilded embellishment we saw at Gucci and elsewhere, will serve the same purpose as the marching-band jackets of 2010—which is to say, a chic way to dress up the proverbial T-shirt and jeans.
Overall, this collection conveyed a fresh softness and romanticism for Moschino. It's appealing, and clearly designer Rossella Jardini thinks so too. The flowy peasant blouses and full skirts she did for spring are exactly the kinds of things she wears—with her signature quirky eyeglasses, of course.


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A couple of weeks ago, it was pretty chilly at night -- even dipping down to the 30's for a couple days, low 60's during the day. Around that time, I hardly saw any drones in the hive. I even saw one bee trying to drag a drone out by the hind legs, so I figured they were in the process of being evicted. However, this week, I'm seeing a lot of drones again. Granted the weather is a bit warmer, too -- 40's at night/mostly 60's (and even a couple 70's) during the day.
Is it possible that the bees have changed their mind? Or is it more likely that I have a laying worker? Or is it just too early for the drones to be evicted?
Following some advice to let the last inspection fall around the time of the autumnal equinox, my last hive inspection was about a month ago (9/20), so I'm not entirely sure of what's going on in the hive. Also, I haven't really wanted to open it up since then since the weather has been cooler (60's) and the bees seemed like they were doing ok on their own. I couldn't see a reason to break open all the propolis and possibly break a comb (I can see lots of attachments on the windows, and I guess they are there because the comb is very heavy.) just when they're getting all set for winter. Additionally, my yard has become a yellow jacket magnet during the last week. They are attracted by the scent of the honey. The bees have been taking them out pretty easily, but I don't want to let the yellow jackets in during an inspection either.
I have been feeding 2-1 syrup, so I'm thinking that maybe that might be prolonging the existence of drones, but I don't understand why I would be seeing them kicked out one week, and then see lots of them the next. The bees are definitely interested in foraging, and I think that's supposed to be a sign that they have a queen, right?
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At a rural country inn, we spotted an antique cupboard that had been retrofitted to serve as a sink console. Our Sienna Console replicates its charm with its rustic wood base and Carrara marble top.
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Wales interim boss Rob Howley does not believe the decision to omit Sam Warburton from his starting XV to face Italy will hurt the flanker's chances of captaining the Lions this summer.
Warburton missed last weekend's win over France after picking up a shoulder injury in the defeat to Ireland, but is expected to be available for the meeting with the Azzurri a week on Saturday.
However, Ryan Jones led the side superbly in Paris, while Justin Tipuric excelled in Warburton's favoured number seven role.
As a result Howley has elected to reward the side that triumphed 16-6 at Stade de France by saying 'same again' for the trip to Rome, although Warburton may yet be named among the replacements.
Warburton started the season as the outstanding candidate to lead the British & Irish Lions on their summer tour to Australia.
But his struggle to produce the sort of form that made him the star on the 2011 World Cup, allied to the excellent performances of Tipuric, Chris Robshaw and Sean O'Brien, mean he is in danger of slipping down the pecking order for a place on the plane to Australia.
No longer being an automatic pick for Wales does not help his cause but Howley, filling in for Warren Gatland while the Kiwi is away on Lions duty, does not believe his selection for the Stadio Olimpico clash will harm the 24-year-old's chances.
"Not at all," said Howley. "Although I think that is a question for Warren Gatland, not for me.
"But there have been many players not playing international rugby who have come into a Lions selection.
"So it is not a given that you have to be playing international rugby to go on a Lions tour, and it's not a given you have to be captain of your national team to be captain of the Lions."
Howley did not consult Gatland before making his decision on selection for the Italy game, but did back Warburton to bounce back and find his best form.
"Any decision you make on selection, you take your time and make sure you reflect properly after the game and think out the team and the consequences of those selections.
"In my mind it was clear that to give this side the best opportunity to go and play against Italy in terms of preparation and to reward performances on the weekend I had to go with the same side.
"I have spoken to Sam and he understands that's the nature of sport.
"I am sure Sam will be an excellent captain in his career, but for this game we decided to go with same 15. The pressure on this side for Italy is the same as it was going to Paris."
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Got it Tuesday at midnight, beat it by Thursday night
Yo. I played GTA V for the first time last night. **** is tough.
Mood: WOOF!
