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Who are the 5 most overrated and underrated players this draft season?
Here are mine(not in any paticular order)
Ryan Tannehill QB Tex A&m= I really like em last yr but soured on em this past season as he was so inaccurate at times and the decison making was brutal way more often then i'd like to see.. If he were talked about as a late 3rd round/ early 4th i'd probably think diffrently but hes talked about as a 1st rounder and i've seen mocks have em as early as pick like 12 overall which is crazy based on what i saw from him this past season
Quentin Coples DE UNC= Heres a guy with big potential but dosen't play up to that potential nearly enough especially when talking about using a TOP 10pick on the guy.. To risky in my opinion and judged on what i seen on the field i woulden't feel good about taking this guy in top 10 and would feel more comfortable in pick 18-25 range... Football is a game played on emotion and energy and i don't see that enough outta coples
Vontaze Burfict LB Arz St= This guys the opitomy of boom or bust.. I def didn't see 1st round talent on the field with burfict this past season ... Just simply to risky with his head case persona and the fact he didn't make enough plays on the field in 2011 to see a first rounder in my opinion.. I think hes vastly overrated..
Coryell Judie CB Tex A&m= Not all my overrated players are from the first round .. Heres a kid in Judie that i watched get torched a couple times early on against good comp and i just can't get it outta my mind.. I can't remember what 2games it was i believe the ARK and OK ST games and at least one of em was one of those 2 and it was so bad i actually posted about it.. I seen a CB who just looked overrmatched and didn't have the greatest technique or idea what he was doing out there.. I see Judie as more of a late 4th /early 5th type CB and most got em in the 3rd rd range with some having 2nd rounder for him.. I'd perfer not even to draft the guy let alone in the 2nd round!
Brandon Thompson DT Clemson= I actually called him the invisible man about a handful of times this yr..lol Sure hes solid against the Rush but is way to quiet to often and Clemson's D was dreadful way to often to let anyone other then a playmaker(A Branch) off the hook .. No way a guy who stuffs the run but dosen't make any plays really on a terrible defense is gonna possibly be my 1st round pick!!!lol I think its early to talk thompson in the top of rd 2! I woulden't go with em untill RD 3 the earliest..
Casey Hayward CB Vandy= This kids insanley good! Like 1st round good! He dosen't have elite speed so some people think hes like a 3rd round pick which is insane! This kids good against the pass and run and makes plays! Hes got enough size and fantastic technique and ball recognition.. I seriouly woulden't be surprised if a Team catches on and takes him in RD 1 or at worst Early RD 2.. I'd take hayward over Alfonzo Dennard all day! He reminds me alot of Janoris Jenkins who is a probably 1st rounder..
Doug martin RB Boise St= A guy i've loved as a prospect for a couple yrs now and have talked about as another ray rice/mjd type for all most as long.. I think that highly of martin.. I think hes underrated just because hes not talked about all that often.. Kinda feels like a afterthought when talking RB's in this yrs draft(its a deep class of backs). All i know is someone will get a sick deal if they get this kid in RD 3!
marvin mcnutt WR Iowa= I think this kid can hold his own against just about every WR in this class and u rarley hear about em.. I see him going after quite a few WR's that i think he'll be just as good as and if not better.. He looks the part with a great size and solid speed for a bigger wr. He reminds me of Kenny Britt
markelle martin S Ok St= I think hes right there with mark barron and lester as the top safety in this yrs class and i woulden't be against taking him early 2nd.. Hes not the biggest safety but is a enforecer in CF that can fly.. He didn't have the gaudiest nums out there but i like his future as a pro and think hes got PRO BOWL potential.. I don't see a HOLE in his game...
Fletcher Cox DT miss st= This dudes crazy strong! I got Cox as the 2nd best DT in this draft and its close to 1st(devon still by a nose).. Cox is a very strong(brute like) penetrating DT.. He can flat out destroy lineman and is gonna be a stud as a pro! I'd be estatic if we end up with Cox in RD1..


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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
That is just adorable!!! Great job.
so many quilts to make, so little time.
That's a great quilt - and wonderful quilting!
Beautiful quilt and quilting!!
so pretty!!! I love the label.
enjoy your life...it's the only one you have!!!
beautiful quilt and quilting!!!
I love it!
It is beautiful. I have the magazine and have this one and the snow geese marked for my much long to do list. Thanks for sharing.
Great quilt and quilting. But I love the label the best.
wow! really cute! the quilting is great and those little casa's are awesome! I have so fondled over that sweetgrass collection! I really love the way you used it!
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In the morning, after my emails. On and off when taking breaks throughout the day.
I go to the pictures first!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
In the morning, after my emails. On and off when taking breaks throughout the day.
I go to the pictures first!
I usually go to "Main and check out all the ones that I haven't read before.
LOTS of time, would probably get some UFOs completed if I didn't. I start on the Archives page with the In Search of; then Main; then Pictures.
I read the email threads first then will get on the board and go through each category, I probably spend at least 1-2 hours a day on the board. It is so inspiring and I've learned SO much!
My routine once out of bed , is start up the computer , Get my work e- mail open( I office from home) , then open the quiltboard and paruse the topics in main, then check for anything of interest list in for sale, then photos.. then other sections but in no particular order.
I have been known to surf this site when on particularly boring work conference calls.... but SHHH don't tell .
LOL WAAAYY to much time. Usually first thing in morning with coffee then throughout the day then before bed. Sometimes I hardly get anything else done in the day I'm embarrassed to say.
I guess, as a retired person I'm pretty average. I have fibromyalgia (spell?) and don't move well in the morning, so my DH brings me a simple breakfast in bed and I eat and sip coffee for the usual 1-2 hours and then get up and get at my quilting (if life doesn't get in the way).
