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Located in Queen Anne, Four Points by Sheraton Downtown Seattle Center is within a 10-minute walk of popular sights such as Marion Oliver McCaw Hall and Seattle Center. This 3-star hotel welcomes guests with 158 rooms and conveniences like free in-room WiFi, a fitness center, and a 24-hour business center. It's in central Seattle and also a short walk from Space Needle and Museum of Pop Culture.
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Four Points by Sheraton Downtown Seattle Center offers complimentary newspapers. A fitness center is on site.
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Four Points by Sheraton Downtown Seattle Center offers 158 air-conditioned accommodations with washers/dryers and laptop-compatible safes. Accommodations have separate sitting areas and are furnished with queen sofa beds. Beds feature premium bedding. 42-inch flat-screen televisions come with premium digital channels. Bathrooms include bathtubs or showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
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The hotel is one mile from Lake Union, where sailing, rowing, canoeing, kayaking, and boat and seaplane tours are available (surcharge).
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Male Urinary Tract Formula contains herbs for men over 50 that may provide nutritional support for the prostate gland and the urinary tract. For example' there's Wildcrafted Goldenseal Root' which contains Berberine' a chemical that may help defend against certain bacteria in the urinary tract. Additionally' Wildcrafted Gravel Root may possibly help ease symptoms of painful urination. Wildcrafted Marshmallow Root is another ingredient in this Christopher's Original Formulas®' product' which may possibly reduce certain urinary inflammations.
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Shabtai Gourmet is run by Shabtai himself who learned the art of baking from his father over 30 years ago and has been developing great tasting home-style recipes ever since. Since the launch of his career, Shabtai has prepared thousands of baking mixes, perfecting his recipes and his mission to provide the finest quality baked goods that are free of many allergens, yet are packed with incredible flavor and texture.
Shabtai Gourmet is committed to servicing individuals with multiple allergens by baking our cakes & cookies in an allergen free dedicated bakery. All of the ingredients that pass through our doors are Gluten Free, Casein Free, Lactose Free, Soy Free, and Dairy Free. We are certified Kosher for Passover and Kosher Parve – otherwise known as Dairy Free- by the OK Kosher Supervision. They oversee our production and ensure the highest quality of our products.
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Consult your healthcare professional prior to use if you have or suspect a medical condition, are taking prescription drugs, or are pregnant or lactating. Each serving contains as much caffeine as about 2 cups of coffee. Too much caffeine may cause nervousness, irritability, sleeplessness, and occasionally, rapid heartbeat. Do not exceed the recommended intake.
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Reminiscences of a Ranger: Early Times in Southern California
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BeschreibungGunfights and general lawlessness were common in the frontier cities of the American West, and no city saw more violence than Los Angeles in the 1850s. In Reminiscences of a Ranger, Horace Bell reports that "midnight raids and open day robbery and assassinations of defenseless or unsuspecting Americans were of almost daily occurrence" in southern California. To combat this lawlessness, in 1853 the citizens of Los Angeles formed a volunteer mounted police force known as the Los Angeles Rangers to keep the peace within the city and to hunt bandits and murderers in the surrounding region. The life of a mounted ranger appealed to Horace Bell, a civilian who later became an attorney and ran a newspaper. As John Boessenecker says in his introduction, Bell's memoir is a history of early Los Angeles. With a sharp eye for detail, Bell sketches numerous pioneers, politicians, military figures, and outlaws, and he vividly describes riots and shootouts in the city streets and campaigns against Indians and bandits.
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Head Games: The Dark Side of Football Part 8
Professional athletes have doctors and trainers surrounding them, watching for injuries. But when it comes to youth sports, many are not taken care of the same way the pros are.
FOX News Radio's Jessica Rosenthal reports in the eighth installment of our ten-part series investigating the growing concern about concussions in the sport:
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In 2006, a middle school boy named Zachary Lystedt returned to a football game too soon after a concussion, and he collapsed after receiving what's called a "second impact injury." He had to have two brain surgeries and still suffers today. After that, Washington state passed the Lystedt Law. Many states now have laws addressing children's sports injuries.
(Pulice) "If I had to name the real catalyst, I think it's been all the attention paid to the National Football League."
Judy Pulice is with the National Athletic Trainers Association, and speaking of athletic trainers, that's what orthopedic surgeon Clarence Shields says should be at every child's athletic event.
(Dr. Shields) "An athletic trainer is a trained medical professional. It's different than the trainer that works at the health club."
Rachel Meadow is the AT at Carson High in southern California. She says not only can she identify an injury, but she's been working at Carson for four years now.
(Meadow) "Most of them know me pretty well, and I think that I've scared the living wits out of them about the repercussions of a second impact."
NATA says 42% of schools have access to an athletic trainer.
Jessica Rosenthal, FOX News Radio.
CLICK HERE for more of the FOX News Radio series "Head Games: The Dark Side of Football".
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Yorktown is rich in history, with Revolutionary and Civil War Battlefields, museums and tours, historical homes, and many educational and fun activities for the entire family. Located on the York River, within a 45 minute drive of the ocean and 2 hours from the mountains, the area offers a range of outdoor activities from boating and fishing, to hiking, hunting, and camping. Busch Gardens and Water Country USA are popular theme parks that are minutes away in the neighboring city of Williamsburg. The area offers many cultural events, festivals, concerts, and community happenings as well as being well represented with churches, shopping areas, restaurants, social organizations, etc. In addition, our area has an active veterinary association and CE opportunities. These are some of the reasons why we feel that Yorktown is one of the most attractive places in which to live and practice.
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Wondering how the American Idol auditions are going in Baton Rouge today after Mariah's comments to Barbara Walters and Nicki Minaj's Twitter tirade?
The answer, apparently, is "very well."
Within the last hour (about 7:40 p.m. EST Friday), executive producer Nigel Lythgoe sent out photos via Twitter of both Mariah and Nicki smiling as they posed with contestants.
OK, you might not call that goofy look on Nicki's face a smile, but she certainly wasn't scowling.
Granted, they weren't posing in the same photo, but they seemed to be enjoying themselves.
And producers released the following statement:
"This is one of the best, most passionate, dynamic and invested judging panels we've ever had. We love and support all the judges and fantastic work they are doing, and we can't imagine a better group to find the next American Idol. Despite all the accusations and media speculation — much of which is inaccurate — production is going extremely well today, and the judges are focused on finding the best talent in Baton Rouge."
Hmm … such a statement is likely to fuel speculation that the Nicki-Mariah blowup was mostly fabricated to heighten interest in the show.
But it might quiet those who have been calling on FOX to give boot Nicki and Mariah the boot.
Earlier today, even Nigel couldn't help teasing his Twitter followers, announcing that he was in Baton Rouge for the auditions and following up with:
"I wonder what today holds for me."
