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Sir Alex Ferguson had more reason to be invigorated yesterday when Manchester United's chief executive David Gill publicly declared that the 64-year-old will be invited to remain as manager next season. Ferguson will be acutely aware that beating Liverpool does not make up for some of United's other disappointments this season but Gill went as far as saying that the Premiership's oldest manager could stay at Old Trafford "for many years to come".
"Alex has the full support of everyone at the club," Gill said. "He has the energy, enthusiasm and appetite to ensure we get back up there challenging for the league. Alex has been the best Manchester United manager, if not the best manager in European football, and we are looking forward."
Ferguson will be grateful for such unequivocal backing after a season in which the highlights, beating Chelsea and now Liverpool, can be set against a hugely disappointing Champions League campaign and, irrespective of yesterday's results, the inevitability of another league title going to Stamford Bridge. Yet he is still reliant on a favourable end-of-season verdict from the Glazer family before it is guaranteed he will remain at Old Trafford. Joel, Bryan and Avi Glazer could be seen high-fiving in the directors' box but they are entitled to be uneasy about the £12.3m drop in annual profits that United will report today. They can never have envisaged their first season incorporating a December exit from the Champions League or the title being conceded as early as January
"I am not saying it is all satisfactory and that we can keep finishing third and fourth every year," Gill had stated before the game. "We would like the league to be a lot closer. So would Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham. But let's not get carried away and say we have a lot of rebuilding to do. We know we have to improve the midfield and we will do that but I am confident we won't be far away next season. We have spent a significant sum of money in the January transfer window and we will spend again in the summer."
The need for a new midfielder was highlighted by the use of Ryan Giggs, a left-winger by trade, and John O'Shea, a defender, in central midfield. Ferguson, however, is unlikely to be given anything close to the sort of financial backing that saw him pay £30m for Rio Ferdinand under the previous regime in July 2002. Although United's annual profit of £46m marks them as second only to Chelsea in terms of wealth, the figures, which cover only three months of the Glazer era, will be of disappointment inside Old Trafford given a 20% reduction from the previous yearly accounts.
Reduced television revenue and an early departure from last season's Champions League will be among the factors cited. "Media revenue is down by about £40m," explained Gill, but there is also a deep irony that £6.6m was lost in legal and banking fees in opposing, unsuccessfully, the Glazer takeover.
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"These payments are not unusual and we are not embarrassed," said Gill. "We have nothing to hide. We are transparent and publish our figures when no other Premier League club does, so I do not see why we should be castigated or hauled over the coals for it. These sums represent the market we operate in and the costs which have to be incurred to secure top talent."


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He has had a Ferrari and an Aston Martin and his girlfriend drives a Porsche, but if Andy Murray makes his own way into the All England Club this week he is likely to use the humbler vehicle he has owned ever since passing his driving test five years ago. The 26-year-old Scot, who once admitted that he had sold his Ferrari because he felt "a bit of a prat" driving it, claimed that using a more modest form of transport has its advantages. "Because it's a Volkswagen Polo I don't think many people look at it," Murray said. "The reason I kept it is because it's a good car to pick people up from the station, that sort of thing."
The 20-minute drive from Murray's home in Surrey to Wimbledon is becoming a familiar one. The All England Club was almost a second home last summer, when the Olympic tournament was staged just three weeks after the Championships, and during the rest of the year Murray has become a regular visitor.
"I spend a lot more time there than I used to and I just feel more comfortable there because of that," he said. "I know a lot of the people who work there, all the locker-room attendants, a lot of the members and the people that run the club."
Every now and then he cannot resist taking a quick peek inside Centre Court. "They had the women's final result from last year and the men's final result from last year up on the scoreboard," he laughed. "So that wasn't exactly the best memory.
"The reason why I would go out to Centre Court is to remember all the matches that I've played there. You also think how many matches have actually taken place there, some of the best matches in the history of the sport, and how many of the best players that have ever played the game have played there. Ten years ago when I went there, I would never have thought about that. I just wanted to play my match and I wasn't thinking about anything else. But that changes the more you play there and the more time you spend there.
"I played there the first time when I was maybe 14 in the juniors and, to me, it just felt like a massive tennis event really. I didn't know loads about the history of the tournament when I was playing there. But I've started to take more of an interest in that side of things and probably just started to understand how important it is within tennis, how important that club is."
After his experiences last year, when he became the first Briton to play in the Wimbledon men's singles final for 74 years and went on to win Olympic gold, Murray is now the favourite of many to end the country's 77-year wait for a men's champion.
The world No 2, who begins his eighth senior Wimbledon campaign against Germany's Benjamin Becker this afternoon, has an outstanding record at the All England Club, is one of the best players on grass and is in excellent form, having won his third Queen's Club title last weekend. Provided he has no further problems with the lower back injury that forced him to miss the recent French Open – and the signs so far are good – it would almost seem a natural progression for him to lift the winner's trophy aloft in 13 days' time.
Is winning Wimbledon now his top priority, given that last year he won Olympic gold and claimed his first Grand Slam title at the US Open? "I don't want to put it like that," Murray said. "I think that would be counter-productive. I want to win Wimbledon and I've given myself a chance for a few years, but you've got to remember there are so many great players around just now. Sometimes you have to think, 'Look, this isn't going to happen'. I thought about that before the US Open last year, that maybe I wouldn't ever win a Grand Slam and maybe I'll never win Wimbledon, but it won't be through lack of trying."
Murray has long been regarded as one of the game's Big Four, along with Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, but he admitted: "Until I started to win more of the major events and get right to the end of the Slams, for a while it was tough to maybe feel that I was a part of that. But a lot of people talk about it now. I think tennis is in a really, really good place just now and I'm glad to be a part of that."
Although he has never been entirely comfortable in the public glare, Murray said he had begun to find the fame game easier to deal with. "Until I'd won a Grand Slam I didn't feel that comfortable with what I had achieved, so I probably feel a lot better about myself and in public than a year ago," he said. "But I don't know if you ever get used to having your picture taken in the street or at dinner or anything like that."
Murray has never watched a re-run of his defeat by Federer in last year's final –"I've seen the last point and that's it" – but he has clearly reflected on the match. Having taken the opening set, which was the first he had won in four Grand Slam finals against Federer, he eventually lost in four sets, the match having swung in his opponent's favour after the Centre Court roof was closed because of rain.
"Maybe if I had played like I had done in Slam finals before or in big matches before, where I'd kind of waited for my opponent to miss, who knows, maybe I could have won the second set," he said. "But I didn't. I went for it and it didn't go my way."
One video clip Murray has enjoyed watching repeatedly in the last week was his drive volley into the body of his coach, Ivan Lendl, at last Sunday's charity match at Queen's Club in support of the Royal Marsden Hospital, which has been treating his close friend Ross Hutchins for cancer. "Ivan was angry," Murray smiled. "His neck went really red. When I watched it over, I think inside he was really angry. He dealt with it really well, but he wasn't happy."
Hutchins's illness, meanwhile, has helped to give Murray a fresh perspective on life. "Ross and I would message each other almost every day of the year, so if I'd had a bad day and he's messaged me asking how I'm doing you think twice before you reply, because, yeah, I haven't actually had a bad day. It's not been that bad. Yes, I didn't practise particularly well, I didn't play particularly well in my match. But I'm healthy, I feel good and you've got someone who you're very close to, a young guy, and you wouldn't expect anything like that to happen to him.
