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Lets Run It Back, All Female Celebrity Football Team, Starting 11 On Defense
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So yesterday I did starting 11 on Offense. Lets run this shit back. Starting Defense, Place at the table!
*Remember, no athletes, so everyone telling me I should have Holly Mangold on the team, stop. (Also, Artist Integrity, Maroney doesn't count as an athlete. Her "sport" is once every 4 years, whatever)
Defensive Tackle -Adele
I was this close to running a 3-4 and having Adele be my Nose Tackle ala Vince Wilfork. Takes up blockers, immovable, can get up field, the works. Questions about her stamina though prevented me from doing this, you know, because she's obese.
Defensive Tackle – Queen Latifah
Size, speed, Cellulite. These are the things I look for in my Defensive Tackle
Defensive End – Beyonce
I'm running a 4-3 with athletic ends to get pressure on the QB. Beyonce is my Julius Peppers. Freak of nature. Demands a double team. Also, every team needs a high priced diva right?
Defensive End – Nicki Minaj
Short? Yes. Big Ass? Also yes. But guess what, you just described Dwight Freeney. Also, I found a picture of her in pads to help convince you this pick makes sense. Lipstick on a Pig right there.
OLB – Sable
Show me one person in our age group that didn't masturbate to Sable when she was on the cover of Playboy in 1999 and I will show you a liar. Probably my best athlete on the field.
MLB – Jessica Biel
Need a QB of the defense. She has smarts. She has end to end speed. Maybe not the toughest, but my other linebackers pick up the slack in that department
OLB – Pink
Think she officially has a penis. Kind of a no brainer?
CB – McKayla Maroney
When will you be EIGHTEEN?!?!?!?
CB – Lisa Left Eye Lopes (RIP)
Probably the best pick on the entire team. Yeah she's dead but guess what, this is a hypothetical, so dead people count. Lisa will be my star Cornerback who gets caught with a gun, driving high, going 170 mph 2 days before the playoffs. We'll still play her though. Maybe sit her for the first series to "Send a Message"
Free Safety – Madonna
Ball Hawking. Patrolling the entire field. Perfect Free Safety. Also like pink, 99% sure she has grown a penis.
Strong Safety – Lil Kim
Close your eyes. Imagine the perfect Free Safety absolutely Crushing the run. Blitzing from 20 yards deep and making bone crunching tackles. Open your eyes. It was Lil Kim wasn't it? I knew it.
Kicker – Anne Hathaway
Everyone hates kicker. Everyone hates Anne Hathaway. Just look at her face. That's a fucking kicker if Ive ever seen one.
Coach – Hillary
Absolute no brainer. Most disciplined team in the league. Also, Bill can get his fuck on in the locker room.
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Kentucky Derby 2010: Homeboykris 50 to 1 Derby Picks
Kentucky Derby 2010 Homeboykris 50 to 1 Derby Picks: Homeboykris will definitely be one of the underdogs competing in the 2010 Kentucky Derby. Go to SPORTSBOOK.com to get all of the current betting odds on all of your Kentucky Derby favorites .
50 to 1 odds underdog, Homeboykris (Roman Ruler – One Last Salute by Salutely) will need to be at his best if he's going to come close to the contenders in the 136th Kentucky Derby. Son of Roman Ruler , the colt has been winless in 2010 and hasn't raced since his February start in the Allowance in which he finished 2nd. Bred in Maryland, Homeboykris's higher percentage owner, Louis Lazzinnaro is still very hopeful.
KentuckyDerby.com is stating on Homeboykris' pedigree, "Interestingly, Homeboykris' dam is inbred to the all time great Ribot, a profound source of stamina. Although Homeboykris' family has been undistinguished in recent decades, further back, the female line was a notable one in the first half of the 20th century, producing champions Maud Muller and Lavender Hill and handicap stalwart Mount Marcy."
However, it seems that Homeboykris is showing promise during practice. Trainer Rick Dutrow opted to postpone prepping for the Derby for a couple of days due to the wet weather but got out there to the Churchill Downs track after Wednesday's break. He sent the colt out for a half mile and was pleased with the 5/8 in 1:02:06 that he galloped. Although, jockey Julien Leparoux accompanied Homeboykris in practice, it'll be Ramon Dominguez who will be riding the colt on May 1st in the Run for the Roses.
"We know we're scuffling to get there and not the player in this race," Rick Dutrow said after practice. "We're just going to play defense, sit back, and try to pick up as many horses as we can. We're be on Cloud 9 if we could pick up a check."
Online racebook SPORTSBOOK.com has posted horse racing betting odds to win the Kentucky Derby 2010:
1st – Lookin At Lucky 4-1
2nd – Ice Box 10-1
3rd – Noble's Promise 12-1
4th – Super Saver 15-1
5th – Line of David 30-1
6th – Stately Victor 30-1
7th – American Lion 30-1
8th – Dean's Kitten 50-1
9th – Make Music For Me 50-1
10th – Paddy O'Prado 20-1
11th – Devil May Care 10-1
12th – Conveyance 12-1
13th – Jackson Bend 15-1
14th – Mission Impazible 20-1
15th – Discreetly Mine 30-1
16th – Awesome Act 10-1
17th – Dublin 12-1
18th – Backtalk 50-1
19th – Homeboykris 50-1
20th – Sidney's Candy 6-1

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A little politician's porkie, there, since the media is the whole and entire point of his visits during this campaign. Getting on to the local news is what matters, and a spot of coverage in the local press probably doesn't hurt either. He was surrounded by men in beards. That was the big idea.
We got inside the mosque. It looked, well, very much like a mosque without any decorations. "This is very impressive." the Tory leader said. "I find that with every project like this there is always one person who was the driving force. Is he a local businessman?"
He was told he was the contractor. "Excellent!" We headed for the minaret. Mr Howard was urged to climb it, and, presumably, summon the faithful to vote. He communed with the city.
"There is a magnificent view of Birmingham," he declared. As a former resident of the fabled city on the river Chad, I felt able to explain that the best view of Birmingham was in the middle of the night. He disagreed. "It looks splendid," he said, "with lots of green spaces."
Silly of me to expect him to criticise Brum. To the Tories - and this is his fourth visit since becoming leader - it is Ground Zero in multicultural Britain. Here, in one convenient space, a mere 30 minutes' helicopter ride from London, is just about every ethnic minority in the world, never mind this country. He was here to demonstrate the new caring, sharing, egalitarian, cuddly, diverse - not politically correct, of course, but politically super Tory party.
A spot of chaos occurred. The contractor turned up and started to complain that there were too many of us, and we weren't wearing hard hats. He seemed quite agitated. "Too many of us!" exhaled Mr Howard. "We really are very sorry.
"Tell me, I gather you are the contractor who has been the driving force behind this new mosque. I would like to congratulate you on all you have achieved!"
The contractor, Mr Najil, seemed mollified. A local Tory came up to me and said: "He's just making trouble. His uncle is a Labour candidate."
