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I finally got all the photos and videos up from these days in Normandie, HOPE YOU ENJOY!
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Three hours later we made it to Normandie. This place is beautiful, everything I had imagined. The Felzine's apartment is just across the street from the beach. Agathe and I went out to dinner at a creperie and I had a French crepe for dinner. Although I love Paris, it is really nice to get out of the city for a little bit
Afterwards, we walked the beach back to the apartment. I was, of course, drenched and soaked, but it's all good, I'm in Normandy. A cool thing here, is that they legalize fireworks. As we walked back along the beach, we saw an arrow of fireworks set off in front of us on the beach.
Next day was a big one. We drove nearly two hours and arrived at Arromanches. This is just east of Sword beach, the beach invaded by the British and Canadians, June 6th, 1944. Here we saw a 360 theater that took historic WWII footage and new footage and showed the exact same places in how they were during the war and how they are today. It was really fascinating. I've had a natural attraction to the WWII era and I loved all of this. Next we walked down the hill that some of these photos were taken from (note: on this hill where the theater was, is also the white angel statue that is seen in the WWII film, "The Longest Day")
Now, the beautiful day started to rain. We drove about 20 minutes to the American Cemetery. The Cemetery lies just above Omaha beach and is featured in the opening and closing scenes of "Saving Private Ryan". This place was undescrable. There are over 9 thousand graves here. Nearly every gave had a date between June 6th, 1944 and August 8th, 1944. The Jewish graves were marked with the Star of David. I don't quite know how to put the feeling of being here into words. I just hope you can look at the pictures and somewhat understand. We must have spent nearly an hour here.
At the cemetery, there was also a visitors center with a video and many exhibits and actual gear used on June 6th, 1944, including; An M1 Grand, Paratroopers outfits, bayonets, knives, helmets, and German obstructive obstacles. I was amazed by all this stuff, I loved it.
Next we drove around to Omaha beach, just at the base of Point to Hoc. This is where it all happened. I took numerous photos to try to show you the site. I think I will put them together at home to make a panoramic portrait view.
We packed up here and headed to the Point to Hoc. This is the hill at the point of Omaha Beach. This point was heavily shot at by the battle ships from the battle ships prior to the invasion. On the morning of June 6th, 225 Army Rangers scaled the cliff's face and destroyed the Nazi guns pointed at both Omaha and Utah Beach. They were not relieved for 4 days and at that point only 90 of them remained.
As we made our way to the point, it started to pour. This truly gave one the reality of the true conditions on the day in June. The whole plateau was covered with craters left over from the shells that landed on the point. The remains of Nazi bunkers and gun wholes still stand. This site truly looked like a war zone. No modernized or recreational changes have taken place here, it looks just as it was abandoned in 1946 or the end of the war. I had a unique flash back to where I had seen similar structures and remembered identical missions to what had occurred here from my WWII video games that I used to play as a kid. But this was the real deal. Very, very intriguing.
We then made the 2 hour car drive home, it rained nearly the whole way. Weather one would never experience in the summer back at home in Chico
Now, it's Monday, Bungee Jump Day. Agathe's family knew of a place about an hour and a half from their apartment where they had gone bungee jumping in the past. I had seen Agathe's photos and really wanted to do this for myself. I must say, I was a little nervous prior and told my family I loved them, just in case the unimaginable occurred. We arrived and Agathe and I were the first ones to go. I was very impressed at my ability to centralize my mind and focus on the enjoyment and not the fear. Agathe went first, and because it was her second time jumping, she was allowed to go backwards, as she did. She yelled upon departure and I must say I laughed, but I knew I was next. They tie your legs together and you literally have to hop to the edge of the plank. I smiled for the camera, looked out at the beautiful Normandy valley and jump. At first it's like doing a ski jump when you wave your arms in circles, you can feel you body accelerating and after 113 feet, your body reaches it maximum speed (learned that from Myth Busters). You can truly feel the point when you reach your Max speed and then it's like you floating in the sky, weightless. You reach your lowest point and SPRING back up towards the sky, by now I was having the time of my life. I let out a loud Simmons Roar of excitement, one that sounds a lot similar to what my dad does... The experience was great, I loved it, now I feel I have to go sky diving
Some facts about the place, it's run by a company named AJ HACKETT. They have sites all over the world including, Las Vegas and Australia. The site here in Normandy was actually an old bridge for trains prior to the war. After being bombed, all that stands now are the giant pillars that held up the bridge. The point that I jumped from was 61 meters, I don't know exactly how many feet that is but I think it's close to 200. Oh! And I found out that I weight 81 Kilograms.
So now I'm at a cyber McDonalds. Free internet, shitty food, I guess it's a comparable trade off. One might be surprised that they sell beer at McDonalds. I heard that in Paris and I see the man across the room drinking a McDonald's beer as well. Like I said before, everything here in Europe is just a little bit different that America. Tomorrow Agathe and I will return to Paris and Wednesday I fly home. Normandy has been amazing and I love it here. It has been a great conclusion to my trip. I will have more entries soon, I have 12 hours on a plane Wednesday and a lot of reflection to do so expect to read more. I'm pressed for time, so if I don't get all the photos or Bungee video online right now, I will tomorrow when I have internet in Paris. Talk to you soon! Good night from Normandy, France!


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(Jan. 25, 2008)--The wind may have been blowing cold, but the UTSA debaters were hot at the annual William Demougeot Debates hosted Jan. 8-10 by the University of North Texas in Denton.
Today's headlines
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- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
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Junior division debaters Derrick Liles and Rene Naud bested teams from Kansas State University, University of Minnesota, University of Oklahoma and University of Missouri-Kansas City in preliminary rounds and then stormed through elimination rounds with a perfect record against teams from Louisiana-Lafayette and Kansas State to win their division. A graduate of Dallas Jesuit High School, Liles won the third speaker award, and his partner, Rene Naud, graduate of San Antonio Churchill, placed first.
Freshman Ben Barkley, a graduate of Houston Hightower, won the second speaking position in the novice division. He and his partner, Sophomore Vasooda Kumar, a graduate of Clements High School in Sugarland, placed third in the tournament, barely missing a trip to finals by one vote. Barkley and Kumar defeated teams from Johns Hopkins, Louisiana-Lafayette, Wake Forest, University of Central Oklahoma and University of Rochester.
In the following tournament at UT Dallas, Barkley and Kumar made it to the finals in the novice division. They placed second in the tournament; Barkley won second speaker. Liles and Naud moved up to the open division (championship level), where they turned in a credible first showing with three wins and four losses.
Both teams are arguing the pros and cons of this year's topic concerning constructive engagement with countries in the Middle East. Their next trip is to Baruch College in New York City the first week of February.


