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Bill Belichick has decided to bench Stevan Ridley today as the troubled RB has been listed as inactive. Dale, Chris and Matt give their takes on how the situation was handled and if there is any way Ridley can get back on track.
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Fourth and final hour NFL Sunday Sports Radio WEEI. Patriots little less than an hour from now. Kick it off at Reliant Stadium in Houston against the Houston Texans. Actually 1 o'clock game -- but -- haven't had one since October 27. Big news from the patriots perspective regarding cold -- this obviously is that a Steven Ridley is inactive for today's game. Yet beyond you know the fact that Bill Belichick makes a -- decisions and he's the head coach and all that stuff. Just from your own personal perspectives. Is this the sort of thing that's gonna help Steven Ridley guy who's. Probably suffering a bit of a crisis in confidence at the moment anyway. Is this sort of thing that's gonna help in him over the hump. I think the thing it's that's consistent in that building is it's not about you. So I think if you're Stephen do you can't overreact -- she can't read much into it because a risen much then there except that you -- in this week's game plan. You falling -- that's what it is I think it is I think it really what you Davis's game plan not nobody economic modeling nobody he felt the back of the room which is true. But what I'm saying is if I think you look at the camera -- situation I think that's for instructor Cameron had a lot of drops camera or seven issues Campbell's role have been reduced except per week. We could -- -- and how things change you know what you have you know what though general Tompkins didn't have a track record you know -- -- granted it's a limited run of success the -- -- -- I mean really -- -- Crawford or -- really was up almost running touchdowns in the NFL since -- six but again I think it's it's -- it's a place that doesn't think about those things. It really is and it's hard data from the outside the not due to the stat sheet third. They're doing it with sort of -- were gonna use this week. This guy needs now recruit some economies -- -- -- opportunity much like emerald that I just think it's a place where you don't. Or big giant sweeping things that are -- and things it's not -- happen this week. Go back have agree we practice next week we re talking and then everything will change I don't think it's a place for the urged China emotional stuff so hopefully. -- to weather because he's seen enough other people in the same building go through some I think when -- can point to his mentor really you know Kevin Paul went through the same situation -- you know when we've talked about this before he really struggled. Over the course the first four years of his career her knowing and was able to turnaround was able to become -- dependable offensive option that -- Eventually grew wanted to to becoming but I think. They had to Dale's point before and I think. We're dealing with -- running back and very important stage of his career here and I think it's a lot of it is about confidence and I think if you're looking to build the confidence of a young running back this is a pretty good -- to do it in the sense where you can give them. Ten to twelve reps put a good situation to put him in a situation where he could ultimately. And that affecting the game but he did it and you get a feeling good about himself again you know ten carries 4050 yards. If you. Kind of start to work him back through that situation I understand that they have the luxury like -- you know what you sabathia -- -- Of having some guys they have some extra running backs and have some guys they have some off into redundancy there. And that -- they have figured what they have reasonable than they have she Perino allowed him to do different things but. All the those guys can be good pitch over guys if you need to repeat down for the points I just don't think this is the roots of them all I think it Expedia it's. The process. The F. We -- go back to a situation where it's a parent you miss him. Because we talked about this for a month where why's he not included more wide that the difference between where this offense needs to be where it's at right now as well. -- of reproduction at rock. And why is -- new markers we can see how much more special is without. But that's at the lesson is usually learn -- private the idea that he would reader trust by low carry games. I think this is the kind of place what it does the maturity and confidence to go to Florida on his -- -- confident yeah but they're not worried about it it's much less about you -- confident than them getting confidence and you. And there knock him and not yet have a from some of the agencies on the practice fields the America. See if they can learn it. Based on what you do and again so I think it's definitely a place that that has the ball back to the drawing board type field here. And it might take several weeks it might take bolt for Lisa took more than three quick practices on a short Thanksgiving week -- I think tech could be -- -- -- remember -- talking about a week a team that's off of the winds will have been beat up. So there are sort of some transactional thinks you're the go into it. Where I think a perfect storm hit you know they have lost a little bit the faith he needs to regain it short -- doesn't give me enough time to regain and they need the roster spot for you just brought up a great point that that. Could be big part we don't know what he did on the practice field we don't if he put the football on the ground eight times during practice this week I could see the coach -- saying. There isn't getting better Sunday in in Houston against the Texans. I don't know that's the case I'm guessing that's the one thing that could be at work here that we can't we can't account for two things first off. He is doing a really good job in the way he's handling this -- at least publicly and I've talked to some guys off the record in the locker room as well and there's no you know. At a publicly or privately there's no feeling on his part should be player should be in the Baltimore -- doing this and so it's good to see that. From from a a a young packet in -- again. Going back to a point before about defected this might be good week Houston is not a really good team when it comes to forcing fumbles Houston's one of the worst teams when it comes to forcing takeaways particular comes to forcing fumbles. Again you wanna get him in a good situation wanna start to build that confidence back up a little bit this might be the kind of week where that would seem to be the case I think there's value in. Having there be something. In the back of your memory a sort of but there was or there was a lesson there was something that happened to me. If it's excused each and every time sometimes are asked to be more than just him in games sitting down. And this this sends a message but I think it's important to understand is like -- point Chris and every everyone I've talked about this as well and that and memorization he's great to. He's a got a lot of trust boy he's a guy that. Bit it's okay to sort of have some adversity. And it's a place that really values are you respond to adversity and how you -- up and how you -- you get through exactly what ties you with this all the time and I I think you'll learn you'll earn a lot of equity with guys if he goes through this for the head held high. Practices are doesn't concern himself of how this affects a contractor my role in life for who I am in the NFL to simply duels with it. And comes out the other and better. I while the way to let me ask you this -- let's let's set aside the whole confidence crisis in confidence issue let's just look at it. I don't see many ways that the Houston Texans win today's game. But they've got a decent defense -- decent run defense what they're better off playing Ridley and right what if what you guys that they are playing in his position don't do what is effectively as he. Going back to your point before is is 75% of a guy but I have been a 100% of the backup I do I I think that this is if you go to do it. This is not too -- to do I understand the thought process and raised in effect you need to sit him down and you need to. Did his head right because you're going to need him when the post season rolls -- he is the most -- the what do we think the fumbles. Most -- -- back on the roster why I think all soon. In context of this particular game. The one of the only ways to allow a team like Texans back -- is through turnover differential. And it's probably the one thing you don't wanna do was to give them the ball on time and give -- possessions they haven't earned the so it might be a week where being judicious for the ball with all position groups might be that we community -- him as a guy's gonna toss around a little bit. Although he's his number of structural too -- army did you she's in -- throws out there. They're gonna pressure you with so there -- going to be opportunities were maybe Tom gives one up hopefully not but I mean there's going to be some some pressure from the front things. So in the event that you might potentially give one up in the secondary. Maybe you don't wanna double ballot and potentially give one up on the par I think -- just a week word -- you wanna sort of reduce the risk stuff because. Turnover it would all the way I think this team gets involved in the game. As he promised he would do Tom. Billion -- grow the grass outside the room gathering trays eight foot by something. And they roll them into the stadium and -- piecemeal together almost like a giant jigsaw puzzle. As you can imagine where some of these seems come together. There -- some gaps and he's got a photo the tweet it out. Of one of those -- areas I know everybody just back to the Wes Welker thing I don't think Wes Welker blew out Disney because he hit a scene. Now I think Wes Welker blew out it's neat because he cotton it was a non contact injury. He cut his his his putting didn't do what he wanted to to do when he blew his knee out I don't think it was because of one of these seems but it has become that for many. While some big deterrent to looks bad I just think did did the perception you know kind of advances the know that the storyline but it was the turf that that ended up you know choice of what smokers means. I don't -- help 88 I do I I agree I think it was and it was a bad cut and it was a bad situation and you know you've -- you look at it and go back and you look at the film and and elsewhere it's well I have my my personal view women I've strong views on this stuff because a -- out of fort -- sort of you know role in the last few years in my career that I had the reconstruction on apple artificial turf and to be honest the blue -- the fiber that's grab my -- doesn't exist in the stuff. But what -- early snow event final grass hadn't been the case even with that gap -- -- and -- pixel defaults on the final -- default it's off the ground doesn't like your foot removed with the problems so. You look events arrangements did. What particulars about it what -- artificial surface of things can grab our direction this makes for sloppy play -- I don't think it increases the risk for injury my personal. It has become for many patriots fans Italy like they're they're going across the the dunes or something cannot have -- -- they're they're storming the beach at Norman it's a football field yes I did play on it every single weekend and most of them survived to tell the tale I think given the fact that this is the first patriot to keep me in Houston since. That happened since the regular season finale 2009 I think did. It was you know be interesting to talk about this week and interesting to write about that wrote about something of the -- -- -- about it today. But I don't know if it is that the overriding storyline when we're talking about this game I think that the are the things in play I think that. Again the perception of the field to beat you gets a little chewed up and I think that you know that storyline gets. And it narrative gets advance unnecessarily I think to some mixed company thinking you'll ultimately long running you know -- was below is important to -- -- -- it's it's funny that we always talk about too because you know it we don't. We don't have any problem with sort of the blue book the stop above lesbian variable right immune effectively gets colder in the there's. Different there's fifty mile an hour women -- -- -- and there's no on the next week but the surface for attention amid a tough football Losman have no problem with. Whoever invented decided it was supposed to be same every week underfoot. If that's the case that and he's be same every week about us is our rights over games don't im not a scuffle also I think the playing conditions in the variable conditions what kind of part of the and the idea that you want sameness and a little silly it's non football coach to me. I know that about something that we mentioned earlier the whole Mike Tomlin situation you'll remember that the NFL story. After the penalty call against the patriots in overtime against the jets was that -- we sent out a memo detailing missed everybody. When when bill was caught for spy gate you know we had specifically told the teams in the NFL about. You know not having cameras in these positions and all that stuff. Jay Glazer of fox sports weeded out a few minutes ago and reported on the pregame show. A lot I just love this the NFL warned teams about sideline interference. And sent a video. The day before Mike Tomlin. Since apple and or not. He -- not a got a big click god they get again all end and that rice smiled at Mike Tomlin had on the sideline to a stockholder. All of a sudden now. Adding at taking a draft pick away from the room. From the of the Pittsburgh Steelers makes a little more sense to me -- if in fact the league sent a video to coaches warn them first of all about sideline interference sent a video out the day before and -- at this dance what do you think the ownership. Thinks you know we we I -- we -- probably the -- -- -- Robert Kraft thought about -- yeah -- just it's you know we -- -- that the -- respect to use the -- have deep roots in the NFL to have to see -- -- -- most interest -- well it was an interesting little side note one that Lazard just report on a few minutes ago the -- Other part of of this week that is getting a lot of play in the pregame shows on the networks this week is. Is the efficiency of the Patriots offense and Rob Gronkowski came back. Up I think he's the best tight end in football right and let me think they're they're more effective within and without a -- that you know what's crazy though and. We talked a lot about this in the in the Steward name in the in the aftermath of that thing how they did not attract more attention to a you look at a lot of the big plays that happened in last week's game against Denver. The double move by by element on the post crop was in protection. On that particular play. You look at a lot of exulted at the most receiving yards for a tight end since he returned in the NFL average it's really hard to find evidence amino of course just of the blanket statement their better with them like it's easier for other people I guess. But I really don't see some dramatic shift change I mean you look at look at a lot of the other big catches it happened that day and most the guys that are catching -- or Ketchum in single coverage -- think when. Look at it people want to news talk about the storyline though gronkowski is catching balls and he's knew we have an effect on the offense that way I think there is somebody to -- -- Because he is working well as a blocker and and I think that there -- -- there is something to defect if he's giving Brady a little more time in certain situations. He's opening it was helping open open holes on the offensive line I think that there is something to that as well and I don't think that. Should be taken for granted when we're talking Margaret -- and his overall impact but there's certain situations you can point to where -- -- dusty gets more attention. And that leaves you know women solar cattlemen are -- or whoever you know a little political moral to -- -- doing -- jumped into this. I was right I just I -- -- time finals it's -- I mean there's there's a lot more were guys continue to have to fight 11 -- -- his one on one occasion we'll get to but -- -- -- -- -- on themselves last week so. It was action and I like to bring up him as a blocker I think he deserves a ton of credit he blocked really well last week in the run game. And then when that happened some of those protection issues. They brought him men and allowed him to block him hipper we see him stork is pastoral Truman hit quite a bit he stayed in a -- and helped on this on street Exide. One time. A roller for series a little bit in the bounce of the left side sectional left side open on soldiers and may be because of the Von Miller situation on the big double moved element of the post -- so. They're willing to use amend had to be tight and -- and hosts that of the non Jimmy Jimmy correct template well look. For those of us I'm raising my hand here 'cause I was one who set earlier this season. That certainly some of the problems the Patriots offense had in the passing game in particular. Had to do with the youth of the above the wide receivers and Brady -- getting in -- in in sync with them. I also said at times this season that I thought Tom Brady wasn't throwing the ball especially well. There were timer and he seemed inaccurate -- this throws. At the same time he gets guys like gronkowski backing Shane Vereen back. All of said he looks a lot more accurate -- this throws making me think I was an idiot earlier in the season. But it had more to do with the receivers than it did it had more to do with the guy deliver it was receiving the the guy who was -- so much of it is. But timing and we talked about the before it's it's all about being in the right place at the right time and if you're off by half a second if you don't hold that block for an extra half second. -- -- going to be able to put the ball exactly when he needs to be able to leverage of the guys not exactly where he needs to be the players -- it happened. As it should be exe cute and so I think there's something to that I think he was clearly struggling at the start the year with so many new faces but I think. That there are a lot of similarities between this team in the 20162016. Was able to click offensively about midway through the season and they were able to play well down the stretch and into the post season this team for me. -- a lot of similarities there between those two teams interest well you know what. I I. There's you weird games that they've had the weather game -- I mean there some movements in different situations where the challenges have been different and yet the the completion percentage stays high. So to me it's been mr. sort of -- rollercoaster year where. It's really tough to take click canvas view of the stats because are different stuff -- -- injury one week where the -- and some guys had to be brought along quickly the next week to work there. Like the that the received from the colts it was here for a few we know it's. Colleague like the way they've had to work in other people just to me it's it's like abuses analogy a lot of -- not on the show already but. It's kind of like course which each each shot isn't the same you know it's a challenge to game one time it's the reporter formally view the time it's you know the -- for the -- -- or. The office or -- -- which he's had a lot of your opportunities and things did just. To sort of challenge him so when you're judging the course of the season rule which shot was he trying to make -- that -- And each one have the same level bill difficulty not so much so when you -- Georgia. A completion percentage I mean there's there's more to store them. The other thing for me to the religions out about this team is either the eleven teams they've played have been decided by a touchdown last. -- candidate they're five and three in those games those are really good -- well contested deems and I think it went back and looked at this. They've already played a higher percentage of -- decided by seven points in just about annually Milosevic to -- games -- reservists imports of us. I'm interested to see if that is able to it if they're able to. Transition that down the stretch and into the post he's of that makes a better football news and expert into. Final break when we come back we'll tell you what we think is gonna happen in today's game in Texas in Houston against the Texans. This is NFL Sunday presented by the Penske insurance at -- Penske they shops or use save visit the Penske dot com today.