A Tory agent, Naweed Khan, 24, a recent Cambridge graduate of whom we will hear more, explained to us that Islam stands for the free market. That was why Muslims were switching from Labour to the Tories.
We went into the streets. An elderly black man approached Mr Howard and said: "I have seen you on television, but I never dreamed I would get so close to you."
"I am very pleased. To be close. To you," said Mr Howard, in the only faintly sinister moment of the day. We hacks overdo the Dracula bit terribly; when he's relaxed he's affable and easy-going, and only occasionally scary. A beautiful young woman in an orange sari made the mistake of opening her front door. She saw what was in front of it and reeled away in horror.
Too late! Foot in the door Tories held it open as the press pack descended upon the wretched voter. "You're meeting a future prime minister!" someone shouted at her, but at last she managed to close the door.
In a Bengali grocery store - exotic fruits, spices and Walkers crisps - the newspaper on sale had a picture of Tony Blair looking ghastly and ghostly. I asked someone to translate. They seemed embarrassed. "It says, 'Tony Blair is a liar'," I was told. I decided not to pass on this nugget. We would only hear it again today at prime minister's questions.
We moved on to a Christian centre in Aston. In these parts, "Christian" translates as "black". The building was under the shadow of the immense HP Sauce works. This is dominated by a brown tower, the shape of a vast bottle without a neck. You half expect the hand of God to reach down, pick it up, and shake out the last drops.
"For those seeking the answers of life," said a placard outside. No doubt that is why Mr Howard's chat was in private. He wants to stop Labour hearing them. (We were told later it was about how the community is trying to fight gun crime, a serious problem in those parts.)
Then, keeping to the theme of condiments, we went on to the Custard Factory, where they used to make Bird's custard, but which is now an arts centre, meeting hall and home to trendy shops.
Here there was a march past of 70 Tory council candidates, designed to show how many were from ethnic minorities. All these were lined up on the front row, except for the ones who stood on the raised bit at the back. The front row of the audience was entirely made up of ethnic minorities: Pakistanis, Indians, Sikhs, Afro-Caribbeans, Rastafarians and Chinese.
One of the candidates was a white girl, no doubt allowed to speak because she was only 22. "As a teenager under Tony Blair, we were restricted by red tape!" she announced, in a Brummie accent so thick you could have poured custard over it and served it for dessert.
"We are the lost generation! Why do I choose to spend my evenings distributing leaflets and knocking on doors? Because I care. It's about caring. It's your heart breaking when you see a woman in a tower block getting high just inhaling the fumes in the entrance!"
I reflected, not for the first time, how much the Tory party has changed - or would like to think it has changed.
Mr Howard paid tribute to the candidates. "They are all Conservatives, they are all Brummies, and they are all British!" he declared, though I have to say that the majority, still white, still mostly middle-aged and middle-class, looked as if they would marginally rather be called paedophiles than Brummies, with its suggestion of oily-fingered metalworkers.
Then on, not to the Bisto Buildings, but to the Motor Show, where he met Jenson Button, and saw the armour-plated Rover which is about to be delivered to Tony Blair. He tried it out for leg room.


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Thompson touted as Socceroos' saviour
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A red-hot Archie Thompson is looming as the Socceroos' wildcard for World Cup qualification.
While most of the Australian team is well known on the international scene, Socceroos assistant coach Graham Arnold believes the lightning quick Melbourne Victory A-League striker may slip under Uruguay's radar for the two-legged World Cup playoff next month.
"You want to hope that he can be a wildcard," Arnold said.
"I would imagine that Uruguay would know a lot about the (Mark) Viduka's and (John) Aloisi's, the Harry Kewell's and (Marco) Bresciano's, but one that might get under their scope is Archie.
"He's in excellent form at the moment, Melbourne Victory are benefiting from his confidence and his enthusiasm with the national team, so hopefully he will get under (the Uruguayans) scope."
The Socceroos play Uruguay on November 12 and 16 for a place in the 2006 World Cup finals in Germany.
While several of Australia's players set to feature in those games are returning from injury or struggling to find a place in the first team of their European clubs, Thompson, the only current Socceroo playing in the A-League, is blitzing defences in Australia.
His two-goal performance in Melbourne's 5-0 rout of Sydney FC at Olympic Park yesterday was indicative of a striker many believe would not look out of place playing in the top echelons of European football.
That effort came just days after he arrived back home from representing Australia in a friendly against Jamaica in London, a game in which Thompson started and scored in the 5-0 win.
In Australia's three games under coach Guus Hiddink, Thompson is now the only player to score in each match. In 15 games for the Socceroos Thompson has now scored 20 goals, including his record 13 against minnows American Samoa in 2001.
It's little wonder Hiddink is a fan.
"He's the type of modern-day striker that Guus Hiddink likes," Arnold said.
"And he proved against Jamaica his quality, he played very well, took his goal very nicely, and blended in to the system very well."
Sydney FC keeper Clint Bolton saw up close on Sunday what damage Thompson can inflict on an opposition defence.
Bolton, a former Socceroo keeper picked in Hiddink's train-on squad last month, believes even if Kewell is fit for the playoffs, Thompson deserves his place in Australia's starting XI.
"I thought against Jamaica he was the best player on the park," Bolton said.
"I think he's in the sort of form which should warrant a start in the side. I don't know if anyone else in that Aussie team can attest to be playing as well as he is at the moment.
"And I think the way Guus is handling things at the moment, he will start.
"I think (Hiddink) is playing players that are in form, and he's not afraid to play the team that he thinks is playing the best football at the moment."
Arnold believes Thompson's settled home life is paying dividends on the field.
Thompson was playing with Belgian club Lierse last year when he decided to return to Australia and the A-League for family reasons.
He is well settled in Melbourne and his wife recently gave birth to the couple's first child.
"He's very happy, and a lot of players need to be happy off the field to be playing well on the field, and I'd say Archie is that kind of person," Arnold said.
"He seems very happy and content with himself at the moment, and you're seeing that getting delivered on the field."
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I bought a Classic Auto Air AC system for the stroked 440 in my '69 Bee. The stock AC belts are too long because the new pump is slightly closer to the alternator.Do you have any advice on getting belts that will fit? I asked Classic Auto Air when I bought the system. They said they couldn't tell me.Thanks.
do you feel like cutting one of the old belts???move the alternator all the way IN.. slip one of the old belts over the crank alternator and compressor pulley..if you cut the belt .. and use a hose clamp to hold the 2 ends in an overlap.. you can adjust the belt length to fit so it just barely can be slipped across the largest pulley usually last.. you can now.. mark the length of the belt on the top . and lay it out to measure it for exact length in inches and fractions of an inch.. the parts store belts have measurements printed on the sleeve... most parts stores have a belt measuring device.. you you can slip you cut belt with the hose clamps over it and find the direct fit..the idea of moving the alternator in to the minimum adjustment is the trick.. if you can find a belt that SLIPS ONTO the pulleys.. when you move the alternator out.. the belt will be right... i am talking about getting it installed.. not riding in the bottom of the grooves..if you want to verify it.. you can move the alternator out about 1/2 to 3/4 of the way.. and check the length of the belt when its installed..hope this helps... the actual belt numbers come close to the actual length of the belts.. there is some variations depending on the brand... the original length belt might be Part Number: 15610 this belt is 61.0 inches long when measured around the top surface.. and is width group 15.. so if you wanted to go shorter.. an inch shorter would be a 15600... 2 inches shorter would be a 15590.. see where i am going...edit... i put 60 inches long for a 15610.. i corrected it to read 61.. there are several variations in belt numbering.. 7610 is the close to the same size. as would be a 61015.. just switched numbers ..you can with the hose clamped belt also try the adjustment.. you can overlap the belt top and bottom or top to top.. or grind one side flat on the bench grinder
Thanks for the good idea / info. I appreciate it.


