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text: Posted October 28, 2010 Here's where I'm at right now in my coaching research... - If the team goes by its usual MO, it'll be Frazier or Zimmer. - If they decide to go for offense, or if they decide it's time for a major shock to the system, it'll be Harbaugh. - If they want to be tougher and/or bring in someone from the Steeler system, Grimm. - If they put a premium on experience, it probably goes to Mike Heimerdinger. - If they take it slow and other teams move fast, thinning the pool, could be Winston Moss. - In house would be a shock (a big shock, honestly) but if that happens the job likely goes to Meeks. Brian Baker gets promoted to DC. - If it's a complete "wow, nobody saw that coming" type wild card choice, could be Mike Pettine. Guys that I just don't see getting the nod - for various reasons - McDermott, Rivera, Butler, Schottenheimer and Garrett. Again though, that's right now. A lot could change by season's end. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites

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playing unplayed podcast
I have several podcasts that i have not listened to. I want to listen to them as i drive without having to search and start them. Does anyone know a way to play unplayed podcast (similar to a playlist in music)???
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The answer, wonderfully, is right under your nose. In fact, I found out about it on the MacGeekGab podcast last week.
I've just set up a smart playlist like this:
That way you can set your unplayed podcasts playing, and when one finishes iTunes or your iPod will go on to the next one.
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Not more than 10% of the tags in any hunt can go to nonresident hunters. That said, the draw is random.
Here is a simplified version of how the controlled hunt drawing system works: The procedure has been computerized since 1973 and was certified random by Boise State University professors in 1977.
Every applicant has the same chance of drawing. Officials verify that applicants meet all of the eligibility requirements to draw a tag. Each application is then assigned a randomly generated number, which is then scrambled and coded before being drawn by the computer system.
The computer, located in the state controller's office, selects the successful applicants from the entire application file of eligible applicants.
When a group of people enter on the same application, the group is assigned a single application number, and the whole group is entered as one combined entry. In the first round, the system randomly draws from the first choice listed by each hunter. The system then does a second drawing to fill any hunts that still have openings with second choice hunts.
When residents and nonresidents enter on the same application, the entire group is treated as nonresidents. Nonresidents are limited to up to 10 percent of the tags available in any individual controlled hunt. When the computer draws an application that includes a nonresident, it checks to see whether a tag is still available for a nonresident. If 10 nonresidents already have drawn tags for a hunt with 100 tags, the computer simply goes to the next application.
Hunters can improve their odds by doing a little homework.
Using the drawing odds and results from the previous year, found on the Idaho Fish and Game hunt planner at http://fishandgame.idaho.gov, hunters can find hunts with fewer applicants and better odds of drawing. Because it is a random process, one person can sometimes draw two or three times in several years, while another person does not draw at all.
That's how a random process works, just like the lottery. It doesn't mean the system is unfair.
It seems like the out of state hunters drew better odds than in state!!! What is the percentage that goes to out of state? Or is it just luck of the draw?
Not more than 10% of the tags in any hunt can go to nonresident hunters. That said, the draw is random.


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Love the car, but in the last 2-3 three weeks it just randomly refuses to start. Turns over fine but seems like its not getting fuel. Got some advice that it is most likely a relay that needs replacing. This relay apparently controls the computer and the fuel pump. Guy told me this is a common problem but I see no mention of it here on this forum. Maybe I'm just looking in the wrong place. Any advice, suggestions, redirection would be welcome. I hardly dare drive my car anywhere now for fear It will not start when time to go home.
Problem came to a head this weekend when the dealership was closed. I'll call them most likely on Monday morning to see what they have to say.
In the meantime, I seem to be able to get the faulty relay to function (if that really is the problem here), by making sure lights and radio are turned off, and by turning ignition key just one click (listening to be sure fuel pump has loaded the lines) before actually starting the car. No point in running battery low cranking engine over and over, waiting for that magic moment when the car suddenly starts like there was never any problem at all.
I guess I am trying to avoid some expensive guesswork at the dealership, as they seem to be flummoxed by even such a simple matter as getting me a third "chip key" that actually works in both my doorlocks and ignition. I haven't got much confidence in the dealer I'm afraid, and was willing to buy an online response ($25) to my problem which is supposedly a common occurrence (but not mentioned yet in this forum that I can see)
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Go to a professional. You need to see if the computer has any error codes. This will usually show a bad sensor. Other than that, do you have spark? Fuel pressure?
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Tangible Things Class: How To See The World Differently
source: Maureen Didde
I am currently participating in a free, online class called Tangible Things. It is given by Harvard University and it is about truly seeing and understanding the objects around you.
We did a exercise today that I would like to share with you. The exercise consists of stretching your mind by looking at an object in your home in as many ways as possible.
For instance, a telephone is a form of communication, but it's also an artifact of modern design, a scientific invention, a retail commodity, a method of relaxation, etc.
To do the exercise yourself, follow these instructions:
1. Watch the video called This Is Not a Chair located on Youtube.
2. Complete the template This is not a _________; it is a __________.
3. Photograph the object, if desired.
Here is my finished exercise
This in not a plate. It is a decorative object. It was purchased for the pleasure it brings to the eye.