As for Nicki, no new Twitter rants.
Though last night she did send out a message to fans indicating the American Idol photo shoot "was dope."


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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – For the first time since the opening round of the season, the 2012 Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing will make its return to the Pacific Time Zone on Saturday with its annual visit to Washougal, Wash., and the Peterson CAT Washougal National.
Legendary Washougal MX Park hosts the championship's lone visit to the beautiful Pacific Northwest and has been providing one of the most unique landscapes to challenge the world's best riders for over three decades.
This weekend, the 32nd Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship round from Washougal will feature television coverage across FUEL TV and NBC Sports Network.
Last weekend at Spring Creek MX Park, Minnesota native Ryan Dungey captured his fifth consecutive win of the 2012 season in front of his hometown crowd, once again extending his lead in the championship standings, which now sits at 80 points.
Since capturing his first win of the summer at the third round of the championship, the Red Bull KTM rider has been relentless in his pursuit of a second career Lucas Oil Pro Motocross 450 Class title.
In addition to his fifth straight victory, Dungey also enjoys a 10-moto winning streak and by virtue of his 19th-career win in the 450 Class, now sits alone in fourth on the all-time wins list behind Hall of Fame riders Ricky Carmichael (76 wins), Bob Hannah (27 wins), and Ricky Johnson (22 wins).
On Saturday, he returns to the site of his first-career Lucas Oil Motocross victory back in 2008, where he has yet to relinquish his position atop the podium since.
The primary challenger to Dungey's dominance this season has been MotoConcepts Suzuki's Mike Alessi. The veteran rider continued to impress last weekend, posting a strong runner-up performance for his fifth overall podium effort in seven rounds.
Currently occupying second in the 450 Class standings, Alessi heads to Washougal with added motivation to succeed for his Spokane-based MotoConcepts team, which is experiencing a breakthrough season as a privateer effort with Alessi leading the way.
Last season at Washougal, Dungey claimed his second straight 450 Class victory at the facility, relying on a second-moto tiebreaker to edge out eventual champion Ryan Villopoto and keep the Washington native winless at his home track.
Washougal MX Park is one of the oldest stops on the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship schedule and is the only round of the season to run in the Pacific Northwest. The first National was held at Washougal in 1980 and with the exception of 1987, the track has been a part of the championship for the last 30 years.
Over that span, the facility has been the site of many of the sport's most memorable moments and has become one of the most challenging circuits on the schedule. Washougal boasts one of the largest climbs on the circuit, with the iconic Horsepower Hill.
Its picturesque setting, surrounded by evergreen trees and rolling hills, make it a must see for any motocross enthusiast.
The Peterson CAT Washougal National will feature live broadcast coverage of the first 450 and 250 Class motos on FUEL TV and AlliSports.com, beginning at 4 p.m. Eastern.
Same day coverage of the final 450 Class moto can be seen on NBC Sports Network at 11 p.m. Eastern, while the second 250 Class moto will air Sunday on NBC Sports Network at 11 a.m. Eastern.


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I was brought up in the commission flats in Williamstown and, as young kids, we used to sneak on to the oil piers. You weren't really allowed to fish on them then and now the security's much harder. Breakwater Pier is the very last pier on the Williamstown Peninsula and I used to sit out there fishing as a young kid and look down on the whole of Melbourne and the Westgate as it was being built, and I just figured that was the best possible spot to view Melbourne from.
It was a nightmare to get permission to get on there this time. Since 9/11 everything's changed.
I hadn't been out there for probably 15 years or more. Even as a kid when I was eight and 10 years old and sneaking on there and fishing overnight you weren't allowed on there, but we got sweet with the guard and they got sick of throwing us off. We'd catch flathead, snapper, rockling, shark, leatherjacket, trevally - best fishing in Melbourne, I reckon. Still would be if you could get on there.
Williamstown was pretty rugged then and, to be honest, all I wanted to do was get out of the place. I travelled the world for 14-odd years and finally came back and now regret not buying something nice in Williamstown.
I could have bought a waterfront house at one stage for nothing - but I'll get back there.
Barry Michael is a former star boxer.
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Fast ForWord is a family of educational software products intended to enhance cognitive skills of children, especially focused on developing "phonological awareness" (discussed below).[1] It is marketed as a therapy for strengthening the skills of memory, attention, processing rate, and sequencing for children. It evolved from studies that showed children with abnormal temporal processing and language learning impairment could have their phonological awareness improved in parallel with their temporal processing. It is currently marketed for children with a broad range of reading problems, and perhaps other cognitive disorders as well. Fast ForWord software was developed and is commercially distributed by Scientific Learning Corporation, which became a public company in 1999.[2]
Independent scientific analysis of the Fast ForWord product has shown some support for the effectiveness of the product in treating children's learning challenges. See Independent Scientific Analysis (further below).[3][4]
The Fast ForWord products evolved from the work of a number of scientists, including Michael Merzenich and Bill Jenkins at the University of California, San Francisco, and Paula Tallal and Steven Miller at Rutgers University. This team started Scientific Learning shortly after publishing two papers in Science.[5][6] These papers demonstrated that children who had abnormal temporal processing could be trained on software (which later evolved into Fast ForWord). This training results in 1–2 years of age equivalent improvement in language reception measures. The magnitude of the improvement, subject by subject, was correlated with their improvement in temporal processing. In other words, these studies showed that software like Fast ForWord, when applied to subjects with abnormally poor temporal processing and reading skills, could remediate both their temporal processing and language reception powerfully, and further suggest that temporal processing abnormalities can form a perceptual bottleneck in learning to comprehend language. The studies also included control groups and found significant differences in language reception improvements between control and experimental groups.[5][6]
Merzenich, who is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and is also the Chief Scientific Officer for Posit Science,[7] is no longer formally involved with the management of the company.[8] He and Bill Jenkins, currently Vice President, Science, Technology, and Education at Sally Ride Science are internationally known for their research on brain plasticity, which is the concept that the brain changes as we learn new skills. Paula Tallal is currently co-director of the Center for Molecular and Behavioral Neuroscience at Rutgers and an active participant on many scientific advisory boards and government committees for both developmental language disorders and learning disabilities. She has published over 150 papers on the topic of language and learning and is the recipient of national and international honors. Steven Miller, former Senior Vice President of Research at Scientific Learning, has extensive experience in organizing clinical research studies and conducting longitudinal studies of children who have language and reading problems.[8]
Product line[edit]
Fast ForWord uses computerized exercises in which children identify computer-generated speech sounds (although the latest versions of the product apparently includes others kinds of computerized training as well). Participants spend 30 to 100 minutes a day, five days a week, for four to 16 weeks using the products[9] In the speech-sound drills, the training program starts off with sounds that have been altered by computer processing. These processed sounds preserve the frequency content of normal speech sounds, but are slowed down and have artificially exaggerated differences. These changes make the task easier for children with slower than normal temporal processing, but paradoxically are more difficult to discriminate for temporal processing normals. As the subject progresses, these differences are reduced to make the games more challenging.