"He was obviously going through a rough time. He dealt with it really, really well the first few months and I think the last couple of months, especially, got pretty hard."
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On Twitter
"There's obviously people who go on there just to abuse athletes or celebrities. I mean you get criticism in everything you do, in everyone's jobs they get that, it's just something you have got to deal with."
On music
"I've been listening to a lot of John Mellencamp. I like Ed Sheeran. I like Pharell's songs. I would say 90 per cent of the players listen to music before they go on. You know the locker room at a Grand Slam, there's like 128 players at the beginning. It's very, very loud with coaches and physical trainers."
On nicknames
"My nickname when I was a kid was Bamm Bamm, from the Flintstones because I used to get so angry, I'd be bashing things around."
On nutrition
"When I first started playing on the tour I didn't eat well at all. First time I played Wimbledon, Pizza Express was my post-match meal, whereas I'd never dream of doing that now."
On dreams
"I dreamt after a Wimbledon loss that I'd won the title, then I woke up and hadn't. After the US Open win I dreamt that I'd lost. When I woke up and then when I realised that I'd won, that's when it started to sink in."
On fitness
"When you're 17, 18, you don't have any pain in your body, you don't need to see the physio every day. But when you've been playing on the tour for four or five years, things do start hurting and you need to make sure you have good people around."
Highs and lows: Murray's year
July 2012 Loses Wimbledon final to Roger Federer
September 2012 Beats Djokovic in US Open final
Jan 2013 Loses Australian Open final to Djokovic
August 2012 Wins gold medal at the London Olympics
May 2013 Out of French Open with back injury
June 2013 Back on form with Queen's title win
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Jacqueline Bisset stars in this thriller from director Klaus Menzel, and if that doesn't tip you off to its quality, I don't know what will. Bisset, who is now 60, looks great, and that's the nicest thing I can say about this movie. In a plot that seems to have been lifted from a Harlequin novel, she plays a wealthy woman whose husband dies in a swimming accident. A few short weeks later, she remarries, and her son (Adam Garcia) becomes suspicious that his father's death was somehow planned. Those suspicions are shared by his new stepsister (Alice Evans), with whom he begins an affair (at their parents' wedding, no less). There's lots of sex, and some unintentionally hilarious poetry that provided the film's most entertaining moment. (It was at this point that the audience at my preview screening started laughing, and they didn't stop until the credits rolled.) Menzel tries to twist his tale into a crazy web of deceit, but if his actors can't bother to look interested enough to figure out who did what to whom, I don't know why the audience should. The most fascinating thing about this movie is why they thought anyone would want to see it. Not many Bostonians did; it closed after just one week at the Fresh Pond. (95 minutes)
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Seal-Rite is owned by Coach Ron Ayers and Woody Ayers. Ron and Woody were born and bred in Plant City, Fl. The Ayers name held a fantastic reputation for over 40 years until these home town boys went into business for themselves. You see Ron and Woody's father ran his own automotive repair business in Plant City until his retirement. Ron and Woody's father had a reputation for honesty for as long as he was in business.
I wonder if Ron and Woody's father would appove of their underhanded business practices. I guess to Ron and Woody it really doesnt matter considering that of their lying and cheating has allowed them to live in huge houses and have lots of sports cars.
You see Ron and Woody have been in business for a long time. During this time they have left a lot of victims in their path. To start customers who paid to much for products and services. For employees who were never paid the wages owed to them. What's even crazier is that they have been allowed to do this by the govenment for so long. They were in Tampa known as REVCO and now SEAL-RITE
Where did Ron and Woody learn to treat people so unfairly??
When you are hired by Seal-Rite aka REVCO, the last thing on your mind would be that, if and when you are fired you would have to wait for 2 weeks to get your first check. Some people never even get their last check and just move on with their lives. Some other former employees when they get their checks, relize that their wage their were promised of 9.00 per hour has now been reduced to 7.25 per hour. Some how in the inital hiring process Seal-Rite managment failed to mention that they would do that.
Why is the good hard working people of Florida having to continue to endure the stealing of their hard earned cash? One reason is that their are loop holes in are employment laws which allow companies like Seal-Rite to steal from weaker people. Thes loop holes allow Ron and Woody Ayers to take advantage of people. Ron and Woody know that most people will cripe and complain for a while then leave them alone. They know as these say, "most ill educated people dont know their rights and all they can do us cuss and holler, heck they come up here we will just call the police. The ironey to that statement is just imagine a youg girl who has a babie on the way and she desperatly needs the money promised her so she does not get her car reposesed, goes up to Seal-Rite and the cops get called. Now all the cops see is a pregant girl yelling and crying and trespassing. Police take a oath to serve and protect, the weak. In this case the former pregnant employee who did nothing wrong gets carted off to jail and the predators are allowed to continue preying on the citizens of Florida.
Ron Ayers or Coach as some call him served in the USAF. On the this Veterans Day Eve the first thing we want to do is thank Coach Ron for his Service to the country. You see all men and woman who serve this great country take an oath to protect this country aganst all threats foreighn and domestic. Wow who would of thought that the same young man who went off to fight for his country would be the same man who betryed his fellow countryman everyday. How can Ron wake up everyday and get in his Hummer and drive to work knowing that it will just be another day of stealing from his fellow countryman. Well. maybe its not Ron at all. Maybe it is his evil brother that is behind the lies and cheating and Ron just stands by and watch's with no power to do anything. I guess Coach Ron Ayers looks at his car collection and decides that lying and stealing is worth it. Who knows maybe Ron will do the RIGHT THING and end his realtionship with Count Woody.
My other concern is that Coach Ron Ayers is coaching, mentoring and leading some of our finest youth here in Polk County you see Ron coachs Pop Warner Football. I belive we should really ask ourselves is Ron the type of person we want to coach and mentor our kids? Is he the type of example we want are kids mimick and grow up to be? If its ok for Ron to mentor our kids, why dont we just get some ex-cons right out of prison for grand theft and let them teach and mentor our kids?
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The first thing that you notice is that they did not sign their name. This report has many misleading statements and un-truths. The company has many employees that have been employed with the company for over 2+ years and have not had any of the problems listed by this person.