- Don't waste your money on the $320,000+ apartments w/ 10 car garages. Go for the apartments that have the 10 car garages around the $230,000 selling mark. They are the EXACT same apartment. I was playing with my friend when I purchased mine and he was furious that it was the exact replica, and he spent about $180,000 more than I did lmao
- Survival; boneyard - one of the easiest ways to keep making $20,000. Also there's a dirtbike race (forgot the name of it) that dishes out $10,000 for first place. The race only takes 2 minutes to finish too. Easy money.
- I don't understand how hookers are only carrying $10-15 on them after you slaughter a ho. What the **** are they doing all night?
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When the building at 63 Canal Street in Westerly opened in the 1930s, it housed the Westerly Macaroni Manufacturing Co. It also served as a post office. It was a NAPA Auto Parts store when the flood hit two years ago, and NAPA was wiped out. Last April, Jen and Alan Brinton bought the venerable building. Alan, a home brewer for more than 20 years, aspired to become a beer pro; Jen's business acumen made the dream come true (Alan still works full-time as a chemical engineer). And they hit the ground running: demolishing the wood floors, removing steel beams, discovering a leaning chimney (which provided the name for their Smoked Porter), pouring a concrete floor, acquiring fermenters from Japan and other equipment from the US and Canada, ordering kegs, designing a label, and deciding on a name for their new endeavor: Grey Sail Brewing. (And Elevated Spirits signed on to distribute their product — a huge coup for a fledgling brewery.) On November 29, the first glass of their Flagship Ale, a savory Cream Ale, was poured; the next day, the first keg was ready for delivery. In mid-January, the cans arrived. Now Alan and Jen's beer is making its way across the state (and Connecticut), on shelves and on tap. Huzzah!
It's a great (and inspiring) story (dreams do come true — and sometimes they're better than you could have hoped for!), and I heard Alan tell it at a tour and tasting on Saturday. It was cool to listen to a new batch of beer bubbling in the wood-lined fermenter; to see the canning process — the containers are sealed one at a time, it's literally hand-crafted beer; and to get a preview of the excellent Extra Pale Ale, the next year-round offering (which will likely make its debut at the Great International Beer Festival at the Rhode Island Convention Center on April 14 and hit the market in the summer). A summer Belgian wit will be availably on draft in May.
Grey Sail (greysailbrewing.com) is open on Saturday from 4 to 8 pm. When you head to Westerly, make a day of it (or at least a long afternoon). Start right over the border in Pawcatuck, CT, at Cottrell Brewing (cottrellbrewing.com). Take a tour between 1 and 5 pm and sip a Mystic Bridge IPA and an Old Yankee Ale. And definitely hit the Malted Barley (themaltedbarleyri.com) on High Street, an old building with a contemporary feel (and the patio overlooks the Pawcatuck River). There are 35 well-selected beers on tap (have 'em in sampler glasses, pints, or barrels, aka pitchers) and a solid bottle list (all very reasonably priced), plus gourmet pretzels (stuffed cheddar and jalapeño, mmm). Ahh, simple pleasures in a charming town.
Narragansett Cream Ale has arrived. The brewery's first year-round craft entry bested rye ale in a beer-off last fall, and joins the esteemed ranks of 'Gansett's seasonal craft offerings (Bock, Summer Ale, Fest, and Porter). The Cream Ale is a fine representative of the style: it pours clear and golden with a billowy head; the taste is light but flavorful, with creamy (yep) malt and a trace of hops. This is a truly mild craft beer, and it will be interesting to see if it equals the level of success of the rest of the craft lineup, which Narragansett president Mark Hellendrung told Brewbound.com "accounted for about 25 percent of our volume growth and about 35 percent of our dollar growth" in 2011, while making up about 10 percent of the company's output.
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If you live in the US, you may have played sports, barbequed, or enjoyed the last long weekend of the summer outside doing something fun outdoors. Unfortunately, that wasn't an option here in Boulder, where a large wildfire generated a thick plume of smoke and ash. So, what's a malware analyst to do indoors on a beautiful day with toxic smoke outside? Why, spend some quality time with Koobface, of course.
I took a closer look at the worm's behavior and also noted that, since the Migdal keylogger site went dark for the Koobface crew, they've switched to using a new domain as the dead drop for credentials stolen by the Koobface password stealer payload: m24.in, the Web site of some sort of media company based in India. The behavior I saw by the keylogger was virtually identical to that used by the Migdal variant, reported in a previous post. The payload is even named m24.in.exe, just like the Migdal payload was named after the domain where it posted stolen passwords.