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Wednefday was held, by Sir Matthew BUkifton, Bart, a wardmote ai Leaiherfel-lers-hall, for the ward of Bifhopfgate, when Mr. Thomas Cooper was declared duly elected one of the Common-Councilmen of that ward, for Sr. Martin's Outwich precunei, in the room of Mr. William Reeves, one of the old Common-Councilmen of that precinft- After which Mr. Thomas Bliffer, and Mr. William Tew, wereeiefted vers felonies and burglaries in the neighbourhood of Southga'e in Middlefex. - On Wednefday the report waS made to hisMajefty at Sr. James's, of the malefactors now under femence of death in Newgate; when the following were oidered for execution on Wednefday nejcr, viz, John Waikins, for ftealing goods oir. of ihe houfe of Mr. Warner ot B^eeh-lane j George Mitchell, for ftealing a mare, rhe piopeny of Francis Manby, Elijj William Whutun, for ftealing wearing apparel belonging'to John Sims j John Morton and Thomas don-' and the Mary, Parfons, from Exon for | Beadles of the faid ward. At this wardmotq Srone, for ftealing Porrfmoutb, Jan. 2. Arrived at Spithead the Crnizer nun of war from Plymouth. Dtal9 Jan 3. Came down and failed the Commerce, Line; and Pearce, Vaughan, for Swanfey; and Difpatch, Gilbert, for Gntrnfoy. Wind N. E. . ARRIVALS at the following PORTS. to Naples, Rofe, Lee; a�d RoyaJ Charlotte, Helmfley, Engineer and Carpenter to the London-bridge water-works, was appointed Tide-Carpenter at London-bridge. At the fame time the Committee were pleafed ro fix the faJary for the faid office at iool. per annum. Mr. Nixon, Hatterand Sword-cutler, near Temple-bar, is appointee!, by the Coaimif-fioners, Surveyor of the new pavement in the city and liberty of Weftmintter. Laft week Lord Tylney's Steward, by order of his Lordfhip, killed a fat ox, which &uddy, from Newfoundland. 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To ihe Wortfify Liverymen of me Cuy ot London. Ge^t l cm en, "'he Favour of your rotes, Interejl, and Poll (if needral) is humbly de fired tor SAML'hL TURNER, Efq;J Aldwman, Citizen and Clorhworker, To fucceed Sir Thomas Harri/on, Knt. deceafed> as Ch a m b er r a t v of this City ; being a Per [oh zeahufly affeBed to his Majefly King George, ami curprefent happy Confiituiion in Church and Siate) ana a warm Ajfertor cf the. Rights and Privileges, and Commental hittreft of his Fellow Ciaze/a. Minciiig Lane3 Jan. 3, 1765. w �fq; late of^Claybrboke in LeicefterAire, , ^ alld ^u of rfae Litmeir^ and fecond daughter, of Sir Gilbert Picker- ; Genefa] of fbe * regulation ineffeOtiaJ]y mg, Ban. laie.of Tichmaftj inrheeoumy of Northampton. Lalt Saturday morning a poor man, who ufed.to work for the Clothiers of llmirtlter, wasfound perifhed with cold near the iurn* pike oh Chard-common. l projected for more than a cenrury pafr, w.�s iu-difpenfahly neceflary, as well on accoimt of the health of the peopk, as bec^ufe, the Seine wailung the Quay de Gefvres, thofe of the in-babiunts who lived, drank of ixs wafers, wirh _ V thegreatefl repugnance. Befidcs, the QJd place Sr. James's, Dec. 25, 1764. H E R E A S it has been humllf re" pre/en ted to the Kh:gy that his Ma-jefty's Cuftom houfe at Bofton in the Coun.y ot Lin-coin, was, on Friday the i^th Infl.x-.t in the Sight, teionioufly broke and entered^ by fever a! fns unknswn ; and that an Iron CK-efi hi wh^i the Crown's Money was depofttea\ was broke cpen% and the Sum of One' Hundred Pounds, or thereabouts, wasy by the faid Perfons. felomoujly taken and carried away: His Majefly\ for the better dijepverisg and briming to faftice the Perfins concerned rn thr faid F&itf, does hereby fremiti bis mofl gracious Pa*don to any one of them wo (ball atfeover hisy or her Accomplice, er Accomplices therein, fo tbjit be^fae^ Or they may be apprehended and conviHed thereof. DUNK HALIFAX; Andy as a further Encouragementy \tbe Cemmif* fioners of bis Majefly9j Cufloms do hereby promife 4 Reward tf One hundred Pounds, to any Per/oner Perfons making fach Difcovery as aforefa*dy to be paid by the Receiver General of bis Majefly's Cstf* tomS) upon the Conviction of ons or more of the Offenders. By Order of the Commiffioners. W. Wood. Secretary. LONSDALE, r i S Removed from St. John-Street to tH� George Inn in Weft Smith Held, London; Where Gemlemen, Tradefmen, Grazierv ruen, and others, will meet wkh proper Accommodations, and the nW* obliging Behaviour, Lalt Saturday.-afternoon, one William Xyas nor near fo eoctenfive nor fo coxmnodioiis, j The N O T*T IN G H AM Old Stage- w on at kJoppn for nwny >reat damage 1$ ( e fo damaggd, f.h wort^jepairijig ;-aird:many waUsare warned dayti\!*/�fyt \lamage received there is faid to&it&ipit to 4601 and many boats belong-ing*fe'H^efifliery-are quite loit." Next Wednefday will be launched, a* Mr. Bird's dock, Rotherhiths, a new ftip for theBarbadoesTtra*ie, called the Lovely Betfey, Capr. Jdfeph Lee, Commander. Hi^Majefty-has been pleafed to appoint Algernon Warrgn, Efq;- to be Captain of a comply ip the 66th regiment of foot, comma nrfad by;. Lord Adam Gordon, in the Bagwell, who,, with feverat others, were felliijg a large beach tree in the park of ihe Right Hon. Earl Pauiet, at Himon Si. George, had the misfortune'to have it fall upon him, whereby he was killed on the fpor. He has left a widow and eight children. On Saturday laft a man came 10 Mr. Lay ton's in the Borough, and tuld Mis. Layton thac he was Book-keeper at the White Horfe cellar 10 Piccadilly 5 that there was a bafket theie, direded to be left till called* for, and if not foon fetched away, what was in it would be fpoiled ; that he ftould not be back till night, but if Ihe would pay the carriage; which was three {hillings and fixpence, he would give a receipt, and an order to the Hoftler to*deliver it. They having frequently prefents fent them out of Berkfhire, fhe fuppofed this toiglu be one, therefore paid htm the mo-hey, and fent her man away with the order. On his arrival at th* inn, the Hoftler told himr that he knew ilie hand-wiifiog but not the writsfc he having ferved feveial p^ple in the fame manner j that there was no ftich parcel Iftft, but that the man was a cheat". This is made public to caution others againft the like deception. He is a tall, well-looking man, and had on an apron. Thurfday weie cotfvided, before Thomas Kynaik>nand JohnSpinnage, tfqrs. at the Public Office in Bow-ftreer, a Chandler in Tottenham-Court-read, in the fum of three pounds, for felling Sread fhort of weight; a Salefman in Monmouth-ftreet, in the fum of five pounds, for receiving regimentals from a deferter i and a Carman in the fum often fhillings, for wilfully and unlawfully obftrudingthe free palTage of his Majefty's fubjefts. The fame day was committed to New Frifoc, by Sir John Fielding and Mr, Ky- I I for cleaning and wholefom-ly preparing the orrai, &c. which its nevcrrheiefs a principal nouriihn^nt of the peopJe- who, hi a, city of near a million of iiihabitants, oughr cenainly in fcood policy to be brought more and more ro the nfe of ir. In a word, this new difpn/icion has been judged fo fJutary by the Provoit of the Merchants and Slieriffs3 who have the charge of the enrtrprize, that they have granted to tlie undertakers, for yo years, in the ifles des Cignes, IdJid proper for erecting their flaugh-ter and fcaltliug houfes, &c" John Bindley, Lfq; is appointed one of rhe Commiflioners of the Srarap-office, in the room of Robert Thompfon, Efqj reiigned. We hear from Plymouth*dock, that one day laft week a Rigger's labourer found an old pillow-cafe near thatplace? which, on fearching, contained feveral things of great value. Ic is faid he has been offered 300 1. for it. Some monrhs iince a gentleman being very iJ], one of his acquaintance called upon him, and told him he would nor live Chrinuoasover. The fick man ottered him fifty pounds, if he would give two (hillings per day for every day he lived after Chriltnrus j wtuch the other agree ing to, an Attorney was fent for, and articles were immediately drawn up, figned and executed, and ro bind the bargain, Bank fecurity was given. Some time after he recovered, and began laft Chriftm.ts-day to receive-the faid two (hillings, and appears likely to liv* a great many years, being now heulrhy and ittong. Waggons, By WILLIAM COOK, RE Removed from the Rofe and Crow a Inn in St. John-Screet, to the George Inn in Weft SmithfieJd, London; Where they fez out every Thurfday Morning, and r** trtrfl every Wednefday Afternoon. NOTICE is hereby given* 'HAT a Head Matter is wanted for a Free GrammarScloolof Rivington, neat Chorie capable of managing a Farm in Hand* ir will be die better. He is to live in the Houfe, and overlook the Family, and in hisMaftert Abfence will have the Care of the Houie-.keeping. It WiJl beexpefted, that he keep conitantly at Home, except when his Mafter's Bufineis may call him out. None need apply butLfuch wht� Ctiaraclers wilJ bear the ftncleft Enquiry, ao4 who can give at leaft, 200 h fecurity. Any Perfon whom this may Suir, is defired fejid a Letter in his owe. Hand Writing, giving fome Accoont of himfelf, his Age, and where he i*ay be fent ro, directed to Q. R. at the Mount Coffee-houfe, Grofvenor-ftreets Poft-paid. -T '1 -�-T* M b E T1N G of the Irujleesfer putting in Execution the AHs of Parliament for Repairing tip Highways between Tyburn and Vxbridge'y in the County' of Middlefex, and for Amenkinir the Road leading from Btentbridgt over Hanwell Heathy through the Parijhes of' Han-well, New Brentford and Ealing> to the Great Wefiern Road in the faid County, is appointed to be at - the Houfe cf Mrs. Sksdmore, the Old Hat, in tbt Parifh cf Baling* m ^^tturday the t*tb ht- ftanty at Elww t'CjSk in tb* &r$tw*. w /HEREASthePartnerfh Mr. John Jacob"and; pire, and was diffoi ved, on the 31ft of? laft; And as I now carry on the Bufif in the fame Houfe, "beg Leave to a Friends and Cuftomers therewith, the Continuance of their Favours, Thomas Wettings, Chymift and the Poultry, London; where their be received with Pleafhre, and exect Care, by Thexx obliged humble " veitk ;
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Preview: 'Some 1 go speak about justice'
Global Sisters Report: I can't get the simple yet profound image of Pope Francis praying at the wall in Bethlehem out of my head.