This is not a plate. It is a method of eating. It allows the user a simple way of enjoying food away from the immediate area of the stove.
This is not a plate. It is a part of a cooking technique. Food is placed on the plate and then heated in a microwave oven.
This is not a plate. It is small bit of American culture. Corelle became popular about 35 years ago and is still sold today.
This is not a plate. It is an example of modern science. This plate is made from Vitrelle, a substance first invented in a lab.
If you decide to do the exercise, please send me your results. I would love to read them.
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Halo flyball brag! (with pics)
Three weeks ago our flyball club, Marin Running Riot, hosted a benefit tournament for the Marin Humane Society, which is where we practice each week. At the tournament Halo earned her FMX title (Flyball Master Excellent), for achieving 10,000 points! Halo has been racing for just over 2 years, since April 2012, and she's my first flyball dog so she's been been hampered with a green handler, lol.
That's not a huge amount of points considering that we have two dogs in our club alone that have earned their Hobbes Award for over 100,000 points, but it's a big deal to me. Also, there are not that many GSDs in the sport, and Halo is only the 41st have earned an FMX. She's 332 points shy of earning her MBDCh-G (Multi-Breed Champion-Gold), for 5000 points, which only 31 GSDs have achieved. Multi-Breed teams consist of 4 dogs of different breeds ("mixed" counts as a breed), and earn points for each heat they race on a Multi-Breed team in addition to regular points.
For each heat that all four dogs finish in less than 24 seconds, they earn 25 points, so 10,000 points would be 400 clean heats. Pretty much all flyball dogs are fast enough that if everyone on the team runs clean they'll make time and get the full points, but if any of the dogs have an early pass (the entering dog crosses the start/finish line before the exiting dog does), that dog has to rerun at the end of the lineup, increasing the total time, or forfeit the heat entirely, earning no points. If any dog misses a jump or fails to bring the ball back all the way across the start/finish line, they also have to rerun or forfeit the heat. If the team runs over 24 seconds but under 28 seconds, each dog gets 5 points, over 28 seconds but under 32 seconds it's just one point. Over 32 seconds, no points are earned for the heat.
Here's Halo posing under our team banner after earning her title:
A couple of shots of the field early in the morning before everyone arrived:
MHS is a wonderful facility, and we're so lucky to be able to use this field for practices!
One of the prizes I got for the raffle was a gift certificate for DragonDreams Leather, who make the most beautiful braided leashes. I'd had my eye on one for a long time that was Halo's colors of pink and black, so I was determined to win the prize myself so I could get that leash. Alas, even though I put a ton of tickets in the bag, I did not win, so in celebration of Halo's new title I went ahead and bought it for her. Doesn't it match the rest of her gear perfectly?
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The Cost Of Change At Hoechst
Only last year, it seemed that Jurgen Dormann could do no wrong. The chief executive of German chemical and drug giant Hoechst saw his company's stock price soar 81% in 1996 as investors applauded his streamlining strategy. He was hailed as Mr. Shareholder Value--the man brave enough to lay off workers, exit weak businesses, and dump undervalued subsidiaries.
Then, suddenly, his winning streak appeared to end. On Mar. 12, Hoechst posted a fourth-quarter loss, surprising the market. Dormann axed a plan to take drug unit Hoechst Marion Roussel (HMR) public as a separate entity. His explanation for the change of plans confused investors, who sent Hoechst's share price plummeting 11% in three days. And on Aug. 13, just when the stock had recovered, Hoechst released worse-than-expected results for the first half of 1997. Traders slammed the shares by 9% (chart).
What's going on? Answer: one of the most drastic restructurings in Germany's postwar corporate history. And while Hoechst evolves, investors' patience will be tested. As more units are sold, shut down, or spun off into joint ventures, the quarterly data won't make easy reading. Dormann, 57, wants to transform Hoechst from an old-line chemical maker into a predominantly life-sciences company by 2000. But as he prepares to launch the road show before Hoescht lists its American depositary receipts on the New York Stock Exchange on Sept. 24, he will need to reassure the investing public that his restructuring is on track.
Some analysts are giving Dormann the benefit of the doubt. Genghis Lloyd-Harris, drug analyst for CS First Boston in London, has lowered his earnings-per-share estimates to $1.58 from $1.85 for 1997, largely because the half-year report revealed a higher-than-expected tax burden. Yet he sees the share price climbing by 57%, to $61, within two years as Dormann unlocks the value in Hoechst's parts. Adds Peter Blair, chemical analyst with Salomon Brothers: "Long term, the strategy is sound."
But Dormann must play catch-up to his industry. World-class drugmakers from Britain's Glaxo Wellcome PLC to Swiss giant Roche have jettisoned noncore businesses and teamed up with biotech startups. The idea is to focus on the lucrative prescription-drug market and put research money where the big payoff is.