It's been a while since the worm changed its primary method of infection: For nearly its entire existence, Koobface has spread by manipulating the social network accounts of infected users so it appears the user posted a link to a video. Of course, the worm does the posting in the name of the user, and the link points to a page which purports to be some sort of streaming video, but actually pushes the malware on anyone who visits.
And, in order to take on the appearance of a real online video, it uses Flash.
The overall look and feel of the fake video has been static for some time, but the content changes periodically, and the current iteration of the page (which appeared this past April), titled "Video posted by … Hidden Camera," is still in use and hasn't been updated since then.
On the video page, a user is encouraged to download and install a file the page claims is Flash Player 10.37 — never mind that Adobe only recently updated Flash to version 10.1 — which happens to be the main Koobface installer. What I didn't really pay attention to, until this weekend at least, is the fact that the video page actually requires the user to have a previous installation of Adobe Flash installed, otherwise the scam doesn't work. Talk about stupid malware tricks. Here's what you see on a test machine with no Flash installed:
Note in the screen above that Internet Explorer threw a warning into both the frame on the page where the video appears, and at the top of the page, prompting the user to install Flash.
The video window that appears, which has all the appearance of an interactive Web page coded in Ajax, is actually itself a Flash .SWF file, playing within a frame in the page. And the Flash video is scripted in such a way that, whenever a user even mouses over the "video" it attempts to force the visitor's browser to download the Koobface installer, which is typically called "setup.exe" or something equally generic.
So this Flash video that runs is actually a video of a fake Flash update prompt, embedded within a fake video page. If you don't have Flash installed, you have to install Flash before you can be prompted to install (what you are told is) Flash.
It's too bad the double-fakery doesn't simply negate the damage caused by the worm. Here are just a few of the payloads it downloads during the course of its infection:
Koobface still installs a backdoor on infected computers (with p.exe), opens ports in the firewall, pulls cookie data from Firefox (using ff2ie.exe), and steals FTP credentials (using m24.in.exe). Once installed, the worm receives commands, including instructions to open browser windows to fake "antivirus scan" pages, which can lead to more infections. Fortunately, due to either the laziness or ineptitude of Koobface's creator(s), we can still easily detect and remove the worm from infected computers.


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Hey Slip did u watch the whole UNC South Carolina game? What did u think of UNC's bandit #8 Norkeithus Otis. He didnt do anything last year but I thought he had a real good game. Im going to cut a video of him
Just so everyone knows on Draftbreakdown we have already completed these for 2013 I know there is a few more just cant remember them all
Tommy Rees vs Temple (2013)
Sammy Watkins vs Georgia (2013)
Johnny Manziel vs Rice (2013)
Seantrel Henderson vs FAU (2013)
Devin Gardner vs Central Michigan (2013)
Derron Smith vs Rutgers (2013)
Ha Ha Clinton-Dix vs Virginia Tech (2013)
Tajh Boyd vs Georgia (2013)
AJ McCarron vs Virginia Tech (2013)
Brandon Coleman vs Fresno State (2013)
Stephen Morris vs FAU 2013
Brett Hundley vs Nevada 2013
Jadevon Clowney vs UNC 2013
Jordan Matthews vs Ole Miss 2013


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On Wednesday, April 17, the Boulder Faculty Assembly (BFA) gathered to recognize the recipients of the 2012-2013 Faculty Excellence Awards. Each spring the BFA presents up to twelve members of the Boulder Faculty Senate with awards for faculty excellence, recognizing their outstanding work. The organization accepts nominees in three categories: excellence in the areas of teaching; service; and research, scholarly and creative work.
These awards are especially notable because Boulder campus colleagues make the nominations, as well as the selections of award recipients. Instructors are eligible to be nominated. Funded by the Office of the Chancellor, up to four awards are granted in each category.