Read Archive, not much time for any of the others
About 1 hour first thing in the morning and several times during the day as I check my emails. I consider it time well spent because I use the info. It's like having a good friend. I have put many hints to use, enjoyed hearing others who have the same mishaps as I have, privately celebrated with success stories, and just plain good advice. Also use several of the recipes. I work as a volunteer in a thrift store that benefits the homeless. We have many vintage and orphaned sewing machines donated. I check them out, clean & oil, etc. Hints here are a big help with that.
My iPhone and I have coffe in the morning with QB - messages, main, pictures, Secret Santa thread. I come back often during the day especially while waiting for kids to finish dance, gymnastics, etc. if it was not for the IPhone I would rarely have time. And of course, before bed I check to see if I missed something important. You never know!


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- Internet/WiFi
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Accommodation summary
|Montée de la Grande Côte, 69001 Lyon, France
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It features a main room with double bed + single bed (3 people max), a lounge/dining area, a desk, a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom and separate toilet.
Amenities: coffee maker, kettle, microwave, DVD player, toaster, washing machine, iron, vacuum cleaner, dishes
- unlimited Wi-Fi high-speed Internet access
- Free and unlimited calls to landlines and mobiles (some destinations)
No smoking apartment, pets are also not allowed.
Sheets and Towels are included
Located in the heart of Lyon, this vibrant area has many advantages:
-Restaurants and shops
-Very well served by public transport
-10 minutes by subway to reach Part Dieu and Perrache station
- 2 steps from tourist areas (100m from La place des Terreaux, Musée des Beaux-Arts, Opera, 300m from Croix-Rousse district)
-On the peninsula, between the banks of the Rhône and Saône rivers
-The most beautiful street in Lyon for many inhabitants of Lyon.
House rules-No Smoking
-No Pets
-INTERDIT A PROSTITUTION: use peacefully the housing according to the destination that was given to him by the lease (exclusively and strictly for residential use).
-Ensure Well off lights, fan, well close your apartment and landing door when you are away.
- Refrain from throwing objects likely to block the drains and other plumbing fixtures, otherwise it will be liable for the costs for the return to service of such equipment.
-to meet the damage and losses that occur during the contract period in the premises under its exclusive enjoyment.
-user equipment and material left available in strict accordance with their mode of use, to answer for the damage and losses during its occupation.
- When you leave, thank you kindly do the dishes, take out the garbage and ensure that the apartment is clean.
- The landlord or his representative may enter the premises as often as necessary.
The guarantee of 500€ will be cashed and renting stopped if these rules are not followed.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 8 AU per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
A great location and comfortably appointed. Probably better for a shorter stay because of the lack of external view and a mustiness due to lack of airflow.
Excellent little apartment,very well equipped,clean and tidy and free wifi too..great situation for exploring Lyon and lovely wine bars around the corner open up in the evenings.Really enjoyed our stay there.
Great location. Everything within walking distance. Nice cosy studio, nicely shaded after a day out in the 30 degree heat. Thoroughly recommended. Has eeverything you need.
We (my daughter and I) have had a wonderful week in Lyon and were very pleased with our accommodation. In particular, the central location is not to beat for the price! But even otherwise, nicely furnished apartment is very clean. Unfortunately we could not find the landlord personally, but the Tel.Mails and SMS communication has worked out great. Highly Recommended. Ruth.M
Wir (meine Tochter und ich) haben eine wunderbare Woche in Lyon erlebt und waren mit unserem Unterkunft sehr zufrieden. Insbesondere die zentrale Lage ist für den Preis nicht toppen!
Aber auch sonst ist die schön eingerichtete Wohnung sehr sauber gewesen. Leider könnten wir die Vermieterin Persönlich nicht antreffen, aber die Tel.Mails und SMS Kommunikation hat super geklappt.
Absolut empfehlenswert.
Great apartment, neat and bright! Fantastic location, and a very helpful host. Wish we could've stayed longer!
Very cute studio apartment in an amazing location in Lyon - we didn't need to use the public transport as everything was within walking distance. The apartment had everything we needed and was really clean and nicely decorated. The host was lovely and provided us with all the info we needed to enjoy our stay. We'd definitely come back!
Reviews for this host's other properties
The apartment it's very nice,bright and clean.
The location it's the best in Lyon- 4 min to train station and the biggest shopping mall in Lyon,5 min to the river and the center oc the city. Vert quiet building,perfect for relax. We will visit againg Lyon as soon as possible. I love already this city!
Fantastic stay, great location. Highly recommend.
Great spacious apartment with wonderful view over the river. Apartment had everything you needed and was very light. Very good communications with the owner, highly recommended. Nice walk into the town along the river and free parking on road outside.
Excellent accommodation.
Housing refurbished, beautiful decoration. Clean bathroom.
General cleanliness perfect (linen).
Welcome, Emilie quickly respond to messages and phone calls.
Ideal location to get to the Museum Quarter and the Gerland Confluence and sports complex.
Excellent hébergement.
Logement remis à neuf, jolie décoration. Salle de bains impeccable.
Propreté générale parfaite (linge fourni).
Bon accueil, Emilie répond rapidement aux messages et appels téléphoniques.
Emplacement idéal pour se rendre au Musée et Quartier de la Confluence et complexe sportif de Gerland.
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Good luck! The Republicans still control the SENATE! Thats were it will stop!
Evans to reload gun-control proposals
By CATHERINE LUCEY
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Hoping that the new Democratic state House will be more receptive to gun-control legislation, state Rep. Dwight Evans yesterday said he will reintroduce a series of gun bills that previously failed.
"We have 50 new members in the House who are not entrenched, who can listen to reason," Evans, a Democratic candidate for mayor, said at a City Hall news conference attended by a crowd of state and local leaders.
"What we want is common-sense gun policies that can stop the flow of illegal guns on our streets," said Evans.
The package of 13 bills, which he said he'd introduce on Feb. 22, includes proposals to limit gun purchases to one a month, to ban assault weapons statewide and to allow cities to enact their own gun laws.