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That does the recurrent committed to cut you blocked for one of the things it's really a personal quality action that person. Is that. They have the vision to be -- the place you go to -- real good. It is IP the idea of him is the best role player of all time something that you know it is was written. By Ross talker what he meant to the organization for thirteen years -- Yeah I I think I think while I can't compare acting out on a -- walker would certainly are about -- Wheeler and even more than the actual port side -- play and yet that's sort of -- ability to direct the guy can do so many different thing to so many. Things well. It due to such a professional level that was that was mentioned the kickoff return stuff he's the guy. Who -- -- to play into it and you really appreciate that little block virtually universal. I'm out here -- in my life and you know just. While the -- take in my job professionally. The wanna guy that's doing the same argument in that Kevin at a high expectation what we go over terms and we are high expectation Orman knows reciprocated. Or another thing that she that's that I. Definitely remember about -- just how much of a mismatched a guy -- through the linebackers. That's the big games going now -- now -- mean had you seen Kevin sorting this copper bearing gold had in years away the game missiles spread value to see even more dangerous. Because backed out and basically linebackers. Cough and trust me I had to do it every single day of practice. He's not the -- Not a characters are based on speech just. So extremely slippery quicker car breaks -- -- -- -- -- match -- you know the thing to stand out -- -- -- just the incredible catches the way to separate the way you. You always meet the clutch play so. You struggle so much you can do about it it's a great repute and you know long ago as. Neil Mallon president talked the last couple days to -- he got a Steve -- right fumbled a couple times now you expected. That 2000 year Kevin Faulk had six fumbles and you go from that to one of the most reliable trusted players. In this patriots organization during that there in eight days amazing. Yeah and remember that I was there were killed in that time and I do remember a bit. Started about labels like take as much as anything that you referenced in the speech today. That there were times -- you would sit down with coach culture in the war a war situation and talk about. What you need to do get better in a lot of us so I have had that speech that they'll -- you know Hewitt obviously very persist. And all and figure out what it is like to be better that took the last in -- -- And he addressed those things so it is -- optical forgotten debut started to get a label -- on his career. The completely flipped the script and actually work. More open Dirk or else -- or never -- so you address the issues that will you know but resisters Google allowed himself -- Sort -- -- -- I -- we don't do that. And -- have made it clear from. My last follow -- on Kevin today it was would be -- in that locker room Pratt just curious with C. It sounds like he's one of those guys -- was friendly with everybody that it wasn't just the running backs they hung out with the joked about the in the -- hung out with the offensive line. Let's see that guy who get along -- any part of a football team. Into beyond just a walk on my -- obviously you Lugo bounced from the group the group was from a several of these so that affable personality put. What you like to know Kevin quite a bit off the field as well just because we get a lot of security and trivia. The four players group with -- packed with while we're playing there's some. You know for Monroe also production companies that do. Promotional -- charitable things for the police and fire and things like that it capitalists. Was very you or great all the reporters as well I mean it's a relatively small community here. Of players that play now that played before. And yeah I haven't opened down about the -- those guys saw -- he's the kind of guy that it's hit or enemies adapt the values. Is so vital trying to our leadership within the locker room and -- group of guys that you guys you -- -- of those it has particular the sugar content that got. I'm -- -- what this offense now I think began years of people. Wondering if it could be as good as -- seven don't think anybody figured they'd run for 250 yards back to back weeks just another issue for the defense to prepare against. Yeah off and it's it's hardly -- southern comparison because they're just. Do anything so differently you know -- -- go back are drinking and where they end up Bozo as. So per game that serve it's a pot analogy I mean that's certainly the -- the numbers mean look the same with the winner getting theirs -- entirely different the temple thing I think will surface last week and you or -- with the running game and the ability to. So come out there not -- -- very quick calls and give in and then all medical groups also feel with these quick runs -- -- very manageable short you know -- them for certain. -- -- -- It's it's indefensible rule yet so I do times. Olmert called him her what about it were reaching out two weeks here where you've seen the ball well group that. Try to -- dime which may get annihilated entrant you've got to get some of what personnel groups one or back to target of hatred -- sold them. Denver answers with the medical group released they're they're keeping the soccer linebacker in the box opener also try to pack the box a little bit Marbury in the quarter down every mistake you or the war. Then you know bringing blitz packages. -- work either. So you're now at a point where that -- game has established itself against the groups that never should worker gets that never should work against all the Beatrice and district was Seattle it's basically -- suck it up over a golf course and author twelfth and will probably see sort of regained their gangs are going back to. Relieved you know torture people trapped in multiple -- also. They're going to put the onus on -- -- -- available rooms on the other side trying to -- partly it's because this is not -- that. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- The -- that this this no model that a different approach times you know you don't have to defense opportunity disguised coverage and music come out of no -- just throwing the hell out of the football but this time it's a cookie at the small guys in the field I wanna keep them out there. Is gonna continue to pound the ball I want to ask you how difficult will you think it'll be up in Seattle with how loud beckon me. Yeah about that changes things that the report will because. One of the things do you only get to know model is that if you're against a very penetrating -- -- -- you can't change the snap count general. Didn't play -- quickly you're not spending time the snapped originally went on and come -- -- -- ball coming out to -- or some sort of I'm not at all. -- only thing that sort of drawback there is no anything that -- you know -- for all aspects across. So you know the one thing they keep using it a little bit -- so it's going to be super loud certainly can't change that the snap -- -- -- indicated an amateur for example aren't so. The idea that your going to be quick and -- -- great what you don't want people started to climb that's so you'll see you this just amazing ability to use the three up a hole. They're always gonna do no huddle and meet yield little less of the brand we saw this week we are certainly don't know that bought. There are certain aspects of it but a little more difficult with the rollout was the structure up actually. Match out for patriot joining if you -- -- in the -- report every Tuesday and Friday in a Boston Herald here -- on NFL Sunday. On WEEI. You joke about it today in your -- report you've alluded to it for Seattle got a coin flip year terms of of what way to approach very I'm curious no matter if you -- to put your coaches had on. Is there race style is very schemes or anything right now you can do to disrupt what the patriots trying to do offensively if you're on a defense audible. Well I just like you would you do there's not there's not a formula that any team can take and just if you could pull this off to respond because there's such period. Personal. Differences between each team. It happened. -- -- or -- like degenerates you don't need to bring pressure you know fourteen like got a -- really good did not do with the organized. If you don't have that group. And you're not gonna get very well the last thing you wanted to do was -- -- because whoever in your article every car and used to detract somewhat from coverage. You're at a -- in the secondary apart always picked apart now you'll have a order are picking up Port Huron. You know certain -- because of the -- get there. Bought it if this running game can continue to make its second and short which -- shot on second down. And still give back into the third down at third marriage if they're consistently in that situation. Crusher is just open that you're gonna get tortured and if you do it against distinct. So what I would open your building organization and this is you know factoring because there are acutely apt to have earth orbit can simply get after -- maybe even -- -- if you can get there were three police. Get all off spot the biggest thing is an opponent to the team that there was always talked about it just not allowed to post up in the throws you just don't want stepping up front pocket. If you have to make him look collateral against wash a little bit it's not necessarily his game. What if you can provide any off the spot pressure would -- all -- rushers -- that is if you into fourth grade you get to retreat but not likely to happen. What you need bodies coverage just do you got space heaters -- out there. Beyond always aren't old west always -- the whole wrong makes holes in here as political back those -- great job of the goods that are gonna sit down so. They have personalities that rule should the kind of dollar try to do wouldn't prefer Greg laden might be choreographed and. And a quick follow up on the broncos' offense because you joked about not having seen Manning played all you -- Manning hype you prepped watching Manning. Up to watch this game this past weekend from what you saw that tape what you saw Sunday. It easy close -- to what he was when he was the quarterback Indianapolis Colts in your mind. Yeah I mean it's I think that the sort of -- not a story that was out there was that this is you know Randy Johnson covered mavericks. And is for people who knew. New and it played in architecture co director of the papers quote from literally Q&A much better than me bought you know pay Manning never laws the rock. He -- a dart throwing not in an hour fastball like with the perception about well Richard the quarterback also irregular or. Sold great quarterbacks in history that actually interpret gospels which might -- -- far. We will look super accurate this the delay kind of akin to an armed guard Joseph Montana. And I mean you can go opened -- a list. -- strict or not. Or about capture -- I think anyone of their culture demand which you and Paul and Drew Brees or this sort of upper Echelon of considerable artist that's the number one. Thanks so. -- you know the perception of me neither will walk out all it's based on what I've already are -- doesn't work so all why would go back and say you know where he may be slightly rusty. Are the issues so decision making and for his discredit you only had three -- in intensity in court and they all came -- and this game notre wrote again. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Dollars and 303 touchdowns and up again and and huge -- sort of track mobile number in April so I think he's very close. I think the thing it didn't have a last week that they have other weeks that. Allow them to sort of back and at that time of possession style was a running game and the picture to the majority of analysts are. At the bit the imbalance between the two. You know the -- times -- -- you expect little matter how well they did a natural way comeback it was it was too shall also. I think they're probably looking much the way the pictures are but I kind of balance. And were these few teams -- and I think that's what you look for bought. Yet you use an older wiser -- you don't see him making the mistakes that you know he may have had to get some Belichick defense was earlier on that. They do little Newhart all the salt and not always mix aren't discard them out but -- we're not going to -- The best ever a crowbar in tech -- reference history they show may be WEEI general these Matt Chatham. IChat report Tuesdays Fridays Boston Herald here and witness former teammate Kevin -- NFL Sundays every Sunday leading a patriots football Matt we appreciate it we'll talk you next week. Matt joining us on the eighteenth -- hotline AT&T -- LTE was speeds up to ten times faster than three -- AT&T. Rethink possible to talk about this patriots no huddle offense no one has written a more informative definitive piece on the no huddle why it's so fast this year. The Greg Bedard and -- Boston Globe we'll talk about that net.