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Sugar Cravings after My Ketosis Experiment
I started my ketosis experiment 17 days ago and explained why and how I was doing it in this blog post. Then I updated you on day 5 of the experiment and told you how awful I was feeling in this post. Then 1 day later (on day 6 of the experiment) I gave up the quest due to fatigue, severe mood issues, etc. and explained exactly how I was feeling in this post. I've since been told by various … Continue reading


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Villa Romana Hotel & Spa, Minori
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast and WiFi
Main amenities
- 55 guestrooms
- Near the beach
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Seasonal outdoor pool
- Self parking
- Airport shuttle
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Garden
- Front desk safe
- Meeting room
- Concierge services
For families
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
- Television
- Free toiletries
What's around
- On the waterfront
- Roman Villa (0.1 mi / 0.2 km)
- Villa Rufolo (1.4 mi / 2.2 km)
- Cathedral of Amalfi (2.7 mi / 4.4 km)
- Municipal Museum of Amalfi (2.7 mi / 4.4 km)
- Ancient Arsenals of the Amalfi Republic (2.8 mi / 4.6 km)
Villa Romana Hotel & Spa, Minori
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $72
- Triple Room
- Classic Double Room
- Family Room (Classic)
- Quadruple Room
- Superior Double Room
- Standard Double or Twin Room
- Apartment, 1 Bedroom
- Triple Room
- Economy Double Room
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- Family Room (Standard)
- Standard Double Room
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 55 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-in
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available 24 hours) *
- Self parking *
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In the hotel
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Poolside bar
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Garden
- Accessible bathroom
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Bidet
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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- Hotel Villa Romana
- Hotel Villa Romana Minori
- Villa Romana Hotel
- Villa Romana Minori
- Villa Romana Hotel Minori
- Villa Romana Hotel & Spa Minori Italy - Amalfi Coast
- Villa Romana Hotel Spa
All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
A tax is imposed by the city and collected at the property in cash. The tax does not apply to stays from January 10th to March 31st and from November 6th to December 21st. Guests exempted from this tax include children under 11 years of age. Please note that further exemptions may apply. For further details, please contact the property using the information contained in the confirmation received after booking.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.50 per person, per night, up to 5 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 11 years of age.
Optional extras
Self parking costs EUR 20 per night
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 15 per night
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 120 per vehicle (one-way)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.3 /5 from 100 reviews
Stayed in the hotel Villa Romana for 5 nights, very good hotel. We had 4 th floor room with a balcony and pool view, very quiet, with a view to pool, mountains, town and even sea view far behind. Room was spacious with a good and quiet conditioner, very good mattress. Free good Wi-Fi everywhere, never had problems. Location – as the town is very small you can reach anything in this town walking from hotel and everything is very close. Beach is very close, you walk like 300 steps. There you can buy a sunbed for 4 euro or accommodate yourself in public area for free. Big plus that the town is not on hills so no need to climb anywhere, very quiet with good restaurants and very nice beach life. Close to Amalfi – by bus or boat, 10 minutes. Breakfast was very good with lots of cold cuts, veggies, yogurts, cereals, cakes. The only complain is that coffee was not good which is strange for Italy. They provide dinner also but never tried as there are so many restaurants around. Stuff is very helpful, they booked Capri excursion for us and restarants. Special thanks to Vasilij who works in swimming pool area and who helped us a lot when by husband cut his foot, he also helped us with some strange bad odor on our room. Very nice helpful person.
I had an absolutely lovely time. A very short walk to the beach, bus stop, and ferry. Beautiful views from the beach, and lots of little easy cafes to grab a bite.
Great place to stay rooms were spacious and very clean. The staff was extremely helpful. Two blocks to the center of town and the beach definitely very convenient with great shops and restaurants on the strip.
This hotel doesn't deserve to have even 2 stars. AC didn't work ( temperature in my room was over 30 degrees Celsius), something leaked in our room and ruined our clothes and some guests next door were drinking and fighting at 1AM when I asked the manager to do something about it he said that everything is ok and looked at me like I have too high expectations. It was so bad and so scary that I decided to call carabinieri. If you want enjoy that region, please stay away from this hotel
Our stay was very nice. The hotel is just what we needed. Staff could have been a little friendlier but overall a great stay.
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RBVL Ramps Up For Opening Day
The final Rockaway Beach Volleyball League pre-season meeting was held on Wednesday, April 22 and that's when the hard work began for the RBVL committee. 59 out of 60 teams returned from last season, leaving only one spot open for the many teams on the waiting list.
After lengthy deliberation, the committee chose to admit all nine squads who were anxiously awaiting news of their fate. This decision was made with much trepidation. More equipment must be purchased; more referees have to be found, nets will have to be set up much further down on the beach.
All the new players assured RBVL President Patty Moule that they would do whatever it took to help the season run smoothly. They all volunteered in advance to help in any way that was needed on and off the beach. That same spirit will be needed from all the veterans as well. Your league has become the place to be during the summer in Rockaway.
Remember that has happened primarily because of great camaraderie and sportsmanship more than great bumps, sets and spikes, although they are nice, too.
Because of the enormous task of running this large mass of humanity out there every week, the league is now officially capped.
There will be no further expansion in upcoming years, which means there no longer is a waiting list. If you are not on a team and you are looking to play, you should make a friend, date a current player or maybe even think about marrying into the league.
The 2010 season will feature 8 different divisions with varying levels of skill. Look for 2009 champs, Sugar Bowl, Flip Cup All-Stars, Brooklyn Windows and Doors, the Bay House Babes, 3rd and Long NYC, Sets on the Beach, Coral Reefers and Atlantic Service Sand Storm to come back and defend their titles with runners-up, Freedhands, Big Mahooshkas, Sand Spikers, JG Electric, the Snotty Yachties, Average Joe's, Bad News Bears and Last Call nipping at their heels.
You can mark a few additional special dates on your calendars already. Wednesday, May26 will be the first night of volleyball at the beach. It will be a practice night for all and uniforms and schedules will be given out at that time. Hopefully, the weather will cooperate as it did last year. Wednesday, June 2 will be opening day and play will continue every Wednesday until August 14.
On Saturday, August 14, the league championships will be played – keep your schedules clear.