Two non-gun bills deal with witness relocation and witness intimidation.
Most of these proposals were resoundingly rejected during a special session last September, when legislators took straw votes on gun-control bills.
And except for that session, the bills typically languished in committee, never making it to the floor for an official vote.
But Evans and other legislators said the direction could change now that Democrats run the House.
New Judiciary Committee Chairman Thomas Caltagirone of Berks County, pledged yesterday to move the gun bills forward for a full vote.
State Rep. Jewell Williams, of North Philadelphia, noted: "We are in the majority now. The problem we had in the past was getting those bills in there. Now we drive the agenda."
And Montgomery County Rep. Mike Gerber said he had been lobbying members to support gun legislation.
"We're unified on this issue," he said.
"It's not election-time politics. It's everytime politics."
Evans said he had spoken about his effort with Republican Speaker Dennis O'Brien, the former Judiciary chairman who had refused to move gun legislation in the past.
Through a spokesman, O'Brien declined comment.
Good luck! The Republicans still control the SENATE! Thats were it will stop!
I hope people aren't fooled with this political grandstanding. In his arguement for gun control, Representative Evans actually points out the flaw with the theory that limiting legal purchases will reduce gun related crimes. In the statement "What we want is common-sense gun policies that can stop the flow of illegal guns on our streets," he clearly acknowledges that the goal is to reduce the number of illegal guns on the street, but he seems to think that by limiting the number of legal purchases a law-abiding citizen can make in a month, somehow the illegal guns on the street will go away.
Personally, I don't see the connection between legal purchases, and the flow of illegal guns on the street. The gang-banger shooting up the neighborhood when his crack deal goes bad isn't walking into Joe's Sporting Goods and buying a Glock in the heat of the moment to get revenge. He's got a gun that he's been carrying forever just itching for a chance to show his boys he's not afraid to use it, and he probably bought it from some backstreet dealer who had a trunk load to choose from.
What I'd like these politicians to explain, just once in a way that makes some sense, is if the bad guys can buy whatever, and how many guns they want, whenever they want, why I can't do the same by walking into a legitimate dealer, having my background scrutinized, and providing ID that will associate me with that gun as long as I own it.
Gun control is the responsibility of the owner, not the government.
The outlaws will always have guns and thats a fact that the liberal will not accept. Ask any punk on the street where he gets his gun and he will tell you from a street dealer. They don't buy from shops or shows.
There biggest fear is you being armed. They don't fear the cops or the system but a armed Joe they do. Try and tell that to a politican.
I could see this being able to fly is some states, however this is Pennsylvania, a predominately Conservative state.
But if we need to we can always resort to kicking their @$$ the old fashion way
Politicians on both sides of the isle hear just fine when it is money talking....
Support the NRA
I don't agree with everything they say and do, like I don't agree with everything GW says and does... But I like ol' George, and Fred, and Rudy, and Mit... a HELL of a lot more than I like Hillary...
Talk with your personal actions.
Talk with your personal friends and neighbors.
Talk with your wallet, and tell them to do the same.


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Farmers who use diazinon are being asked to contribute data about how the organophosphate may, or may not, affect them.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is continuing its reassessment of the organophosphates and carbamates used for plant protection purposes and, having considered each of the active ingredients, has made proposals which can be commented on.
Diazinon, an organophosphate, has several important uses for farmers, which is why EPA is considering a 10-year phase out, rather than immediate withdrawal of the chemical, despite concerns for human health. The ultimate decision lies with the EPA decision-making committee, which will base its decision on science and submissions.
The proposed 10-year period gives scientists and manufacturers time to produce new, tested, alternative products and allows for the collection of information on the human health effects and ways to mitigate them. If sufficient new data is collected, the EPA may be approached to reconsider reassessing this agrichemical.
As a result, Federated Farmers wants all diazinon and other agrichemical users to start collecting data regarding any health effects they may experience when using any products containing the chemicals.
This could be by way of a daily diary during the months of use, plus a month either side to give a base-line and a phase-out line.
Signs to note are sweating and salivation, dizziness, fatigue, runny nose or eyes, nausea, intestinal discomfort, confusion, changes in heart rate, or anything unusual for the user.
Having the relevant blood tests would support all claims of lack of adverse effects. It would also give operators the comfort of knowing the precautions taken while mixing and spraying, which should be part of any operator's plan, work.
Testing for diazinon and other organophosphate effects is complicated. Two sets of blood tests, between three and 10 days apart, are required before spraying commences to establish the base levels of specific enzymes. Base-line setting tests must be done after 60 days free from exposure to diazinon. Then more are required monthly during the spraying period to monitor the levels.
Talk to your doctor for more complete information.
Annual testing, well after the spraying regime, is not sufficient as the levels need to be monitored during spraying.
Those using diazinon need to either hold an Approved Handler Certificate or be under the direct supervision of someone with one. Attention must be given to the instructions on the product's label, including using the appropriate personal protective equipment and conditions.
Having the information on the effects on users will help back the science that informs the industry.