The premise of this approach is that the drills help students with a wide range of language problems develop enhanced phonological awareness, and that this enhanced awareness will have numerous benefits for their language functioning, including especially reading. The method of utilizing exaggerated differences in training a person to tell two things apart is commonly referred to in psychology as "fading". Fading has been widely used beginning in the 1950s in many areas of behavioral research and treatment, including animal learning,[10] behavioral therapy of mentally challenged,[11] and problems with perception of speech sounds.[12]
In 2004 a license for 30 computers cost $30,000.[13] Over the past decade, the pricing has decreased significantly.
Scientific analysis[edit]
Randomized controlled trials[edit]
Several studies have been published that have evaluated Fast ForWord Language using randomized controlled trial designs. In 2004, a study of Fast ForWord in a large urban school in the Northeast of the US was published. The study consisted of 374 students who scored in the bottom 20% on the state's reading test.
A larger randomized study examined 415 second and seventh graders performing far below national reading standards. The students randomly assigned to receive Fast ForWord treatment did not show statistically significant improvement in most of the reading measures examined, although there were a few small gains for certain subgroups, and a significant fraction of students with the lowest language test scores dropped out. The study authors concluded that "the Fast Forword Language program did not, in general, help students in these eight schools improve their language and reading comprehension outcomes".[4] However, in their discussion they noted that the "supplementary analyses, which examined the causal effects of participation, revealed that when the middle school teachers and students remained committed and more faithfully achieved the completion standards set by Scientific Learning Corporation, the students exhibited statistically significant improvements in reading comprehension.[14]
In 2010, a systematic meta-analysis of all randomized controlled trials of FastForword was published. It concluded that there is no evidence that Fast ForWord was effective in treating children's reading or oral learning challenges.[3]
Non-randomized studies[edit]
The Scientific Learning Corporation website lists many dozens of studies with positive results that do not use the "gold standard" randomized designs, but instead compare children's performance before and after treatment.[15] In early studies that pre-dated the commercial development of Fast ForWord,[5][6] it was reported that 8–16 hours of training using Fast ForWord produced "1.5 to two years of progress in reading skills". These age-equivalent improvements are based on their published data expressed in the same format.[6] More personal stories can be found in the book The Brain That Changes Itself. In a study entitled, "Neuroplasticity-Based Cognitive and Linguistic Skills Training Improves Reading and Writing Skills in College Students," that was peer-reviewed and published in Frontiers in Psychology, Beth Rogowsky, et al., documented the effects that the use of Fast ForWord had on students' reading and writing skills. The study used a quasi-experimental design.[16] A study by Heim, S., Keil, A., Choudhury, N., Thomas Friedman, J. & Benasich, A., published in 2013 in the peer-reviewed journal, Neuropschologia, examined the effect of Fast ForWord Language on an experimental group of 21 students (6–9 years old) with language-learning impairment (LLI) who used the product as compared to a control group of 12 students (6–9 years old) with typical language development (TLD) who did not use the product. Pre- and post-training assessments included standardized language/literacy tests and EEG recordings. Results of the study were positive. "Our results showed that LLI children exhibited gains in all measures of oral language following training." Heim, S., Keil, A., Choudhury, N., Thomas Friedman, J. & Benasich, A. (2013). Early gamma oscillations during rapid auditory processing in children with a language-learning impairment: Changes in neural mass activity after training. Neuropschologia, 51, 990-1001.
See also[edit]
- LearningRx
- Alternative therapies for developmental and learning disabilities
- List of alternative therapies for developmental and learning disabilities
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- ^ a b Borman, G. D.; Benson, J.; Overman, L. (March 2009). "A randomized field trial of the Fast ForWord Language computer-based training program". Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis. 31 (1): 82–106. doi:10.3102/0162373708328519.
- ^ a b c Merzenich MM, Jenkins WM, Johnston P, Schreiner C, Miller SL, Tallal P (January 1996). "Temporal processing deficits of language-learning impaired children ameliorated by training". Science. 271 (5245): 77–81. doi:10.1126/science.271.5245.77. PMID 8539603.
- ^ a b c d Tallal P, Miller SL, Bedi G, et al. (January 1996). "Language comprehension in language-learning impaired children improved with acoustically modified speech". Science. 271 (5245): 81–4. doi:10.1126/science.271.5245.81. PMID 8539604.
- ^ "National Academy of Sciences: Merzenich, Michael M.". Retrieved 2011-12-11.
- ^ a b "Scientific Learning Management". Retrieved 2011-12-11.
- ^ "Intervention- Fast Forward". Institute of Education Sciences. 2007. Archived from the original on 2010-01-24. Retrieved 2010-02-05.
- ^ Lawrence, D. H. (December 1952). "The transfer of a discrimination along a continuum". Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology. 45 (6): 511–516. doi:10.1037/h0057135. PMID 13000022.
- ^ Irvin, L. K.; Bellamy, G. T. (March 1977). "Manipulation of stimulus features in vocational-skill training of severely retarded individuals". American Journal of Mental Deficiency. 81 (5): 486–491. PMID 848515.
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- ^ Rouse, C. E.; Krueger, A. B. (August 2004). "Putting computerized instruction to the test: a randomized evaluation of a "scientifically based" reading program" (PDF). Economics of Education Review. Elsevier B.V. 23 (4): 323–338. doi:10.1016/j.econedurev.2003.10.005. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2010-06-23. Retrieved 2010-02-02.
- ^ Borman, G. D. & Benson, J. (2006). "Can brain research and computers improve literacy? A randomized field trial of the Fast ForWord® Language computer-based training program" (pdf). University of Wisconsin School of Education. Retrieved 2010-02-05.
- ^ "Scientifically Based Research". Retrieved 2011-12-11.
- ^ Rogowsky, BA.; Papamichalis, P.; Villa, L.; Heim, S.; Tallal, P. (2013). "Neuroplasticity-based cognitive and linguistic skills training improves reading and writing skills in college students.". Front Psychol. 4: 137. doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2013.00137. PMID 23533100.
Further reading[edit]
- Stevens, C.; Fanning, J.; Coch, D.; Sanders, L.; Neville, H. (2008). "Neural mechanisms of selective auditory attention are enhanced by computerized training: Electrophysiological evidence from language-impaired and typically developing children". Brain Research. Elsevier. 1205: 55–69. doi:10.1016/j.brainres.2007.10.108. PMC 2426951 . PMID 18353284. Retrieved 2010-02-02.