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In Naughty Dog we trust!! (Sales & Infos)[ Edited ]
The Last of Us (PS3) is now the most pre-ordered game in the US. It added 17,003 pre-orders, up from 9,996 last week, for a total of 295,519.
The game has risen from 44,000 to 46,000 pre-orders ahead of Uncharted 3 during the same number of weeks before release.
The game is four weeks away from launch in the USA, June 14, 2013
"There's no loading screens once you start the adventure."
Bruce Straley considers The Last of Us a franchise.
Neil said "we'll see" when asked about possible campaign DLC.
Multiplayer is "fun to play around the office" and they think they succeeded to retain the same tone, tension, and weight the single player moments have.
The journey for Joel and Ellie "ends with The Last of Us" and Neil said they'll "brainstorm some ideas" for a possible sequel, after the teams takes a break, to see if there's something else they want to say with this world.
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That is great news. I want ND to get all the money they deserve after working hard for this game As for the PS4, I would be surprised if this game never comes to ps4 ever. I think there is a lot of money to be made for them to pass up porting this to ps4.
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I don't want the last of us to get a sequel, I don't think there is anything interesting they can add, what do you guys want in a sequel? two new characters who are going to survive and lose friends and stuff (I expect a lot of dead people in the last of us...), fighting a new kind of infection (nah...), what can they do with this game that makes a sequel interesting, in my eyes nothing, don't get me wrong, the last of us is going to be a great game, but there is in my opinion no room for a sequel, I hope they just continue the uncharted series and let the other team work on something new...


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WILMINGTON — Judging by the crowd alone, the five-day Bruins development camp would be a rousing success. Over 1,200 fans turned out at Ristuccia Arena on Saturday as the entire seating section was filled with fans eager to get their first glimpse of top pick Tyler Seguin, along with other prospects Joe Colborne and Yuri Alexandrov.
The Bruins ran through drills and finished with an intrasquad scrimmage.
Two extra sections, normally reserved for Bruins staff and media, were opened to accommodate the overflow crowd that stretched out the door of the Wilmington practice facility.
"We had to let them into our little private area," Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli said with a proud smile. "It was great. They liked the show that was put on. They see the obvious skill out there and the depth of the guys. It's great."
Some other quick notes from Saturday's wrap up:
* Of the 27 players at camp this week, eight will return to college this fall, while the others will prepare for the upcoming training camp, which begins on the same sheet of ice in early September.
* Assistant general manager Don Sweeney is looking for a little more conditioning from talented but young Russian defenseman Yuri Alexandrov, who just turned 22.
"Obviously, there's a language barrier there and [there's] cultural differences," Sweeney said on Saturday. "Once he's on the ice, he feels most comfortable and that's a good thing. But there'll be systematic things and nuances he'll have to figure out.
"We've tried to attack that communication and tried to get better at it because there is a gap there. And the onus falls on him a little bit to understand that and immerse himself in that."
This is the second development camp for Alexandrov, who was drafted in 2009 by the Bruins and played in the professional KHL league in Russia this past winter.
"You can tell when the game starts, his positional play, his understanding and his stick positioning is very, very good," Sweeney said. "You can tell that's been taught and built into his game. When you play against bigger and stronger players, you have to develop those techniques and he's done that.
"To be honest with you, and something we're communicating with him, I didn't think he was in quite as good a shape as he was the year before so that's got to be something he'll have to attack and address between now and September to realize that he continues to push forward. I would tell all the kids that. I'm not going to single him out for any particular reason, except that the facts are what they are."


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They may have a silly name and be 750-1 against to win the tournament, but Australia's "Socceroos" were Team Keen on May 28, arriving first for the Brazil World Cup in a specially designed Qantas jet marked with the team logo.
Thus began a small but nevertheless slideshow-worthy trend for spruced up World Cup aircraft.
Brazil's GOL adopted the role of attention-stealing host, with a paint job so magnificent it's worthy of its own gallery.
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WACO, Texas -- Brittany Downs of the University of St. Thomas earned a share of the RRAC Libero of the Week award, along with Paula Barros of University of Texas-Brownsville. UTB's Ana Guerra merited a double award of Red River Athletic Conference Volleyball Player of the Week and Hitter of the Week for the dates of Oct. 24-30. Angelica Arroyo of Texas Wesleyan University collected the RRAC Setter of the Week award.
Downs, a senior libero from Corpus Christi, Texas, accounted for 89 digs in a 2-3 week for the Lady Celts. She posted a high of 30 in a 3-1 win over East Texas Baptist University and recorded 22 in a loss to Southwestern University (Texas). Downs committed just six receiving errors in 116 attempts. UST is 4-4 in conference play and 17-15 on the season.
Barros, a junior libero from Sao Paulo, Brazil, supplied 56 digs for the Scorpions including 24 against Concordia and 23 against Biola. She posted a reception percentage of .765 for UTB and averaged 4.7 digs per game.
Guerra, a sophomore middle blocker from Sao Paulo, Brazil, averaged 3.5 kills per game in a 1-2 week. She pounded out 18 kills in a loss to NAIA #14 Biola University (Calif.) and 17 against #2 Concordia University (Calif.). Guerra had a total of 42 kills in 88 total attacks with nine errors for a hitting percentage of .375. Top-ranked UTB suffered its first two losses of the season to slip to 23-2 with an 8-0 mark in conference play.
Arroyo, a sophomore setter from Hutto, Texas, set the Lady Rams' offense to a 3-1 record at the Southwestern Halloween Tournament. She equaled her career high of 39 assists in a match against Trinity University (Texas) and then erased that mark with 52 in a 3-1 win over Austin College (Texas). Arroyo had a total of 162 assists or 12.4 per game. TWU is now 3-4 in the RRAC and 13-15 overall.
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A series of workshops on professional development in administration is being offered by the Professional Development and Research arm of Binghamton University's School of Education and Human Development.
Each workshop focuses on a different aspect of how to develop administrative and supervisory skills and meets course requirements for the Certificate in Administration Program.
The workshop schedule and topics are:
• March 25 – Assessing Program Outcomes. This class offers practitioners a set of practical tools for providing quantifiable results for programs. Topics focus on how to design and conduct outcome evaluations tailored to the organization's information needs and program objectives.
This class will be taught by Dr. June Mead, a child, youth, and family evaluation specialist in the Department of Human Development at Cornell University. She is also director of research and program evaluation for Halley Research, LLC, an independent consulting firm. Mead has taught at both Syracuse University and Binghamton University. This workshop will be held in classroom facilities on the third floor of 218 - 222 Water Street in downtown Binghamton. Registration costs are $129.
• April 21 and 28 – Program Development . These classes offer participants an opportunity to learn and practice program development skills in managing the needs of clients and customers within the structure and constraints of an organization. The programs will offer insight into the process of program development, which includes needs assessments, setting an action plan, implementation, monitoring and modifications. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about specific tools and apply the concepts in this process through the development of an actual program plan.
These classes will be taught by Denise Dyer, a community program specialist for the New York State Office of Children and Family Services. She has conducted a variety of workshops for community, state and national organizations and been instructor of both credit and non-credit courses for the School of Education and Human Development at BU. Registration costs are $258.
• May 13 – Writing Winning Grant Proposal -Step 1. This workshop provides individuals with an overview of grant funding. It will focus on the fundamentals of grant funding sources and writing a winning grant proposal. This class will help participants identify components of a grant proposal and learn how to express the needs or problems the grant will address.
The class will be taught by Allison Alden, director of the professional development and research division in the School of Education and Human Development at BU. She has taught for both the Division of Human Development and the Division of Education and has been active for nearly 20 years in grants administration and grant writing. Registration costs are $129.
• May 18 – Writing Winning Grant Proposals - Step 2. This workshop examines proposal ideas, funding sources, researching data, writing the grant application, budget, and follow-up in creating a winning grant proposal. This class will emphasize grant objectives and evaluations where actual grant proposals will be examined and critiqued. Topics discussed will be common evaluation questions from federal RFPs and foundation funding guidelines with appropriate responses developed. Participants are expected to have some relevant skills in the grant-writing process, acquired through coursework or direct experience.
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- Dan Rose is at the Bob Lucas Stadium this afternoon as the Terras bid to seal their fifth successive league victory. They take on Hitchin Town.
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Written in 1907, "Playboy of the Western World" is considered the Irish playwright John Millington Synge's masterpiece. The play tells the story of Christy Mahon a young man, who escapes to a small town claiming he killed his father. Enraptured by the newcomer's story, the townspeople make him into a celebrity instead of condemning him. Christy especially captures the attention of the women with his charisma, specifically the bar-maid Pegeen Mike and the Widow Quin.