Hoechst may have been slow to catch on. HMR is the world's seventh-largest drug company, and it already accounts for 46% of Hoechst's operating profits from only 25% of sales. Yet its operating margin of 14.2% trails more than 20 other competitors, and it has no blockbuster drug on the market. Glaxo CEO Richard Sykes does not consider it a serious competitor yet. "Hoechst has just missed the boat" in the shift from chemistry to biology, Sykes declares. "[It] should have started 10 years ago."
Dormann is racing to make up for lost time. Since buying a beachhead in the crucial U.S. market with its 1995 purchase of Marion Merrell Dow Inc., Hoechst has focused on bringing together three companies under HMR and eliminating overlap. It will cut 8,000 jobs and close 44 manufacturing sites by 1998, for a total cost savings of $600 million. The target: Operating-profit margins of 20% by 1999.
HMR's new leadership will be key to its success. Richard J. Markham, former president of Merck & Co. and president of Marion Merrell Dow, took over as CEO in January, 1997. His goal is to turn HMR into a branded-drug company in the same league as Pfizer, Merck, or Glaxo. Within a year, he expects to divest the company completely of generic drugs and other noncore businesses. Markham, 46, is scouring outside biotech labs for early drug discoveries, then having HMR's research team screen candidates for development--Hoechst's traditional strength.
Markham is earning respect even from longtime Hoechst critics. "Before, Hoechst couldn't walk and chew gum at the same time," says Barrie James, president of Basel-based Pharma Strategy Consulting. "Now they've got a quality management in there who will make the right moves."
The drug pipeline already looks more promising. Analysts are keenly watching cariporide mesilate, a drug in phase III clinical trials in Europe and the U.S. that reduces permanent damage to the heart muscle after a heart attack. Planning its launch for 1999, Hoechst predicts peak worldwide annual sales of $272 million. Another potential blockbuster, also in clinical trials and due for a 2000 launch, is a drug to treat schizophrenia without Parkinson's disease-like side effects. Sales could hit $1 billion, Markham predicts.
Still, the lanky, cerebral Dormann must work full-time to restore his reputation for nurturing the bottom line. His first coup came in 1991, when as Hoechst's chief financial officer he persuaded the old guard to let him spin off the money-losing carbon and graphite business and install new management. Now, SGL Carbon is one of Germany's hottest stocks.
Since taking the reins at Hoechst in 1994, Dormann has tried to replicate that success with other units. He put Hoechst Celanese CEO Ernest Drew in charge of a team to analyze the profitability of each business segment and appointed him to the management board. Besides introducing Diet Coke and cookies to board meetings, the 60-year-old Drew brought an international view that the stuffy German conglomerate sorely lacked. As late as mid-1996, after selling off obviously noncore operations such as cosmetics, Hoechst still thought of itself as a hybrid chemical-and-drug company. It was only in October, 1996, that management decided to aim for the fat profits and steady growth of biotech.
That may be why the market is still easily confused by Dormann's moves. Investors expected an initial public offering of HMR this month. Instead, Dormann spun off Hoechst's specialty chemicals business and used the proceeds to buy the rest of drugmaker Roussel Uclaf. The IPO was no longer necessary, Dormann says, and HMR became the essence of the new Hoechst. But investors didn't understand why the offering had been canceled. "We could have been more careful in communicating," admits management board member Horst Waesche.
Dormann remains unruffled by his stock's volatility. Now, he is concentrating on creating a long-term incentive plan for top managers to attract world-class talent. But only the market can reappoint him as Mr. Shareholder Value.


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When Edward Aitken hops on his motorbike on his Banks Peninsula farm and looks up at the ridgeline he does not see an iconic museum piece, to be preserved regardless of cost. He sees sheep, fencelines and the generations of investment behind building a productive farm.
However, if the New Zealand Coastal Policy Statement (NZCPS) is implemented by councils in its current form, he faces having his property frozen in time.
Under the NZCPS, large areas of farmland could be subject to lines on maps and rules in plans, in the name of looking after coastal environments.
The NZCPS provides the basis for managing New Zealand's coastal environments under the Resource Management Act. Councils have to make it happen through regional and district plans.
This policy has very strict management requirements for farmland with coastal associations. Its implementation involves mapping the coastal environment 'zone', which can stretch up to several kilometres inland where the landscape becomes more complex, such as Banks Peninsula.
The coastal policy statement sets a high bar of avoiding effects on coastal outstanding natural landscapes (ONL). To avoid effects, the landscape of the coastal environment must be defined precisely.
Avoid means just that; a proposal can only go ahead if it will not adversely effect landscape values, no matter how beneficial it may be to a community's overall financial or social fabric.
This flies in the face of the principle based Resource Management Act, where people can work towards a way of doing what they want, if they jump through the right hoops.
The NZCPS changes this. If you own land in a coastal ONL, there are no hoops and keeping the landscape as a monument frozen in time takes priority over any economic or social need.
This is potentially a major headache for Golden Bay farmer Nigel Harwood.
"Huge areas of my farm are supposedly ONL," Mr Harwood said.
"If the NZCPS goes over this land as well, how do I know if I will be able to put up a fence, maintain a track, re-grass or keep pasture clear of scrub?"
Every coastal farmer potentially has the same problem. The NZCPS does not leave scope for the necessary balancing of environmental protection against people's needs.