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This race was me in my 97 mirage 4dr vs. a cavalier. I wont have a wrx until probably November but I thought you would all like this story and probably laugh. Oh and it might be long but it shows how funny some "racers" are when they think they have a fast car.
It was like 12midnight to like 1am and me and my friend went to jack in the box to get a bite to eat. We are sitting in my car eating in the parking lot and after we are done eating we are just sitting there for a while when all of a sudden this cavalier (probably no more than 2 years old) with an exhaust pulls right in front of me, looks right at me, then revs and pulls away. I looked at my friend and asked "was he reving at me?" and my friend said "I think so". I start up my car and he is all the way at the other end of the parking lot. When I start to pull out he guns it to where I am at almost hitting me then peels out to the main road and takes off so I floor it and went from 8 car lengths behind him to walking away.
So when I got to like 85 I just let off cause I got so far ahead. After I let off I slowed down to the speed limit which was 40 and I see him coming up pretty quick then he slows down right by me and revs yet again and takes off. So he slows down and I thought he was going to turn right at the light but he didn't and he was just driving really slowly. I slowed down to about 25 and he was still falling behind so I came to a dead stop cause there were no cars out and besides he reved on me again so I wanted to go at it one more time. I was at a dead stop and he creeps up slowly then when he gets near my back bumper he guns it and I am still on the brake pedal so I ease out the clutch and floor it.
Bye the time I started to go he had at least like 2 cars on me but by the time I shifted into 2nd I was side by side with him and stared at him while I went by and by the time I got to 80 I had about 3 cars or so on him plus I came back from about 2 cars behind him. After the 2nd go at it he slowed down way back and turned right.
Just to let you all know my car is comepletly stock only 115hp and 118tq from the factory according to the specs. I don't know why but civics and all these so called racers over here liek to race me for some reason and I even stayed dead even with a prelude from a 30mph roll till 90 then I shut down cause I big 90degree turn was coming up. After racing all these cars and seeing that I can beat them or pull even with my stock mirage I am just going crazy thinking about what my stock rex will do when I get it and what it will do after some mods.
Well hope you all enjoyed the story and hopefully got a laugh out of it. Oh and sorry about the length but I tend to right things in detail. Oh and the air smelled as if someone was having a nice bar b que with honey bar b que sauce hahahaha j/k.


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In case you haven't already succumbed to the temptation of an HTPC, or at least a living room system of some sort, then Sharp's latest Internet AQUOS line may well tempt you to part with some cash. The trio of new systems are being shipped sans-monitor and geared towards users who already have a screen, in the form of a TV... preferably an AQUOS, one presumes.
The three flavours of the Internet AQUOS were announced: the base spec 'PC-AX30V' with a 1.6GHz Celeron, 1GB of DDR2 RAM and a 160GB hard drive, the mid-range 'PC-AX80V' which adds a digital TV tuner and HDMI input and the top dog 'PC-AX120V' which packs a 1.66GHz Core 2 T5500 processor (yes that is a notebook part) and 250GB hard drive.
All three systems offer HDMI out, a single Firewire connector and four USB ports for connecting your various peripherals. More interestingly a supremely cool-looking remote control and keyboard combo is also bundled - the latter boasting a trackpad and mouse buttons.
Most importantly, though, the systems look gorgeous in shiny black, white and red variants, even if the latter is unlikely to blend well with a home theatre set-up. Sharp has the new line slated to launch within the next few weeks but you'll have to roll dice to guess the pricing (I'm guessing it goes beyond a pair of sixes - Gordon) which wasn't announced.
Sharp press release (Google translated, but you'd have more luck understanding a duck).


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His love of trains started at a young age
During his youth, Dennis Olson raced the trains that sped on the Great Northern Railway through Osseo on his bike, pedaling as hard as he could to get to the station before the trains and watch them in fascination.
"You could tell when the big steam engines would be coming because the ground would shake almost like an earthquake, and that's when I would start to ride," he said, "Eventually, they went to diesel, so I would have to listen for the train to whistle before starting."
Olson rediscovered the same wonder with trains when he joined the Northern Trackers Railroad Club in Crosslake six years ago when the club was created. He is now the president of the Northern Minnesota Railroad Heritage Association.
Olson believes his interest in trains began as a 10-year-old boy when his father gave him his first Lionel model train. That changed as he grew older.
"I discovered cars and girls and put my trains away," Olson said, chuckling.
After graduating from Osseo High School in 1961, Olson attended St. Cloud State College and received his Bachelor's degree in industrial technology. He continued his education at Bemidji State University to earn his Master's degree in industrial education.
Olson was a high school teacher for 14 years as he taught students in south Chicago and Robbinsdale how to weld and maintain small engines and electronics. Then, he joined the company Carl Zeiss Meditec out of West Germany and created microscopes for three years.
"Zeiss at that time was the Mercedes-Benz of microscopes," Olson said.
He soon founded his own company, Microclean, and retired 25 years later at Madden's Resort on Gull Lake after having served 900 hospitals and clinics across five states.
"I had a wonderful time at my job," he said.
Now, he stays active as a member of the Nisswa Garden Club and the Northern Trackers Railroad Club in Crosslake on weekends and Wednesday evenings, wearing a conductor uniform at times when showing curious onlookers the half-scale model of the William Crooks Locomotive outside of the club.