- Temple, E.; Deutsch, G.K.; Poldrack, R.A.; Miller, S.L.; Tallal, P.; Merzenich, M.M.; Gabrieli, J.D.E. (4 March 2003). "Neural deficits in children with dyslexia ameliorated by behavioral remediation: Evidence from functional MRI" (PDF). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 100 (5): 2860–2865. doi:10.1073/pnas.0030098100. PMC 151431 . PMID 12604786. Retrieved 2010-02-02.


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With Winter rearing it's snowy head earlier than expected this year, the Senior Editor of Orbitz has created a list of five unexpected winter destinations as mentioned in The Wall Street Journal. Bend is in good company in this getaway snapshot with Okemo Mountain in Ludlow Vermont, Crest Butte, Colorado, Canmore, Bow Valley, Alberta, Utah's National Parks.
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Warrior rally falls short
ST. CLOUD — Five turnovers and six penalties negated a gritty comeback from 10-point deficits.
Burdened by two first-half turnovers, Brainerd trailed 17-7 at the half. The Warriors turned it over three times in the second as they rallied from a 24-14 deficit.
"In a championship game you can't do that," Warriors coach Ron Stolski said of the turnovers. "The kids know it too, it's stating the obvious. They feel so bad about it, that's the hard part. Each of them takes ownership of what they do.
"Early in the week I was saying what a great plus-minus turnover thing we had (plus 8). We didn't have very many, but shoot, we didn't catch a break today."
Moorhead started three first-half possessions in Warriors territory. Brainerd's defense performed well enough to win, allowing just 245 yards but short fields made the Spuds' leads almost impossible to overcome.
"I give Brainerd a ton of credit," Spuds coach Kevin Feeney said. "The character they showed on that football field was championship character. That comes from the tradition they have. They had many opportunities to shut down and let us win the football game."
The Spuds' offense controlled the clock, running 65 plays to Brainerd's 43. Although the Warriors gained 217 of their 308 yards in the second half they only had the ball for 20 plays after halftime.
"We were able to make a few plays and sustain drives," Stolski said. "We didn't have many plays, and part of it was our own fault. You turn it over, part of it is chance and circumstance.
"I'm real proud of this team, I'm proud of the season. If you play a mistake-plagued game, and still are there to win, I think that says quite a bit."
Running back Chase Morlock enabled Moorhead to hang onto the ball. He carried 33 times for 133 yards and scored on three short runs.
"He's a dude," Feeney said. "We have a saying that our dudes have got to be dudes in big games. He stepped up. He broke his foot the first game of the season, and sat out the next four weeks. We had our struggles without him. He just brings a sense of toughness."
Nick Welch was Brainerd's dude, rushing 16 times for 152 yards and a score. Two of his runs combined to gain 90 yards.
The game's first possession was an omen of things to come for Brainerd. A Welch fumble was recovered at the Warriors' 30 and Morlock later ran four yards for a score.
The Warriors tied it on the ensuing possession, which almost ended with an incomplete pass on third down but Moorhead was whistled for interference. Four plays later Welch barreled 47 yards for a TD.
On the first possession of the second quarter, Morlock scored again on a 5-yard run.
One play later, Moorhead recovered a Welch fumble at the Brainerd 39 and embarked on a 9-play drive that ended with Cody Rahman's 25-yard field goal for a 17-7 lead. An offside penalty against Brainerd on fourth down kept the drive alive.
Jake Kassulker recovered a Morlock fumble at the Moorhead 25 with 37.8 seconds left in the half. But the Warriors were unable to capitalize as Andrew Olson's 42-yard field goal attempt was wide and short.
In the second half, the Warriors' first possession ended when Logan Davis' halfback pass was intercepted.
Brainerd clawed within 17-14 when Mitch McLain and Riley Kline hooked up for a 75-yard TD pass with 1.8 seconds left in the third. Kline ran away from a diving Moorhead defensive back.
Less than four minutes later, Moorhead recovered Cole Smith's fumbled punt reception and Morlock made it 24-14 with a 5-yard run. Huge play in the drive was a 38-yard halfback pass on third down from Jesse Doschadis to Tony Uglem.
But the Warriors weren't finished. Welch ran 43 yards to the Moorhead 25. Four plays later Jimmy Giese caught an 8-yard TD toss from McLain, who finished with a 111 yards passing.
Moorhead burned 3-plus minutes off the clock but was forced to punt. The Warriors drove to the Moorhead 37 where the Spuds stripped the ball from Welch and recovered but Brainerd's defense stiffened.
The Warriors got the ball back one last time, but their season ended at their 17 with an incomplete pass on fourth down.
Moorhead 7 10 0 7 — 24
Brainerd 7 0 7 6 — 20
First quarter
M-Chase Morlock 4 run (Cody Rahman kick) 7:48
Brd-Nick Welch 47 run (Andrew Olson kick) 4:43
Second quarter
M-Morlock 5 run (Rahman kick) 9:40
M-Rahman 25 FG, 4:05
Third quarter
Brd-Riley Kline 75 pass from Mitch McLain (Olson kick) 1.8
Fourth quarter
M-Morlock 5 run (Rahman kick) 8:37
Brd-Jimmy Giese 8 pass from McLain (kick fails) 6:59
Team statistics
First downs: Brd 12, M 13
Rushes-yards: Brd 28-201, M 56-139
Pass comp-att-int-yds: Brd 6-15-1-107, M 7-9-0-106
Total offense: Brd 308, M 245
Punts-avg: Brd 2-37.0, M 5-36.6
Return yards: Brd 52, M 9
Fumbles-lost: Brd 4-4, M 2-1
Penalties-yds lost: Brd 6-40, M 6-45
Individual leaders
Rushing: Brd, McLain 9-28, Welch 16-152, Logan Davis 1-7, Conor Gessell 2-14; Moor, Morlock 33-133
Passing: Brd, McLain 5-13-0-111, Logan Davis 0-1-1-0, Giese 1-1-0-(-4); Moor, Aaron Lien 6-8-0-68, Jesse Doschadis 1-1-0-38
Receiving: Brd, Kline 3-92, Giese 2-19, McLain 1-(-4); Moor, Mason Ness 3-19, Brandon Porter 3-49, Tony Uglem 1-38
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Busting Two Big Myths About Dividend Tax Hikes (Part 2)
Last Thursday, I busted the myth that increases in dividend tax rates would lead to a mass exodus from dividend-paying stocks. (If you missed it, you can find out why here.)
Today, it's time to turn my attention to the second-biggest myth being spread as gospel truth concerning dividend tax hikes…
Namely, the notion that companies are going to suddenly stop paying dividends and/or stop increasing dividends. And in their place, announce share repurchase programs because it will represent the most tax-efficient way to return cash to shareholders.
Total hogwash. I say that not based on my own opinion, but on market study after study after study…
The "Puzzling" Choice of Dividends Over Repurchases
When it comes to returning excess cash to shareholders, companies have two main options: pay dividends or repurchase shares.