Every year it's a blast! Finally, it's never too early to plan for the RBVL Awards Dinner. By popular demand, this year's celebration will be moved from September to August, a week or so after the playoffs (The tentative date is August 20). Details will follow shortly.
Prospective new referees are always welcome and can contact the league officers via the website.
You do not need to be a certified ref to work in the RBVL. In fact, many refs have been quite successful with a strong playing background (college and high school) and limited referee experience.
Remember, the RBVL is now on Facebook but unfortunately we don't twitter. It will only be a short few weeks before opening day arrives and there is still much to be done beforehand. If you have any questions before the meeting please call Patty Moule on her cell phone, 917-613-0908.
Call between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m. See you on the beach.
1 Freedhand's
2 Sugar Bowl
3 Sullivan and Galleshaw
4 Flip-Cup All-Stars
1 Fillmore Insurance
2 Coppersmiths
3 Big Mahooshkas
4 Casino Auto Towing
5 Jameson's
6 Dig This
7 Brooklyn Window&Door
8 Sand Spikers
1 The Cabana Long Beach,NY
2 Safe Sets
3 Federation
4 Wharf Rats
5 Healy's Ratpack
6 Connolly's
7 Bay House Babes
8 JG Electric
1 Keane Inc.
2 Land Sharks
3 Beach House
4 Ocean 12
5 3rd and Long NYC
6 Kerry Hills Pub
7 Snotty Yachty
8 It's 5 O'Clock Somewhere
1 Miley Home Improvement
2 It's All Good Tees
3 Blackwater Cheese Fries
4 Breakaways
5 Boarders Surf Shop
6 Bayview
7 Average Joes
8 Sets on the Beach
9 Irish Circle Screaming
10 Rivera Raiders
1 Harbor Light
2 Rathbones
3 A Night Out
4 Coastal Real Estate
5 Le Greann
6 Chico's Bail Bonds
7 Happy Hour
8 Beach Bums
9 Simba's Pride
10 IFMA's
1 Simon Says Sea Bar
2 Robin Shapiro Realty Island
3 Bungalow Bar Flies
4 Suns of Beaches
5 Sands Point PT
6 Sal's Auto Sandstorm
7 Atlantic Service Sandsharks
8 Arverne Avengers
1 Last Call
2 Big EZ
3 The Social Yachties
4 Beach Orphans
5 Rockaway Breakers
6 Grassy Point Wii not Fit
7 Team Margarita
8 The Odd Couples
9 Comeback Cats
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Just recently I ve been having issues with hot restarts and ignition issues when running for more than 15, 20 mins.
The car just started acting up on my way home and was miss firing and reading slightly lean 15-16. Sounds like ignition break down but the lean has got me (have yet to check the injector resistances)
Turned the car off in the driveway and ran inside to grab a spray bottle. Started it up and suprisingly it was running fine again. I sprayed the wires and coils regardless. Suprise suprise my wires are leaking voltage around my msd coils and metal valve cover on the front bank of cylinders.
Now the troubling part, These wires are maybe 10000-15000kms at most. They are the fourseason tuning wires (figured they would have been quality)
Is there anything I can do to cover the wires to better prevent the voltage leaking? I figure I'll dielectric grease the boot ends at the coil pack to help their but as for the wires.....?


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Sophomore guard Jimmy Gray's only basket of the game led the Bearcats to a 70-69 victory over Manhattan on Dec. 11.
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Men's basketball snaps skid with victory at Manhattan
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In front of a boisterous pro-Binghamton crowd on the road, sophomore guard Jimmy Gray hit the game-winning shot with 4.5 seconds left to give the Bearcats (2-6) a riveting 70-69 win over Manhattan (2-8) on Dec. 11 from Draddy Gymnasium in Riverdale.
The Jaspers were off the mark with a contested three-pointer at the buzzer, allowing Binghamton to snap a six-game losing skid and delight more than 300 faithful alumni and fans in attendance.
Trailing 69-68 in the closing seconds, reserve guard Gray broke for the basket behind a back screen from senior forward Mahamoud Jabbi, took a pass from senior forward Greer Wright over the top of the defense and while in mid-air, converted the eight-footer off the backboard. The Bearcats, who hadn't scored in more than three minutes, earned the final possession when the Jaspers turned it over with 7.1 seconds left on an errant inbound pass. After a Binghamton timeout and with the defense keying on leading scorer Wright, the play went to Gray, who delivered on his only field goal of the game.
"We ran a misdirection play drawn up on our bench and it worked," head coach Mark Macon said of the final play.
Jabbi sparked an 18-4 run midway through the second half with two three-pointers and Binghamton led 68-62 on a Wright jam with 3:12 remaining. But Manhattan scored seven straight points and seemed poised to sneak out the win until the turnover and ensuing heroics from Gray, who scored a career-high 18 points in the loss to Hofstra three days earlier and is quickly gaining confidence on the floor.
Jabbi hit 8-of-10 from the floor, including 4-of-6 three-pointers, and matched his career-high with the 20 points. He entered the game having made just two three-pointers in his first 38 career games at Binghamton.
Senior forward Moussa Camara drilled 5-of-8 three-pointers en route to a 17-point performance. The five treys tied his career high. Wright and sophomore forward Taylor Johnston added nine points apiece and guard Chretien Lukusa chipped in seven points and a career-high eight assists.
Binghamton hit 13-of-30 three-pointers and shot 49 percent for the game.
"We're happy to get the win and we needed it," Macon said. "Now we need to make winning a habit. A lot of guys hit shots so that was nice to see. Moussa was due ... he's been working hard and the shots finally started to fall for him. We are turning the page now and moving on to Cornell."
A fast-paced first half gave the Bearcats a season-high midway output of 39 points, but Manhattan's 13-of-15 free throws gave the hosts a 44-39 lead at the break. The Jaspers withstood nine Binghamton three-pointers - four by Camara - and used a wide rebound margin and a pair of 7-0 runs to forge the five-point advantage. Jabbi scored seven of the Bearcats' first 10 points out of the gate and Johnston matched his career high with nine points in the opening 20 minutes.


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some bull **** *** Refs...Bul **** Techs, bull **** all around.
and yes, we are getting out-played in the paint...up until the 3rd we was in this ****. what happened?
these refs are on this **** like white on rice
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some bull **** *** Refs...Bul **** Techs, bull **** all around.
and yes, we are getting out-played in the paint...up until the 3rd we was in this ****. what happened?
these refs are on this **** like white on rice
I found it appropriate that MSG was airing older games prior to this one. You still can't get used to the disparity in number of whistles in games separated by only 15 years.
I just got T'ed while writing this post. Schucks.
I saw Zach Randolph argue, nothing happened. Rudy argued about a call, nothing happened...
no conspiracies, i say again, no conspiracies.
just skewed officiating.
logged into the NBA's Audio League Pass, apparently free for NBA All-Access Members. Like me ;)
(gotta do what ya gotta when you're out of market)
we got owned.
Kind of like being a bully, whip that *** on cupcakes. The Memphis Game showed me what could happen if the opposing Team decides to assert their Will.