2012-2013 Excellence Awardees in the areas of:
- John Cumalat, Physics
- Janet deGrazia, Chemical & Biological Engineering
- Hillary Potter, Sociology
- Eric Stade, Math & Libby Residential Program
- Christine Hrenya, Chemical & Biological Engineering
- Daphne Leong, Music
- Dragan Maksimovic, Electrical, Computer, & Energy Engineering
- Greg Tucker, Geological Sciences
Research, Scholarly and Creative work
- Carol Cleland, Philosophy
- Noah Fierer, Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
- Kristine Larson, Aerospace Engineering
- Karl Linden, Civil, Environmental, & Architectural Engineering


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Size60 m²
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- Family/child friendly
- Lockable room
- Towels
- Internet/WiFi
- Balcony/terrace
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The apartment has a double bed in de bedroom and a 2 persons sleeping couch in the living room. The rent includes fresh bedding and towels. The place is perfect for one or two couples, families with (small) children & everybody who just wants to enjoy all the good stuff. Amsterdam has to offer, because it's close to every interesting party venue!
It will take you no more than a 5 minute walk to get to Vondelpark (the Dutch mini equivalent of Central Park), all the important museums (including the Van Goghmuseum & Heineken :), PC Hooftstraat (where you find Chanel, Louis Vuitton & Tiffany's). First rate entertainment area: Leidseplein with its splendid nightlife, legendary concert halls Paradiso and Melkweg and many many restaurants, terraces & theatres. Walk the other way for 5 minutes to the place to be: Jordaan area where you'll find excellent restaurants, pastries, (coffee)bars & fabulous shops selling everything from designer clothing to original Absynth, art, chocolates straight from heaven, jewelry, antiques and skate wear.
Prefer to explore the city by public transport? Just walk out the door and hop on a tram. This will also take you to the central station within 20 minutes. and also to the touristy Dam square & red light district (both near to the station) and vintage market Waterlooplein.
Just to let you know, I keep my calendar very up to date, so if it's still free; Just go a-head and book it! You won't regret it, that's a promise.
Hope to welcome you anytime soon!
House rulesI'm only renting it out to one or two couples (or small families). If you are not a couple, the minimum age is 23.
I had complaints from my neighbors that even the hallway was smelling like a coffee shop. If you want to enjoy this kind of smoking, please go to the coffee shop, there are plenty. Here you don't have to sleep:)
You will be staying in a real Amsterdam apartment, with real Amsterdam neighbors, who really can hear you when you are too loud. Please keep that in mind.
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It really is a very nice apartment, just the right size for two people. That the dishwasher does not work for us, so was (2 pers.) No problem and will indeed be permanent.
The apartment is conveniently located bar / café 30m behind the next canal, supermarket 100 m around two corners, tram junction of several lines (Bilderdijkstraat / Kinkerstraat) and about 100 m, and from there to the Museumplein 4 stops, Dam Square and Leidseplein also directly accessible.
So highly recommended.
Es ist wirklich ein sehr schönes Apartment, das für zwei Personen genau die richtige Größe hat. Dass bei uns die Spülmaschine nicht funktioniert, war deshalb (2 Pers.) auch kein Problem und wird ja auch kein Dauerzustand sein.
Die Wohnung liegt sehr günstig: Bar/Café 30m hinter der nächsten Gracht, Supermarkt 100 m um zwei Ecken, Tram-Kreuzung für mehrere Linien (Bilderdijkstraat/Kinkerstraat) auch ca. 100 m, von da zum Museumplein 4 Haltestellen, Dam und Leidseplein auch direkt erreichbar.
Also sehr zu empfehlen.
The flat is excellent and contains all the facilities you will need for a comfortable stay - and more!
The neighbourhood is also really nice and is perfect for a relaxing walk.
The owner is also helpful and friendly with her communication!
A recommended stay!
The apartment is located in a quiet area near the center and the main museums are within easy walking distance. Several trams (including 17 to the center) can move easily in transit. The apartment is spacious, clean and well kept. Indra, very friendly, we received the keys for us to pass, explain the operation of the apartment and recommend a few places in the area. A very highly recommended address.
L'appartement est situé dans un quartier calme proche du centre et les principaux musées sont facilement accessibles à pied. Plusieurs trams (dont le 17 vers le centre) permettent de se déplacer facilement en transport en commun.
L'appartement est spacieux, propre et bien tenu. Indra, très conviviale, nous a reçus pour nous passer les clés, expliquer le fonctionnement de l'appartement et recommander quelques adresses dans le quartier.
Une adresse très vivement recommandée.
The flat was absolutely lovely and spacious, and is not too far from all the local tourist attractions.