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AAA Carolinas: 1 million to travel during holiday
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - AAA Carolinas expected more than a million North Carolinians will drive to their Thanksgiving dinners, an increase over last year.
The travel club said a total of 1,291,000 North Carolinians are expected to travel 50 miles or more from home, with motorists composing about 90 percent of all travelers.
When those motorists stop for gas, they will find prices are lower than they were on Labor Day.
North Carolina gas prices are averaging $3.23, down 28 cents from Sept. 2. The price this year is also eight cents less than motorists paid last Thanksgiving.
The highest average price in North Carolina is in Asheville at $3.30 per gallon of unleaded. The least expensive average price is in Fayetteville at $3.18.
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Re: st: logistic regression
"meena khan" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: logistic regression
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Thanks for the help
From: "Neil Shephard" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
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To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Re: st: logistic regression
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2007 15:35:06 +0000
On 3/12/07, Neil Shephard <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
The logistic cluster option would be appropriate if your cases and
controls have been matched on an additional trait such as age or sex
(in which case you would add -, cluster(age)- to the above command).
More on this is given in the book Clayton & Hills (1993) "Statistical
Models in Epidemiology" OUP (I don't have it to hand, but I think its
chapter 29).
Further reflection on what I wrote earlier (and reading the -man-
pages) indicates that my above suggestion as to the use of the
-cluster()- option is completely wrong.
If you do have matched cases and controls then you would need an
additional column which indicates which group individuals belong to.
Thus in your given data example if person 1 is matched to person 2
then there should be a additional column that indicates this as group
1. (If person 3 and 4 are matched then they would form group 2 and so
You then specify the variable that indicates which group pairs belong
to in the -cluster()- option.
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Yes, Virginia, there are actually 6 different PDF files linked in the preceding post
I thought these blueprints might be useful for NFA personell as well as reference material for legal semi-auto builds. Know the the Federal as well as your local area laws before even attempting any such endeavor. Do yourself a huge favor and keep it legal. I shouldn't have to remind anyone of that on this sight.
Blueprints Vol. 1Blueprints Vol. 2Blueprints Vol. 3Blueprints Vol. 4Blueprints Vol. 5Blueprints Vol. 6
"As we know, there are known knowns. There are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns. That is to say, we know they're some things we do not know. But there're also unknown unknowns; the ones we don't know we don't know." -- Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld on Feb. 12, 2002
Yes, Virginia, there are actually 6 different PDF files linked in the preceding post
cool thanks i got 2-6 to open and down load but #1 will not


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ARSC Announces Retirement of Cray T3E and Cray SV1ex
The Arctic Region Supercomputing Center (ARSC) announces the retirement of its Cray T3E and Cray SV1ex systems. ARSC operated the Cray T3E, named yukon since February 26, 1997 and the Cray SV1ex, named chilkoot , since September 25, 2000. These machines were replaced by a Cray X1 system, which was installed in the beginning of May 2003, and an IBM Power4 system installed in early 2004.
Data stored in long term storage on yukon and chilkoot will continue to be available via the archive filesystem. Files in home and scratch directories on chilkoot and yukon were not moved when the systems were decommissioned. Users who need files from these locations on yukon or chilkoot should contact User Support as soon as possible.
Introductions to the new systems are available on the ARSC webpage:
- Introduction to Using the X1 at ARSC
- Introduction to Using the P655+/P690+ Complex at ARSC
The ARSC HPC Users' Newsletter is also a good resource for information concerning the new systems.
Users with questions about the new systems are encouraged to contact User Support.
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I meant to post these a few months ago when I finished them. My friend back in March had asked me if I was willing to commission a repaint on one of my old helmets for him. He asked that I can make it as accurate to the movie as I can. So, I stripped down my old MLC(which I had converted a long while back to a custom. Had to dremel back out the dent as well. The main coat was spray painted, while all the rest of the detail, was hand brushed on. Here were the results.
I did everything to my ability to make it accurate. In which he praised me for how good it looked, and still after all these months does. And a comparison. Left is the MLC repaint, middle is old SGT Fang, right is Boba Maker(painted by him):
So...you are probably wondering, why did I repaint TWO? Well, that would be because I was so jealous of my own work, that I was very unhappy with my trooping helmet. Some of the coloring was too bright and the damage looked off. However, for mine, I wasn't as concerned about being as accurate as possible, but wanted to make it looks sweet still. So, the repaint of my SGT Fang(pictured in middle):
So, there ya go, I figured to post them because I suppose I should be proud of my painting abilities. At least, that is what I have been told.