This is a big problem for farmer- council relationships as well. Many New Zealand councils do their best for rural communities despite a legislated anti-development agenda most have to balance their plans and policies against. How are council staff, seeking to do the best for their communities, going to cope with the destruction of relationships and loss of trust that will come with the NCPS' implementation?
For landscapes to be successfully managed on private land, for the public good, the fundamental starting point is having the landowner's trust and buy in.
Because farmers' problems are potentially so severe, the NZCPS needs some reform at a national level. Thousands of hectares of productive farmland and massive amounts of ratepayers money are under threat. From Federated Farmers' point of view, the NZCPS needs to be changed and now.


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Link Discovered Between Blood Clotting And Immune Response
The research is available online in the journal PLOS ONE.
"This link opens the door for studying severe, debilitating inflammatory disorders where the disease mechanism is still poorly understood, including lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, regional ileitis and ulcerative colitis, as well as age-related macular degeneration," said study co-author Dr. Joel Moake, a hematologist and senior research scientist in bioengineering at Rice. "There's clinical evidence that clotting and inflammation are somehow linked in many patients, even in the absence of an infection. This linkage could help explain some of the clinical cases that have long baffled physicians."
The link is biochemical. Nancy Turner, a research technician in Moake's lab, established the link after conducting hundreds of experiments on more than a dozen proteins, including key molecules involved with both clotting and the body's innate immune response.
"In addition to the clinical evidence, there's also a logical basis for this connection," Moake said. "Clotting is a type of wound response, and wounds are magnets for infection, so there could be a selective advantage in triggering both responses at the same time."
But the link could also have a downside. For example, if a person has a genetic mutation or acquired disorder that causes their blood to clot more often or more extensively than normal, the overactive clotting could lead to the kind of inflammation that would typically be caused by an infection. Furthermore, initiation of the clotting process may initiate clinical relapses in patients susceptible to various types of severe inflammatory disease.
In fact, the symptoms in the above scenarios are not uncommon. For example, in prior research, Moake's lab conducted pioneering research on two disorders: thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP), which causes clots to form in small blood vessels throughout the body; and hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS), which causes abnormal blood clots in the kidneys. Both HUS and TTP come in two varieties -- one that is triggered by infection or inappropriate antibody formation, and another that is hereditary. Moake said the newfound link between clot formation and the immune response could help improve the diagnosis and treatment for TTP, HUS and other puzzling blood disorders with similar symptoms.
The experiments Turner used to establish the link between clotting and the body's immune response involved a key clotting protein called von Willebrand factor (VWF) and about a dozen other proteins that are components of the "complement system." The complement system, a part of the body's innate immune system, is one of biology's most ancient forms of defense against invading pathogens.
The complement system consists of a series of proteins that are produced by a variety of cell types. These proteins circulate continuously in the bloodstream and react sequentially upon activation. When triggered, the complement component proteins join together to form a biological weapon called the "membrane attack complex" (MAC), which kills both invading bacteria and the body's own cells if they become infected or damaged.
Turner and Moake first thought of looking for the link more than two years ago after they collaborated with physicians at Texas Children's Hospital on several puzzling clinical cases. Turner designed and conducted a series of experiments to examine whether any of the proteins in the complement complex were likely to bind onto long strands of VWF. Each complement protein was detected with a specific antibody and a fluorescent tag that could be viewed with a specialized microscope.
She found that C3, an important complement pathway initiator protein, was produced by cells in such low concentration that it was almost impossible to see -- even with a fluorescent microscope. But that changed when she looked at experimental samples that contained both C3 and VWF.
"The signals were so clear," Turner recalled. "The VWF had so much C3 on it that it looked like a Christmas tree."
Moake said he and Turner are conducting follow-up research to measure more effectively the activation of C3 on VWF. They are also measuring whether the C3 activation stimulates the sequential cascade of reactions that leads to MAC formation. In particular, they are interested in studying how the connection might lead to autoimmune diseases by causing MAC to target the body's own healthy cells rather than sick or damaged cells.
"We'd like to know what happens on a cell's surface that ordinarily enables it to protect itself against MAC," Moake said. "We'd also like to know what can go wrong with cells in terms of sickness or trauma that might make them more susceptible to being attacked and killed by overactivation of the complement sequence during clotting."