Although we did not meet Indra, she made sure we were settled in the flat and gave us useful local information.
Really nice and spacious apartment in a calm street close to the center of the city.You can walk to the center and the museums or take the 17 tramway.
It was a shame we didn't meet Indra because she seems to be very very nice, she made everything for us to be confortable.
We'll be back without a doubt and I recommend this apartment to everyone who is visiting Amsterdam.
Thank you, Indra!
A warm and cosy welcoming apartment in a lovely, quiet street. The main hub of attractions is only a short walk away. Your host Indra is extremely helpful and makes you feel like your in your own home. We had a lovely stay here and will be back next year. Many thanks Indra, from Gaynor and Drew.
The apartment is very well located for a visit to the center of Amsterdam! Quiet and well! Everything worked fine for us, 4 adults. The apartment had everything we needed, perhaps a bit untidy!
Lägenheten ligger mycket väl till för ett besök i centrala Amsterdam! Lugnt och bra! Allt fungerade bra för oss, 4 vuxna. Lägenheten hade allt vi behövde, kanske lite ostädad!
The apartment is great, you can sleep in the bed. The balcony is nice and we would have liked to use more, but it was too cold. The apartment itself is furnished rather spartan, but that did not bother us. As a suggestion, we would recommend, however, to buy a few more cups. It really was not enough there. The dishes were also repelled mainly, a little refresher would certainly be good. The apartment is centrally located and in a nice neighborhood. Overall we were happy.
Die Wohnung ist groß, im Bett kann man gut schlafen. Der Balkon ist schön und wir hätten ihn gerne mehr genutzt, aber es war zu kalt. Die Wohnung selbst ist eher spartanisch möbliert, aber das hat uns nicht gestört. Als Anregung würden wir aber empfehlen, noch einige Becher zu kaufen. Es war wirklich zu wenig da. Das Geschirr war auch überwiegend abgestoßen, eine kleine Auffrischung wäre sicher gut. Die Wohnung ist zentral und liegt in einem netten Viertel. Insgesamt waren wir zufrieden.
The apartment was wonderfully spacious for just the two of us. It is only a short walk to Leidseplein, which is where we spent most of our time. The apartment felt like home as soon as we walked in, and was a lovely retreat to return to after a day/night out. The apartment is cozy due to the comfortable furniture and fantastic heating! Although we didn't meet Indra, we had all the information we needed and we both felt like we could contact her easily if we needed to. Would stay there again if it wasn't for the stricter cancellation policy/smoking rules.
Indra is incredible host! Thank you sooo much!! We enjoyed every minute of our stay in this beautiful apartment.
Location is perfect - Museum square and Vondel park are walking distance, even if the weather doesn't welcome you; #17 tram is 1 min away - gets you to Anna Frank House, Dam, Central Station, etc. Two supermarkets and market (all days except Sunday) are 5 mins walk.
The flat is very clean, TV has CNN, BBC, german and lots of other channels; kitchen has way more staff than you'll need; bathtub is just excellent! Beds are very comfy.
Highly recommend by all means!!
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Saginaw, Michigan
December 17, 1999
Student Loan Fraud Arrest Announced
Walter H. Reynolds, Supervisory special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Saginaw, Michigan, and Christopher Fox, Special Agent in Charge, Office of Inspector General, U.S. Education Department Chicago, Illinois, announced that on Friday, December 17,1999, PAULA WILSON, age 58, of 7700 Moorish Road, Bridgeport, Michigan was arrested at approximately 7:45 A.M. by Special Agents from the Office of the Inspector General, US Education Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, without incident.
The arrest was based on an ongoing Federal Grand Jury investigation which indicted four (4) individuals on December 15, 1999 in Bay City, Michigan. The four individuals have been indicted on a ten-count indictment for a variety of violations under Title 18, specifically Section 1001 in which the defendants were engaged in a scheme to defraud the US Department of Education of federal student loan funds. Additional counts are Sections 371, Conspiracy to Defraud the United States and Section 1344, Bank Fraud. Federal guidelines for each count are 30 years in prison and a $1 million fine.