Still glad we play defense now, hope that Schump brings some of his edge on the Defensive side of the court...Amar'e. well I just hope he can contribute down low with his presence in the paint.
Coach 'em up Woodson !!!
Go Knicks !
Ouch. Too much tryptophan I presume.
Oh well, get 'em back from a long road trip and wind up for another good run.
ahhh damn !!!
Welp, i sure hope this isn't what u come to expect from a Melo lead team.. I say that , meaning a team that can only play superior defense for stretches, and then fade when they think there top dogs or right around top dogs for awhile and then back on and back off..etc
I don't care what anyone says, Tyson Chandler has alot of lazy play on the court as well.. He was great against the Nets, but if u watch em consistently, u will see at least a dozen plays where he could of made a diffrence if he only did the little things like put his arms up to contest a shot(example).. I honestly don't believe he should of WON DPOY last yr either.. But i'm in minority on that around here, but i'm sticking to it.. He could do more in my opinion...
Either way , there getting complacent and giving up way to many points, yet again.. This is why Marcus Camby was brought in.. But we had a stretch where we played good D and scored early on, so Woodson bought in, and camby was offically benched.. Maybe now he'll start giving em some run, because we got plenty of guys who can score or distribute.. I don't care what Rasheed Wallace does, Camby should be ahead of him on the depth chart.. Camby needs Minutes to start 2 show what kinda factor he can be... He really effects teams offenses, and thats what we need more then anything..
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The Song of the Volga Boatmen
1902 record by Feodor Chaliapin
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The "Song of the Volga Boatmen" (known in Russian as Эй, ухнем! [Ey, ukhnem!, "yo, heave-ho!"], after the refrain) is a well-known traditional Russian song collected by Mily Balakirev, and published in his book of folk songs in 1866.[1] It was sung by burlaks, or barge-haulers, on the Volga River. Balakirev published it with only one verse (the first). The other two verses were added at a later date. Ilya Repin's famous painting, Barge Haulers on the Volga, depicts such burlaks in Tsarist Russia toiling along the Volga.
The song was popularised by Feodor Chaliapin, and has been a favourite concert piece of bass singers ever since. Glenn Miller's jazz arrangement took the song to #1 in the US charts in 1941. Russian composer Alexander Glazunov based one of the themes of his symphonic poem "Stenka Razin" on the song. Spanish composer Manuel De Falla wrote an arrangement of the song, which was published under the name Canto de los remeros del Volga (del cancionero musical ruso) in 1922.[2] He did so at the behest of diplomat Ricardo Baeza, who was working with the League of Nations to provide financial relief for the more than two million Russian refugees who had been displaced and imprisoned during World War I.[2] All proceeds from the song's publication were donated to this effort.[2] Igor Stravinsky made an arrangement for orchestra.
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Modern popular culture[edit]
The song, or at least the tune, was popularized in the mid-20th Century through an instrumental jazz version played by the Glenn Miller Band.[3] Glenn Miller released the song as an RCA Bluebird 78 single, B-11029-A, in 1941 in a swing jazz arrangement which reached no. 1 on the Billboard pop singles chart in a 10-week chart run.[4] Not in copyright, the song was not subject to the 1941 ASCAP boycott, allowing for more radio play that year.[5]
In the 2001 film Shrek, the tune of the song is hummed by the dwarves as they are being led away in chains.
The tune of the song can be heard around 2:55 minutes in the song "The Stroke" by Billy Squier.
A translated vocal version was sung by Paul Robeson.
The Boston Pops Orchestra conducted by Arthur Fiedler recorded a Glazunov arrangement of the tune in New York City on June 30, 1937.
The tune was also incorporated in the cartoon Goofy Gymnastics in 1949.
The tune was also used by Dickie Goodman in his 1959 novelty hit "Russian Bandstand."
The Swedish jazz pianist Jan Johansson arranged an instrumental version for jazz trio (Pråmdragarnas sång vid Volga) on his album "Jazz På Ryska"(1967).[6]
A piece by Gramatik (Denis Jasarevic), 'The Swing of Justice' (2014) reuses the Glenn Miller piece.[7]
The memorable tune of The Song of the Volga Boatmen has led to its common usage in many musical situations, particularly as background music, often with the theme of unremitting toil (or, alternatively, devotion to duty). Some uses, particularly those portending doom or despair, employ only the iconic four-note beginning; others go so far as to add new, often wryly humorous, lyrics, such as the "Birthday Dirge".[8] Some usages only acknowledge the tune's Russian heritage; very few use the original lyrics (for instance its use as the introductory theme of the Soviet boxer, Soda Popinski, in Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!).
The song is used as the theme of the Russian civilization in the seminal computer game series Civilization, including the original game and its sequels Civilization II and Civilization IV.
In A Troll in Central Park, a minor character sings "I'm a bad troll, a very bad troll!" to the tune of "Ey, ukhnem".
In Team Fortress 2, a popular multiplayer first-person shooter created by video game developer Valve Corporation, the character Heavy can be heard singing the song at times. [9][10]
The song was used in the film Lord of War when Yuri is in Ukraine purchasing Soviet military hardware from his uncle after the breakup of the USSR.[11]
The Fremantle Football Club of the Australian Football League based their inaugural club song on the tune, used between 1995 and 2011.
The tune of the song featured in Tetris: Axis for Nintendo 3DS.
An 8-bit rendition of the tune is played in Pipe Mania for NES whenever a level is failed, or the game is over.
The Gainesville, Florida rock band The Vulgar Boatmen were named as a play on the original term.
Peter Schickele used the tune for the subject of a fugue called "Fuga Vulgaris" in P.D.Q. Bach's Toot Suite for Calliope four hands.
See also[edit]
- ^ Fuld, James J. (2000). The book of world-famous music: classical, popular, and folk. Courier Dover. p. 520.
- ^ a b c Hess, Carol A. Sacred Passions: The Life and Music of Manuel de Falla, Oxford University Press, 2005, p. 134. ISBN 0-19-514561-5.
- ^ YouTube: The Song of the Volga Boatmen.
- ^ Hoffmann, Frank (May 23, 2016). Chronology of American Popular Music, 1900-2000. London; New York: Routledge. p. 93. ISBN 978-0-415-97715-9. Retrieved 12 December 2016.
- ^ Gilliland, John (1994). Pop Chronicles the 40s: The Lively Story of Pop Music in the 40s (audiobook). ISBN 978-1-55935-147-8. OCLC 31611854. Tape 2, side B.
- ^ http://www.janjohansson.org/jpr.html
- ^ "Gramatik - The Swing Of Justice". Retrieved 2015-05-14.
- ^ The Birthday Dirge.
- ^ http://www.tf2sounds.com/1793#q%3Dsing
- ^ http://www.tf2sounds.com/475#q%3Dsing
- ^ Niccol, Andrew (2005-09-16), Lord of War, retrieved 2016-05-28
External links[edit]
- YouTube: Song of the Volga Boatmen — sung in the tradition of Chaliapin by Leonid Kharitonov with the Alexandrov Ensemble, 1965.