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Getting to Koh Poda, seemed simple enough. We knew we needed to get to Krabi and then Ao Nang and we could then get a longtail boat over to Poda. On our ferry to Krabi the man convinced us that we could buy a ticket from him and we could get a longtail from Krabi, simple. It would have been simple if this man had stuck around when the man that we selling sandwiches on the ferry ushered us onto a longtail. The longtail set off and a few minutes later we were in Railay Bay, the posh beach in Krabi and the actual destination of the longtail
Being the cheap skates that we are, we booked the cheapest bamboo huts that Koh Poda had to offer so were pleasantly surprised when we were seemingly upgraded to a concrete bungalow. The problem here was that the hotel was as basic as they come, the most basic we have stayed in so far. The electric is only turned on from 6pm to midnight, the water is desalinated, so after a day in the sea you end up having a nice salty shower to wash off the salt. The hotel did have a restaurant which was a bit like faulty towers, you got handed the menu that was like a phonebook with promises of all sorts of breakfasts, western food, Thai food and desserts. However no matter what time of day you arrived to eat, they would wait for you to order and tell you 'Thai food only'. Don't get me wrong, we really like Thai food, but vegetable fried noodles for breakfast, er no thanks. Luckily with the influx of all the day trippers came the food vendors and longtail caf� boats so there was no danger of us going hungry. We were pretty much the only people mad enough to choose to stay here, there was just one other French couple who have moved to the island for the season, they have built 'mama and papa's house' on the beach, but they actually live in one of the bamboo bungalows. Heaven help you if on your walk along the beach you enter their lair, you will be chased up the beach by a mad French woman, I saw more than a few Russians sent packing. We seemingly got lucky and played camera club in their lair on a rainy day when they were nowhere to be seen
The sun was still not shining on us in Poda, so we did plenty of beach walking and exploring and sunbathed for as long as the rain would allow. The good thing about the rain was that it sent the day trippers packing, although sadly with them went the food vendors! Sadly our evening walks on the beach were not full of fresh air and relaxation, this is when the rubbish is burnt and we were smoked off of the beach back to our room.
I expected Poda to be full of wildlife, monkeys on the beach, lizards in the coconut gardens, but seemingly the wildlife was all a bit subdued, there were a few monkeys on the beach terrorising the tourists but not a big lizard in sight. I was however delighted to find the hornbills just chilling out in the trees, magnificent birds with huge beaks, a bit like toucans. The other natural phenomenon we stumbled across was one night at sunset when I looked in the sky as the sun was vanishing and the sky was full of huge bats coming out of their caves and crevices for the night. These bats were so big that even high in the sky I could see the batman logo. So cool!
There was however no shortage of insect life on Poda, we had one rather enormous spider who moved into our bathroom and he was so huge that when I took a photo his eyes got flash eye! This is where the lack of electricity and a dark bathroom from midnight to 6pm really sucked
So where better place to spend our third wedding anniversary than on a stunning bit of rock in the middle of the sea with 500 day trippers?! Actually it was perfect, the sun came out (momentarily) so we sunned ourselves on the beach and treated ourselves to an overpriced and fast melting Magnum (the ice cream not the champagne, unfortunately). Our friends Tony and Roo made us an amazing video to wish us a happy anniversary and we generally just had a lovely day, even if we did have a salty shower, a fat foot, fried vegetable rice for dinner for the third night running and a night of spider hunting by torchlight every time we needed the bathroom. Perhaps the word I am looking for is memorable!
So our time on Poda was up and typically after 3 gloomy days the sun was out in force and Poda had never looked so pretty. I however did not care, we were off to Ao Nang to a real hotel, with water, electric, a pool, breakfast and civilisation. Bring it on!!


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Asparagus is a vegetable that you either love or you hate. I hated it for the longest time until I went to Las Vegas and had cream of asparagus soup from the Grande Lux in the Venetian, Las Vegas. At first I was a bit skeptical but then I couldn't stop eating it (not even joking, 3 nights in a row!). I would like to say it's all in how you cook it and if the seasonings are on the mark and other grown-up things like that, but I can't. Quite frankly my trick was to cut the bottom half off and enjoy the tender top parts of the asparagus. It is what it is, and the hubs will sometimes eat it too if he grills it for me.
On another note, I am not a fan of yogurt to eat it out of a bowl, but man is that stuff good to cook with or make decadent sauces healthy again. It's even better when you make a sauce with plain Greek yogurt, lemon and dill, much like some people do for salmon. This is super quick and easy, and you don't need to discard the asparagus bottoms because you can keep them for that decedent cream of asparagus soup. I'm telling you that stuff is wicked delicious!
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While I miss quite a few things about New England, one of the things I love about the Midwest is that we are surrounded by water. There is literally a body of water every which direction you look which means you can kayak a different lake every weekend for a year and more. When we first moved to Wisconsin, we were closest to Lake Geneva, which boasts 5,262 acres and is 135 feet deep at its deepest spot. To sum it up, Lake Geneva is huge and a ton of fun if you have a large boat or know someone with a boat. However, it' s not necessarily the best lake for a kayaker, or at least a country girl kayaker that is used to glass-like water and silence. So for the fiarst few years, I rarely took the Kayak out on the water in fear of being capsized and eaten alive by the giant walleye fish and apparently plate-size bluegills that the locals talk about.
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The first time we were definitely thrown off was with the word 'bag'. The cashier in the store asked us if we would like a bag but pronounced it B-aa-ge, as in 'anxious' instead of 'apple'. We stood there in silence looking at each other like, what did she just call me?


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Brendon Kay played through injuries to nearly every corner of his body and nearly took down Teddy Bridgewater Thursday night in one of the toughest performances by a quarterback you'll see.
CINCINNATI - Brendon Kay lay in the end zone. Face down on the Nippert Stadium turf. Motionless.