The investigation revealed the defendants knowingly executed and attempted to execute a scheme to obtain the money and funds under the custody and control of various federally insured financial institutions by means of false and fraudulent pretenses and representations. The indictment charges that they submitted applications for federally guaranteed student loans containing false and fraudulent representations to financial institutions authorized to process loan applications for such loans. The scheme included providing false names, dates of births, social security numbers, incomes, educational backgrounds, as well as false information to obtain admission to various educational institutions. In addition, an application for a disability discharge of some of the defendants' student loans to the US Department of Education contained false representations. The losses over a six-year period, beginning in 1992, totaled more than $200,000.
PAULA WILSON and PATRICK WILSON, age 32, of Bridgeport Township, Michigan, were afforded initial appearances in front of United States Magistrate Charles E. Binder in the morning of December 17, 1999. PATRICK WILSON has been lodged at the Bay County Jail since his arrest on June 9, 1999 by US Education Department OIG and FBI agents at a Bridgeport Township address based on a Federal Complaint charging him with violation of Title 20, US Code, Section 1097 (a) which makes it a crime to obtain a federal student loan by Fraud, and Title 18, US Code, Section 1001, which makes it a crime to make material, false statements in a matter within the jurisdiction of a federal agency, among other statutes. Both PAULA WILSON and PATRICK WILSON are being detained at the Bay County Jail pending a detention hearing in the near future. The other two indicted individuals, age 28 from Austin Texas, and age 44 from Livermore, California, will be afforded an initial appearance in the near future before the US Magistrate.
This is an ongoing joint investigation by the Office of Inspector General, US Education Department, and the FBI into student loan frauds being committed throughout the Eastern District of Michigan.
The FBI would like to recognize the assistance provided by the United States Marshal Office at Bay City, Michigan and the Bridgeport Township Police Department in the arrest of PAULA WILSON.


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The Epicenter of Epicurism. The Gourmet Ground Zero. The Capital of Cuisine. Whatever you call it, the facts are clear: Napa Valley is home to the country's only restaurants—outside New York—with three Michelin stars.
Oh, and it doesn't hurt that this idyllic region less than an hour from San Francisco stakes a claim to more than 450 wineries.
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Each unique guest room features a different design—some with fireplaces, others with balconies or patios (some with both), most with hardwood floors, and all with touches reminiscent of home. After a buffet breakfast made from produce and eggs raised on the property, take a stroll through the century-old oak and olive trees, fragrant herb gardens, and colorful flowerbeds that pepper the grounds.
With a year-round heated pool and an outdoor spa cabana for massages close to nature, you might not want to leave. Still, numerous wineries and tasting rooms nearby mean you won't miss the best of Napa. You can venture out on your own to observe the winemaking process firsthand at the Louis M. Martini Winery, or try the Private Reserve Cabernet at a tasting at Beringer, the oldest vineyard in the area.
With all that vino, you'll need some food. St. Helena, known as "Napa Valley's Main Street," is home to some of the area's best restaurants. The inn can direct you to a cooking demonstration at The Culinary Institute of America, then head to dinner in Yountville, boasting more Michelin stars per capita than any city in the world.
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(Aug. 23, 2006)--UTSA students, faculty, staff and locals who have a love for bagels can now enjoy a famous Einstein Bros Bagels, as the city welcomed its first location Wednesday, Aug. 23. The contract for the food venue was established by the Chartwells Dining Services in partnership with UTSA.
The renowned eatery is on the first floor of the recently dedicated Biotechnology, Sciences and Engineering Building on the university's 1604 Campus.
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The UTSA location is open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through Friday. Einstein's locations also can be found in Austin, Houston and Dallas.
Always ready to inspire students, the university felt that the more "Einstein's" on campus, the better -- particularly in the BSE Building with an Albert Einstein quote winding around the upper walls of its atrium lobby.
The Einstein Bros Bagels breakfast menu features bagels, muffins, strudels, bagel omelet sandwiches and an assortment of gourmet cream cheeses. For lunch, there are panini sandwiches on ciabatta bread, salads and soups. Einstein's also sells cookies, coffees, teas and sodas.
Einstein's, which operates 456 restaurants in 30 states, can be found on college campuses across the country including Tulane, University of Florida, Kent State, George Washington and Clemson.
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Club's sport science focus is on equipment and analysis rather than chemistry.
He's confident the Warriors won't be implicated in the drug scandal rocking Australian sport, but chief executive Wayne Scurrah can't categorically state that no players from the club will be linked to an investigation that claims performance-enhancing drug use is rife in the NRL.