As noted in "Payout Policy" by Franklin Allen and Roni Michaely from the Wharton Business School, "The optimal [corporate] policy is to pay no dividends. Equity holders are better off receiving profits through repurchases or selling their shares so that they pay capital gains taxes rather than the higher taxes on dividend income."
Note how they said "optimal."
The only problem, which Allen and Michaely go on to reveal, is that "most U.S. corporations have not followed this scenario." Instead, they've paid out large amounts of dividends.
This puzzling behavior is known in academic circles as the "Dividend Puzzle." And it's not just a recent phenomenon, either. It's been studied for almost 40 years. (For instance, by Black, in 1976. Yes, that's the Black responsible – with his partner, Myron Scholes – for the Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model.)
So the first reason dividends aren't in jeopardy is simply because corporations don't care that much about tax rates. Not when they're deciding between dividends or share repurchases as a way to return cash to shareholders. Dividends always trump repurchases.
Commitments Matter
Over 50 years ago, researchers noticed companies' reluctance to cut dividends. (Lintner, 1956.)
Then, studies in the 1980s and 1990s quantified it. (Ghosh and Wooldridge, 1988. And Denis, Denis and Sarin, 1994.) They found that the average stock drops 6% on the three days surrounding the announcement of a dividend cut.
So, the second reason dividends aren't in jeopardy is because of us. We hate dividend cuts. And we respond by bailing on shares.
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Keep in mind, the studies noted the average price decline. From my experience, I can confirm individual price drops can easily reach into the double-digits, wiping out millions in market capitalization in a blink.
Understandably, such swift and severe penalties act as deterrents to executives considering dividend cuts.
It's important to note, too, that the announcement of a massive share repurchase program won't be enough to overcome investors' natural reaction. Why? Because we're not stupid.
We recognize that a dividend expresses a commitment. It's a promise to pay us.
"Repurchases, on the other hand, involve no such commitment or risk. Firms sometimes announce programs but fail to repurchase any shares. Even if a firm completes a program, it is under no explicit or even implicit obligation to begin another new repurchase program." (Jagannathan, Stephens and Weisbach, 2000.)
Or, put simply, a dividend is an unending commitment to pay shareholders, whereas a share repurchase program is merely an intention to pay shareholders. And only for a finite period of time.
Even if we take into account the tax savings, swapping out dividend payments for repurchases isn't a fair trade. We know it. Executives know it, too. And they're not stupid enough to try to pull a fast one on us.
The Timing's All-Wrong for Repurchases
The last reason dividends aren't in jeopardy is because now's not the time for share repurchases.
- "Firms tend to announce [repurchase] programs following poor stock market performance." (Comment and Jarrell, 1991. Stephens and Weisbach, 1998.)
- "A firm would be reluctant to use share repurchases as a means of distributing excess cash following a significant run-up [in prices]." (Dehghani and Chun, 2011.)
In case you pulled a Rip Van Winkle, we're three-plus years into a bull market. So, prices are up. In a major way. That makes now the least likely time for companies to announce massive share repurchases.
The data backs me up here, too. Repurchases peaked in the third quarter of 2011 at $118.41 billion. And they've been falling ever since. Or as Standard & Poor's analyst, Howard Silverblatt, recently said, companies are "holding back on aggressive buybacks."
Bottom line: Forget "plausible" or "confirmed." The myth that corporations are going to abandon dividends in favor of share repurchase programs has been busted, too!
Safe investing,
Louis Basenese
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Vaccine-Resistant Whooping Cough Arrives in US
The first cases of a vaccine-resistant strain of a potentially deadly childhood illness have been discovered in the United States.
FOX News Radio's Jane Metzler reports:
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The first cases reported in France, Japan and Finland; Now, St. Christopher's Children's Hospital in Philadelphia finding a dozen cases of vaccine-resistant pertussis, better known as whooping cough. The CDC says the nearly 42,000 U.S. cases last year – at least 18 fatal – are the most in six decades, and it's possible the new strain of the highly contagious disease is the culprit. Researchers in France calling 14% of cases there vaccine-resistant.
A new version of the vaccine, which was first introduced in the 1940's, doesn't last as long as the original and may also account for the increase in cases.
Jane Metzler, FOX News Radio.


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Volunteer Award Winner:
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Staff Aides - March 2010
Donna Grant, Staff Aides Volunteer of the Year, has been volunteering with the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) for seven years. She decided to become a volunteer with the museum when she retired from teaching and heard from a friend that volunteering for the DIA was a wonderful experience, so Grant thought she'd give it a try. Plus, she had fond memories of using the DIA as the place to go to when she skipped classes while attending Wayne State University.
Selecting the Staff Aides Committee for her volunteering at the DIA fit into the requirements that Grant was looking for in a volunteer job, being behind the scenes and "looking for something easy, that only required that I put in time and once my shift was over I had nothing to take home." Spoken like a newly retired person. Grant quickly expanded her volunteer assignment by assuming the duties of Day Captain for the Wednesday Staff Aide group. Soon after, Grant became the vice chair of the committee, in addition to the Day Captain duties and two years later, Grant became the chair. During her tenure as chair, Grant began changing, reorganizing, filling empty Board positions and just generally improving the way the committee functioned. She got a better handle on identifying the volunteers who are assigned in the DIA departments, and improved the processes for the Day Teams to receive project requests. She also put in place a record-keeping system that made it easier to capture statistics of work done by Staff Aides. That's quite an impressive list of accomplishments for someone who wanted "something easy." At the end of her committee chair tenure, Grant immediately accepted a position on the Volunteer Council board of directors as corresponding secretary. But that obviously wasn't enough to keep her busy, so in addition to her Staff Aide Day Team work, Grant agreed to help with computer entry in the Events Department as an "embedded" volunteer.
Grant speaks fondly of her assignments at the DIA. She remembers working on a huge mailing with Hal Miller, a Staff Aide who recently passed away, and appreciated the time with him, listening to his interesting WWII stories. She refers to working with the Day Teams as like getting together with old friends to chat and then plan lunch. Even the tedious projects are viewed by Grant with a certain amount of humor and always taken in stride.
Grant and her husband, Dan, both worked in public education while raising two sons, who are now grown; one a US Forest Service wildland fire fighter in southern California, and the other a civil engineer who lives in Cincinnati with his family. Since retiring Grant has begun to "get reacquainted with the joys of reading." She is also a Master Gardener who works at a community garden and she enjoys quilting, which may be the reason she is drawn to Romare Bearden's Quilting Time in the museum. Additionally, Grant and her husband have been able to travel to many interesting destinations including regular visits to Kennebunk, Maine where several family members still live.