The medical staff rushed out to the field moments after referees signaled touchdown and 35,097 roared over the quarterback willing his team to their first lead.
By the time athletic trainers reached Kay, he popped up with assistance from teammates, grimacing, hobbled, shaken.
Figuring out which injury flared up on which play became like a game of Operation. Take your pick. Could be the shoulder he fought since the first weeks of training camp. Could be the ankle that left him limping from play to play for all 60 minutes plus overtime Thursday night. Could be his bruised ribs. Could be the back veraciously speared by 215-pound linebacker James Burgess.
Yet, here was Kay, refusing to throw a fade to the corner on third down in the second quarter of his final home game, because odds say running provides the best chance. Here was Kay -- a quarterback who practices sparingly and throws rarely except on gameday to preserve a body beaten to pulp on a weekly basis - tucking the ball under his arm.
Knowing a slide or juke won't work, Kay dives head first into traffic, exposing a body one hit from being broken in half. Without thought, without hesitation, seemingly without fear, he dives for the touchdown.
Waffle House steak is tough. Completing your MBA is tough. Calling audibles in the shadow of the sprawling, black blanket student section is tough.
Tough doesn't do this senior justice in his Keg of Nails finale. Kay was unbreakable.
"He's a battler," Tommy Tuberville said. "He's the kind you want to go to war with every week."
The final stanza inside what will be known as old Nippert stadium culminated in an effort to top most any played inside the Clifton cutout for the 100-plus years of existence.
Following every rollout, Kay could be seen limping the opposite direction, attempting to hold his team on his back with one foot. A bad ankle grew worse as the game wore on. He continued a tradition of heading to the locker room with one minute left before halftime for treatment. He'd then be the last to exit.
At some point, it looked bad enough curiosity would consider other options at quarterback. Sophomore Bennie Coney wasn't ready. Backup Jordan Luallen separated his shoulder in the second quarter and couldn't throw, according to Tuberville.
No options remained. Kay wouldn't accept others anyway.
"He wasn't about to let us take him out," Tuberville said. "He gave us the best chance."
Not this game. Not this season. Kay missed too many games during four years marred by injuries to keep him from his moment. No bad wheel, throbbing shoulder, aching back, bruised ribs, or any other ailment would take that from him.
All the Bearcats asked of Kay was to repeatedly have an answer for Teddy Bridgewater, the object of affection for nine NFL scouts lining the back row of the soon to be rubble press box and 23 other teams watching from home.
Bridgewater allowed plenty to drool over. He converted a fourth-and-12 Houdini act followed by a scramble that twisted him from east to west, ditching Bearcats then throwing across his body to land 24 yards perfectly into the arms of Damian Copeland.
If Bridgewater held Hesiman hopes, those two plays open his resume tape.
Nippert Stadium sat in stunned amazement of the Bridgewater magic, wondering if the Bearcats could recover. Then Kay hobbled to his own 27-yard line and threw the team on his back again, with one beautiful throw and one bad ankle. His strike to Mekale McKay made the scramble and sling a distant memory. Ralph David Abernathy's 15-yard TD run rendered it insignificant.
The Bridgewater magic returned a second time, but the wobbly No.11 again took the field, this time outrunning free runners for eight yards, scrambling to extend plays and completing a 10-play, 67-yard drive to force overtime.
He'd finish 22 of 40 for 304 yards with two rushing touchdowns. He even pooch punted 40 yards inside the Louisville 15. Unfortunately, victimized by drops and an untimely pass interference, Kay came up one play short in the 31-24 overtime defeat.
"That kid he did it on one leg," Tuberville said. "I mean, his ankle is so bad. He's been wanting to play and push through it. It's been that way for about six weeks. He's a warrior. He competed tonight. As all of them did."
Losing the Keg of Nails to Louisville provided a pain on par with his myriad ailments, but on this night when he stood toe to toe with a potential first-round draft pick quarter one one foot and answered every play, one of the grittiest quarterback performances in UC history deserved a better result.
"You just can't say enough about Brendon, dodging guys, running for his life, throwing sidearm, running," Tuberville said. "He's a battler. I'm proud he was my quarterback for the last nine games."
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There was another thread about this recently. I think they make us look bad, so does my brother Darrell and my other brother Darrell.
This is a discussion on Doomsday shows making us look bad? within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; All the shows that are coming out about doomsday. I think they are making us look bad. The shows are painting gun owners as a ...
All the shows that are coming out about doomsday. I think they are making us look bad. The shows are painting gun owners as a bunch of parinoid nuts that are hoarding weapon.
There was another thread about this recently. I think they make us look bad, so does my brother Darrell and my other brother Darrell.
And you know I could have me a million more friends, and all I'd have to lose is my point of view. -- John Prine (A Good Time)
Really, truly, I could care less.
It's TV.
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I can look bad all by myself. I don't need the help. Three out of the four voices in my head agree with you.
I am watching, hoping to learn something: mostly it's what NOT to do.
I agree it's tv but you have ignorant people watching this and grouping all gun owners in one group, and that gives us a bad reputation in the eyes of the public.
Come on. Its TV.....Watch and enjoy.