"We've had no advice of any sort about the club or players that have been implicated," Mr Scurrah said. "Certainly there's nothing to be alarmed about that we are aware of."
Australian media have reported that six NRL clubs and a number of individuals, including at least one star player, are at the centre of an investigation by the Australian Crime Commission into the use of peptides - new-generation drugs that boost the body's production of human growth hormone.
The investigation claims to have uncovered evidence of systematic doping programmes at unidentified sports clubs, with the role of sports scientists and conditioning staff coming under scrutiny.
Mr Scurrah pointed out that a review into last season's poor performance by the Warriors highlighted an under-investment in sports science. That had been addressed this season, with the club spending heavily in an attempt to match its rivals on the increasingly vital sports science front. However, the spending had been targeted at equipment and analysis rather than chemistry.
The club declined a request to make head trainer Carl Jennings available for an interview to discuss its supplement regime.
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has called upon those involved to come clean. However, as of yesterday, the National Rugby League had still not informed clubs and players implicated in the year-long investigation.
The NRL said it was still working through the legal complexities surrounding the forwarding of information contained in the report, which it expected to complete in the next couple of days.
The NRL was establishing a formal set of procedures for delivering the information, said chief executive Dave Smith.
It had no plans to reveal the names of players or clubs implicated in the investigation.
"This will be a matter for the individual clubs to consider in consultation with the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority, the crime commission and the NRL," Mr Smith said.
While Mr Scurrah indicated the Warriors weren't expecting to be implicated, he couldn't be certain that was the case, and couldn't vouch for every individual.
"People don't live their whole lives at the club," he said. "It's a place of employment. What I can say is that we are confident there are no practices at the club we are concerned about."
Drug test results were confidential but Mr Scurrah was not aware of any failed tests during his six years at the Warriors.
"We've never had anything in that area to worry about during my time at the club."
He was hopeful the identity of those involved would be revealed soon.
"We're very keen to see the details come out so we can get on with preparing for the season. The sooner the better as far as we are concerned."
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Wow, that looks really nice! At least it does from the pictures.
Wow !! After all the gunk and crap was cleared off and a good sanding applied... I noticed quite a unique look under there. This stock actually looks great. I got 1 good coat of stain on there and I think I will top it off with several coats of poly or Tung oil. I don't want it much darker than this.
Wow, that looks really nice! At least it does from the pictures.
lol, you should golden tiger stripe the metal parts. lol, that would go great with that stock!
I wish the 2 I have so far looked that good! I have 4 more on the way, so maybe I will get one that is unique.
That does look great. Like the tiger pattern on it.
You know, its a strange thing. I was kinda looking for someone who knows a little about the Suomi. This particular kit i am working on now is very different from the other 3 I have. For one, this stock looks completely different. This stock has a sling swivel attatched to a wood screw and it just screws into the buttstock. Also, it has a metal bevel type thing right under the grip. You can see it in the pic. The most noticable thing is that the end of the heat shield has a muzzlebrake incorporated on the end. My other Suomi's don't have this. The other Suomi kits have an indention milled into the buttstock with a metal bar thru the middle for attatching the sling as well as a slant cut at the end of the heatshield. Anyone know anything about this ? Maybe this one I am working on is just a very old one ????
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The early betting odds for the 2013 Heisman Trophy winner have been released, thanks to the fine folks at Bovada. As you would expect, last year's Heisman winner Johnny Manziel tops the list as the favorite to take home the 2013 trophy. Following Manziel are Ohio State signal-caller Braxton Miller and USC's Marquis Lee. Both players received Heisman votes last season.
The only other player on the list who received Heisman votes in 2012 is South Carolina star defensive end Jadeveon Clowney. Clowney is the only player to make the list.
Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M 4/1
Braxton Miller, QB, Ohio State 7/1
Marquis Lee, WR, USC 9/1
Aaron Murray, QB, Georgia 10/1
De'Anthony Thomas, RB, Oregon 10/1
A.J. McCarron, QB, Alabama 12/1
Duke Johnson, RB, Miami 12/1
Jadeveon Clowney, DE, South Carolina 12/1
Teddy Bridgewater, QB, Louisville 12/1
Tajh Boyd, QB, Clemson 15/1
Taylor Martinez, QB, Nebraska 15/1
Ameer Abdullah, RB, Nebraska 18/1
Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon 18/1
T.J. Yeldon, RB, Alabama 18/1
Brett Hundley, QB, UCLA 20/1
Lache Seastrunk, RB, Baylor 20/1
Everett Golson, QB, Notre Dame 22/1
Stephen Morris, QB, Miami 25/1
Blake Bell, QB, Oklahoma 30/1
Jeff Driskel, QB, Florida 30/1
Ka'Deem Carey, RB, Arizona 33/1
Devin Gardner, QB, Michigan 40/1
Stefon Diggs, WR, Maryland 40/1
Clowney and Yeldon are attractive lines
So Yeldon is 18/1, but Gurley isn't even listed?
Murray is at 10/1 odds so I guess that makes you an idiot
10/1 odds are pretty long, aren't they?
I don't see JFF repeating as Heisman winner next year, tbh.
I don't see JFF repeating as Heisman winner next year, tbh.
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Hi Everyone!
I joined in '07 but have been off for a while.
Just wanted to say I'm glad to be back!
#4302 Mon 10 Dec 12 2:01am
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Hi everyone
Just thought I would introduce myself as I'm just new here, I'm not one for huge introductions so I'll keep it pretty short and sweet. I'm from New Zealand and have recently turned seventeen, I cook as a hobby and am going into my last school year in 2013. I most likely won't pursue cooking as a career it's just something I love to do in my spare time, if I'm not cooking you'll usually find me on a computer, as that's my other passion.
Anyway good to meet you all
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to all the new members. hope you have fun
Only a fool argues with a skunk, a mule or a cook. { cowboy saying}
#4304 Mon 17 Dec 12 9:41pm
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Hi everyone, I turned 50 today and wanted to join others who've found a new lease of life by finding new and better ways to look after their bodies and diet. And where better...
#4305 Fri 21 Dec 12 2:45am
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Hi all, just joined today - big fan of yours Jamie. Today had a trial run with the Get Ahead Gravy recipe - loved it.
Enjoying the the series filmed on Southend Pier with Jimmy - not far from my hometown.
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Greetings Jamie and all. I have just joined today and don't know a lot yet but I am very excited about joining. Thank you Jamie for all the tips you have given me over the years and look forward to learning a lot more from you.
Lanson :-)
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Superfoodray, when I saw your post I knew I was meant to find this forum and join as I too was 50 on the 17th December.
I am a full time worker, the mother of four under 18 and my elderly Mum lives with me too, so hobbies are home based - hence I love to cook. I just wish all would eat the same at the same time :-/
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Hello Jamie and everybody!
I joined the site yesterday-boxing day and I'm looking forward to joining in with the forums and posting blogs (I've wanted to do this for ages but have never got round to it). I am a mum to 3 children, work part time and have a passion for cooking, baking and all things homemade! I am a huge Jamie fan as it is all practical everyday cooking which is great, especially when you are cooking for children, (I also love all the products too, I'm a regular Jamie at home party goer and I'm slowing collecting them for my home!)
I look forward to chatting with everyone and please look out for my blog (to help me get started!) Thank you!
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Hi we have eaten in j-italian in Oxford, Cambridge and Edinburgh. Loved them all.
Love Italian food. So pleased to hear that the Aberdeen restaurant is about to open.
We live in Aberdeen so it will be a regular venue for us!!
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Hello there everyone,
This is to tell you a little about our simple life. Love cooking and growing our own food. Living life simply. We have a small hobby farm here in New Brunswick Canada. We started our adventure going on 4 years now. Sold our large home and downsize to a smaller one, which was built by my dh. Lived in a shed 20X12 which 16 X 12 (3 of us live in while home being built for about 2 months, me, my dh and 80 year old mother in law, who is a real trooper). Cooked on a camp fire stove and barbeque. We used coolers, lugged water ,shower outside,washed on a wash board. Let me tell you this is an adventure itself and makes you appreciate the finer things in life. To date we have had a very large garden, (Freeze and bottle our own), raised 2 pigs (dh says never again), meat kings (roasting chickens, this has been a good venture for us), Turkeys (5 this year and another good venture), and of course our lovely ladies ,28 laying hens for our lovely eggs which everyone loves. (These are my dh ladies). We started this venture to be self sufficent and are on our way. This has been hard work however well worth it. Living the simple life and loving it.
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