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(Quit Claim Deed) Ronald E. Eldridge to Carol J. Eldridge to Ronald E. Eldridge, Chipman Ridge Road property, $60,000
Oct. 29:
(General Warranty Deed) Billy Crowder and Diane Crowder to Jeffrey Bayerle and Sarah M. Bayerle, lot 6, Section 2 of Toole Bros. Southern Hills Subdivision, $116,000
Nov. 1:
(Commission's Deed) Countrywide Home Loans, Inc.; James R. Goodrich and Kimberly Goodrich, husband and wife; and Commonwealth of Kentucky, by April Hollon Gatlin, Master Commissioner to Federal National Mortgage Association, Corinth Road property, $13,334
Nov. 3:
(Quit Claim Deed) Thomas Coleman Day and Tammy J. Day to Timothy Robert Day and Mondell Kinman Day, Reeves Road property, $10,000
(General Warranty Deed) William B. Owen to Steven W. Lucas and Brandie L. Lucas, Draper Road property, $190,000
Nov. 4:
Helen D. Durham, Executrix of the Estate of Darold L. Moorefield, deceased, to Jennifer Wischer Bailey, Cordova Road property, $630,900
Nov. 5:
(Warranty Deed) Cynthia Kuhlmann to Chad Kuhlmann, lot 23 and 24 of Kenneth Ruby Subdivision, $80,000
(Quit Claim Deed) Danny Mullins and Angela Mullins to Daniel Mullins, Humes Ridge Road property, $182,400
Nov. 6:
(General Warranty Deed) Silver Ridge, Inc. to Andrew B. Lovett and Ashlee N. Lovett, lot 24 and 25 of Silver Ridge Estates, $22,000
Nov. 8:
(General Warranty Deed) Jackie G. Rose and Frances Rose to Travis L. Allen and Elizabeth G. Kober, Owenton Road property, $77,528
Nov. 9:
Michael O'Hara to DEBK Investments, LLC, Corinth Road property, $98,000
Delores J. O'Hara to DEBK Investments, LLC, Corinth Road property, $49,958.50
Nov. 12:
Curtis Stillwell and Patricia Stillwell to Robert W. Sewell, Denny Road property, $170,000
Civil Suits
Nov. 1
Grant County Deposit Bank vs. Richard Cook and Theresa Cook, default of payment on note
Nov. 3:
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. vs. Alexandru Busuioc, seeking damages due to an auto accident
Saint Elizabeth Medical Center vs. Erik D. McGlone, default of payment for medical/hospital services
Michael Eastridge vs. Shannon D. Eastridge, petition for dissolution of marriage
Michael Dennis Pollitt vs. Jessica Suzanne Pollitt, petition for dissolution of marriage
Nov. 4:
BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP vs. Sharla Lake and City of Williamstown, complaint for foreclosure
Wells Fargo Bank vs. Stephanie Dickerson, Unknown defendant, spouse of Stephanie Dickerson, Unknown defendant, Spouse of Rose A. Jones, Unknown defendants, who are the heirs of devisees or legatees of Rose A. Jones & their spouses and nay unknown person who may have interest in the property which is the subject matter,
Commonwealth of Kentucky-Inheritance Tax Division-Served: Attorney General, default of payment on note
Nov. 5:
North American Tax Solutions, LLC vs. Robert Meece and Stacey Meece, seeking certificate of delinquent tax
North American Tax Solution, LLC vs. Rickey L. Arnett, Carlene Arnett, Tax Ease Lien Servicing, LLC and Commonwealth of Ky., Revenue & Finance Cabinet-Kentucky Attorney General, seeking certificate of delinquent tax
Beth Anne Delozier vs. Jack Richard Delozier, III, petition for dissolution of marriage
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Christopher Shane Hall vs. Krisann Hall, joint petition for dissolution of marriage
North American Tax Solution, LLC vs. John E. Lee, Tina M. Lee, American General Financial Services, Kentucky Dept. of Revenue-Division of Collections, Lien Solutions, LLC, US Bank as Custodian for SASS Muni V dtr and Charterwest Mortgage, LLC, seeking certificate of delinquent tax
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Betimol Patient Information Including Side Effects
Brand Names: Betimol, Istalol, Timoptic Ocudose, Timoptic Ocumeter, Timoptic Ocumeter Plus, Timoptic-XE
Generic Name: timolol ophthalmic (Pronunciation: TIM oh lol off THAL mik)
- What is timolol ophthalmic (Betimol)?
- What are the possible side effects of timolol ophthalmic?
- What is the most important information I should know about timolol ophthalmic?
- What should I discuss with my healthcare provider before using timolol ophthalmic?
- How should I use timolol ophthalmic?
- What happens if I miss a dose?
- What happens if I overdose?
- What should I avoid while using timolol ophthalmic?
- What other drugs will affect timolol ophthalmic?
- Where can I get more information?
What is timolol ophthalmic (Betimol)?
Timolol is a beta-blocker that also reduces pressure inside the eye.
Timolol ophthalmic (for the eyes) is used to treat open-angle glaucoma and other causes of high pressure inside the eye.
Timolol ophthalmic may also be used for other purposes not listed in this medication guide.
Timolol 0.25% Gel-FAL
Timolol 0.25% Ophth-FAL
Timolol 0.5% Gel-FAL
Timolol 0.5% Ophth-FAL
What are the possible side effects of timolol ophthalmic?
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Stop using this medication and call your doctor at once if you have any of these serious side effects:
- swelling or redness of your eyelids;
- eye redness, discomfort, or sensitivity to light;
- drainage, crusting, or oozing of your eyes or eyelids;
- depressed mood, confusion, hallucinations, unusual thoughts or behavior;
- wheezing, gasping, or other breathing problems;
- swelling, rapid weight gain;
- chest pain, slow or uneven heart rate; or
- feeling short of breath, even with mild exertion.
Less serious side effects may include:
- blurred vision, double vision, drooping eyelid;
- burning or stinging in your eye;
- headache, weakness, drowsiness;
- numbness, tingling, or cold feeling in your hands or feet;
- ringing in your ears;
- dry mouth;
- nausea, diarrhea, loss of appetite, upset stomach;
- skin rash or worsening psoriasis;
- sleep problems (insomnia); or
- cough, stuffy nose.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Tell your doctor about any unusual or bothersome side effect. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
Read the Betimol (timolol ophthalmic solution) Side Effects Center for a complete guide to possible side effects
What is the most important information I should know about timolol ophthalmic?
Do not allow the dropper to touch any surface, including the eyes or hands. If the dropper becomes contaminated it could cause an infection in your eye, which can lead to vision loss or serious damage to the eye.