Don"t let stupid be your skill set....
And Shepards we shall be, for Thee, my Lord, for Thee,
Power hath descended forth from Thy hand, So that our feet may swiftly carry out thy command,
And we shall flow a river forth to Thee, And teeming with souls shall it ever be,
To quote a line from the character Monte Walsh, "You don't know how little I care."
I love the one with the cucumbers. If the world melts down in the next 12 hours you'll have enough food for atleast a week! I think your over prepared! I have my own tomato farm, oh yeah, I have my own AR-15 and I'll make you an offer you cant refuse. Sorry, I watched the Godfather today, I couldnt stop myself.
Every group seems to worry how TV shows make them look to folks outside their group. I remember some minor protest when the Godfather came out. How it was stereotyping certain ethnic groups. Have even seen some protest in past years my American Indian groups opposed to how the movies have portrayed them. Same with homosexuals. Seems everyone has a gripe about how they are shown on TV.
These groups need to realize that these are not real. They are entertainment.
The latest protest I have heard about is where a large group of loyal democratic voters in Chicago are coming out to protest the AMC show "The Walking Dead". They claim the show portrays all dead people as killers when actually they are a quiet peaceful group who wish to remain unnoticed. A leader of the group was quoted as saying "We don't want to hurt no one, we only want to come out and vote now and then."
Hey...no one asked them to share their fears, as long as no one interfeares with me.. so be it. I'll watch.
Why?? Because at the last second, the Police are minutes away.
That show has got to be a fake. Did you see the one with the Tranny that had a few cans of soup stashed around his/her house? What a joke. It seems that every episode they try and belittle the prepper in a offhanded and slight way.
First and foremost a true prepper would never go on TV and tell the world what they have, where it is stored and how they protect it.
The whole point of TV is to try to make someone, somewhre, somehow, look bad. I rarely watch the idiot box anymore. Just Tuesdays at 10:00 pm on FX. Since I lived in rural Kentucky at one time, I can honestly attest to the fact that it isn't too far off the mark...just a little embelished for the entertainment factor.
Know Guns, Know Safety, Know Peace.
No Guns, No Safety, No Peace.


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The A59 Skipton to Harrogate road and the A65 near Long Preston in North Yorkshire feature alongside the A62 near Huddersfield.
But, the report says, Britain's roads are still among the safest in Europe.
A Highways Agency spokesman said: "The safety performance of the strategic road network continues to improve markedly ahead of the continuing growth in road transport and we are on track to achieve the government's targets for improvement.
"UK roads are among the safest in the world and this has been achieved through continual work in all areas of road safety."


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Palm's cheeky but gutsy addition of iTunes syncing to the Pre was always at the mercy of Apple's engineers, if not its lawyers. In a support document updated yesterday, though, Apple has made its first move in what we expect to be a long cat and mouse game.
Right now, Palm Media Sync will "transfer DRM-free music, photos and videos to your Palm Pre" from iTunes. Apple isn't happy.
Apple is aware that some third-parties claim that their digital media players are able to sync with Apple software. However, Apple does not provide support for, or test for compatibility with, non-Apple digital media players and, because software changes over time, newer versions of Apple's iTunes software may no longer provide syncing functionality with non-Apple digital media players. [emphasis added]
That's about as clear as anything gets from Apple, and if you're using a Pre with iTunes, make sure to switch off automatic software updates and wait a few days to see if any new versions break things. It no longer seems to be a question of "if" but of "when?"
iTunes: About unsupported third-party digital media players [Apple via ★]
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Robert Hopkins, 25, and Jennifer Dietrick, 25, both of Baltimore, had been dating seriously for more than two years when Jennifer was diagnosed in February 2012 with acute liver failure caused by excessive levels of acetaminophen. She had been taking acetaminophen for several weeks as she recovered from injuries sustained in a car accident, unaware that overuse of this medicine could lead to liver failure.
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Yes you can make it work.
Actuators, mounting brackets, 2 relay, 30feet of 16 gauge wire.
5wire setup.
connecting to the alarm only is gonna be the easiest way to do this. if you want to incorporate it in the car 100% then your gonna need a lot more labor and parts, if your going that far you might as well do the power locks and windows.you wont need the latches and buttons in other words..
Well all I want is the power locks buttons to work. I'm not trying to transplant doors or anything. I can get the latches from a 4 door (and all its wiring) for free. I have a 3 door.
I'm not trying to tie in the power locks from the four door to the factory remote system or anything like that.
Actually lets just not worry about the alarm (factory or aftermarket). Let just say this... Is there a way that if I get the latches, handles, and buttons, (all with a little bit of wiring from them) can I put them in my car and wire it so that when I push the lock button, both doors lock and unlock?
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - A mandatory evacuation order because of the Black Forest Wildfire apparently caused little concern for affected homeowners in the Northgate area of north Colorado Springs.
The order came late Thursday afternoon when the fire threatened to cross Highway 83. However, affected residents returned home when the order was lifted Friday.
Homeowners quickly but calmly packed necessities and valuables. Many people said they'd already prepared in advance as experts advise. Most residents said they planned to stay in hotels and motels or visit friends and relatives in town.