Among some of the Northern Trackers' accomplishments are building a model track for residents of the Good Samaritan Society-Bethany and hosting field trips and visits for students and residents around the area.
"We go to schools and they come to us in the summertime to learn about the trains. It's fun to watch the little kids because they have never seen anything like this," he said,
"The only thing they see is a coal train going through Brainerd, which is a limited view of railroading."
Having taught classes and turning 70 in August, Olson believes education is still important.
"Education has always been a part of my life. I think the main thing is to keep growing and keep looking ahead," he said. "My wife, Joanne, and I do a 10-year plan and decide what to do in these 10 years."
The Northern Trackers Railroad Club also has a women's group that consists of the wives of some of the members. They plan events and outings for both groups.
"Really, the Northern Trackers has 80 members when you add some of their wives in. They play an important part," Olson said. "We are thankful for them for setting up things outside of the club area. It's fun to get together and let them put a face to a name. It's important for them to be involved."
He is also thankful for being part of the Northern Trackers Club and sharing with others what he has learned throughout the years.
"You encourage people to do things and bring things out of them that they didn't know they had themselves," he said, "That's the fun part. It's been a good life. I've enjoyed planning it and making it all happen."


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Jedediah Fitch
|Norwich, New London County, Connecticut Colony, (Present USA)
|Died in Nantucket Island, Nantucket County, Province of Massachusetts, (Present USA)
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Jedidiah Fitch was born on 17 Apr 1681, Norwich, New London Co., CT [882,1506,1507] and died on 20 Nov 1756, Nantucket, Nantucket Cty, MA [882,1507]
Parents: Maj. James Fitch (1649-1727) and Elizabeth Mason (1654-1684)
Jedediah Fitch moved to Nantucket about 1706 and married Abigail Coffin, the daughter of Peter Coffin and Elizabeth Starbuck. Through her, their descendants are related in some fashion to virtually everyone of importance in early Nantucket history.
- on 13 Sep 1701, Newbury, Essex Co., MA [882,1507,878] to Abigail Coffin (1683-1736) [882], daughter of Peter Coffin (1660-1699) and Elizabeth Starbuck (1665-)
- Peter Fitch was born in 1706. He married Rachel Chase on February 18, 1731/32. Rachel was a daughter of James and Rachel Chase. He died January 21, 1793 and she died March 23, 1801. Their children were: Peter who married Anna Gardner, Rachel who married Joseph Glazier, Seth who died as a child, Benjamin who married Anna Osborne, Abigail who married Thomas Gwinn, Ebenezer who married Abigail Gardner, Sally who married Samuel Palmer and later Samuel Osborn and Latham Barker, James who married Judith Bunker and Coffin who was single and died at sea.
- Mary Fitch was born on August 22, 1708. She married Thomas Bailey on June 5, 1729. She died April 21, 1794.
- Elizabeth Fitch was born in 1703. She was married to Ebenezer Calfe (Calif) on June 8, 1722 and she died on July 22, 1777.
- Beriah Fitch was born on Nantucket on October 30, 1713. He married Deborah Gorham on December 11, 1735 and died on May 4, 1785.
the most troublesome of the family to figure out
Jedidiah Fitch was the eldest surviving son of Major James Fitch and Elizabeth Mason Fitch. He is the most troublesome of the family to figure out. All his brothers were soldiers fighting Indians and such. As a young teenager, Jed moved to the north shore of Massachusetts and settled in Newbury, and then later went to Nantucket Island off the coast of Massachusetts. Nantucket was a Quaker colony at the time and in 1701 he married into an established Quaker family. His father had been quite friendly with the local Indians, the Mohegans and Pequots, yet fought against other tribes. Perhaps Jedediah became a pacifist and wanted no part of fighting the Indians he grew up with and so left for Nantucket. Perhaps he simply wanted to go to sea. (Pullman)
Notes for Jedidiah Fitch
- He was said to "res. Canterbury, Windham Co., CT, rem. abt. 1706-7, Nantucket, Nantucket Co., MA; res. Sherborn, Nantucket." 882
- He "was living at Nantucket in 1736."1506
- "Nantucket Marriages: FITCH, Jedediah of Norwich, rsident in Newbury, and Mrs. Abigail Coffin of N., resident in Newbury Sept. 13, 1701, in Newbury. [Intention not recorded]. [Jedediah, '1st of Nantucket, From Norwich, Conn.,' and Abigail Coffin, d. Peter and Elizabeth 9Starbuck), 13th, 9 mo., P.R. 38.] " 878
- "In 1724 and 1725 Ebenezer Gardner, Jedediah and Abigail Fitch, and Jemima Coffin, unm., all of Sherburn, deeded thirds of 100 a. given by 'our grandf. to our f.' Peter C. in 1696." 850
- "Barbour adds, 'In Canterbury he is credited with wife Elizabeth, but this is believed to be an error.' AF, Vol. 1, p. 107, says, without attribution, he 'm. Elizabeth _____.' " 882
- "In a list of livestock earmarks recorded by the proprietors of Sherborn on Nantucket, Jedediah's are described as 'a Crop in Each Ear & a half penny over the left.' His on Beriah's marks were the same except for the addition of a half penny over the right ear as well. On 22 Jun. 1789, 'The Ear Mark that Was formerly Jedediah Fiches is now Transfered to George Larrance and ordered to be Recorded to him...' "882
- In Nantucket Deaths, he is listed:" Jedediah, '1st of Nantucket, From Norwich, Conn.,' h. Abigail (Coffin), 20th, 11 mo., 1756, P.R. 38. [Jedidah, P.R. 63]. " 872
"Will of Jedediah Fitch, Will Book , p. 280, Nantucket Probate Court
I Jedediah Fitch of Sherborn in the County of Nantucket in the Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England, yeoman, being weak of body but of sound mind and memory and knowing that it is appointed unto all men once to die do make and ordain my last will and testament in manner and form, following: Imprimis, I commit my soul into the hands of Almighty God and my body to be buried at the discretion of my executors hereafter named.
Item I give and bequeath unto my four children, namely Elizabeth Calef, Peter Fitch, Mary Baily and Beriah Fitch, all my whole estate which I have both in possession and reversion both real and personal which I have owing comming and belonging unto me by any ways or means whatsoever both in the province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England and in the Colony of Connecticut in New England aforesaid or elsewhere where ever it may be found. Equally to be divided between them not prefering one before the other to have and to hold the same in severalty to them and their heirs forever
And lastly I appoint my Son in Law Ebenezer Calef, Esq. and my son Beriah Fitch executors jointly of this my last will and testament for witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this eleventh day of June in the twenty seventh year of the reign of George the Second of Great Britain, etc. King Annoque Domini 1754 Signed sealed published and declared by the said Jedidiah Fitch to be his last will in the presence of us Andrew Gardner, George Gardner, John Brock Jedediah Fitch, Nantucket, ss. Sherborn, March the 7th in the year of our Lord 1757
At a probate court held this day the aforenamed Andrew Gardner and George Gardner appeared in court and made oath that they saw Jedediah Fitch the testator sign and seal this will that they heard him declare this will to be his last will and at that time he was of a disposing mind according to the best of their judgment and that John Brock, the other witness, was present and signed for a witness with them Frederick Folger, Regr. Jeremiah Gardner Judge"1503
- 878. Vital Records of Nantucket, Nantucket Co., MA to the end of the year 1850, (Boston: New England Genealogical Society, 1927), Vol. 3: Marriages A - G.