When you first meet Grant you know that you're meeting a person who'll get right down to business – a real "can do" type person whatever the endeavor, but then you see it – that glittery twinkle in her eyes that tells you, whatever she's trying to accomplish, she'll work to get it done; and get it done right, but she'll have a fun time doing it!
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A young Danville web designer may have been speeding along Crow Canyon Road before the head-on collision that claimed his life Sunday afternoon, authorities say.
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Original post made on Nov 13, 2013
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So very sad to hear.If speed was a factor?
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Glock 21....IMO....is a great home gun.....although I love my 1911's.......I also like the Glock 30SF....good shooter and 10 round mag.
This is a discussion on Thinking about getting my first .45 within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; So, for the first time I'm considering picking up a .45 handgun. For this gun I'm looking for a full sized handgun for home defense ...
So, for the first time I'm considering picking up a .45 handgun. For this gun I'm looking for a full sized handgun for home defense and range use. High round count is important (Yes, I love 1911's, but they don't quite meet the needs for this purchase). I'm very partial to Glocks, and am considering the glock 21. However all that being said I'd like your suggestions! Looking to spend less than $700.
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Glock 21....IMO....is a great home gun.....although I love my 1911's.......I also like the Glock 30SF....good shooter and 10 round mag.
Hard to go wrong with a Glock 21 or an M&P 45.
I have a very strict gun control policy: if there's a gun around, I want to be in control of it.
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I have the Glock30 and FNP45. Both are outstanding but the Glock is a very sweet carry gun.
An alternative to the Glock 21 is the H&K USP 45, which is similar to the Glock in size and weight, and holds 12+1 rounds. It gives you an external hammer with decocker, in contrast to the Glock's striker. Mine has performed very well for the 10 years I have owned it. The cost is higher than the Glock, however.
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I'd say the hk 45 (abt $1000) hk usp (abt $900) xd45 (abt $500) xd(m) 45 (abt $650)
prices are local to me
M&P FS is a good shooter. Similar to the glock of course in that striker fired
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I was gonna suggest the Springfield XDs, but you said home defense and range... While the XDs pistol excels as a carry .45 it's low round count and kick would lower it for the use you have specified. After my recent Glock 19 Gen 4 purchase, I'd say that if Glock has made the same improvements to the .45 version, I don't think you could ask for a better weapon for either option, range, or home defense.. Certainly worth consideration. just my .2 cents
I would vote for the Glock 21. Although you have picked a bad time to decide to buy a new one. I see where Glocks have gone up a 100 bucks at Bud's gun shop.
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I just purchased a Gen 4 Glock 21.......Bam! Very soft shooting, 13+1, 3 mags, and Glock reliability. The suckers exudes confidence when you pick it up.
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Glock 30 with G21 mags for backup and home duty. More concealable, unless you just want full-sized.
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Claude Julien open to giving Tyler Seguin more time between Patrice Bergeron and Mark Recchi
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WILMINGTON — Bruins coach Claude Julien said following the team's practice at Ristuccia Arena on Wednesday that he feels comfortable using both rookie Tyler Seguin and veteran Patrice Bergeron interchangeably at center on the second line. Given both players' experience at wing, Julien trusts either one at either position on their line with Mark Recchi.
Monday night in Toronto, Julien gave Seguin, who has typically played the wing with Bergeron and Recchi, more time as a pivot, with Bergeron playing left wing.
"Most of it was [at center]," Julien said of Seguin's 14:21 of ice time in the team's 2-1 victory over the Maple Leafs. "[Bergeron] was taking some face-offs, but for the most part, [Seguin] was at center. In cases like that, I'm kind of using them both. If it's late in the game, and you really want to make sure you're good in your own end, you go with the experienced guy, but at the same time, Tyler is obviously a little bit more comfortable at center using a little bit more of the ice, so you give him that opportunity as well.
"Bergy has played wing before, so I think we can alternate those two guys depending on the game situation."
Seguin has made strides of late, and after getting just 6:30 of ice time against the Thrashers on Thursday, had a strong showing vs. the Sabres on Saturday. The 18-year-old had a goal and an assist and led the B's with six shots on goal in the team's 7-6 shootout loss while also scoring in the shootout.
"A lot of it is about feeling comfortable about his game and his overall game," Julien said of Seguin's recent play. "I think that's what's happening now."
In 36 games this season, Seguin has six goals and seven assists.


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Christ ascended from Bethany, near the Mount of Olives. There was the garden in which his sufferings began; there he was in his agony. Those that would go to heaven, must ascend thither from the house of sufferings and sorrows. The disciples did not see him rise out of the grave; his resurrection could be proved by their seeing him alive afterwards: but they saw him ascend into heaven; they could not otherwise have a proof of his ascension. He lifted up his hands, and blessed them.
He did not go away in displeasure, but in love, he left a blessing behind him. As he arose, so he ascended, by his own power. They worshipped him. This fresh display of Christ's glory drew from them fresh acknowledgments. They returned to Jerusalem with great joy. The glory of Christ is the joy of all true believers, even while they are here in this world. While waiting for God's promises, we must go forth to meet them with our praises. And nothing better prepares the mind for receiving the
Holy Ghost. Fears are silenced, sorrows sweetened and allayed, and hopes kept up. And this is the ground of a Christian's boldness at the throne of grace; yea, the Father's throne is the throne of grace to us, because it is also the throne of our Mediator, Jesus Christ. Let us rely on his promises, and plead them. Let us attend his ordinances, praise and bless God for his mercies, set our affections on things above, and expect the Redeemer's return to complete our happiness. Amen. Even so, Lord
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Steamboat Springs There's a reason Steamboat Springs High School boys lacrosse coach Bob Hiester is in the Colorado Lacrosse Hall of Fame.
There's a reason the Colorado Lacrosse Coach of the Year award is named after Hiester.
And there's a reason that when supporters moved to get lacrosse sanctioned by the Colorado High School Activities Association, Hiester gave the presentation.
Say the name Hiester in the ranks of Colorado lacrosse, and everyone has a story.
The veteran coach has been on the sidelines of lacrosse games in Colorado for 38 years and has loved the sport for more than four decades. He started in 1970 at Cherry Creek, when there were eight teams in the state and just a league champion. Hiester's seen the start of high school programs at Smoky Hill, Grandview and Steamboat Springs.
"You go anywhere and mention you played for coach Hiester and everyone knows who you're talking about," said former Steamboat lacrosse player Jake Flax, who now plays on the club team at Colorado State University. "He's such a prominent figure in lacrosse. He's an ambassador for the sport."
Hiester said he's had fun watching the sport he fell in love with more than 40 years ago grow the way it has. According to statistics from the National Federation of State High School Associations, lacrosse is currently the fastest-growing high school sport in the nation. Play has increased an eye-popping 227 percent in the past 10 years. In Colorado - the 11th most popular state for lacrosse - CHSAA has gone from 24 sanctioned teams in 1999 to 49 this year. That number doesn't include the numerous club and independent programs in places such as Durango, Aspen and Pueblo.