Global Sisters Report: I can't get the simple yet profound image of Pope Francis praying at the wall in Bethlehem out of my head.
Global Sisters Report: Following the takeover of Mosul by Islamic extremists this week, an estimated 500,000 civilians poured out of the city. Yet one group remained.
Global Sisters Report: The conference, which came after LCWR's most recent reprimand, featured current and former leaders who outlined the essentials of spiritual leadership.
"Who are we?" "What are we to be about?" Fundamental questions in the search for meaning in our lives. Broader and deeper dimensions unfold as we mature. Times of transition and crises bring them to the forefront, sharpen them.
Global Sisters Report: Religious women and men throughout Brazil see the World Cup as a "mega event" that will augment an already very serious violation against human dignity.
As the FIFA World Cup tournament draws closer, so does a heightened concern among human rights workers, men and women religious and churches about the potential for human trafficking.
Global Sisters Report: The month-long FIFA World Cup soccer championship is right around the corner. Sisters have joined protests, concerned about poverty that encourages trafficking of workers and sexual exploitation during these world sports events.
Global Sisters Report: Sr. Cathy Buster's had a vision that went beyond bricks and mortar. She dreamed of a healthy, safe and empowering community for farmworkers.
When developers announced that work on the Bluegrass Pipeline had been suspended, members of the Sisters of Loretto community in Marion County, Ky., saw it as a step forward. They believe their many prayers and protests played a part in the bringing about suspension. But the Loretto community has also been quick to point out that the pipeline's suspension is not a victory -- not, they say, as long as energy companies and their pipelines continue to destroy Earth elsewhere.
Conversations with Sr. Camille: Franciscan Sr. Mary Lou Lafferty spent many years in education before realizing that her talents could also help inmates and their families.


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This hour-long feature film follows the journey of six adventurers along the coast of Ellesmere Island, one of the closest points on Earth to the North Pole. It's a harsh and bitter climate, lashed by violent storms and chilling darkness. In 1881, Lt. Adolphus W. Greely lead an scientific expedition to this remote and treacherous land. Here they were abandoned by the U.S. government and 19 of Greely's 24 men died. The modern expedition presented in the film is Greely's great great grandson's tribute to his relative. Along the way, they encounter tremendous hardship and danger. The film gives a unique perspective on the adventure and history of Greely's historic and almost forgotten journey.
The film chronicles the modern expedition from the firsthand prospective of one of the crew members. After facing a near death experience, the crew is forced to overcome challenges they never expected. Their journey reveals the perils of arctic travel and tributes Greely's struggle.
Using aerial and primary footage interwoven with historical photos and evidence of Greely's journey, the film captures the incredible spectacle of the arctic. It shares the challenges leaders face when traveling in extreme conditions and the importance of team dynamics on any expedition.


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Rusty Oliver – All Metal Arts
Rusty is an Industrial Artist in South Park. He maintains a fully equipped 2200 sq ft sculptural metalworking facility.
Rusty teaches welding, metal-casting and fabrication, as well as running a high end fabrication business and Hazardfactory.org
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Get certified - Transform your world of work today
3/25/2015 by Johannes Schartau
I have noticed a tendency among many ScrumMasters that can turn into a subtle but destructive anti-pattern. It stems from an important contradiction in the role of the ScrumMaster that is not immediately obvious to most people.
3/25/2015 by Phani Thimmapuram
I feel that four specific areas are key factors that influence our delivery process as we aim to produce high-quality products using Agile.
3/24/2015 by Raghu Challapilla
The traditional management style is hurting everyone, including managers. This is not a battle against managers -- it's a revolution against the traditional management style.
3/24/2015 by Chengliang You
Chengliang You offers the first Scrum Alliance article in Chinese.
3/23/2015 by Kaushik Saha
The user story is the atomic functionality of what the user wants to achieve by delivering the business value under system constraints. In my opinion, using INVEST is the best way to write an excellent user story.
3/23/2015 by Manikandan Raman
I still remember the days when my father asked me to study from 6 to 7 a.m. daily. I was too young to understand the logic behind this. . . .
3/20/2015 by Robert Ven,Jim Starrett
This article provides an overview of the situations faced in two of our teams' transition to Agile. We also cover the obstacles encountered, actions taken, and the phenomenal results achieved.
3/19/2015 by Tirrell Payton
Working agreements describe positive behaviors that, although basic, often are not automatically demonstrated in team processes.
3/19/2015 by Mat Chacon
In Scrum, determining the team's available working hours determines the project's success. Ignore this and you are fated to failure. However, such a dramatic event need not take place. The remedy is quite simple. . . .
3/18/2015 by Mahfoud AMIOUR
I present SPOC as a metric to measure and track the cost of user stories and consequently the cost of Agile projects. I've developed this metric as an Agile/Scrum consultant with many clients and have used it in projects over the last three years.


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Former Winfield Mayor Taggart Wall has announced he will leave his job with the city of Ark City to become city manager for Sterling, Kan.
Wall, 25, made the announcement on Tuesday and said his last day at his current position will be March 25. He works as an assistant to city manager Nick Hernandez.
In Sterling, a town of just under 3,000 people northwest of Hutchinson, Wall will replace Rod Willis. He expects to start there on April 1.
I am at a young age to have a job like this, he said. But I think its a testament to the opportunities that Ive been given here (in Cowley County.
In 2009, Wall bested all comers to win a four-year term on the Winfield city commission. Two years later he became the youngest mayor in the history of the city.
He took a paid internship with the city of Ark City that eventually led to him serving in his current position. During that internship, he finished his one and only term as commissioner in Winfield in April of 2013.
Wall did not seek reelection. Hes worked in Ark City for about two years.
He is a graduate of Southwestern College and has a masters degree in public administration from Wichita State University.


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Spotted: Blake Lively wearing the same Antonio Berardi frock that Ashley Greene wore to our Young Hollywood Awards! Gossip Girl and Twilight, who do YOU think wore it best?
Blake Lively looked stunning in a black Antonio Berardi lace-detailed sheath at the Sept. 14 premiere of her new movie, The Town — but Ashley Greene also looked incredible in the same frock, but in cream, at Hollywoodlife.com's 12th annual Young Hollywood Awards on May 13! So who looked better, BFFs: Serena or Alice? Cullen or van der Woodsen? The vamp or the vixen? (OK, I'm finished.)
Since we gave Ashley the Young Hollywood Style Icon Award, she gets our vote… but don't get upset if you disagree with us. Just vote for Blake instead!
— Princess Agra
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Warsaw, Indiana – Symmetry Medical Inc. officials announce the launch of the Dual Connection Offset Acetabular Reamer Driver through its OEM Solutions team.
Symmetry's new Dual Connection Offset Acetabular Reamer Driver is used during total hip arthroplasty (THA) surgery to easily introduce acetabular reamers to the hip joint and to enhance visibility in minimally invasive procedures such as direct anterior approach THA surgery. The driver features a patented drive shaft assembly designed and tested to meet the demands of THA surgery. The product highlights include:
- Improved access to the acetabulum due to the low-profile reamer/driver connection
- Innovative design allowing easy disassembly to facilitate the cleaning and sterilization of the internal components
- An ergonomic silicone over-molded stabilization handle
- Compatibility with Symmetry's flagship 420SS Acetabular Reamers as well as the Low-Profile Parabolic Reamers
Thomas W. Barrett, senior vice president and chief commercial officer, Symmetry Medical OEM Solutions, said, "The launch of the Dual Connection Offset Acetabular Reamer Driver is a significant advancement in our proven line of acetabular preparation products and further enhances our comprehensive offering of instruments for the anterior surgical approach for hip arthroplasty. Our New Product Development team tested this device extensively to validate the mechanical longevity with a focus in optimizing the long term functional performance and the overall ease of use. By providing valuable proprietary product innovation that can be added to our customers' surgical instrument sets, we continue to support our OEM customers, orthopedic surgeons and the patients that they serve."