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John Lydon: Live on East Village Radio, May 18
After fronting the iconic Sex Pistols, John Lydon formed Public Image LTD (PiL) in 1978, a band universally credited with having produced some of the best, most diverse music of the 70s and 80s. The band is currently on their first U.S. tour in 18 years, including a unique stop at EastVillageRadio.com.
Lydon (AKA Johnny Rotten) will appear live in the booth on EVR.com on a special edition of Pizza Party, hosted by Max and Kevin, this coming Tuesday, May 18 at 10AM ET.
EVR listeners will also have the opportunity to win free tickets (courtesy of Bowery Presents) to PiL's New York performances (at either Terminal 5 on Tuesday, May 18, or Music Hall of Williamsburg on Wednesday, May 19) by tuning in to the following EVR shows:
Sandy Acres Sound Lab, hosted by Colleen Crumbcake: Saturday, May 15, 10AM-Noon ET
Attuned, hosted by Khaya: Saturday, May 15, 4-6PM ET
All Over The Shop, hosted by Ben and Stu: Saturday, May 15, 6-8PM ET
Atlantic Tunnel, hosted by Ed and Gaz: Sunday, May 16, Noon-2PM ET
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What a magnificent report. You both are obviously well spoken & I really like that.
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Well that's enough of our travel update for this entry, as we promised to give you more details about our so called 'iPurchase' which was a birthday present of an iPhone for Colin. In case you have been living under a rock for the past six months, the 'Apple iPhone' is an all singing all dancing mobile phone that does everything short of doing your laundry. Colin, much to the patient forbearance of Melissa, has been obsessing about having one, even if there was a chance that it wouldn't work (which it didn't initially). That's the problem with being a tourist: No American address means no iPhone contract from AT&T.
I did eventually get it to work by using a prepaid card from the now defunct cingular and doing something that the hackers refer to as 'break out of jail' (but I don't have a criminal record?).
The only problem is that with the two of us so far entrenched in the US outback; AT&T doesn't even work out here! So to date, I haven't actually used the phone portion of this fabulous gift yet. Owh, btw, I'm not sure how this works, but I have a Des Moines number...


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It seemed for every hail Mary, walk-off homer, and buzzer beater in 2011, the sports pages had a story on work stoppages, performance-enhancing drugs, or mind-boggling college-conference realignments. Not to mention the chicken wings. And the concussions. And the child rape.
The good news is we get to turn the page. The bad news is that making sports predictions is always a risky game — who would've thought that Claude Julien would not only outlast Terry Francona, but that he'd win Boston's lone 2011 title to boot?
Still, the Phoenix is your alternative sports leader, and sports predictions are our job. So here's a look ahead at the next 12 months, from the Super Bowl to the Stanley Cup.
The New England Patriots are rolling right now. The team has already clinched the AFC East division title and appears to be in the driver's seat as far as a first-round playoff bye and a number-one seed. But the PATRIOTS WILL NOT PLAY IN THE SUPER BOWL next year. The last team they played with a quarterback who could throw (sorry, Tim Tebow) was the Giants, and they lost. As good as Tom Brady and his receiving corps have been this year, the Patriots' defense will eventually be exposed. And if the team does make it to Indianapolis, Brady better get his arm loose: Green Bay or New Orleans could hang 50 on these guys.
While we're in Indy, might as well cover the fact that PEYTON MANNING HAS PLAYED HIS LAST GAME FOR THE COLTS. Indianapolis has shown its hand in the "Suck for [stud Stanford QB Andrew] Luck" sweepstakes, and Manning's ongoing neck problems, his upcoming (and staggering) $28-million option bonus, and the fact that this team is falling apart and needs as much draft help as possible means that he'll be doing the Peyton face somewhere else next year. Good news is that it very well could be Miami, meaning we'll see his ugly mug twice a year again.
Football fans will also see a revamping of NFL uniforms and apparel, as Nike takes over as official outfitter of the league. The company has been hyping the switch for months, and how drastic a change this will be is hard to say in a league as stodgy as the NFL — but if their college Pro Combat gear is any indication, NIKE WILL MAKE SOME NFL TEAMS LOOK VERY, VERY DIFFERENT. Let's hope they start with the Broncos, who have perhaps the ugliest uniform in sports.
HARVARD WILL WIN AN NCAA TOURNAMENT GAME. Boston College will not. The year's looking better already.
At the NFL Draft in April, some brave team will take a chance on an undersize lefty quarterback from Boise State and eventually find out that KELLEN MOORE IS THE NEXT DREW BREES. Knocked for his lack of a big arm and Boise's strength of schedule, all Moore did was win more games over his career than any QB in NCAA history. Whoever gets him will be happy they did.
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Nice collection, right there. Nothin' wrong with a good, well-maintained revolver, if a person knows how to use it (as I'm thinking you probably do).
I got interested in local PPC-style revolver competitions when I was a young pup in the military, and eventually got pretty good with a wheelgun. They work just fine for most shooting, and give up absolutely nothing in accuracy to the average autopistol; heck, you'd need a near-custom-built match autoloader to tie (let alone beat) most factory-stock S&W or Ruger revolvers shooting top-quality ammo, all the way out past 50 yards.
Almost every time I go to the range with my old 4" S&W model 15, some youngster comes up and remarks how well it shoots "for an old revolver"; and that's with me and my sub-standard vision directing the bullets. If they ever watched a real competitive wheelgunner shoot, they'd probably poop themselves.


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text: After watching Salle and Pelltier's FS from SLC that was posted in another thread, it got me to thinking; there should be more choreographed elements. Specifically I watched their lifts and they were so aesthetically pleasing. Feature wise there was hardly anything to it, no he didn't do three turns in one hand, but i don't think there is any question that he could have easily done it. I'd love to see one Choreographed lift in the Senior Pairs FS and one choreographed spin in the singles FS... doesn't that sound nice? Where GOE is the only thing that affects it, and creativity is encouraged. I feel like a lot of the lifts and spins you see are so similar, and that a change like this could change things up a bit.