"I never really thought too much about the growth," Hiester said. "Each year there were teams that kept coming in and each year it got bigger and bigger. It's been neat to watch the game grow."
Hiester said he thinks a lot of athletes are drawn to the sport for the same reason the veteran coach was years ago at Colorado College. Hiester was playing football at Colorado College when he was approached to play lacrosse.
"They said, 'You can come out, knock people down and run,'" Hiester said. "I looked at it, and it was a fun game."
Hiester learned a little about lacrosse while he was at Colorado College. He started teaching at Cherry Creek in 1968, and by the spring of 1970, he was running the lacrosse program. After 22 years at Smoky Hill coaching football and lacrosse, Hiester moved to Grandview for three years before coming to Steamboat.
"All the programs have survived real well," Hiester said. "I feel good about where it went. Each place it was kind of a natural progression."
Embracing the game
It's certainly been a progression in Steamboat. Hiester compared the first practices in Steamboat to standing in a popcorn machine, with balls going every which way.
"Coach Hiester was one of these hall of fame Colorado coaches. We had coach (Kelly) Meek and coach (Mark) Drake, so we had had coaches like that," said Ryan Hochreiter, who played on the first Steamboat lacrosse team and now helps coach the junior varsity. "All we had to do was shut up and listen. We knew he'd tell us what to do right. We didn't know what to expect, what we were getting into, or what the game could bring to us. But coach Hiester instilled a love of the game in us that still is there today."
Like his previous stops, Hiester is building a program that is ready to compete. He calls this year's Sailors the most complete team he's had in his seven years. And like the programs he started before, when Hiester does decide to leave Steamboat, the program will no doubt be in better shape.
"The stick is like a magnet," Hiester said. "When you know you've made it in lacrosse is when you see a little kid walking down the street with a stick. That's it. It's starting to spread. It's watching kids embrace a game they don't know. It's taking them from there to where they understand the game and enjoy the game. To the point where they are now, where we're playing the game at a pretty good level."


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General Advertiser (Newspaper) - September 19, 1846, London, Middlesex The General Adyertifer. FRIDAY, September 19, 1746* *> '5 9 I* u � 1 u 0 1 1 5 Dm/, September 17. HIS Morning failed the Bedford, Dickie, for St. Sebaftians. Came down and failed thro4 the Sarah andStepheh� Williams, for An-' tigua i and Biddy, Martin, for Cork. Arrived "the- Swift Privateer, Hudfon, from a Cruize, and remain with the Granada Bomb. Wind N.W. Qravtfind, Sepu 17. Pafs'd by the Town of Bour-deanx, Shire, from Dantzick; Lady Ddrotiiea, Jobnfon, from ditto ; Emanuel, Learbeck, from Gbttenburgh ; and Portbean, Pall, from Lifbon. The Leguinea, Aflgwin, from London, is arrived at Jamaica- \ The Chefter, Blaj�rfrom Nevis, at Philadelphia. Journal of vtbat, faffkd at Gtnta the \ft and %d Inftant. j k The Tumult Was foon hufh'd by putting the Gate* of the City> putting into Prifon one of the chief Incftadia* ries> and pofting the Militia along the Works, whichj bound the City on the' Land-fide. ' At the fame Time* the Precaution was taken to form" Bodies of Guards irt. the principal Streets, and to Order the Soldiers to fire trp^f on any tumultuous Perfons without any Refpeftv By thefe Means the Trouble was appeafed, and the People: kept to thefirftuty. ' After this was done; the next thing was to take neceffary Meafures for the Security ef the State. For this Pur-pofe, the Government demanded of the French and Spa* niflj Generals, if they thought themfelves, with their Troops, jdihSl to thofe of the Republic, in a Condition? to fave them from the impending Danger. The Anfwer they gave .was* in fa&, very favourable, and fall of Ex-preffiofls of Good-will: But they gave us no Account in what Manner they intended to make Head againft the Progrefs of the Auftrians and Piedmonteze. The Re^ public therefore, feeing the Danger every Moment en-creafc, has actually deliberated upon the Means to pre-? fe vent the Ruin of their Country. The only Expedient they can find, is to fend a Deputation to the Army oif the two Powers, to agree upon a Sufpenfion at An is, on the beft Conditions they can. Every one expetts with Impatience to hear what will refult from this critical Si* Nation.' Madrid, Jug. 30. The King having given to the Bifhop of Ovieda the Place of Prefidentof the Council of Ciftile, which the late'J&ng had difpofed of in Favour of the Mar* qnis de St. Gilles, 'his Majefty to make fome Amends to this mentioned Lordj has nominated him Governor of the Council of Finances. This Plape tha' inferior to,the fori is however very considerable. The Marquis de-St. G tiles is extremely applauded at CowrVuboth by the King and the Mioifters, for the Refped he. procured from.th$ States-General, and the good Difpofitiou he kept them in i and the Marquis has been carefal to let hrs Majefty HcnoW hwdefirousraeir High-Mighunefiesi* to cultivate Friend| � lution has been taken to refume the Negociation begun under, the late King, for concluding a Treaty of Commerce between this Court arid Spain. 1 he Plan is to be fent im- > mediately to Madrid, that we may as foon as pouible come\ to an End of this Buiinefs. LONDON. ; Upon the Application of the Republic of Venice to the Emprefs, that her Majefty would pleafe to (pare the State of Genoa, the Anfwer was, that however inclin'd fhe might be/herferf to ufe the Genoefe kindly, fhe could anfwer foip herfelf only j and that therefore it would be prudent,, at the fame Time they were applying to her, to endeavour to appeafe the King of Sardinia. *The Jews of Ha^abiifgh, with Permiifion of the Re-gej^y, begun to ereft a- Synagogue in that City, they w�ft�iliged to defift upon the Reprefentations of the Clergy ;vwuich had like to have caufed an Infurreftion. - Prjjgfe Dolgorouki and his Spoufe, who have for fume Years|>rofefs'd.the Popifh Religion, have lately publickly renounjfed it in the Court Chapel at Peter (burgh, and reconciled themfelves to the Religion of their Country. Yefterday Morning an Exprefs arrived from Harwich, on which feveral Reports were rais'd, according to the different Opinions of tbofe who reported them. There is Advice, that the Recovered, Outerbridge, boundfrom Carolina to the Weft Indies, is taken by the French,. and carried into Martinico. We*, hear, that Henry Greenville, Efq; Nephewto the Right Hon. the Lord Cobham, is appointed Governor of the Ifland of Barbadoes. On Wednefday laft his Grace the Duke of Dorfet, Prefi-dent of his Majefty's Council, came to Town from his Seat at