- 882. John T. Fitch, Descendants of the Reverend James Fitch 1622-1702, (Camden, ME: Picton Press, 1996, Vol. 1.
- 1506. Reuben H. Walworth, "Addenda to Mason Family," New England Historical & Genealogical Register, Vol. 17, No. 1, (January, 1863).
- 1507. Haskell Venard, "The Family of Major James Fitch of Norwich and Canterbury, Conn.," The American Genealogist, Vol. 46, No. 1, January, 1970.
- http://www.billputman.com/Fitch.pdf
- http://www.fitchfamily.com/
- Fleming Family History Last Modified 5 Jun 2008
Jedediah Fitch's Timeline
April 17, 1681
Norwich, New London County, Connecticut Colony, (Present USA)
July 28, 1705
Age 24
(Present USA)
August 22, 1708
Age 27
Age 28
August 30, 1713
Age 32
Nantucket, Nantucket, MA, USA
November 20, 1756
Age 75
Nantucket Island, Nantucket County, Province of Massachusetts, (Present USA)


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As fans count days to the big night when Enrique Iglesias will perform in the city this month, the Spanish singing sensation says he has lots in store. "I am very excited to come to India. Fans can definitely expect a lot of surprises and some great new production," says Enrique, who last performed in India in 2004, but is performing in Delhi for the first time.
Promising a good mix of hits, old and new, the 37-year-old — known for chart-topping hits such as Hero, Bailamos, Love To See You Cry, I Like It and Tonight (I'm Loving You) — says he's been looking forward to this trip for years. "I've been trying to come back for a while, and just waiting for the right opportunity. Besides the show, I'm looking forward to the fans, who are so amazing and enthusiastic, as well as the great food," says Enrique, who as part of his multi-city tour, will perform in Gurgaon's HUDA Grounds on Oct 19, followed by gigs in Pune and Bengaluru.
Enrique, who has in the past collaborated with Indian singer Sunidhi Chauhan for the song, Heartbeat, is up for more such opportunities. "I love collaborating with different artists and think it would be a great experience. I've heard many Bollywood songs, and seen many videos, and am a fan for sure." Currently busy with recording, the singer hopes to be out with his new album next year, "hopefully Spring".
We'll make you meet him
Two lucky HT City readers from Delhi-NCR will get a chance to meet and greet Enrique while he is in the city, and see him perform live. Watch out this space and log on to facebook.com/htcity for more.
More on Enrique
He is a singer and songwriter of Spanish-Filipino descent
Birth name: Enrique Miguel Iglesias Preysler
Birthday: May 8 (Taurian)
He has sold more than 100 mn records with 11 multi-platinum albums and 68 number-one spots on the Billboard charts
He underwent surgery in 2003 to remove a mole from the right side of his face, citing health concerns.


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In 2012 James represented Silvio Berlusconi by live television link from London to his trial in Milan.
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The car will not pass smog. There are 167k miles on the car, and i do not believe the timing belt has been replaced with the possibility the belt has stretched and advanced the timing. Any suggestions?
Where are the timing marks on the gears? Im trying to replace the timing belt? on 2001 Toyota Sienna
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If you get a factory toyota timing belt , the belt is marked for where it matches up to the cam and crank marks. Service manual (even haynes or chiltons) may be handy to help with visualizing the marks and set-up. And , no the belt will 'wear' but not 'stretch' it's fibreglass cord. Before blowing money on the timing belt , have the rest of it looked over for EMISSIONS related problems. Performance and emissions do not necessarily go hand-in-hand.You can have a great running engine with a bad converter fail , and a very poorly running engine with all emissions controls (working their butts off) pass.Diagnosis will be a money saver, if you can find an emissions specialist in your area.
take the number one spark plug out and turn the crank until you get to top dead center Iassume you have the timing cover off if your at tdc then there should be a mark on the cam and crank gears


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Swing keels over fixed
I do most of my sailing in the Tampa Bay where it''s easy to find shallow bottom. I''ve started searching for my second boat and heard more and more about swing keels. Just looking for any wisdow this board can provide.
Swing keels over fixed
A keel/centerboard (this is not a swing keel or a centerboard alone design) is a tried and true design. It is found on many high end boats like Hinckley and Alden. It is especially popular on much larger boats, to keep draft limited while providing superior offshore performance.
The K/CB design is one that uses a keel AND a CB. The boat can be sailed on the keel alone with no real detriment in performance. The CB can be lowered for some added stability and windward performance.
Of course there is the added maintenance of having to inspect the cable etc. In general there is no yearly work except to look it over. Cables can last a long while.
Hope this helps.
Swing keels over fixed
Swing keels have a number of advantages. They allow comparatively easy loading on a trailer and of course can allow youto slip into shallower venues. They are comapratively inexpensive to build and so often show up on value oriented boats.
Of course as with most things in sailing there is also a downside. Generally swing keels have to be kept light enough that they can be hauled up with a reasonable size winch and so are substantially lighter than a comparable fixed keel. As a result swing keel boats generally have less stability than a fixed keel boat. That significantly hurts heavy air performance and safety. This is an important consideration in Tampa where the thunderstorms appear like magic on the best of sailing days.
This lack of stability is typically partially offset by having less sail area on a swing keel boat. And of course that significantly hurts light air performance relative to a well designed fin keel boat.
The worst problem with a swing keel is that they can slam shut in a knock down (something that I have experienced first hand in the Atlantic off of Savannah) and that generally occurs at just the worst time and can do a lot of damage to the boat.
Still and all, while a swing keel is more of a compromise that I would prefer for my own use, if used as designed, swing keel boats allow access to a lot of shallow venues pretty inexpensively.
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Warped Passages: Unraveling the Mysteries of the Universe's
Hidden Dimensions. Lisa Randall. xii + 500 pp. Ecco Press,
2005. $27.95.
Parallel Worlds: A Journey Through Creation, Higher Dimensions,
and the Future of the Cosmos. Michio Kaku. xviii + 428 pp.
Doubleday, 2005. $27.95.
The fact that space has three dimensions would seem to be one of the
most obvious and indisputable features of our world. Ever since
Einstein proposed his theory of general relativity, however, it has
been possible to imagine the existence of extra, somehow hidden,
dimensions—new directions in which material objects could
extend in space. Their existence is often considered in the context
of a desire to unify gravitation with other forces, a goal that
continues to be important. String theory, the leading candidate for
reconciling quantum mechanics with general relativity, actually
requires the existence of extra dimensions. Over the course of the
last few decades, theoretical physicists have invested great effort
in exploring the different ways in which such dimensions could be
hidden from view and what effect they might have on the physics we
directly observe.
Lisa Randall, who has been one of the most influential researchers
in this area, has written a book aimed at sharing the excitement of
recent discoveries with a general audience. Warped Passages:
Unraveling the Mysteries of the Universe's Hidden
Dimensions follows in the footsteps of popular accounts of
cutting-edge physics by the likes of Stephen Hawking, Kip Thorne,
Alan Guth and Brian Greene, who helped create the ideas they are
explaining. Part of the role of such books is to provide an expert's
view of the current situation in fundamental physics. Equally
important, however, is the insight they give into the thought
processes of working scientists.