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Well, in my opinion, this is it...P.S. need a little help with the secondary.
So what do you guys think?
LDE- Jason Pierre-Paul
LDT- Cullen Jenkins
RDT- Linval Joseph
RDE- Mathias Kiwanuka
WLB- Keith Rivers
MLB- Dan Connor
SLB- Jacquian Williams
CB- Prince Amukamara!!!
CB- Antrel Rolle/Aaron Ross
FS- Terrell Thomas/Ryan Mundy
SS- Stevie Brown
Assuming all these guys make it on the final roster and stay healthy.
LDE= Left Defensive End
LDT= Left Defensive Tackle
RDT= Right Defensive Tackle
RDE= Right Defensive End
WLB= Weakside Linebacker
MLB= Middle Linebacker
SLB= Strongside Linebacker
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Discussion in 'NB - Nebraska Chevy Truck Club' started by Nebraska1500, Aug 7, 2010.
I see a lot of nice trucks in the omaha metro, anyone in here from NE???
I'm in Seward. I think it's just us.....
I'm on the west side of Lincoln.
Pretty thin in here. Too bad most of my goober buddies drive dodges.
Nice signature RVJ, I like it!
Thanks, it's An attempt to get others thinking.
One more here. Davey, NE
got room for another? Lincoln, NE.
There's always room for one more in Nebraska.
This Thread needs some new life
From Lincoln with a 98 Suburban with over 300k going strong
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I know all of the bee books refer to how the bees (and queen) like to
work UP and that we should rotate brood chambers to give the bees
more room above. But, in an unmanaged hive (e.g. a feral colony) I
doubt the colony works its way to the top over winter and never works
back down. Isn't the NATURAL annual movement of a colony UP during
the winter as they consume their stores and then DOWN during spring
and summer as they fill the comb above with honey? My limited
observations have been that bees WILL work down (especially with a
slatted rack?). I left one of my 3 brood chambered hives alone last
season (instead of rotating boxes) and they utilized the lower boxes
without hesitation.
Have you ever had a 10 frame colony that you decided needed more
room? ....so you place a second box on TOP and it takes forever for the
bees to move into it. Next year I'm going to experiment by placing some
of those boxes on the BOTTOM and see if they prefer working down.
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Second Robbery at Ross Dress For Less in Two Weeks
REDDING, Calif. - A 38-year-old Redding woman reported being robbed in front of Ross Dress for Less on Friday around 12:30 p.m.
The woman, Susan Stanbrough told Redding Police that she had been walking toward her car in the Ross parking lot off of Hilltop Dr. when a nearby Ford Ranger pickup truck struck her to the ground with the passenger door.
When Stanbrough was knocked to the ground, the truck's driver attempted to take some of her property. Stanbrough told police that she struggled and scratched the driver across the face.
Still, the thief managed to run off with some of Stanbrough's property and she sustained minor injuries.
The suspect vehicle is described as a newer model white Ford Ranger single cab four by four pickup truck.
The suspect was described to be a white 20 to 25-year-old woman with brown hair in a pony tail wearing jeans and a dark shirt. The passenger in the vehicle was described as a 15 to 20-year-old female.
Less than two weeks ago, a similar incident occurred when on Jan. 9, 65-year-old Merle Davis was unloading items from her shopping cart in front of Ross when a woman ran by, snatched Davis' purse and hopped in the back of what police described as a dark green or grey Dodge pick-up truck.
Davis said she chased after the thief and was struck down and knocked to the ground by the passenger door of the truck in a similar manner to Stanbrough.
Both investigations are ongoing and anyone with additional information is encouraged to contact Redding Police Dept.


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The assessment analyses the right to compensation for trafficked persons in international law through the lens of a wide range of international standards that relate to combating trafficking, the rights of crime victims, the rights of migrants, labour rights and the rights of victims of gender-based violence. It concludes that the right to compensation mainly consists of a right to claim compensation from the trafficker/exploiter and, in cases of violent crime, a right to compensation from state funds. These standards have also developed the principle that the profits made by traffickers through their exploitative activities should be used to benefit trafficked persons either individually or collectively. More information about human trafficking on the website of OSCE.


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I have a pretty small operation, yet recently I've been talking to a few keepers with options for wintering bees. Colorado is not the best place to bee in the winter. One of my buddies is paying to have them shipped to the cellars in ID. then straight to the almonds. Another will just take them down in Dec. and deal with the wet winter in Cali. I recently made some contacts with old high school friends who have lots of farm land and water in Arizona. I'm considering taking them down early in December south of PHX. I know I will be spending more on feed and pollen, but what other issues would you recommend I watch out for? I hear Needles Inspection station is a nightmare.(generally we use I-15 not I-40) I would be taking the bees straight from AZ. to the almonds. From a glance it's a 60 day stay over. That will cost us one extra ship, but it keeps them out of the wet muggy/foggy hard to breath Jan. of CA. One last thought is there syrup available in PHX?
Any AZ keepers know if the bees get stronger, stay the same, or get weaker? Of course if fed well and had plenty of pollen in them.
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Biking in Bloomington
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May is Bikes Month!
Check out one of the many fun events happening during the month of May. If you know of other bicycling events around town, please feel free to share those by emailing Beth at email@example.com.
Annual Women's Ride: Cancelled
The weather is continuing to conspire against us. This week (5/22/2017) predicts rain on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Please check out the weekly social ride with the B-Town Free Parking Squad Also check out Women's Nights and other events at the Bloomington Bike Project Questions? Contact Beth Rosenbarger at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Check out the older Facebook event .
Friday, May 19: Bike to Work Day and Bike to Work Day Party
Participate in National Bike to Work Day on Friday, May 19, 2017. There are a few ways to participate. First, choose to bicycle to work on this day. If you do bike to work, be sure to register so you're eligible for prizes from the Parks and Recreation Department. Also, feel free to swing by one of three encouragement stations hosted around town: on the B-Line near Dodds, on the Courthouse Square, or near the Sample Gates. Finally, attend the Bike to Work Day Party. This celebration will be a Block Party Event on Grant Street, between Kirkwood Ave. and 6th Street. Stop by to enjoy some food in the street, learn a few skateboarding tricks, check out new accessories from local bike shops, or share your opinion on how to make bicycling better in Bloomington. Whether you biked to work or not, the Party is for everyone who wants to support walking and bicycling in Bloomington. Come join us!
Click here to check out the Bike to Work Day page and register to Bike to Work
2017 Local-Motion Grant Program
BPSC is making funds available to support local initiatives that also promote a bicycle and walk friendly culture. The grants are geared toward small projects or small pieces of larger projects as funding is limited. Applying includes scheduling a meeting with the Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator as well as presenting to the Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Commission. Stay tuned for 2017 program dates!
Click here for details on the Local-Motion Grant Program.
Bloomington-Monroe County Bike Map
Whether you prefer to pull those Monroe County hills or zip across town, these maps are perfect for all of your bicycling adventures.
Click here to get the new bike map.
Guide to Bicycle and Pedestrian Infrastructure
Whether you are driving, biking, or walking, our new Guide to Understanding Bicycle and Pedestrian Infrastructure will explain the ins and outs of nearly every type of bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure you might encounter on our streets.
About Bloomington
The City of Bloomington is proud to be recognized as a Gold-level "Bicycle Friendly Community" by the League of American Bicyclists, for "longstanding commitments to providing safe accommodation and facilities for bicyclists, and for their efforts to encourage bicycle travel for transportation and recreation." Bloomington was the first League-designated "Bicycle Friendly Community" in Indiana, and the highest rated community in the eastern United States.
The City of Bloomington works to develop a connected network of safe and convenient facilities that enable people of all ages and mobilities to walk or bike to their destinations. Recent data from the US Census (2011 ACS 1-YR estimates) ranks Bloomington #2 in the country for the percentage of people who walk or bike to work, among cities with greater than 65,000 people.
Choosing to walk or bike will ultimately reduce traffic congestion in the City and improve the health, fitness, and quality of life of Bloomington's residents. The Bloomington Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Commission actively works towards alternative transportation goals by doing the following activities: identifying and alleviating safety issues for bicyclists and pedestrians; educating bicyclists and pedestrians (and motorists too) on their rights and responsibilities; advocating the use and construction of trails, bike lanes, side-paths, sidewalks and other bicycle and pedestrian friendly facilities.
For information on Bloomington's landmark plan to become one of the most bicycle friendly communities in the country, check out the final report of the Bloomington Platinum Biking Task Force, Breaking Away: Journey to Platinum.
Leave a comment or suggestion about bicycling issues:
We're always interested in hearing new ideas and insights about how to make Bloomington more bikeable. Let us know what you think by giving us a call at (812) 349-3423 or by sending us an e-mail.
Spotlight News in Biking in Bloomington
Bloomington Named a Gold Level Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists
The League of American Bicyclists has recognized the City of Bloomington as a Gold Level Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC). Bloomington was one of 55 new and renewing BFCs announced, placing it as just one of 326 visionary communities in the U.S.
City Promotes Traffic Safety Through Civil Streets Initiative
As the weather warms each spring, more and more people walk and bike for transportation or recreation. To encourage the safety of all road users during this time, the City of Bloomington's Civil Streets initiative will boost education and enforcement.
League of American Bicyclists Renews City of Bloomington's Bicycle Friendly Business Silver Level Designation
Mayor Mark Kruzan has announced that the League of American Bicyclists has renewed the City of Bloomington's designation as a Bicycle Friendly Business (BFBSM) award. The City currently retains its Silver Level designation from the League.
Local-Motion Grant Program Accepting Letters of Intent Through May 22
The Bloomington Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Commission (BPSC) is now accepting Letters of Intent for the Local-Motion Grant Program. This program is designed to help support actions that incorporate the community's walking and bicycling culture.
Spotlight Services in Biking in Bloomington
Report Close Calls
Report near collisions involving bicyclists or pedestrians.