Barrett added, "The product launch is also consistent with our strategy to grow our OEM Solution sales opportunities through use of our own proprietary medical device solutions."
Source: Symmetry Medical Inc.


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What a good looking hunk of cake! The piece of cake chocolate icing personalized Christmas ornament is deliciously designed and decorated by hand from premium blown glass. But who will you give it to? It's a fun idea for birthdays and anniversaries, for sure. The chocolate piece of cake Christmas ornament is also a great way to show confidence in someone facing a new challenge such as beginning school or taking a new job. Let them know you believe in them and that the new endeavor will be a piece of cake because of their abilities and hard work. This is just one of many food-related ornaments personalized by our calligraphers, including a pink icing ornament to match this one, and it arrives in our black velvet pouch.
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We provide the full range of accounting, tax and business advice to a wide range of clients.
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Extra-Large Memory Nodes
Extra-Large Memory Nodes Overview
Carver has two "extra-large" memory nodes; each node has four 8-core Intel X7550 ("Nehalem EX") 2.0 GHz processors (32 cores total) and 1TB memory. These nodes are available through the queue "reg_xlmem". They can be used for interactive and batch jobs that require large amount of memory (16GB per core or more).
reg_xlmem queue
Please refer to the "Queues and Policies" page for the detailed configuration of the reg_xlmem queue.
Shared Resource
Please note the 1TB nodes are shared between multiple users at any given time. Please limit the behavior of your code to only use the amount of resource (CPU cores and memory) requested.
Note: Use the mem PBS keyword to specify total memory for all the tasks of the job not the pvmem keyword to specify per-task memory.
Wait Time
The wait time is much shorter for jobs that's requesting less than 8 cores and less than 96GB of memory in total. So please request for only the resource that you need.
Interactive Jobs with X-windows Forwarding
To use large analytical tools such as Matlab, you can request an interactive job with X-windows forwarding enabled. Running the following command on a Carver login node will get you an interactive session with access to 1 processor core and 16GB memory for 1 hour. The "-X" option, will enable X-windows forwarding.
qsub -I -X -q reg_xlmem -l nodes=1:ppn=1 -l walltime=01:00:00 -l mem=16GB
Use of NX
X-windows forwarding is normally slow due to the network latency. NERSC provide the NX service which can significantly improve the X-windows experience. We strongly encourage you to use NX if you are using X-windows based interactive software.
Running Batch Jobs
The following PBS script will allocate 4 cores and 300GB total memory (not per core memory):
#PBS -q reg_xlmem
#PBS -l mem=300GB
#PBS -l nodes=1:ppn=4
cd $PBS_O_WORKDIR
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Hotel Marinagri
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Hotel Marinagri
About the Hotel
Property Location
With a stay at Hotel Marinagri in Policoro (Ionian Coast), you'll be close to Lido Sirena and La Conchiglia. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Policoro Castle and Policoro Oasi WWF.
Make yourself at home in one of the 95 air-conditioned rooms featuring private pools and LCD televisions. Rooms have private furnished balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. After a day at the private beach, you can enjoy other recreational amenities including outdoor tennis courts and a health club. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare. Getting to nearby attractions is a breeze with the area shuttle (surcharge).
All-inclusive rates are available at this hotel. Meals and beverages at onsite dining establishments are included in all-inclusive rates. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Thirsty? Quench your thirst at a bar/lounge, a beach bar, or a poolside bar. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Planning an event in Policoro? This hotel has facilities measuring 5404 square feet (502 square meters), including a conference center. For a surcharge, guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and a train station pick-up service.
Hotel Facilities
- Accessible bathroom
- ATM/banking
- Bar/lounge
- Sauna
- Marina on site
- Garden
- Conference space
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Porter/bellhop
- Full-service spa
- On private beach
- Smoke-free property
- Number of floors - 3
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Beach towels
- Concierge services
- Restaurant
- Coffee shop or café
- Year Built 2007
- Shopping on site
- Terrace
- 24-hour front desk
- Outdoor tennis courts - 2
- Pool sun loungers
- Conference space size (feet) - 5404
- Indoor pool
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Wedding services
- Health club
- Free breakfast
- Snack bar/deli
- Free WiFi
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Train station pickup (surcharge)
- Express check-out
- Luggage storage
- Television in common areas
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Multilingual staff
- Spa services on site
- In-room accessibility
- Conference center
- Hair salon
- Free self parking
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Babysitting or childcare
- Beach sun loungers
- Total number of rooms - 95
- Express check-in
- Laundry facilities
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Beach umbrellas
- Business center
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Conference space size (meters) - 502
- Beach bar
- Poolside bar
- Fireplace in lobby
- Elevator/lift
Room Facilities
- Phone
- Bidet
- Free WiFi
- Minibar
- Free toiletries
- Soundproofed rooms
- Turndown service
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Down comforter
- Private pool
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Slippers
- Hair dryer
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Private bathroom
- Room service (limited hours)
- Furnished balcony
- Air conditioning
- Access via exterior corridors
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- In-room safe
- Desk
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- All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 7 per day
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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The charges below are included in your overall room price:
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A football stadium proposed for downtown Los Angeles may not generate the economic benefits predicted by its backers because consumers would simply spend less on other activities, a state analyst said Friday at a hearing on the project.
Mark Whitaker, a senior fiscal policy analyst for the state Legislative Analyst's Office, told a Senate committee that the studies by the city and developer "overstated the economic benefits" of the $1.2 billion project.
"Most consumers have a fixed entertainment income," he said. "The dollars that they are spending at the stadium, they aren't spending the money elsewhere."
Whitaker was one of several panelists appearing before the Senate Select Committee on Sports and Entertainment in a hearing to consider legislation protecting Anschutz Entertainment Group's proposed 72,000-seat stadium from lawsuits.
AEG is currently talking to lawmakers about requiring court challenges to go to arbitration, or receive an expedited court review. AEG President Tim Leiweke, who spoke at the hearing, believes a lawsuit may come from Majestic Realty, which has a competing football stadium proposal for the City of Industry.
In recent days, Majestic Realty Vice President John Semcken has been visiting the halls of Sacramento, disparaging the character of Leiweke, said the AEG executive.
"There's a not a question in my mind that people who question my character are going to litigate," said Leiweke.
But Semcken, whose company has partnered with AEG on other projects in the past, denied intentions to sue.
"In over 70 years Majestic Realty has never sued a competitor and has no plans to sue a business partner," replied Semcken in a statement. "We are 100 percent committed to returning the NFL to our region and have shown the league and the teams the tremendous economic upside of our project."
Caution urged
Lawmakers on Friday listened to a wide range of speakers, including environmental lawyer Douglas Carstens, an attorney at the Planning and Conservation League, who advised that "any special exemption for a single corporation should be approached very carefully."
If Sacramento decides to provide AEG with legislation, perhaps the bill should protect the stadium only from litigation from competing stadium developers, he said.
Meanwhile, amid the back and forth over environmental lawsuits, Whitaker's comments were a curveball for lawmakers, some of whom reacted skeptically.
Whitaker said he reviewed three key studies on the deal: The memorandum of understanding between the city and AEG; an independent financial study on the stadium and convention center done by AEG; and a city-contracted study by Conventions, Sports & Leisure, a Texas-based consulting firm.
Of the MOU, "the city did a credible and commendable job in limiting the risk to the city (on the AEG deal,") Whitaker said.
Studies commissioned by AEG predict the project would generate $41 million a year in new tax revenue and millions more for the tourism industry. They also project the expansion of the Convention Center will lead to new hotel construction and lure more conventions to Los Angeles every year, generating thousands of jobs.
Whitaker questioned details in those studies, citing other data that says the economic growth spurred by stadiums is "minimal" to cities.
New or just displaced?
AEG's study, which stated that "new dollars" would be generated by the stadium, isn't accurate, he believes. Those dollars would simply be displaced.
AEG spokesman Michael Roth declined to comment on Whitaker's remarks.
Sen. Tony Strickland, R-Simi Valley, who sits on the Senate committee, disagreed with Whitaker, pointing out that the current Convention Center is losing money. Renovating it, he believes, would help the economy.
There will be some local benefits, agreed Whitaker, but he said there were still concerns what the overall effect would be on the greater county region.