The simplest way to hide extra dimensions from view is to imagine
that they are "compactified"—curled up into a tiny
ball (or other geometrical configuration) with an extent much
smaller than what can be probed by current experimental apparatus.
In the 1990s, however, a new possibility arose, as scientists came
to appreciate the role of "branes" in higher-dimensional
physics. A brane, generalizing the concept of a membrane, is simply
an extended object: A string is a one-dimensional brane, a membrane
is a two-dimensional brane, and so on, up to however many dimensions
may exist. A remarkable feature of such objects is that particles
may be confined to them, unable to escape into the surrounding
space. We can therefore imagine that our visible world is a
three-dimensional brane, embedded in a larger universe into which we
simply can't reach.
Gravity, as the curvature of spacetime itself, is the one force that
is hard to confine to a brane; the extra dimensions must therefore
have some feature that prevents gravity from appearing
higher-dimensional. (For example, in four spatial dimensions, the
gravitational force would fall off as the distance cubed, rather
than the distance squared.) One possibility, proposed by Nima
Arkani-Hamed, Savas Dimopoulos and Georgi ("Gia") Dvali,
is that the extra dimensions curl up into a ball that is small
without being too small—perhaps as large as a millimeter
across in each direction. Randall, in collaboration with Raman
Sundrum, showed that an extra dimension could be infinitely
big, if the higher-dimensional space was appropriately
"warped" (hence the title of her book). These scenarios,
and others that followed, launched a renaissance in the study of
extra dimensions. Most intriguingly, these theories made specific
predictions for the outcome of experiments that could be done in the
near future. (Already, the "millimeter" of the original
proposal of Arkani-Hamed and colleagues has been reduced to less
than a tenth of a millimeter by experimental progress.)
Building up to these developments requires a good deal of
background, and Randall's book provides it in great depth. She
begins with an extended introduction to the idea of extra dimensions
itself, including the inevitable invocation of Edwin Abbott's
classic 1884 novel Flatland, which describes a
two-dimensional universe whose inhabitants can't imagine a third
dimension. But then Randall backs up a bit, to launch a detailed
survey of 20th-century physics, covering relativity, gravitation,
quantum mechanics, particle physics, the Standard Model and
extensions thereof, such as supersymmetry and string theory. She
makes a concerted effort to keep the presentation lively and
entertaining—by, for example, quoting from popular music and
featuring fictional characters, Athena and Icarus, in certain
narrative digressions. A distinctive feature of Warped
Passages is the discussion of two different ways of extending
physics beyond the Standard Model: the bottom-up, model-building
"Harvard" approach; and the top-down, string-theory
"Princeton" approach. Both philosophies are interesting
and important, and the study of extra dimensions has brought them
into close collaboration. The perspective of someone who has been
immersed in the details makes the discussion of this dichotomy an
especially valuable feature of the book.
Michio Kaku's Parallel Worlds: A Journey Through Creation,
Higher Dimensions, and the Future of the Cosmos, although
superficially similar to Randall's book, actually differs
significantly from it. Although Kaku worked on string theory in its
early days, he has become well known more recently as a popularizer
of physics, and this is evident from the text. Parallel
Worlds is not written from the viewpoint of an insider relating
developments as they occurred. It is telling, for example, that the
bibliography consists solely of other books for a general audience,
with no citations of the primary literature. Nonetheless, the
presentation is extremely polished, and the discussion is
invigorated by the inclusion of numerous interesting and revealing
anecdotes about the participants.
Kaku is also very attuned to the fact that what interests the
general reader is not always what interests the professional
physicist. He is quite willing to discuss the possibility of life on
other planets, or even the religious implications of the work he
describes. Statements such as "If true, [the multiverse] would
unify two of the great religious mythologies, Genesis and Nirvana.
Genesis would take place continually within the fabric of timeless
Nirvana" are made as straightforwardly as comments on the
cosmic microwave background.
The book deals with "parallel worlds" in a somewhat
generalized sense; brane-world scenarios are discussed, but so are
the "many worlds" of the Everett interpretation of quantum
mechanics, as well as the "pocket universes" implied by
inflationary cosmology. Kaku also discusses the recent astronomical
discovery that the expansion of our universe is accelerating, and
the implied existence of dark energy. The notion that galaxies are
flying away from one another at increasing rates as the universe
grows increasingly empty propels the narrative: Can we use other
worlds as a possible escape hatch from this desolate future? The
accompanying discussion, invoking wormholes and baby universes, goes
a step or two beyond established physics. By itself this sort of
speculation is okay, but it blurs an important line. The branes and
extra dimensions of Randall's book, although they seem far-fetched,
arise out of a sober and systematic exploration of the possibilities
opened up by string theory; thus they are concepts that
experimentalists take very seriously. Wormholes connecting different
universes sound no more speculative than extra dimensions but are
actually not nearly as grounded in well-established physics.
Nonexperts may not be able to make these sorts of distinctions.
Both of these books do an excellent job of explaining very esoteric
concepts. As a theoretical physicist myself, I would be cheered to
notice someone sitting at my local coffee shop engrossed in either
book. Parallel Worlds is somewhat easier to dip into and
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Alternate Fishing Times: 9:38AM to 11:38AM
Fishing Cedar Creek, AR on 5/25/2017 will be best from 4:05AM through 6:05AM, and from 10:08PM to 12:08AM. If those times won't work for you, 9:38AM to 11:38AM looks promising. Remember to adjust these times based on barometric pressure, and weather changes.


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Auditor: Gregg County in good fiscal shape
Glenn Evans
April 22, 2013 at 10 p.m.
An independent financial auditor reported to Gregg County commissioners Monday the county used sound bookkeeping in managing its $24.3 million budget in 2012.
Auditor Chris Pruitt also gave a thumbs-up on the county's financial soundness after pointing out the mission of such audits is strictly to evaluate whether the books were accurate for the year in question.
"If I were to analyze the financials, you're way above average health-wise," said Pruitt, who is with Southwest U.S. auditors, Pattillo Brown and Hill. "Financially, you're in a very good position."
That position was highlighted by the county's lack of debt. Commissioner Ronnie McKinney had asked if he was correctly reading a chart indicating county debt falling from $3.4 million in 2003 to $265,000 by 2008 and zero since then.
"That is correct," Pruitt said.
The county's balance sheet showed $75.4 million in total assets, which includes local, state and federal pass-through money. That included a $33.8 million fund balance. Another $20 million was held in a capital improvement account that allows the county to fund large projects such as the George Richey Road extension without taking on debt.
Commissioner John Mathis and others praised County Auditor Laurie Woloszyn for making officials adhere to the strict legal rules attached to county spending. Unlike other governments, which can spend on items unless prohibited, counties can spend money only on items specified by law.
"Sometimes I agree, sometimes I disagree and look at you like a devil," Mathis told Woloszyn. "But you keep me out of jail."
Commissioners later Monday agreed to spend $82,900 to replace the West Point Bridge Road bridge over Bell Creek.