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Articles on Media 21
- Cutting-Edge Library Award Goes to Buffy Hamilton's Media CenterSchool Library Journal, January 26, 2011
- ALA OITP Recognizes The Unquiet Library and Media 21 for Cutting Edge Technologies in Library ServicesJanuary 5, 2011
- Media 21 Overview and Reflections, 2009-10May 2010
- Librarian 2.0: Buffy J. HamiltonMay 3, 2010
- Episode 13: April 2010 -- Buffy Hamilton, School Media Specialist
- Educators That Rock: Buffy J. HamiltonLearn more about Media 21, April 2010
Print Publications on Media 21
Hamilton, B. J. (2012). Embedded librarianship: A high school case study. In S. Polanka (Ed.), E-Reference context and discoverability in Libraries: Issues and concepts (pp. 237-254). IGI Global. doi:10.4018/978-1-61350-308-9.ch021
Hamilton, B. J. (2011). The School Librarian as Teacher: What kind of teacher are you?.Knowledge Quest, 39(5), 34-40. Retrieved from EBSCOhost.
Hamilton, B. J. (2011). Creating Conversations for Learning: School Libraries as Sites of Participatory Culture. School Library Monthly, 27(8), 41-43. Retrieved from EBSCOhost.
My Media 21 Bookmarks
Personal Learning Networks and Connectivism
My Bookmarks on Embedded Librarianship
Howard Rheingold Bookmarks
Bookmarks: Henry Jenkins
Overview of The Media 21 Guide
This Media 21 LibGuides chronicles the learning experiences of 10th Honors Literature/Composition who have participated in a 2009-10 learning initiative, Media 21, at Creekview High School. This program, spearheaded by school librarian Buffy Hamilton and English teacher Susan Lester, provided students a learning environment facilitated by both Hamilton and Lester in which Hamilton was "embedded" as an instructor. Media 21, rooted in connectivism, inquiry, and participatory literacy, emphasized students creating their own research "dashboards" and portals and the creation of personal learning networks to help students engage in their learning experiences and to evaluate a diverse offering of information sources more critically. This guide is also documenting the 2010-11 Cohort 2 of Media 21 and the learning experiences of both the students and the teachers. Please contact Buffy Hamilton at buffy.hamilton @ cherokee.k12.ga.us if you have questions.
Media 21
Networked Student
Welcome to My PLE
Infotention Part One: Dashboards, Radars, Filters
Howard Rheingold: Mindful Infotention
Mimi Ito on Participation Literacy, Part One
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For those of you that don't speak 'quasi-literate', Antonio and Fayetodd's dialogue should have read:
"I think it was dumb that Brian died because Stewie used to always spend time with him. They were together all the time. Now, all I can picture Stewie doing is trying to build something so Brian can come back."
"The time machine broke. If Stewie didn't break it, he could have gone back in time and saved Brian from being dead."
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Posted at 1:49 AM on November 26, 2013
Taking Brian Griffin off the show was a horrible idea. What is family guy without Brian Griffin? Nothing. I mean yes they are amazing but they need Brian. His perfect for the show not like Vinnie. Hopefully they get Brian back. Because otherwise family guy will lose alot of fans.


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can anyone tell me if makeing your own is any better?
also is Tom Industies the only place to buy it?
someone told me of a english place but must have forgot my memory is fadeing.
thought might try to make my own for a learning thing.
have too many hives to make it profitable on a large scale.
If any one had any experence with it contact me. thanks