Knowle near Sevenoaks in the County of Kent, to his Hdufe at Whitehall. And Yefterday his Grace waited on his Majefty at Kenfington. On Wednefday Night his Grace the Duke of Marlborough arrived in Town, at his Houfe in Piccadilly, from Blenheim. The Right Hon. the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty have been pleafed to appoint Capt. Lloyd, to be Captain of a 24 Guff Ship, lately built at Lever pool. . Qn Sunday Morning died, at the Hot Wells at Briftolj in thei2'3d-Yeair. of his Age, the Hon. John Roberts, Net yhew to the Earl of Radnor. By Order of the Commiffioners appointed for building the Bridge *t Weftfninfter, the Houfes in^ BrewerVyard| are pulling down, in-order to make a convenient PajTage for Coaches, Carriages, &c. It is to be call'dby the Name of Parllament-ftreet, and leads to Bridge-ilreet. - ' This Day the Crew of the Deptford Man of War, of 60 Guns, how lying at Woolwich, who has been abroad for feveral Years, and took fome rich Prizes, is to be paid off. It is now faid that the Men of War and Tranfports with ' the Troops on the Secret Expedition, are defign'd for the River Sienne, near Conftance in Normandy, where there is a fine Bay for a very large Number of Ships to ride fafe, and land Forces with very little Difficulty. \ The City of Namure is certainly taken, and all the Garrifon made Prifbners of War, except two thoufand Datch ; who,' we hear, found Means tQ make their Ef-cape before the Capitulation was agreed on. Yefterday Morning the Right Hon. the Earl of Afhbura-hatn,-went out of. Town to St. Albans. On Monday and juefday laft, a Court Martial was held at the Horfe Guards, at which General Wentworth was President; to enquire into the Conduct of Colonel Durand, for furrehderin|; the City of Carlifle to the Rebels i whep it appearing by the Evidence that he defended that Plac� as long and with armuch Refolution as' could be expefted with lb fmall a: Garrifon, he was honourably acquitted. ... , Exfra& of a Letter from a Gentleman hi the Wefi-ln�et% to hit, Friend'-'dt Boften, dated J we if 46, -^ . .* The French-I'lee^ is arrived a^ Martinico under Gon> f vpy of fix Sail of the Line. There are abbirt i2po|f 'them, but forty for Martinico, the reft went to St. Dd-' muigo: One �f our. 00 Gun iS^ips, the Dreadnought, 1 had a narrow Efcape from them, out is now fafe in En-.' glifh Harbour. Chamberlain's-Office, SeJt.^iS. The Court changes Mourning on Saturday next i Inftairt, for the late King of Spain, the late Dauphinefs France, and for the late King of Denmark, viz. the Mep to wear Black full trimm'd, Black Swords kand Bucklei, fringed or plain Linnen ; the Ladies to wear Black Silk or Velvet, fringed or plain Linnen, Black or White Fani, or Shoes/ n 1 W -� B &9|eiW, or has gone) by the federal Names of Gabriel Tomkins, alias Ydung Gibb, alia Jervis, a&ai Chriftopber Wood, olidi (Jnkle; aflat Rawlins, who has been formerly a Smttggfet-% andfme Years fince employed as a Riding Surveyor in t$e Service of the Cuftoms, an� pm* tears ego lived dt the Tovon ^Dajlt-ford^ in tbt Cotnti of Kent? He is d Men *f&to�te* 'Forty and Fifty Years of Agei of a very fwarthy Complexion, fomtnvbat marKd with the Small-Pox, aboui Fivt jR^ iftfiw or Yen hches high, is a very well made Man, *&aUt very upright, with tdtge dark EyP- Brows; which hang over his Eyes, and has formerly received a Wound .in bis Left Arm with d Piflot or Mufyuet Bullft, if which fome Marks or Appearance is left. Note, By Intelligence received, finee the firft Printing of this Advertisement, the above defcribed Gabriel Tom-kins rils a fmall Wart or #V*;at the Corner df one of his Eye-Bfows, next to his Nofe, and is faid to appear in a fhabby Bhwh Dujfil Coat, much pieced and torn, and trimmed with White Metal Buttons, a Deep BJite ifaftecojtt, and an old Light or Lightijb Wig turned Yellow with the Wearing. ' . 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By Conimarfd of the Poft-m'after General, . .George...Shjjjlvockev Sec. ^7 / f-between Thirty and Forty Ye*rs of Age,* of a fair Complexion, and about Five Foot Six Inches high, fomewhat pitted with the Small- T^n^rw^wtw^ 'KTviy^^nsav^3T^ of her Hands with Indian Ink or Gun-Powder; and it is. foppofed fhfr does now,, or has lately accompany'd Gabriel Tomkins aboverdefcrib'd; By Command cf the Pofimajier General, George Shslvocke, Sea 1 AD V ERTISE M E%j TS are taken in for this Paper, at Lloyd's Cof*se-Hovse, in,Xombard-Street Cape-Britain for Ever, ' C / ;
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No idea why they moved the servo, probably because the engine was different and the throttle body is in a different location?
I don't think anything has changed on the clock spring from 05 and above but it looked similar and the plugs were the same.
I did notice that on an 04 that did not have cruise, it did have the clock spring for the cruise wires and the connector had the white, brown, and green/yellow wires on it, so maybe after 04 they decided to just have one clock spring instead of two?
Brown, white, greenyellow from the clock spring are your cruise switch wires.
The hole above the black switch is the where the green brake pedal position switch goes. You said that the green switch was there, where is it tied away at?
Not sure what you mean by the servo module and the cruise servo being built into each other, from what I've found the servo module in the engine bay does everything, the rest is just wires and switches.
The ECU/PCM does not need to be programmed to use cruise. Only 08 and above need to be programmed since they are drive-by-wire systems. The only thing the PCM is used for with cruise on the 00-07 is Pin # 28 which is the Vehicle Speed Sensor, but I've come to find that you don't even need to run a wire all the way over to that side of the car, all you need to do is tap into the Green/White wire from the radio, which is the same signal.
Thanks! I didn't realize the servo module on 00-04 contained the electronics, but I noticed the long connector on one last night. I was thinking it had a separate module and servo like some older cars.
I'm not understanding what all the '06-'07 Focus cruise ecms are selling on ebay because they never show a pic. Are those servo modules? I read threads here claiming the pcm needs programmed to enable cruise but maybe that's for '09 and up fly by wire. Some go so far as claiming you need ot visit the dealer for a reflash and provide them a VIN# of a car with cruise.
I need to understand where the servo is mounted on '06 and '07 car. I see the battery box bracket has some space between the fender and battery with three bosses on it to accept bolts. However some service manal pics suggest the bracket is on the engine. There is also a little aluminum platform mount over top of the tranny bell just behind the cylinder head that would seem to fit a servo.
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