Do not use any other eye medication unless your doctor has prescribed it for you. If you use another eye medication, use it at least 10 minutes before or after using timolol ophthalmic. Do not use the medications at the same time.
Timolol ophthalmic can cause blurred vision. Be careful if you drive or do anything that requires you to be able to see clearly.
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A New Decade, a new beginning...
It's been awhile since I've posted. 2009 was a year of reflection and figuring out a new direction. Now that 2010 is here, things have been up on the up turn. I accepted a position at RIM (Research In Motion) and look forward to exciting stuff.
This does mean however, my KDE development as it stands, must cease, at least within Plasma. I enjoyed the time I had to help KDE grow, even if it was a small bit. It's sad letting go of a baby you nurtured and developed (in my case the weather plasmoid) but now someone else can make improvements and help it grow, I will be able to answer questions though.
Sometimes the directions you take make unexpected turns, but in the long run, a good future can be made.


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Top photo: UTSA sophomore Air Force ROTC Cadet Brian Bush.
Lower photo: Flight program participants from UTSA and
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UTSA co-sponsors Air Force ROTC flight training program
(June 14, 2005)--For the second consecutive year, The University of Texas at San Antonio and Delaware State University (DSU) partnered to welcome 18 of the nation's top-level Air Force ROTC cadets to the UTSA 1604 Campus and Stinson Municipal Airport for three weeks of classroom instruction and flight training May 16- June 3.
UTSA's Flight Awareness Summer Training (FAST) program teaches cadets to fly a single-engine aircraft after completing 20 hours of classroom instruction and 15 hours of flight training.
Today's headlines
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UTSA provided housing, classrooms and transportation to and from the airport while DSU provided the aircraft and instructors.
"We enjoyed training the cadets who represent the best Air Force training programs our country has to offer," said Dan Coons, FAST program director. "In Delaware, where we did the flight training before, we usually lost a couple of days of training due to weather. In San Antonio, we experienced great weather and excellent flying conditions."
In 2004, under recommendation by the Pentagon, UTSA and DSU signed a memorandum of understanding for cooperation in the field of aviation.
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Chevron Sits Out Big Oil's Prop. 23 Fight
In the battle over Proposition 23, the most interesting action is taking place on the sidelines.
The proposition would suspend AB 32, California's landmark climate change law, until unemployment in the state is below 5.5 percent for a year. The campaign is being funded with millions from out-of-state oil companies Tesoro and Valero – and now the Tea Party-funding Koch brothers.
But in California, big, traditional business groups--and even bigger oil companies--are keeping their distance from the Yes on 23 Campaign, which dubs itself the California Jobs Initiative.
Yesterday, the California Chamber of Commerce declared it wouldn't take a position on Prop. 23. And Chevron, which makes its home in San Ramon and is never shy about donating to political causes, is also staying neutral.
Henry Brady, dean of the Goldman School of Public Policy, observed that in general AB 32 is good for big businesses that have invested in clean energy. And for an oil company like Chevron, Prop. 23 might just be bad for the company's image.
"Maybe Chevron made the calculation, 'What's the point?'" said Brady. "The atmospherics are bad, and it might not pass anyway."
Passed in 2006, AB32 requires the state to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 1990 levels by the year 2020.
Chevron spokesman Morgan Crinklaw said that Prop. 23 should be up the voters. But he still emphasized that AB 32 is a problem for Chevron.
"It is clear that the costs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions will fall to California consumers since other national and state governments are not implementing similar policies," Crinklaw said in an email. "At this time we are working closely with the California Air Resources Board to develop a reasonable program that contributes to the state's goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in a manner that does not isolate and disadvantage California businesses, but allows for California's economy to grow and remain competitive."
Chevron's oil brethren in Texas are throwing all they've got behind Prop. 23. Late last week San Antonio-based Tesoro dumped another $1 million into the campaign. Flint Hills Resources, a subsidiary of Koch Industries, the subject of a recent New Yorker profile, also put in $1 million. In total, Tesoro has donated $1.5 million while Valero, another Texas oil company has donated $4 million.
"This is an effort by two rogue oil refineries that are out of step with even their own industry," said Steve Maviglio, spokesman for the No on 23 campaign.
A broad range of environmental groups, businesses and politicians are fighting against Prop. 23. Silicon Valley clean energy entrepreneurs and venture capitalists have ponied up millions to fight it. And Republican candidates have been reluctant to endorse it.
The Yes on 23 campaign did not return a call seeking comment.
Berkeley professor Brady observes that a company like Chevron may have nothing to gain from backing an unpopular proposition, especially with other delicate matters on its plate, like the controversial expansion of its refineries in Richmond.
"They've got enough problems with emissions and expanding plants," said Brady. "That's where their battles lie."


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Georgetown co-ed: Please pay for us to have sex … We're going broke buying birth control
posted at 1:55 pm on February 28, 2012 by Tina Korbe
At a hearing of the House Democratic Steering and Policy Committee yesterday, a single witness — Georgetown law student and "reproductive rights activist" Sandra Fluke — told sympathetic policy-makers that the administration's so-called contraception mandate should stand … because her peers are going broke buying birth control.
"Forty percent of the female students at Georgetown Law reported to us that they struggled financially as a result of this policy (Georgetown student insurance not covering contraception)," Fluke reported.
It costs a female student $3,000 to have protected sex over the course of her three-year stint in law school, according to her calculations.
"Without insurance coverage, contraception, as you know, can cost a woman over $3,000 during law school," Fluke told the hearing.
Craig Bannister at CNSNews.com did the math — and discovered that these co-eds, assuming they're using the cheapest possible contraception, must be having sex about three times a day every day to incur that kind of expense. What Fluke is arguing, then, is that her fellow law students have a right to consequence-free sex whenever, wherever. Why, exactly, especially if it costs other people something? When I can't pay for something, I do without it. Fortunately, in the case of contraception, women can make lifestyle choices that render it unnecessary.