City Councilman Bill Rosendahl said that while future studies may show otherwise, he believes the project could deliver a substantial economic benefit to the city.
"By expanding the Convention Center, you will create three or four more hotels," Rosendahl said in a telephone interview. "That will (spur) economic growth."
Lawmakers are expected to hammer out a bill before the Legislature goes on recess Sept. 9.
Assemblyman Bob Blumenfield, D-Van Nuys, said he and his task force colleagues have been meeting with AEG officials every day for the last week to see if they can devise a way to expedite the project and any challenges based on the California Environmental Quality Act without breaking the state's environmental rules.


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Get ready for a big bag of analogue goodies because on "Show Your Stash" this weekend is community member @paulm99 from Seligenstadt, Germany. Find out which cameras and comic books he brought along on his recent trip to the UK!
This is my stash for my trip to London. —Paul Müller (@paulm99)
- LC-A + with Splitzer: I often use this nice and handy camera for making doubles and the Splitzer is a nice addition.
- Diana+ Dreamer: The Diana is a great camera if you need a point and shoot camera but don't want to miss the holy medium format. And she also looks quite good :P
- Polaroid 640: Everybody loves the feeling of holding a fresh taken picture, right? Me too.
- Pentax Spotmatic SP: It's my first camera and I still love it. The Spotmatic is great for long time exposures and also for portraits on 35mm film.
- Kiev 88: My newest camera. The first time I've seen it, I was instantly in love. The Kiev is pretty heavy but that's okay when you have a rucksack and don't have to carry it all the time in the hand. It takes wonderful portraits, still lifes, and close ups.
- Lomography CN 800 120
- Lomography Lady Grey 120
- all kinds and brands of 35mm film: slide, negative and black and white
- Impossible PX680
- Pentax 55mm + 200mm tele lens
- Kiev 65mm + 120mm: Normally, I use the 120mm lens
- Splitzer
- Colorsplash Flash: also cool for black and white film, if you want to shift the contrast
- German Cullman tripod, cable release, ND filters: for long time exposures at day time too
- iPod nano 3rd generation: old, but gold
- canvas bag: because I don't want to carry all my cameras with me all the time (in Germany we say Jute Beutel)
- some old DC Superman and Batman comics
- PhotoKlassik: PhotoKlassik is a German magazine for film photography, but it isn't easy to get, because you only can buy it at train stations and airports
- Andreas Feiningers Grosse Fotolehre ("The Complete Photographer"): a great book, hard to read with 500 pages without a picture and filled with theory, but very helpful.
Thanks for showing us your stash, @paulm99!
Check out Paul's article "Your Own Macro Studio" in the Magazine!
Wanna show off your stash? E-mail email@example.com with your analogue essentials and you could be our next featured film photographer!
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Feb 10, 2013|
The Bruins are in Buffalo to return the favor to the Sabres with retaliation on many fans' minds. Still in town, the Celtics take on the Denver Nuggets in what Pete believes is their biggest test since losing Rajon Rondo.
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WH YNN. What a day. What -- day one night wow. Oh everybody's OK hope most eager to power back on -- drop thousands without especially on the cape. So you probably are hearing that. Anyway which was a format possibly but. I don't speak -- till 3 o'clock you're WEEI sports Sunday the phone number 61777. Nights ever ignited 37 you can text. At 379. 370. Everybody again got home okay. At the driving -- wasn't a -- -- UV four for some review and I gotta say first -- thank you to my beautiful wife Elaine yesterday I don't know how she did approach -- on the trouble like five hours yesterday the kid next door -- the public with a snow blowers. Obviously -- the station from Friday night in and to a yesterday to about one. But it is and diligence in situations as myself and his his wife had collage of tuba man. It was brutal it was absolutely. Bob Roland -- -- miles north of Boston. And I could not believe some of the drips as hour's drive home mom -- -- couldn't believe some of Gypsy and and in -- -- -- record absolutely unbelievable and and you saw -- my friends on the South Shore what they're going through. It's situated in Holland got rock beaches absolutely destroyed. -- apartment -- unbelievable. And out of place in my heart prevent that Eric regular lived on the fighters lob to a lot of close friends are living better. Meant just apps a little idea absolutely brutal. You know couple feet of snow ordeal lived down my -- them immune. Crazy crazy crazy six worse storm of all time but. Toppling is that we are we all we all got through and hopefully we'll continue to get through wood and Herbert a power back reasonably. Reachable monetize your. A lot going on today brought -- -- finally and last night released soccer there's really nothing to watch him at Notre Dame Louisville and the Watson. -- the end of it got interview watch the overtime periods. Which resisted tremendous basketball game but you really missed the Bruins Tampa -- game last night and it in organic and and dale and I were talking dollar -- by the game's going to be played yesterday but then. We also said -- If workers connected in the area and some players are gonna be wondered how you gonna do it but. Tonight there will be in buffalo this is a very going to be a very intriguing matchup for the Bruins and also a very intriguing matchup. Ladies and gentlemen for via for the boss the -- that against the Denver nugget is that is one of the hottest team to not the hottest team. In the NBA and this is not going to be. You know the clippers without popular Chris Paul Paul Gasol. This is a team that is on fire mean to sell the two point six in a row. But five or six -- of common home for the six against team to records of 23 and 27 or worse. God this is a going to be in my opinion during this time without Ronald this is their -- legitimate challenge right here is tonight. And hopefully they'll load up the task because this Denver nugget team is is very burger. Very very good team to fifty and two in the last 17219. In a row the longest winning streaks they went ten straight back in 2005. The fourth best team in the Western Conference and all stars but they can that that they've been they've ignored her well lately. Very very well Ty Lawson on fire averaging nineteen point to shoot out lights out from three point range in the last the thirty attempts. But the play last night to beat Cleveland Betty of nine guys who played a score double digits this is going to be a a real good test tonight. But -- you know historically has struggled in Boston there. They have not done particularly well three and eighteen in the last when he went trips Boston but. At a -- and every other sport every single year and every single game is different so. He really really good test tonight though for the subsequent played really good basketball. Against some really bad teams into bagged up -- not that has been fun to watch in the ball movement and all that and reconsider talk about Rondo Vista run that entire time. Six games so -- six games too small sampling. And as I said yesterday went through -- -- by march for a student -- really I think you'll have a much better feel what this Celtics team is all about. Because of the -- scheduled at the going to be going on -- -- schedule in the first game back in March for script Golden State a pretty good Golden State team. So I think -- a much better idea. At tonight and it's a great test torn up against a very very good Denver Nuggets team. Your garden. And right now as far as we know the game is on or -- say that he's going to be operating at limited capacity today. But every twenty minutes all the lines are open and read a green blue and orange line. No I don't agree -- a lot of people take it live in the city it's is open from Ken moral -- -- To go to the BC duque tonight obviously. That it is the beeline right to be -- line it goes to DC that's that's not gonna happen but. The retreat had more -- Mary wanna get the garden tonight for the upper for the Celtics and the -- should be okay. You'll be okay. But wait guys anticipate tonight in this -- -- it's going to be hard fought. No physical game I don't think it's going to be one -- Tennessee you know gloves dropped every every five seconds I certainly think they'll be several. Whites in this game. I I I don't expect -- though the -- to put -- an open I know it's real easy. Thornton and to go back -- with Scott and people you know kind of wanna see a rematch there. -- I don't wanna see anything stupid by the Bruins that's -- I don't want any unnecessary -- game misconduct or double minors I don't want I don't want stupidity. To me and I'm I'm all for fighting hockey when it's necessary I get it in and I'm meant a big fan of the NHL as it is. But to me there is nothing better. And legitimately crunching somebody into the boards -- while while the pockets you know on the stick between this date whenever it's a legitimate hit where it's not charging or not boarding. Nothing pleases me more than a good clean check and and a coup quickly open ice hit check which a lot of times it's it's a lost art. Uh oh the last several years in the NHL but then goes it goes to meet those the kind of place you get a job that I that I exports -- Nice nice crunching vehicles -- old Terry O'Reilly. -- the elite occasionally you know you get Lucic or Chara was in the air and although those -- pounding WiMax. Of guys against the -- I'd much rather see that then to give. It out then that they have you know Shawn Thornton. You don't get a game -- conduct for doing something stupid. Or the or you know because Scott place Foreman -- against terrible. I mean you don't want their worst player taken out when your best guys were significant amount of time. I understand people want retribution that's the that's the word of the day ritual of pure shouldn't. Rosie to come out and -- crap bottom well what the bronze. Need to do is limit the number of odd man rushes that they gave up the last time -- despite all the physical. Aspects of the game for a couple periods approached -- -- 31 lead in that game and they just let it get out of hand had nothing to do. Would not being physical. -- had to do just that just had mental lapse in that game and they left to grass out to dry. He just had no chance that I admired you go back and watched those goals he gave up there were no problem why print where his ball. So that's having to cut down on. Ryan Miller seven and one against the Bruins last eight or go with a two point 17 goals against at home. That's huge and meanwhile. It's. Tuukka Rask is old four and one with a four point 25 goal against his last six games vs buffalo. -- yours I'm sure -- -- -- he's got a chip on national tonight too I mean this team has had his number. There's there's no question that the Buffalo Sabres rather stubborn the Buffalo Sabres as a team in general. Have had the bruins' number. Are for the most part special mill has been in net seven and one against the -- they set for no. Apnea first Niagara center calling these days of -- with a two point 17 goals against. Your DLC give you some of these lines looks like -- -- and that has taken -- preachy and -- obesity tonight. Together Marcia and it looks like to knock him play and -- a will play. Will play at the suffering that the racial. 