The state actually has responsibility for bridges, but the county is replacing the bridge south of Liberty City as its in-kind contribution to bridge work the Texas Department of Transportation plans on Fritz Swanson Road, Woloszyn said.


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Two takes on rootsy indie rock took the stage at this San Antonio haunt. Openers Quiet Company, from Austin, added keys and horns to the mix; while Seryn came from Denton, and wash their flannels in some slightly more backwoods waters. Both bands were equally moving, emotive and featured powerful lyrics while still getting the audience involved along the way.
Photos by Chris Becker.
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Don't worry - you are not alone.Originally Posted by TOOMANYUFO'S
I am at the back of the queue with you. ;)
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Don't worry - you are not alone.Originally Posted by TOOMANYUFO'S
I am at the back of the queue with you. ;)
No worries DeeCee and Toomany... you will not be alone I feel there are quite a few who want to start and haven´t quite caught up, You know we will be waiting for you when you do start.
using DMC 820 with 726 - one strand each - Wow! really pops. When I went to my local shop I also picked up some purple rayons - since my background is Iris - I may try to add a strand of purple here and there...what do you ladies with expertise think??
btw - name is Monica ..or Gus :lol: [grandsons' nickname...luv it... and for all you Disney fans - 'Gus gus' goes with mousie]
Well Gus (love that name) don´t look to me for expertise, but I do like the sound of those colours, just go with your heart, I would.
Oh man, Gus! I've just been using a deep gold (DMC). I LOVE the two floss colors together. Hope you don't mind if I copy you. I'd like to put a rust color in my gold.
BTW, I have always loved Gus Gus from Cinderella. :-D
***groaning*** Now I have the song stuck in my head. "Cinderelly, Cinderelly, night and day it's Cinderelly"
Originally Posted by Ducky
Hello friends. Had the day off work(finally) and worked a bit on planning my blocks..will be gone all of July, so no sewing, and August will be a work transition month so not many sewing hours..so I needed some organization and plans. I have some blocks cut, many marked, and a few that I went ahead and did the bobbin work before the applique..I think it'll be easier for me that way.
I think it'll be fun to see how you all are working on this, wanna share?
My next three blocks cut and embroidery done..waiting to be turned under and appliqued.
By my sewing machine, the last two blocks I have marked and started embroidering..will go into the box when done to wait their turn to trace and cut the pieces.
The box holding my cut background squares with a couple of blocks that have been embroidered but waiting for pieces to be traced and cut
don't stress yourself. I have vowed to sew every day this week, and every day there was an appointment and/or babysitting etc. etc. etc...but I KNOW I am going to do this.Originally Posted by TOOMANYUFO'S
I think once my first block is under my belt I'll be in the AOTH groove.
I won't be able to do the fox trot like so many others. It will still be a slow dance for me, so don't worry. hugs :thumbup:
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Kos: Conservatives like to shoot cops
posted at 1:24 pm on April 5, 2009 by Ed Morrissey
The boss has noted the tragedy in Pittsburgh, where a lone gunman killed three police officers trying their best to defend their community:
A gunman wearing a bulletproof vest and "lying in wait" opened fire on officers responding to a domestic disturbance call Saturday, killing three of them and turning a quiet Pittsburgh street into a battlefield, police said.
Police Chief Nate Harper said the motive for the shooting isn't clear, but friends said the gunman recently had been upset about losing his job and feared the Obama administration was poised to ban guns. …
The three slain officers were Eric Kelly, 41, Stephen Mayhle, 29, and Paul Sciullo III, 37. Kelly had been on the force for 14 years, Mayhle and Sciullo for two years each. Another officer, Timothy McManaway, was shot in the hand and a fifth broke his leg on a fence.
Today is Palm Sunday, and I'd ask Hot Air readers to keep these men and their families in your prayers.
Unfortunately, some sick people will use this tragedy for their political hobby horses. We'd like to think that only the idiots at the fringes would do so, but as my decidedly liberal and decidedly rational friend Tommy Christopher found out, that's not the case. Markos Moulitsas twittered his list to blame the shooting on the conservative movement, and apparently joke about the murders:
I'll let Tommy pick it up from here:
Dana Houle is a Daily Kos frontpager, not some tinfoil diarist, and Markos is the public face of the liberal blogosphere. Granted, his influence isn't what it used to be, but he is still the most recognizable, the most closely-associated liberal blogger out there.
When I saw his re-Tweet, I was stunned, and I hadn't even heard about the Pittsburgh shooting yet. I thought he was talking about the shooting in Binghamton. When I looked back at Houle's Tweet, and I found the story of the three policemen who were killed yesterday, I could not believe my eyes. As you can see, I tried to get Markos to explain his re-Tweet, unable to believe that these two would be joking about this at all, let alone hours after the tragedy. …
Maybe there's something wrong with me, but I think this is shameful. This is the kind of thing I would probably delete at Political Machine. I don't even see the humor in it, even setting aside the heartless ghoulishness involved.
Be sure to read the rest of Tommy's piece, because he'll need the support after taking on Kos. He thinks eight years of "mortal kombat", as Tommy puts it, has momentarily deranged Markos. I'm not so sure that it's momentary.
People on both sides like to take non-political tragedies and manipulate them for their own purposes. The Binghamton shooting occurred just before we went on the air Friday, and I remarked that both sides tried to use the Virginia Tech shooting to their advantage, and that I expected something similar from Binghamton. Some people refuse to acknowledge that lunatics do lunatic things, and it has nothing to do with the honestly-held policy beliefs of millions of Americans. Those who would use such horrifying tragedies to smear their political opponents are completely unworthy of engagement, and utterly despicable to boot, regardless of which side they're on.
Update: Jim Treacher has another screen cap for posterity, just in case Markos tries burying this.
Update II: Don't miss Caleb Howe's take on this, either.
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Jamieson, Soldinger and Crescenzo Tabbed MAAC Baseball Weekly Winners
Release: March 28, 2011
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Senior, SS, 6-0, 197, Simcoe, Ontario/Niagara County CC
Jamieson hit .435 (10-for-23) with 11 runs scored, 14 RBI, four home runs and four stolen bases in five games last week. He had three multi-hit games, scored at least two runs in four games and hit a homer in three of the five games. Jamieson set the school record with nine RBI in the win at Morehead State and became the first Golden Griffin in 15 years to hit for the cycle.
MAAC Pitcher of the Week
Sophomore, RHP, 6-23, 215, Bay Shore, N.Y./Bay Shore
Soldinger pitched his third complete game of the season to propel the Jaspers to a 4-1 victory in game one of a doubleheader sweep at Siena on Saturday. He struck out a career-high 10 batters and carried a no-hitter into the sixth inning. Soldinger yielded just two hits in the ballgame and registered a .074 batting average against. He retired the first 12 Siena hitters in order, and then closed the game strong by sitting down eight of the last 10 batters faced.
MAAC Rookie of the Week
Freshman, OF, 5-9, 175, Hammonton, N.J./Hammonton
Crescenzo batted .643 last week, leading Rider to three-game sweep of Niagara. He collected nine hits, six RBI and scored six runs. In Rider's 12-2 win over Niagara, Crescenzo went five-for-six from the plate. He hit in all three games and extended his hitting streak to 10 games.


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