"It was just too close to home," said homeowner Doris Jeffers.
"I couldn't believe it happened," said neighbor Ben Ortiz.
Neighbor Clayton Dorny has six children, and said they handled the evacuation well.
"They worried about if we could bring a TV to watch movies," he said.
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I'll say this: UnBeige readers love their coffee. And their coffee makers. My coffee post yesterday generated a lot of advice and feedback via email. My Polychrome pal Tom Dolan found a new object of consumer desire when he checked my link to the Apartment Therapy site: apparently he can't stop thinking about the Rowenta coffee maker designed by Jasper Morrison
Somehow, with everything else I have going on in my life, I found myself in front of a computer monitor last night helping Antony decide between replacing his beloved Francis Francis with a new, clearly inferior (aesthetically speaking at least) model or throwing Francis over entirely for the hot looking KitchenAid machine.
Reader email included Christian Moerk (of FishbowlNY fame) weighing in about his Nespresso (warning scary musical flashness at that link) machine:
My espresso maker is Nespresso, model D-150. Dirt cheap, not hard to look at and makes a perfect $0.75 cup every time. 'Sides, those Swiss have a 24-hr hotline and will send you a loaner for free if your machine breaks down. Now, does that seem like Norman Rockwell-land, or what?
Reader Tisha, and my Well pal Lisa Church both agreed with Antony's Bialetti recommendation. But here's the thing, as much as I love espresso, in the morning, philistine that I am, I like a plain old American style cup of coffee. OK, well, with foamy milk, which is clearly creating some issues for me at the homestead as evidenced by the picture taken in my kitchen this morning illustrates. Stop laughing at me, OK?


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Ken Hom's Stir Fried Mixed Vegetables
Recipe by HappyBunny
I've just cooked this with Ginger and Chilli Baked Fish (recipe no. 72665). Thought you might like to try it too.
Top Review by PalatablePastime
We really enjoyed the array of vegetables in this dish, and served it with (Recipe #285711). The sauce was nicely spicy and very flavorful although I found it to be a bit too watery which washed some of the sauce flavor off of the veggies. Next time I would not add those 2 tbsp. water the recipe calls for. Also I did use Splenda in this instead of sugar, and might cut that back to 1 teaspoon as I like the sauce not too sweet. But thanks for posting, we did enjoy this quite a bit and made this for Cookbooks Tag. ~Sue
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 8 ounces broccoli
- 8 ounces asparagus
- 8 ounces pak choi
- 8 ounces baby corn
- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons peanut oil or 1 1⁄2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped shallots
- 2 small fresh red chilies, seeded and sliced
- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons fish sauce
- 2 tablespoons water
- 2 tablespoons oyster sauce
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
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- Separate the broccoli florets and peel and thinly slice the stems on the diagonal; Cut the asparagus into 4cm pieces; Cut the chinese leaves into 4cm strips; Halve the baby corn lengthways or leave it whole.
- Blanch the broccoli in a large pot of boiling salted water for 3 minutes; Drain and plunge them into cold water to stop them from cooking.
- Heat a wok or large frying pan until hot; Add the oil and when it is very hot and slightly smoking, add the shallots and chillies and stir fry for 1 minute; Then add the baby corn and the asparagus; Stir fry for 30 seconds, then add the fish sauce and water, bring the mixture to the boil, cover and cook over high heat for 2 minutes.
- Then add the broccoli and Chinese leaves together with the oyster sauce, sugar and salt; Continue cooking over high heat for 3 minutes or until the vegetables are cooked.
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"I said oh my what a marvelous tune. It was the best night never would forget how he moved. The whole place was dressed to the nines and we were dancing like we're made of starlight."
"Ooh, ooh, he's talking crazy. Ooh, ooh, dancing with me. Ooh, ooh, we could get married. Have ten kids and teach them how to dream......"
"Like we're made of starlight, starlight. Like we dream impossible dreams. Like starlight, starlight. Don't you see the starlight, starlight? Don't you dream impossible things?"
These are my favorite lines of Starlight by Taylor swift. I dunno why, but they mean something to me. They make me feel like jumping and running wild, being free. They make me feel special. And I really have no idea why. All of her songs are amazing and make me feel this way because they are just brilliant! But this one especially this one.


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Local leaders Jim King, Cheri Karch, Cliff King, and Gerry McKenna were honored with the Quality of Life Leadership Award at the Saint Michael's Foundation 21th Annual Community Leadership Celebration on Saturday, May 3. The Quality of Life Leadership Award is offered annually in recognition of leaders that significantly impact the lives of others.
"Each one of this year's honorees has made such an impact on our community," shared Angie Heuck, Saint Michael's Foundation Director. "They each lead by example. Anyone who has worked or volunteered beside these four will be inspired to work together to make our community a better place."
Saint Michael's Foundation raises funds for programs and services geared to enhance the quality of health care services patients and families served by Ministry Saint Michael's Hospital and Ministry Medical Group. Funds are used to establish new programs and initiatives, purchase clinical equipment and provide health-related educational support.
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