At one point, Fluke mentions a friend who felt "embarrassed and powerless" when she learned her insurance didn't cover contraception. Can you imagine how proud and empowered that same friend would be if she learned she has the ability to resist her own sexual urges? We can only assume she doesn't know that because Fluke and she both labor under the illusion that contraception is a medical necessity.
Some little part of Fluke must recognize that it's not … because she sought to bolster her argument with an example of an illness in which contraception might be a medically necessary treatment. Another friend of hers, she said, has polycystic ovarian syndrome, for which contraception is a common treatment. Some insurance programs that don't cover contraception normally would nevertheless cover it as a treatment for PCOS — but other insurance programs wouldn't. Fluke makes it sound like contraception is the only treatment for PCOS. In fact, it isn't — and contraception is prescribed as a treatment only when the woman also wants to contracept. Fluke says her friend is a lesbian — and so wouldn't need contraception. Why didn't she opt for any of the other treatments, then?
At the end of her testimony, Fluke spoke in strong language of her resentment of university administrators and others who suggest she should have chosen to attend a different university that would have offered student insurance that does cover contraception — even if that other university wasn't quite as prestigious as Georgetown.
"We refuse to pick between a quality education and our health and we resent that, in the 21st Century, anyone thinks it's acceptable to ask us to make that choice simply because we are women," Fluke said.
Ms. Fluke, I resent that you think women are incapable of controlling themselves, of sacrificing temporary pleasure for the sake of long-term success. You make us sound like animals, slaves to our instincts and able to be used, but we're better than that. We're persons, equal to men in dignity and love.
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Madame Jeanette With Parking Near Beach
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Beach, shops, restaurants, train station and other facilities such as a bakery, laundry and pharmacy are within a very short walking distance.
Madame Jeanette is a beautiful wooden cottage, furnished in a style that gives you a warm beach feeling straight away. This house is about 25 m2 and has the following amenities: A combined bedroom, living room and kitchen. A separate bathroom and toilet. A double bed. Bed linen and towels. Underfloor heating. Free WiFi. Flat screen TV. Hairdryer. Various kitchen appliances like an espresso machine, fridge, electric kettle, sandwich toaster, microwave and juicer. A spacious terrace with loungers, where you can chill undisturbed.
Because of its small size, the house is furnished in a creative and efficient style. Guests must take into account that there is no sink in the bathroom , just in the kitchen. There is no wardrobe. Guests can store their clothes and other personal belongings in boxes and drawers under the bed.
住宿规定Check in time is 14.00 pm or any moment later.
Check out time is 10.00 am or earlier.
(Unfortunately, the owner can not always welcome the guests personally because of her busy job. In that case she will send a detailed description of where to pick up the key and other relevant facts. She lives near the house and is always available for questions and urgent matters)
Maximum 2 adults.
Not suitable for small children.
Please, also keep in mind the neighbours. Don't make too much noise or other nuisance after 10 pm.
For allergy reasons, it is not possible to bring pets.
Smoking inside the house is not allowed.
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We had a lovely stay at Madame Jeanette! the beach is in 5 minutes walking distance, as are grocerystores and Zandvoort city (restaurants).
the apartment is as shown in the pictures, small but has everything you need. There are a lot of neighbors, but there are fences that give you relatively good privacy.
Very nice, very clean, close to train station, sea and "city". We didn't meet anyone but found and left the key at the same place. Very nice appartment.
Only two small disadvantages: No window in the living area that can be opened, for example during the night. Internet didn't work till last evening.
We had a perfect time in Zandvoort. Roos is a really kind person and the house is amazing. It is really clean and beautiful and you can find there everything you need for some wonderful days.
Also Zandvoort is a wonderful place. It has a beautiful beach, nice little shops, bars and restaurants.
We can't wait to come to Zandvoort again and spend some days in this wonderful house.
Beautiful house, clean, everything you need. Really romantic, nice furnitures and all in a nice warm white. 5 Mintutes to the city center and the beach by foot. 25 Minutes to Amsterdam (by car). 25 Minutes to amazing tulip place (Keukenhof).
If you wanna go to Holland, go and stay in this wonderful house! :)
Roos is a very nice and caring woman, she welcomed us warm. The house was really great. It was perfectly clean, comfortable and just beautiful. Everything you need is included. The beach is near just as the city centre. We would love to come again, we enjoyed our stay so much, thank you.
very nice, clean house near to the beach, city and station!
Warm welcome and a very good communication to Roos and her husband.
Het huisje was zoals op de foto's! Voor met z'n 2tjes goed te doen en erg gezellig! Makkelijk te bereiken met de trein. Haarlem 10 min en Amsterdam 20 min.
In het huisje genoeg spullen om te koken en schoonmaakmiddelen.
Kortom als je gezellig een weekendje weg wilt is Madam Jeanette een aanrader!
Das Häuschen von Roos in Zandvoort ist prima gelegen, der Kontakt zur Besitzerin problemlos - es könnte ein bisschen größer sein und ein Waschbecken im Badezimmer wäre nicht schlecht; aber der Urlaub in Zandvoort war wunderbar, es ist sowohl nahe zum Strand wie auch zur Bahnstation und zum Ortskern, dabei ganz ruhig. Wir haben viel und ausgiebig ausgeruht.Das hat uns gut getan.
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is that from a flat?
I have a MP5K receiver that I need the front trunion and cocking tube welded in.
Anyone know of a good HK builder that can do this?
"Courage is being scared to death - and saddling up anyway." - The Duke
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I wish I could help you, I'd love to test run it with a few hundred rounds.
Anybody thats a good tig welder could do it for you. Most custom bikers will know someone who tig welds, just ask around. Good luck with your build.