6177797937. Can tweet at me at -- Jeff three to six of course taxed at the 37. 937. Texas says that John -- it was the best collegiate checker ever racer and was one of them -- -- problem. Oh what you want Pete seven temple we want reasonable interpretation to remain as a tough team not a cheap team. Agreed. Agreed that no question -- and a question about like I said their tomatoes dies or anything more beautiful sports and watching a good clean open ice hip check. That is the best that is actually about tech data over a home run baseball -- day. For the most part there's nothing that's not the elected. -- cheap shots you -- cheap shots Ford against the Bruins over the years and you know we don't we all get ticked off -- pissed off one way or the other. But I mean I think most true hockey -- we UC so we go into the boards with a -- you see a guy which are Lucic. Or whoever Marcia doesn't matter galway and just steam -- somebody. A good legitimate check up against the born to smash of I mean they're different and better and that that's hockey that's that's the way he's supposed to be played uptake data over a fight any day. Around and don't get run again -- I look good clean fight when it's necessary. I know it's necessary. But I don't I don't like fighting it just for the sake of fighting and understand some time to gained -- -- hand and -- that justice. Show that they're you know -- more often than not giving up by. As you those those those -- useless on it's got to be about to meet discipline tonight what team is gonna be more disciplined Bruins or the sabres. -- is going to be it's going to be very interest. At that on the table got the Celtics that -- the table a really good team playing in the nuggets tonight. If 33 and 189 and one in the last 1019 and rode it fifty into their last seven team. Playing very very well other road record is not very good. At all the numbers 1115 on the roads that lead to 2213 at home at three and eighteen and again in the last 21 Boston. But he did play last night as well that can be effectively be a -- Back when Cleveland last night. It's 177797937. Texas 37. 97. I seven and it's that's. I'm sure -- up -- -- -- -- Jacoby Ellsbury love that a debt subject that he took last year and went blind and you know over second base and a busted shoulder. Now. But I and I distinguished -- Go to since the -- -- please talk some Red Sox okay Al spears coming up. In the a 1 o'clock hour like from Fort Myers. We can certainly talk about let's awkward every what do you like your expectations your hopes your dreams your fears. About the Red Sox -- I've -- no problem with -- and now this is the the fourth straight weekend I'll tell you my expectations are this is a 500. Baseball team. And anything after that is gravy to me and I think stand close to 500 for most of the year ago being contention. For a least the second wild card spot. And maybe starting pitching it's exceeds expectations. And that's the case. You know maybe to be a little bit of that but I I'm not assuming anything with this team nothing. I like John prelate loved John -- -- manager -- team. I -- of back to have a real good ball and on paper. And on the -- certainly isn't going to be as high powered. Run producing hasn't been over the last you know. It's be it nine years my expecting that I wore -- like hell about they would Ortiz. And I more war more than anything still. About the starting pitching especially -- top three guys just like last year when it was you know Beckett buckled to -- now it's going to be about Lackey Buchholz and Lester and really Buchholz and Lester. Have to be consistent they have to get the -- RA as a whole. You know in the forest and down and routinely -- hole. Last year and hopefully we'll do that I don't I don't know nobody says about Lackey being in great shape. All that stuff and I think golf three of the top guys top three rotation I think they'll have mark and again braces were potential. Not guarantee that the gonna do it but they all have the potential to -- thirteen plus games. Whether that happens or not I don't know in my opinion mostly guys have to you. When at least thirteen games apiece otherwise is to Albert a lest somebody like a field too broad. Dempster really you know really comes out like gangbusters -- a much that's going to be the case that's only time will tell it on the crystal ball I wish I did. But I don't. When you tell me about your expectations -- beat the Red Sox are out -- first day about our players are reporting today. It's a story till about that shortstop by the admiral was invited as a non roster player first time in -- Scott Hatteberg -- you know years ago. And these there immediately and lol last year. Reducing story you know about Jarrod Saltalamacchia Dave Ross you're going to be catching duo and looks like -- have always going to be a ticket back pos locks. Also you know a couple of younger guys in the dark to -- that would be very -- to watch the spring training to good developments the other progression is. Is Robert tiller -- that and regular Ross and Ryan Webster. Two bricks. Through hot prospects from the doctors we got in the portrait. Will be forever known as you portrayed in my period. So all that's on the table to -- -- -- expectations tonight the Celtics in Denver and the Bruins and the Buffalo Sabres. -- -- This started 6530 right here were rated Max pre game and W Riyadh and a three point seven and -- -- beyond the NASA tonight. As well so what we watch -- are going to be fought back and forth I think that most of us though will be but I think it's certainly time. I'm kinda can't happen one way that this that this summit to plant earlier other liberal least an hour earlier. What's less a little bit less clicking and if they're playing a -- -- the same time by the people are gonna be very interested to see early on what. Kind of how physical the Bruins sabres game is going to be. Something to keep their -- on. And see what team and to being more disappointed and that's going to be the story of the game. And the goalies is always you know Miller vs Nebraska mean and the numbers clearly favor buffalo when this game when you look at what every game every game's different. It's just the last five times you guys that took his plate against buffalo. And the last five times that that Miller's play against brought -- home I mean it's been it's been buffalo. It's -- buffalo and he's he's he's done a great job that we Chelsea.


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The Life+ COR project - Final European Seminar
07/12/2012 - The Life+ COR project (Waste Objective Campaign) of the Barcelona Metropolitan Area is a project cofounded by the European Commission through the Life+ programme. The project will end in December 2012.
Reuse conference highlights the benefits of refillable packaging, Brussels 18 September 2012
On Tuesday September 18th, the fourth edition of the European ReUse Conference was held in Brussels. Organised by the European Federation of Associations of Beer and Beverages Wholesalers (CEGROBB), the Associations of Small and Independent Breweries in Europe (S.I.B.) and the German Environmental Aid (DUH), the conference's main goal was to demand for a higher level of commitment for refillable beverage packaging. With Karl Falkenberg and Matthias Groote, EU institutions were well represented.
After a short introduction by Günther Guder, President of CEGROBB, th...
National quota for reusable packaging for deposit scheme (Pre-waste Factsheet 100)
The German Packaging Ordinance (Verpackungsverordnung - VerpackV) January 1, 2009, has the purpose to avoid and to reduce the environmental impacts of waste arising from packaging. It sets the minimum packaging quota for reusable drink packaging and one-way packaging containers deemed 'ecological advantageous' must be namely 80%. This quota target mainly glass and plastics, in particular mineral water and beer.
The market share for reusable drink containers in Germany is 45% for water and carbonated drinks and 89% for beer, with an overall market share of...


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Orlando Cruz headlines Friday
WBO #1 world ranked featherweight Orlando Cruz (19-2-1, 9 KOs) of Puerto Rico returns to the ring this Friday. Cruz, promoted by All Star Boxing will take on Southern California-based Aalan Martinez (14-1-1, 9 KOs) of Mexico. The scheduled for 12 round featherweight main event will see Cruz looking to successfully defend his WBO Latino featherweight title. Tuto Zabala Jr. (All Star Boxing) will promote event and it will be broadcast live on Telemundo beginning at 11:35 PM ET/PT. The bout will take place at the Civic Center in Kissimmee, Florida. Cruz will face a rather tall challenge in Martinez who is 5'9 to Cruz´ 5'4. Martinez in essence enters the fight with no pressure at all while Cruz is possibly one fight away from a world title fight. So a loss would be a major setback for Cruz. On the other hand a win for Martinez could vault him into a top 15 world ranking and closer to a world title fight for himself. Even without saying all that, there is still the classic Mexico vs Puerto Rico boxing rivalry at play here as well. Cruz for is part is very motivated and up for the challenge. He spoke with Fightnews after arriving to the site of the fight in Kissimmee, Florida.