- YouTube: Song of the Volga Boatmen — Paul Robeson.
- YouTube: Song of the Volga Boatmen — Glenn Miller and his orchestra.
- YouTube: Song of the Volga Boatmen — translated Chinese version performed by the Male Choir of the People's Armed Police.
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"Frenesi" by Artie Shaw and His Orchestra
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(Glenn Miller and His Orchestra version)
March 15, 1941 (one week)
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ONTARIO - After years of old-fashioned letters, the students at Ray Wiltsey Middle School took being pen pals to a new level this week. As dozens of students sat with their orchestra instruments in the school's music room, an image of Principal Bill Corrette appeared, projected on the classroom's whiteboard.
"Hi, guys," Corrette said. "We want to share our culture with you."
He was replaced by the image of Stephen Githumbi, the executive director of Providence Children's Home, a school and orphanage outside Nairobi, Kenya, 11 time zones and 9,600 miles away.
"I want you to say `hi' in Kenyan language," Githumbi told the group of girls.
"Hamjambo!" they called out.
"We're going to play a song for you called `The William Tell Overture,' " Wiltsey music teacher Evan Berry said. "Our students also call it `The Horsey Song."'
Wiltsey students have been corresponding with the children in the orphanage for more than two years but Thursday was the first time the students came face to face, via a sometimes-shaky Internet connection.
Their greeting to their American counterparts didn't literally mean "hello" - "hamjambo" is actually Swahili for "Are you without troubles?" It's a loaded question for the Providence Children's Home: Most of the orphans at the school lost one or both parents to AIDS, according to Elvira Mburu Kagendo, who runs the orphanage.
Students discussed how they get to school, what they do in their free time and their different climates.
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Australians need to know that the Bali bombers will not escape punishment.
The laughter of the Indonesian terrorist known as Idris on learning he will not face charges over the 2002 Bali bombing arouses anger and outrage among Australians. It is righteous anger. It is an outrageous travesty of justice that a man who has confessed to his part in the bombings that killed more than 200 people, including 88 Australians, should escape accountability for his crimes because of a technicality. Idris' role in the attacks included teaching the suicide bomber who parked the explosives-laden van outside the Sari Club how to drive and to use a mobile telephone to trigger one of the bombs. But a ruling of Indonesia's newly instituted Constitutional Court has found the anti-terror law under which Idris was to be tried could not apply to the Bali bombings because the crimes were committed before it was passed. He has been sentenced to 10 years' jail over the bombing of the Marriott Hotel last August, but this is little satisfaction for those who lost loved ones in the Bali atrocity. Even worse is the fear that others accused over the bombing might also escape justice.
Prime Minister John Howard has pledged that the Government will do all it can to make sure this does not happen. In the two years since the Bali bombing, relations between Indonesia and Australia have generally been good. Australians have trusted Indonesian justice, and that confidence has largely been justified. As Federal Police Commissioner Mick Keelty points out, Indonesian police have performed well in stamping out terrorism, making many arrests and disrupting further planned terrorist attacks. It should also be acknowledged that Indonesia has been undergoing a difficult process of social and political reform. Despite the increase in some areas of religious fundamentalism, there is among ordinary Indonesians a great enthusiasm for democracy, as evidenced in this year's election turnout of about 70 per cent. There has also been a huge increase in press freedom, a reduction in the power of the military and a growing public demand for accountability and transparency in government. The Constitutional Court is part of Indonesia's transition to democratic government and an independent judiciary.
What is hard for Australians to accept, however, is why those involved in the bombing - especially those who have confessed - cannot be charged with the straightforward crimes of murder or conspiracy to murder. International legal experts have argued that the anti-terrorism law should not have been used in the Bali bombing cases. Australians should expect their Government to represent their interests in urging Indonesia to pursue justice for the victims of Bali to the full extent of the law. If justice is not achieved, there could be serious consequences for the relationship between Australia and its neighbour.


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I can't access the Security screen under Settings in Android 4.2.2.
I performed a system update to android 4.2.2 (from 4.2.1) on my rooted LG Nexus 4 - all went well, using Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper to preserve root. Everything works, except one thing. Pressing Settings -> Security gives me the message "Unfortunately, Settings has stopped" - pressing OK takes me out and back to the home screen. I can access all other screens under Settings.
As a further note, I performed the same system update on a rooted Nexus 7 and a rooted Nexus 10 - all without problems and I can access Settings -> Security.
Apps across all 3 devices are basically the same. Thinking it might be a misbehaving app, I reviewed permissions in the most suspect apps and uninstalled/reinstalled each of them one at a time to test my theory. No joy.
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Like the OP, I'm starting to consider my next-car purchase. Current plan is to buy a new Focus ST in a few years and keep the SVT as a winter car, but I'm really tempted to get a 07-09 MS3 for a year round DD. It would save a hell of a lot of money over the ST, and I have always had a thing for the Gen-1 MS3. Had a chance to drive the new ST and came away as impressed as I thought I would be, but haven't driven an MS3 yet.
To the OP, St. Louis doesn't get a whole lot of snow in winter does it? I bet a RWD car with a good set of winters, or possibly even all-seasons, may get you by. Also worth noting is that the Focus (and other hatchbacks) obviously offer more interior and cargo space, and while that may not be a necessity in a daily manner, having the ability to occasionally haul a large amount or awkwardly-shaped crap is very valuable. That said, good list! I'd take any one of those cars, (if they were given to me!)
I'd second this. I lived in a very snowy place and had a 5 series with no functional traction control and snow tires. RWD is not the major liability it was in the past. With traction control, it is actually a lot better in many snow situations and has the advantage of being a hell of a lot more fun to drive in non-snowy conditions.
But that's my .02. If I live in a place where it snows, I invest in snow tires because my life is precious to me. If you invest in snow tires, FWD vs RWD in a car with traction, stability and ABS becomes almost entirely irrelevant.
AWD is better in the snow though, so in my list, if snow performance was important I'd make RWD and FWD both black and AWD green.
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Jennifer Lawrence's Age Disparity In Movies Mocked By Funny Or Die
Jennifer Lawrence is a talented actress who has delivered fantastic performances in movies such as "Silver Linings Playbook" and "American Hustle."
But those flicks, and her latest movie "Joy," all have something else in common: the Oscar winner tends to play characters who are older, or who date people who are older, than she is.
This fact was mocked in a fake trailer by Funny Or Die released Thursday.
In the trailer, Lawrence is cast as an 89-year-old woman who has issues with her boyfriend, played by 80-year-old Donald Sutherland, and her great-grandson, portrayed by 72-year-old Robert De Niro.
It's a comment on the age disparity in a number of her films — all of them directed by David O. Russell.
Russell's latest flick "Joy" casts Lawrence as a 40-year-old mother who founds her own business. Their previous film together, "American Hustle," cast a 23-year-old Lawrence as the wife to the character played by 39-year-old Christian Bale.
Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper in "Silver Linings Playbook." (Photo: JoJo Whilden/The Weinstein Company via AP)
"Silver Linings Playbook," their first collaboration, had a then-22-year-old Lawrence playing a girlfriend opposite 37-year-old Bradley Cooper.
Lawrence is an outstanding actress who has impressed in almost everything in which she's starred.
But can't Hollywood cast a 40-something actress as a 40-something character?
Maggie Gyllenhaal. (Photo: AFP)
One can't help but be reminded of Maggie Gyllenhaal. Last year, she said she lost out on a part playing the love interest to a 55-year-old man because she's too old.
At 37.
Her story gave some credence to this Amy Schumer sketch, about actresses celebrating their "last f***able days" in Hollywood.
Lawrence, however, isn't done playing characters who are clearly older than she is.
The actress is on deck to play Robert De Niro's mother in an upcoming film, she told Live! With Kelly and Michael — and it's specifically because people give O. Russell "crap about me being too young for his parts."
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(NEW YORK) — All these years later, forensic scientists at the medical examiner's office in New York say they have identified the remains of a woman killed in the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks.
The 43-year-old woman's name will not be released, at her family's request.
These latest remains were recovered during the original excavation of the World Trade Center site and retested using the latest DNA technology.
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@tamu2009 he seems really humble and down to earth when interviewed. He seems to be representing Longview and all of his fans very well. Not all baseball players do that so easily nowadays.tamu2009 said:CHRIS DAVIS FTW. grew up with this kid and have seen him do so incredible things. I hope he wows America like he wowed our hometown of Longview TX when we were kids.


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The terrorist suspect Jack Roche failed in his only attempt to recruit for an Australian al-Qaeda cell before being ordered to abandon the plan by Indonesian cleric Abu Bakar Bashir, a court was told yesterday. Roche, 50, is on trial in Perth District Court for plotting to bomb the Israeli embassy in Canberra.
In earlier excerpts of a taped interview he gave to the Australian Federal Police, which were played to the jury, Roche named Bashir as the leader of South-East Asian terror network Jemaah Islamiah, which was blamed for the Bali bombing in 2002.
Bashir, who is facing tough anti-terrorism laws in Indonesia, has denied being the head of JI and also denied any links to terrorism.
During the AFP interview in 2002, Roche said Malaysian JI operative Hambali asked him to go to Afghanistan via Pakistan, to meet a sheik who turned out to be Osama bin Laden.
Roche said that in Afghanistan senior al-Qaeda men directed him to conduct surveillance on possible terrorist targets in Australia, and recruit up to three Muslims for a terrorist cell.
"I put out some feelers . . . It was a very difficult task . . ." Roche said on the tapes. "The general conclusion was that nobody in Australia was interested at all . . . I basically gave up after the first attempt with somebody."
Roche, who became a JI member in 1996, said he lost interest in his mission and tried to contact ASIO about his trip to Afghanistan when he was summoned to Indonesia by Bashir.
"And he said, 'Well, look, whatever Hambali's asked you to do, just carry on doing that . . . whatever it happens to be'," Roche said. "Whether he knew about it or not I don't know - Abu Bakar Bashir, that is."
But later, after JI's Australian leaders complained about Hambali's interference in their territory, Roche said Bashir contacted him again. "I got a telephone call from Abu Bakar Bashir telling me to just stop whatever I was doing," he said.
Roche said the last time he contacted ASIO "nobody seemed particularly interested in what was going on".
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House Republicans Say Obama Restrictions Spur Rising Gas Prices
U.S. House Republicans sought to link rising gasoline prices with President Barack Obama's restrictions on offshore drilling and denial of the Keystone XL pipeline from Canada, an argument rejected by Democrats.
The Obama administration lacks the power to stem the increase, Democratic lawmakers said, and an energy analyst said U.S. consumers should get accustomed to price swings at the pump driven by consumers outside the U.S.
Prices will "gyrate wildly" as demand increases in Asia and other emerging economies, Robert McNally, president of the Rapidan Group LLC, a Bethesda, Maryland-based energy research firm, said.
"There is no silver bullet for a short-term solution," he said, echoing words used by Obama in a Feb. 23 speech.
A House Energy and Commerce Committee panel hearing became a forum for debate between Republicans and Democrats over gas costs, which climbed for 27 straight days before a decline on March 5. Gas prices averaged $3.761 a gallon yesterday, according to AAA (3AGSREG), about 20 cents higher than a year earlier.
Representative Henry Waxman of California, senior Democrat on the full committee, said the U.S. should invest in clean power "to diversify and reduce our energy use" and uncouple the economy from fluctuations in oil prices.
The administration said today that Obama would seek expanded tax credits and community research grants to make alternative-energy cars and trucks more attractive to buyers.
Obama, in his State of the Union address in January, cited rising U.S. oil and gas production to show he is supporting an "all-of-the-above" energy policy.
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"None of America's pain at the pump should be self- inflicted, which is why we must do more to increase domestic and North American oil supplies," Upton said.
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ONTARIO -- A commercial aimed at drawing attention to the Set ONTario Free campaign cost the city $78,000 to produce.
The commercial, which featured baseball icon Tommy Lasorda, debuted last week during the State of the City event and has since created a lot of buzz for Ontario's effort to wrest control of L.A./Ontario International Airport away from Los Angeles.
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It has been a big week for football, raising fans' hopes for this season and beyond.
When Magpie fans sing Good old Collingwood forever, it is not only the celebration of victory that might irk rival supporters. There is a smug certainty about the future, as "forever" suggests, that smaller clubs such as the Western Bulldogs and Kangaroos, or even former powerhouses such as Melbourne and Richmond, simply lack. Only three of the 10 Victorian clubs, Collingwood, Carlton and Essendon, have not had to consider the prospect of merging, moving interstate or closing.
This week, in releasing the AFL's strategic plan for the next three years, AFL chief executive Andrew Demetriou ended that uncertainty by giving an "absolute commitment" to retaining "the 16 clubs where they are". Four months into the job, he has released a plan that says much about the philosophy and approach he brings to the AFL.
Although the clubs' places were secure until the AFL broadcast deal expired in 2006, few supporters would have anticipated such a promise from the league, whose leadership has for more than two decades held to the belief that having "too many Melbourne clubs" undermines financial viability.
Football is big business, but Demetriou appears to have a different take on how to maximise its viability and value. The value arises in the first place from the public love of football that club loyalties inspire; thus to lose any one of the 16 clubs is to lose an essential arm of the AFL business - along with an irreplaceable part of Australian tradition.
We welcome the preparedness to use the AFL's $5 million competitive balance fund not only to rescue clubs in emergencies but to help them be competitive. Yet two key questions do arise. How does the AFL ensure mediocrity is not rewarded, and how can it make such an open-ended commitment to all 16 clubs for all circumstances?
The easy answer to the second question is that it can't - the guarantee is unlikely to outlast Demetriou. As for the first issue, the AFL has protocols in place and scrutinises clubs' business plans, but the Melbourne Demons, for instance, show how difficult it can be to stop the rot at a poorly run club.