Excuse my ignorance, but if someone does that type firearm work for another, isn't that consider manufacturing and subject to the proper license ??
I also thought I remember a recent thread where Stan is getting setup for manufacturing and specializing TIG welding.
Did I do that?
I would only let one peson work on it. Jeff Walters aka Ghilliebear2000 over on the HKPRO Board. He has been helping me with my 91 7.62x39 prototype rifle. Video clip of prototype. http://s5.photobucket.com/player.swf...fs=1&os=1&ap=1
Tell him HART1 sent you. He is the best!
Pics free hkpro build weekend aug 16-17 - Page 9 - HKPRO Forums
Ghilliebear HK Build Weekend -- Pictures - HKPRO Forums
Take care
Looking good.
Yeah, Ghilliebear on the HKPRO forums can do it.
Its really not that tough to do yourself if you have a welder, the tough part is making sure that the trunnion is totally square with the rails before welding in.
However, if you were to do this for a customer (have it shipped, do the work, and ship it back or otherwise take posession) it is gunsmithing, IF this is a registered 100% receiver, the customer owns it and is asking for the work to be done. General gunsmithing, if it requires transferring possession of the weapon (overnight posession) should be done by a licensed gunsmith with a federal firearms license and logged into the books.
If however the person doing the job can do it while you wait, the receiver is 100%, and no transfer takes place, the individual doing the work is neither manufacturing or taking possession, and consequently needs no license or federal permission.
I believe I have a pretty good understanding of the topic, but as is true in all dealings with the feds, do not quote me.


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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo - Richard Lipphardt is a quiet and strong force behind the positive work at the St Paws Thrift Store near the Walmart off Platte. Richard retired from the Air Force last year after 24 years. He started volunteering for this animal friendly organization eight to nine months ago. Richard's sister got him involved. He's proud to be part of St Paws, "I think we are here to take care of the animals. That what we are supposed to do. That's what we are charged with. They don't have a voice. They can't do it alone."
I caught up with Richard while he was scraping and sanding the floors of the store that St Paws has expanded into which is next door to the current facility. Richard Lipphardt has been looking for a job since retiring and told me it's been tough, but the work he's done at St Paws, "This keeps me sane. It gives me a purpose. This organization gives back to the animals."
Julie Mayr works at St Paws and nominated Richard Lipphardt to be our Wear Red Friday Hero. She told me, "Anyone who has served our country is definitely a hero anyway but Richard has gone above and beyond. He is on call to do anything for our organization, seven days a week."
St Paws Thrift Store just had its second year anniversary in February and is going strong. The goods donated to the facility are sold and used to help more than 30 different animal help groups to help them with anything that's needed to care for animals. St Paws has given away 100 thousand dollars.
I've put a link to this animal friendly organization on Links We Mentioned on our homepage.
You can nominate a Wear Red Friday Hero, too. Go back to our homepage and go to the Wear Red section. The nomination form is on there.


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I hope that this is early enough for someone else to take her spot.
I hope that this is early enough for someone else to take her spot.
Just read about this over on icenetwork (btw I'm glad I renewed my subscription).
Regards Sasha, this is not surprising, as she has had to limit training this past June because of tendonitis, so it goes again.
To tell the truth I wish Sasha would just skip the GP all together......rest her injury properly & come back better than ever (ala Michelle Kwan in 1997/98).......she already has a bye to Nationals as the reigning Olympic Silver Medalist, she doesn't have to worry about earning one, she already has.
BUT, having been away from competitive ice for a very long time, she needs to get herself out there. She needs perhaps to take the risk. I'm wondering if she's planning on following Evgeni's example?, that is only competing in one GP event, in his home country no less. However, Sasha is no Evgeni, he's a King when it comes to skating, a dynamo, a powerhouse, a take-no-prisoners competitor, a tiger, and the list goes on & on & on (I've ran out of superlatives lol). He can afford to do only one competition, she cannot IMHO.
It's due or die time, Sasha, I don't know what to think if you don't show up for Skate America. You are going to have to get yourself out there sometime, that is if you're serious about making a comeback? Forget what everybody else thinks, you need to at least try. So if you finish last at Skate America, that means you didn't do your homework (as Rachael Flatt refers to skating; i.e. if you studied hard, you're *pumped* when it comes time to take the test because you know all the answers, you're ready to rock!), but if you didn't you have nobody else to blame but yourself. Don't be a chicken, you knew when TEB was scheduled, you should've been ready, and that goes for ALL the competitors.
Well, the field at SA is not nearly as tough as TEB. The only real competition there is Yuna Kim.
You know I'm p.o.ed right now, which is unusual for me, but I was pumped for Sasha Cohen's return to the ice. Then to see her caving in & proving her many detractors right is disappointing to say the least, upsetting.
Ah, I'm really just upset with the whole entire USFSA, at this point I don't really care except for Rachael Flatt, she's the only glimmer of hope. Geeze, to see the United States U.S. Women's Singles Skaters come to this. None of our women do triple axels, only an occasional 3/3 combo., much less 7 triples. The only highlight came at the 2008 U.S. Nationals. It still gives me chills, what promise, what hope. I was expecting such great things after seeing Mirai, Rachael, and Ashley complete perfect program after perfect program, complete with 3/3s & 7 triples!!!! Now this. Ugh.
At this point I say send the one that won U.S. Nationals last year (sorry, I honestly forgot her name). She's got a pretty face & skates pretty. Yeah, she doesn't have the jumps, but she can make up with it with her spins & spirals. And of course I want Rachael on the team. Between the both of them they can, hopefully, make the top 10. In the meantime I'm going to be searching for an up&comer from the juniors/novice/whatever who can at least do a 3/3 or a triple axel. I'll put all my hope on one of them. Seriously, I think I read that a novice skater actually landed a triple axel this summer in some obscure competition. Maybe she'll be America's answer to the phenoms from overseas.