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Re: Beware Of Caffeine
I wat a 4th step with jittering babies and a bottle full of coffee! haha
Cute idea. Possibly more accurate of a parody than you realize-
Re: Classy
O.O I think I need this like I need air.
Re: C is for Coffee
Ummm... you guys? This is on cream. Everyone's supposed to hate cream and want to kill it with fire. I love it though, and hope this one prints!
deborah11565 wrote:I think the eye needs some false lashes !!
You might be correct...
Re: Powerup
I'm sorry, but the nerd in me has to point this out. It should be "WIS" not "WI". Other than that, it's a great design.
Re: Why Bother
Love love love!!!!! I want it !!!
Re: Life of the Party
I need this
Re: The Real Reason Sharks Don't Sleep
Fantastic concept and execution. I must have one.
Re: Coffee - you drink it!
This is wonderful coffee drinking madness.
Causes of the American Revolution...
Smashing, guys! Simply smashing.
dbenton25 wrote:Fantastic concept and execution. I must have one.
mephias wrote:Smashing, guys! Simply smashing.
Re: Oh What a Lovely Tea Party
I think this is my favorite! GMV!
Very funny love it
so thats how we stop the zombies haha
they come that small ???
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Re: Owl's night
Absolutely fantastic work. Good luck!
Re: Civilized Addiction (Version 2)
Submitted another version of this based on some feedback--thanks!
oakenspirit wrote:If you could somehow make me a stuffed version of that fella, my lil daughter's life would be improved... SO COOL!
haha thanks oakenspirit! That's a really cool idea. I'm weighing on that seriously. I think my niece would like one too. Looks like I'm gonna learn to sew!
Re: Caffè Moto
NICELY DONE! captured the right colors textures typeface and spirit.
Re: Coffee Time
This is an awesome design. I like the layout a lot. I'd drink this shirt. Nice work!
Re: On Caffeine
Love! This is exactly what I'd look like if I got anywhere near coffee...
I see myself buying this and then accidentally becoming very meta when it's covered in coffee stains and cat hair.
dlamphere wrote:seems a little... naughty :P
happy you naughty - ced it ^-
samala123 wrote:Awesome!
Re: Human fuel
love it!
pyromike25 wrote:this would be really cool if it could have glow in the dark ink.
I third this!
Re: 100 Percent Pure Genius
Wouldn't 99% Caffination be better than 99% Caffine? It rymes and is closer to the original saying.
Re: Caffeine, Stat!
Love that this has QR codes-I have to scan them on IV meds at work all the time
Re: Caffeinated Love
Thanks everyone!
Wow, this is crazy super love at first sight. Shirt color is fine - not sure what would be better. I wouldn't want blue like the cup or yellow like the bolt.... a slightly deeper grey, maybe?
But I WANT THIS SHIRT! Make it win, plz!
Re: ICED COFFEE
You all are so very kind. There are some really fabulous entries this week... tough choices!
jjkehoe wrote:Gonna have that in my head all day now.
But if this wins, I can make that happen to other people!
This. So this.
Awesome work, fingers crossed!
Re: Night Shift Cat
Beautiful texture on this. Really great. Love it.
Would love without "Coffee" printed on it... and on a different colored shirt, like navy. Without the word coffee, "C" could stand for coffee, chocolate, chai, etc. It makes the shirt more universal.
Re: Coffee Glyphics
Revered even in ancient times.
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Sport Specific: Rowing - Week 1, Day 1
This is a twelve week sport specific program designed for rowing. The goal of this program is to increase the athlete's strength and power. It also includes elements of injury prevention. These qualities are pivotal for rowing. They allow for more force to be placed into the footplate. With correct technique this transfers into the oar, thus making the boat travel faster.
The program has been split into three, four-week training blocks. During weeks 1-4, the workouts consist of a hip, glute, and upper body conditioning circuit and a core conditioning circuit. These circuits increase dynamic flexibility, improve squatting mechanics, and also strengthen the athlete for weeks 5-12. The circuits will also become the dynamic warm up and core work for the sessions in weeks 5-12.
Percentages of one-rep max (1RM) are used in the program. It is important to know these before beginning and to retest them every four weeks to make sure you're training at the correct intensity. The percentages and the predicated lifting weight are only a guideline. All lifts should be performed without a breakdown in form, so if this occurs, reduce the weight slightly.
I suggest you perform the sessions in this program after any sports specific training, i.e. ergometer workouts or technique work on the water. This is done in order to keep the strength pathways open, which will allow for maximum adaption to occur.
Week 1, Day 1
A. Hip, Glute, and Upper Body Conditioning Circuit
This circuit should be performed using slow and controlled movements for each exercise. It's not about how many reps you can do in the allocated time for each exercise. Perform each exercise in the circuit for 20 seconds, using a weighted plate for resistance (except for the overhead squat).
3 Rounds, 25lb plate used for resistance:
- Squat
- Romanian Deadlift
- Lateral Squat
- Calf Raise
- Bent Over Row
- Pull Over
- Hip Bridge
- Overhead Press
- Overhead Squat (with light bar or dowel)
B. Core Circuit
Perform the core circuit in a slow, controlled manner and for 20 seconds each exercise.
3 Rounds:
- Plank
- Side plank left
- Side plank right
- Reverse crunch


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Chandelier lamp has the image of an 18th century crystal chandelier turning this into an ecletic design. Features an inner polyvinyl inside silk screend with the image and 100 percent cotton shintz on the outside around a steel wire frame. Available in 15, 20 and 40 inch diameters. Light fiting, black cord and ceiling cap included. One 75 watt, 120 volt, A19, medium base incedescent lamp not included. General light distribution. 19.6W x 18.8H.
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text: I am just getting into bees and have much to learn. I have a colony of bees in a large tree in the back yard that I want to save. They have been in this tree for several years but the tree is dead and needs to come down before it does it on its own. I am thinking of removing the branch with the colony in it in one piece. I think I can lower it down without damaging it. I was wondering if it would be advisable to do this while it is still cold out. Move the branch to where I can manage it, leave the bees in place until the weather warms then either trap them into a box or open the branch up and get them out. Is this a good idea or will they leave when it gets warm? Also would you wait until it warms to cut the branch down? Thought it would be easier to do when they aren't moving around. All ideas and thoughts are welcome.


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Excerpt: "It gets deafening inside CenturyLinc Field when the Seahawks play, and it was loud Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium when the Chiefs silenced the Giants. And now, with his team Giants on death row, Tom Coughlin is making a plea for help.
Im hoping that our fans are as boisterous and supportive as theyve ever been maybe even more, Coughlin said Wednesday. I just hope everyone rallies around our team right now. The players need it, we all need it. We all need to feel that great support and the 12th man. Playing at home in your division theres certainly every reason in the world to be excited about that.
Im hoping that they help us, the fans help us win.
Heres the problem, and it goes beyond the chicken-or-the-egg obvious that it is on the Giants to give their fans something to cheer about Sunday against the hated Eagles:
Giants fans did not expect their team to come home 0-4.
Giants fans, like ownership, hold this team to a higher standard.
Giants fans dreamed of their team making history by becoming the first team to play in a Super Bowl in its home stadium, just as the players did.
Giants fans werent expecting an overmatched, injury-ravaged offensive line that cant keep Eli Manning upright or clear the path for a running game.
Giants fans werent expecting Manning to throw 11 interceptions.
Giants fans werent expecting Jason Pierre-Paul to have only one more sack than Michael Strahan or Kelly Ripa.
Giants fans werent expecting David Wilson to fumble his golden opportunity.
Giants fans werent expecting Hakeem Nicks to virtually disappear.
In other words, Coughlin can expect Giants fans to be All in.
But guess what: Its up to his Giants to keep them All in.
Its up to the Giants to help the Giants win, no matter where the game is played." Read more...


text: The biggest thing I don't like about it is the long frim trigger pull. I have put about 400rds through it and it is still a 8lb pull I would guest. I pull shots with it some because of the trigger. I am going to keep it as it is well balanced and will hit POA if you work the trigger right.


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First of all, you people need to get your facts straight. Justin was arrested in Brazil for spray painting a private building wall, public desobedience, vandalism and promoting prostitution ( which is all illegal in Brazil)… You guys need to hire New editors and better reporters… Get The facts first! Prostitution in Brazil is illegal, it is a crime and you will go to jail! Newbies…
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East coast mix of Chlamydia,Gonorrhea,Hepatitis, Herpes, HIV/AIDS,Human Papillomavirus (HPV),Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID),Syphilis,Trichomoniasis,crabs, bad credit, poor tread wear and other horrible things contracted from one dirty hooker east of the mississipi. This condition has no known cure and most likely man will walk on the sun before one is found.
Ed was in Vt and woke up with herpacifiltus from drinking too much and hooking up with some random.
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The only team I hate more the the Cowboys is the eagles,so I`m happy Romo Choked it.
Its the cowboys so really I dont care who they have as a QB. maybe they will struggle at this position and they wont be an issue in the NFC east for awhile. Not being an a** just speaking my mind.