The other striking aspect of the plan is how aggressively the AFL intends to expand its markets and development programs. Even after a year in which AFL revenue exceeded $170 million, 11 of the 16 clubs reported profits in a collective $14 million turnaround, crowds increased by 4 per cent and television audiences were up by 10 per cent, Demetriou says: "Now is not the time to consolidate. Now is the time to put the pedal down."
One would expect the AFL to exploit its position of strength relative to rival codes, but Demetriou and AFL chairman Ron Evans want to go further. They are insisting that, when it comes to development programs in schools, "the Government has an obligation to support us financially to the extent that other sports such as soccer get". That won't be an easy argument to win, but the AFL's renewed commitment to football's community base won't harm its case.
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Not quite as warm here, but we have our share of warm weather. Nice pic.
Hi buddy, this quite common here in this part of the world, Most of the time we are at the extreme 50 plus.
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I got my wife a Galco Metropolitan gun purse and a Dallas Cowboys Jersey.
"I'd rather have my gun and not need it, than need it and not have it"
I got my bride a new broom,
couple of pots & pans,
can opener,
some cleaning supplies.
You know, the stuff she can really use, and use well.
she's getting a 230 lumen Ultra Fire
tix to a Hurricanes Game
magazines for her M&P40c
folding knife
wool hat
and new furniture for the bonus room.
Ritalin - So much easier than parenting.
Not too much (some clothes mostly). Times are tough this year.
My name is Frogman46 and I'm tougher than you.
I got my wife a 40" Flat Screen HDTV.
Before anyone says I got it for me, let me just say that we don't watch a lot of TV.
My wife wanted it for the same reason she wanted Direct TV: so she can watch as many football games as she can!!
No kidding. As big a football fan as I am, she watches more than I do. She goes through withdrawal when football season is over.
. . . and she practices with her Spyderco Delica and likes to shoot my guns, too. She's a keeper!!!
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Calendars (I got 2009)
both seasons of Heroes on DVD
Gloves and Hat
I can't remember what else.. it'll come to me, tomorrow morning
Yoda, I am, yes.
Well, we found out a few weeks ago that we are pregnant(our first), so I got her a weekend spa package that has prenatal massages and a pregnancy full body pillow. She also got roses and a trip to her favorite restaurant.
I'm pretty sure I got an AK and a GPS system for the car.
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"The natural progress of things is for liberty to yield, and government to gain ground."
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Well, our water heater (which we've had problems with for a long time) went out last Thursday night. Installed a new 50 gallon (with no leaks first time)Saturday. What a difference ! Wife is so happy with abundant hot (!) water that she said we could put a red ribbon on it and call it good.
And, yes, I didn't forget the stocking stuffers.
I got my lady a house. We close on the 29th. Buying a house around Christmas sure has made it a crazy time of year.
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Description/Responsibilities:Blue Grass Church is a large United Methodist congregation located in southwestern Indiana that is committed to raising up new leaders to serve the Church. Having dedicated a new, state of the art worship facility in May of this year, Blue Grass offers an exciting opportunity for a gifted and motivated worship arts student to gain practical, real world experience in leading youth and adults in passionate worship. (1) Lead worship in our blended, contemporary and youth services as part of a team; (2) Effectively organize and lead weekly rehearsals consisting of 10-15 volunteers; (3) assist in the creation and preparation of other audio/visual and lighting (AVL) elements, as able. The successful candidate will also participate in weekly worship planning, and staff meetings.
Requirements/Qualifications:Must demonstrate (1) A passion for Christ and the desire to lead others in His worship (2) Be able to read music (3) Be a current college student with a desire to gain experience in a nurturing environment (4) possess the poise to vocally lead a congregation (5) demonstrate good communication and organizational skills. Proficiency with guitar or keyboard is preferred but not required. A basic understanding of AVL equipment and familiarity with applications such as Planning Center, ProPresenter and Photoshop is a plus.
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Situated in Banbury, this inn is 15.1 mi (24.3 km) from Blenheim Palace and within 25 mi (40 km) of Bicester Village and Shakespeare Monument. Royal Shakespeare Theatre and Swan Theatre are also within 25 mi (40 km).
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A restaurant, a bar/lounge, and a meeting room are available at this inn. Free full breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include tour/ticket assistance.
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The inn offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
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- Total number of rooms - 4
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Onsite venue - This restaurant specializes in British cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
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born in Trenton, NJ, composed during the Modern period
As one of the first wave of American expatriates who flocked to Paris in the 1920s, Antheil associated with many of the most important cultural figures of the day, including William Butler Yeats, Ezra Pound, James Joyce, Pablo Picasso, and Igor Stravinsky. While in Europe, Antheil composed his most famous work, Ballet mécanique, a clangorous sonic essay requiring an extensive battery of percussion instruments including a siren, electric bells, airplane propellers, an alarm clock and eight grand pianos. It created a sensation at its initial performance in Paris (1926), but the work fell flat at its Carnegie Hall premiere in 1927, cementing Antheil's lasting reputation as the "Bad Boy of Music," a designation he would live to regret.
Spurred on by the boom in contemporary opera in Germany, Antheil wrote the score and libretto to Transatlantic, a period piece, full of jazzy rhythms and popular song parodies. His first opera to be performed in America, Helen Retires (based on the legendary Helen of Troy) failed to generate similar critical success. From the mid-'30s to his death in 1959, two interrelated currents within Antheil's output reflected the further evolution of his style. While the rhythmic vitality and harmonic tang of his early works continued to take a central role, Antheil's increasing involvement with film work and his "rediscovery" of the symphonic tradition embodied in the works of Beethoven and Mahler signaled new stylistic concerns and brought his works to an entirely new audience. His symphonies from this period are infused with a newly melodic, even Romantic breadth, and Antheil came under the spell of the pervasive "American" sound that dominated the music of his fellow countrymen in the 1930s and 1940s. Following in the steps of composers such as Copland, Thomson, and Harris, he began to incorporate folk-like elements and aural "wide-open landscapes" into his concert works and film scores like The Plainsman (1936) and The Fighting Kentuckian (1949). While he continued to produce a string of other film scores and keyboard, instrumental, and symphonic works, Antheil's interest in opera was reawakened after two decades with a string of operas in the early 1950s, the most successful of which was Volpone. After a long period of indifference toward his music, audiences began to rediscover Antheil's idiosyncratic talent via an increasing stream of recordings beginning in the 1970s.
George Antheil managed to sustain a productive musical career despite his involvement in an astonishing range of other endeavors. At various times, he supported the composition of "legitimate" music with more lucrative film-scoring work; wrote columns and articles for Esquire on topics ranging from war predictions to endocriminology (the study of the human glands and their relation to criminal behavior); created a syndicated romantic advice column; penned a vastly entertaining, shamelessly name-dropping autobiography, Bad Boy of Music (1947); and co-invented, with Hollywood actress Hedy Lamarr, a radio-directed torpedo that presaged by 50 years the development of digital cellular telephony. ~ Michael Rodman, Rovi
Selected Discography
Track List: George Antheil: The Complete Works for String Quartet
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