And as far Sasha's comeback, I thought something like this would happen. never really was a believer either.
US has to rely on this new generation in women's skating. They keep sweeping the junior ladies podium for years, they should do similarly well, when they mature, but for some reason, they fail to do so, these days.
It certainly is a depressing news, but I'm confused.
Sasha kept skating in shows this summer.
As recently as several days ago, I saw a TV ad on some skating exhibition featuring her and couple more famous names (I forget who) that will be held in Anaheim, CA.
My immediate thought was 'shouldn't she be training in one location rather than traveling for shows this close to the beginning of the season'??
I was quite puzzled, and even more puzzling is this news of "injury."
I wish her a quick and full recovery, but if she's not 100% committed to making this come back, then maybe she shouldn't bother.
Lake Arrowhead to Anaheim isn't a big deal.
I think it's all hooey. I saw her skate in Improv Ice, she didn't seem injured at all. She never ever mentioned this except over the summer, going on about training hard, feeling better, etc. I think she is unprepared.
No surprise at all, but I'm still disappointed that we won't see her.


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by KGREG, Nov 1, 2010.
This seems reasonable to me. The Pistons have much bigger issues than the garbage time rotations.
That makes a lot of sense. I don't know if it's true, but he seems to be someone who isn't quite sure how long his legs and arms are. Call it hops or just athletic ability, but something's missing.
Just totally disagree with you guys about Daye. Daye has no problems at all getting his shot off - he has a lot to learn, and he will since he's a very intelligent player, but he already is a fine shotmaker, even under heavy pressure. And his length allows him to play off SG's and SF's. As for his length at SF, he's one of the longest guys in the league there; he does have a height and length advantage over most guys at his position. And he is stronger this season, although he certainly has a way to go. Could he ever be a legit option at PF? I think so, in a couple seasons, but that remains to be seen.
Other than his height, I've never seen anything that suggested he'd be successful at PF. At best he could be a Rashard Lewis type, but that would suggest we had someone like Dwight Howard on the team to allow that. He'd also have to improve a lot defensively.
He can get a shot off because he's taking a third of his attempts from beyond the arc. So first, I'm not sure being able to get a three off at 6'10" is that much of a recommendation. I also don't see the fine shotmaker part. He's shooting less than 40% overall, 41% from three and 39% from two. At 6'10" if you can hit more than 39% of your two point shots, something seems wrong. He's a skinny kid with a decent long range shot. And probably will shoot better from closer in as he starts to figure out the game. I'm trying to see him in a better light, but I just don't see much so far that suggests he will be anything other than a deep bench guy. I'd like to be wrong, and often am, but his courtsense seems weak, his shooting suspect,and while he's not an awful rebounder, unless he gets a whole lot stronger, he's not going to get much better.
On an eFG% basis, Daye is surprisingly bad so far this year. He's at .465. The only guys worse on the Pistons are: Bynum at .450 Monroe at .449 And Stuckey at .439
He had a couple (2-for-11, 2-for-12) really crappy games at the start of the season. Throw those two out and his FG% goes from 39.4% to 43.2%. The kid can shoot. He needs more shots.
I realize that he can shoot, but just pointing out that his overall game hasn't produced efficiency so far. It's obvious that if he's open, he's one of our most accurate shooters. He's also able to get his shot off easier because he's tall. But he's shooting .364 in the paint, which is hurting his overall percentage. He's shooting with an eFG of .471 outside the paint (compared to only .512 for Ben Gordon). However, Ben Gordon is at .537 inside the paint, even while getting blocked on 13% of those attempts. Daye is 6'11" and he's playing soft. He's not getting to the paint much and when he does, he's getting shut down. Prince is maybe the best comparison. Prince shoots worse from the perimeter, but he gets to the paint almost twice as often and shoots .721 when he does. In summary, very nice shooter, but he's giving it away with a weak inside game. He gets blocked as much as Ben Gordon in the paint, which is terrible.
I think he will improve with playing time but right now he is not sure what to expect when he gets in the paint. He needs to be more aggressive down there but right now I don't think he has the confidence. You need to be confident you can score over people in the paint and right now he is just not sure what his abilities are down there. The more he is able to convert in the paint; the more confident he will become. It almost takes a little arrogance to be good in the paint and right now he is not. Most of the dominant paint players have an attitude that says "you can't stop me down here". Right now he is just not sure of himself. Playing time and shot attempts will help cure this along with someone getting in his ear and telling him to trust his ability and be aggressive.
Okay, I agree with you. It's Stuckey's fault.
He was shooting great when Q yanked him out of the lineup. Down the road, the kid is a 20 point scorer in this league - no doubt in my mind about that. He should be playing serious minutes every game. It's 1000 times more important to develop him than it is to play McGrady, Rip or Tay.
The recent surges by McGrady and Tay may increase their stock as Joe D looks to make a move or two (I'm hoping). Yes, Daye needs to play, but there is probably a lot more going on behind the scenes that we are not privy to.
I swear some of y'all need to watch teams other than The Pistons sometimes so you could get a better gauge on our roster, especially when it comes to the younger players. Calling some of you 'jaded' would be an understatement.
Austin Daye = Mike Dunleavy?
Nope. Sasha Vujacic. Although in Daye's case the aggressiveness is diluted due to the additional height.
At this point, if we could unload Tay for a first rounder, I'd be happy. Same with T-Mac. Two more first round picks that Joe can either trade away or mis-use the better!
I was thinking Radmonovic. But it could be the green lenses in my glasses.
I agree with this. If Daye is "great", then rooks like Gary Forbes here in Denver and Gary Neal in San Antonio are also "great". ...Chase Budinger is a lock for the HOF!
Every time you watch a Pistons game, you're also watching another team. Secondly, we had Chase Budinger. I can't believe he's making it to the hall.
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