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This document discusses how to resolve the issues related to Visual Voicemail.
There are no specific requirements for this document.
The information in this document is based on these software and hardware versions:
Cisco Unified Communications Manager 7.x/8.x
Cisco Unity 7.x/8.x
The information in this document was created from the devices in a specific lab environment. All of the devices used in this document started with a cleared (default) configuration. If your network is live, make sure that you understand the potential impact of any command.
Refer to Cisco Technical Tips Conventions for more information on document conventions.
After you install Visual Voicemail in order to access Cisco Unity voice messages, this error message appears: Cannot sign in. Incorrect extension or PIN. Everything works when you call in from the phone through the telephone user interface (TUI).
Complete these steps in order to resolve the issue:
Complete these steps in order to collect the GUSI files:
On the Cisco Unity server desktop, double-click the Cisco Unity Tools Depot icon.
In the left pane under Reporting Tools, double-click Gather Unity System Info.
Run the Gather Cisco Unity System Information utility.
Choose a location for the .CAB file that contains the Cisco Unity system information.
Click Write to File, and save the system information to a specified location. In most cases, the default directory is under \Commserver\SystemInfo\.
Note: This utility gathers basic information about the local Cisco Unity server installation and the last five days worth of application and system event log data. This information is bundled into a compressed CAB file which is very useful when you troubleshoot Cisco Unity issues.
Check the Cisco Unified Communications System settings for Visual Voicemail.
Restart the TFTP service.
Reset the phone.
If the issue still persists, complete these steps in order to resolve the issue:
On the Cisco Unity server, choose Start > All Programs > Administrative Tools > Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
In the Internet Services Manager window, choose SERVERNAME (name of the Cisco Unity Server) > Default Web Site.
Under the Default Web Site, right-click the VMWS web site, and choose Properties.
On the Directory Security tab, click the Edit button under Secure Communications.
In the Secure Communications window, uncheck the Require Secure Channel (SSL) box.
With Cisco Unity 8.x/CUCM 8.x, when you connect to Visual Voicemail through the Phone Console, this error message is received.
Destination is not reachable or cannot be found
This can happen when the CUCM part of the Visual Voicemail configuration has been configured to use the hostname instead of IP Address of Cisco Unity. In order to resolve the issue, change the configuration to use the IP address.
When the message key on phone is pressed the error please contact your administrator error message appears.
This error message is displayed if a user presses the Messages button during the installation of the Visual Voicemail service. In order to resolve this issue, ask the user to wait for approximately one minute, until the Visual Voicemail application has downloaded. Then ask the user to press the Messages button again. If Visual Voicemail starts, the problem is resolved.
Captured sniffers and traces found that the service vendor name was Cisco in the .jad file, and it was different on the Cisco Unified Communications Manager. Once it was changed to Cisco, Visual Voicemail worked correctly.
When you have the VisualVoicemail service as Standard IP phone service, you login to Visual Voicemail and exit. Then the next time when you hit services, it takes you to the same screen of Visual Voicemail login.
The issue is if you choose Visual Voicemail as an IP phone service and login. This loses the functionality to return to the other phone services.
When you choose the service type as Messages, then you get two options on the IP phone, which are Voicemail and Visual Voicemail. You need to login to Visual Voicemail. Choose options > Go to Audio Voicemail Inbox. Then if you hit messages again, you get the two options: Voicemail and Visual Voicemail.
Use Messages for Visual Voicemail. Once you are logged into visual voicemail you can go to audio voicemail box if you prefer.
The reason is that when you create this service, the .jad file acts a replacement for the messages URL.
In this case, you can choose to configure this as a standard IP phone service and login to Visual Voicemail after you choose the Services button. The .jad URL is still mapped with Visual Voicemail. That is why when you hit on services agai , you do not get the other services listed . It shows you only the login screen for Visual Voicemail.


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Recent roundtable discussions include: Geographic market definition across national borders, price discrimination and Big Data.Read more
OECD report provides recommendations on how to improve market studies practices in Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama and Peru.Read more
This factsheet summarises evidence on the links between competition and macroeconomic outcomes, such as productivity, growth, innovation and employment.Read more
What is abuse of dominance or monopolisation?
A firm's ability to raise its prices is usually constrained by competitors and the possibility that its customers can switch to alternative sources of supply. When these constraints are weak, a firm is said to have market power and if the market power is great enough, to be in a position of dominance or monopoly (the precise terminology differs according to the jurisdiction). While mere possession of monopoly power does not in itself constitute violation of competition laws, the abuse of such power - particularly if it is used to weaken competition further by excluding rivals - calls for intervention from competition authorities.
Detecting abuse of dominance
Determing when a firm's behaviour is an abuse of market power, as opposed to a competitive action, is one of the most complex and controversial areas in competition policy. Competition laws typically contain provisions prohibiting abuse of market power by dominant firms or attempts of not yet dominant firms to monopolise markets.
However, there is considerable divergence among jurisdictions about the precise definition of dominance, the range of practices and conducts that should be condemned as anti-competitive, and finally the choice of remedies that should be imposed.
Examples of abusive practices typically include:
A proper understanding of when a firm's actions could be considered abusive is important for competition authorities because consumers'and the economy would be harmed by an incorrect intervention. A firm with a large market share, which might be considered dominant, also needs to understand the law and economics in this area, which is not always easy.
To promote effective enforcement of competition laws in the area of abuse of dominance and monopolisation, the OECD Competition Committee holds roundtable discussions, typically with the participation of businesses, academics and other interested participants. As a result, Best Practice Roundtables proceedings are published to provide some guidance to best practices in this area, at the cutting edge of applied competition law and policy.
For further information on the OECD work related to abuse of dominance and monopolisation, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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text: So, I was thinking several months ago, reading articles and reports of malicious activity, and we all know that hackers take steps to obscure their identities and locations. I wanted to ask about some of the methods used, In general, I would assume that tor would be an obvious choice, as well as routing traffic through compromised machines. is this a fairly accurate portrayal of modern techniques?


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text: How dare Andre Rolle compare himself to a US service member? All he has done all his life is run up and down a field chasing a football. Thousands of brave men and women put their lives at risk in order for Rolle to be able to live his life of privilege and luxury. Rolle is an entertainer, nothing more. His job is to win football games. When he does, he gets cheered; when he doesn't, he gets booed. It is just that simple. He needs to get over his bloated ego and speak only when he has something worthwhile to say. He plays in the National Football League, those who serve their country in military uniform do so in an entirely different league altogether.


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The AOS requires that all incoming public record requests be in written form and include a phone number that may be used to contact the requester. This requirement can be satisfied in three ways:
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