Though you are from Puerto Rico you did not train there for this fight. Where did you train?
For this training camp I trained in Buffalo, New York.
Why there and not Puerto Rico?
I love Puerto Rico very much but this is a big fight for me and I can't have any distractions. I have to be 100% focused.
Temperatures are very cold this time a year in Buffalo. Was it hard to adapt coming from the warm weather of Puerto Rico?
It was not hard at all. A lot of the adapting is in your mind to me. It's a mental thing. I have been able to run outside without a problem for the most part.
It's been said that you're very close to a possible world title fight. Why take a fight like this?
I completely trust the judgement and decisions of my promoter All Star Boxing Promotions. They feel this a good fight for me and I'm ready to fight.
What do you know about Martinez?
I don't know a lot to be honest with you aside from the fact that he is a tall featherweight and that his style can be aggressive. I know his only pro loss was to newly crowned world featherweight champion Evgeny Gradovich. I am just going to focus on executing the gameplan that me and my team have planned.
You came in over the featherweight limit in your last fight. Have you made the adjustments to avoid that happening again?
That was completely my fault. I make no excuses. Be rest assured that I will make the weight without a problem.
Anything you would like to say in closing?
I´m very appreciative for all the support I get from my mother, All Star Boxing Promotions, and Puerto Rico, all the fans in general.


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Blogger's Block
Oh, not really, I'm almost never at a loss for words.
But this is the thing: For three years now I go through my days and when I see or hear something interesting, I think "I'm going to blog about that!" or....I think, "Oh, I wish I could blog about that" but I can't because it would reveal something about a patient.
So I get lots of ideas, but then I get to the computer and sometimes I've forgotten them. Last night, I was with Clink and Roy and we were having an animated (hmmm, is that the right word?) discussion about Richard the Internet Porn Fan (a fictional patient in our book) when one of them said something totally random and I thought "What a great blog post title." What ever it was, it was pretty random, but I wanted to use it, and it was gone. Neither of them remembered what they'd said. Sometimes, I make notes about ideas I've gotten, but ....
And I'm twittering now. Half-heartedly. Roy's been asking me to follow him, so I started. Actually, I'm a total failure. Someone has Un-followed me for being snarky about Twitter. I don't really get it, and being limited to 140 characters is my idea of suffocation. Plus, it's not like a blog were everyone has access to the same info: I twitter about someone's tweet and then realize he doesn't follow me, I just follow him. Or someone else responds to a tweet I never read. And there's really not so much to say in short bursts. But during dinner last night, we had a lengthy discussion on cremation and the interesting disposal of ashes (one friend helped scatter his uncle on the 14th hole where uncle had gotten 3 holes in one!) and I twittered that the temperature used for cremation is 3,500 degrees, per ClinkShrink. Why does she know all these random things.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Environmentalists are targeting Gov. Rick Scott for his investment in a French energy company that is involved in oil drilling near the Everglades.
Scott invested his millions in a blind trust three years ago and an adviser manages the money without the governor's knowledge.
Reports say that in 2011, the original blind trust showed a $135,000 investment in Schlumberger Ltd., the world's largest oil services company. The blind trust prevents the public from knowing whether Scott still has a share in the company.
Scott and his Cabinet oversee the Department of Environmental Protection, which regulates oil drilling in Florida and potentially businesses like Schlumberger.
Asked if he supports drilling in a county where he owns a $9.2 million home, Scott said: "You'll have to talk to DEP."
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text: Two games in a row now our supposedly Top-Ranked Defense has let the other team come back and beat our butts in the fourth quarter, and this time it was Kerry Collins who inflicted the damage. Yea, everyone can complain about the poor officiating, and the poor clock management (at the end of the first half), and Stover's missed field goal; but, hey, we were ahead in this game. Our Defense should've been up to the challenge, and stop this team - but they weren't. Hopefully, we can regroup against Indy.


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Dear satalist,
I have few variables both mix of str and numeric entering multiple times. These include company, money, account, date etc. I want to add money if the next row is exactly the same, however stata is coming up with errors when I used following syntax:
("invalid syntax" - if I converted all variables to numeric & "type mismatch" if variables are mix of str and numeric.)
foreach x of varlist v1 v2 v3 .....v10 {
sort v1 v2,stable
gen money=mone+mone[_n+1] if `x'=`x'[_n+1] // here I want to say if the two rows are exactly the same then add money in first row
replace money=mone if `x'!=`x'[_n+1] // here I want to say if the two rows are different then replace it with original value
I have used "`x'=`x'[_n+1]" to keep stata happy if there were string variables.
thank you in advance.
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Ryobi battery powered sander opinion
Ok, so I have a decent size set of the Ryobi Lithium Ion 18 plus tools and would like to get a powered sander. I have an old picnic table that has become quite splintery and needs to be sanded down and refinished or painted. My question is, Ryobi makes 2 different types of these. A corner sander- http://www.ryobitools.com/catalog/18...s/sanders/P400
And an orbital one- http://www.ryobitools.com/catalog/18...s/sanders/P410
My local store has the corner one in stock but not the orbital one and they both support 80 grit sandpaper. My question is, is will the corner sander have enough power and ability to take off a layer of some pretty rough wood? I know a belt sander would be ideal, but I could use this corner sander for a multitude of projects.
Personaly I would not buy one.
Look into A Porta Cable random orbital.
Way less vibration, and will last longer.
I own several Ryobi tools and I'm not againt them but a corded sander in a differant brand would serve you better.
Check CPO Tools, there having a sale on reconditioned tools.
Same warrenty as a new one.
I've never used any of the new Ryobi cordless tools. Never used a cordless sander. But I'd bet that sanding a whole picnic table with a cordless will involve lots of battery changing. There's a good chance that by the time you're done, the sander will be toast.
Of the two you listed, I'd guess the orbital will be much faster.
But I'd go with a cord for this project.
Ok thanks guys
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School briefs for June 8
Mt. Hood to hold graduation June 11
Larry Collins-Morgan, Associated Student Government president at Mt. Hood Community College, will serve as speaker at the college's 44th commencement ceremony at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 11, at the Earl L. Klapstein Track and Field Stadium, located on Northeast 17th Drive off 257th Drive and Kane Road.
Stadium gates will open at 8:45 a.m.
The college's General Education Development/Adult High School graduation ceremony will take place at 7 p.m. Friday, June 10, at the same location. Gates will open at 5:45 p.m. The student speaker will be William Lambert, who completed his GED recently and plans to continue his education at Mt. Hood, and then earn a bachelor's degree from a four-year college.
Tickets are not required for either ceremony. Seating for people with disabilities and elderly guests will be provided upon request at the stadium gates. Due to limited space, no more than one individual may sit with a guest in this area.
Mt. Hood will also provide appropriate seating arrangements and an interpreter for those who are hearing impaired. Guests are welcome to bring blankets and chairs for overflow seating on the lawn.
For the June 11 commencement, there will be overflow seating on bleachers in the gymnasium where the ceremony may be viewed via television.
Mt. Hood is a tobacco-free campus, and folks are asked not to bring air horns.
Kiwanis club awards scholars
The Columbia River Gorge Kiwanis Club has awarded three $1,000 scholarships to 2011 Corbett High School graduates, said Michael Orelove, chairman of the Kiwanis Scholarship Committee.
Scholarship recipient Crystal Denney plans to attend Mt. Hood Community College and recipients Lauren Elliott and Erikka Vaughan both plan to attend the University of Oregon.
Scholarship candidates write a 400-word essay with an emphasis on their community service and leadership qualities and solicit two recommendation letters.
The Kiwanis club raises the scholarship money through a Fourth of July pancake breakfast every year at the Corbett Fun Festival. This year, pancakes, eggs and ham will be served from 7 to 11 a.m. Monday, July 4, at the Springdale Job Corps, 31224 E. Historic Columbia River Highway.
Cost is $6 for adults or $2.50 for children 10 and younger.
Online academy picks principal
Oregon Connections Academy (ORCA), the state's leading tuition-free virtual public school, has selected Todd Miller from Gates as its new principal.
'I am thrilled to begin working with the staff at ORCA to build upon this successful, cutting-edge school for the benefit of students all around the state of Oregon,' Miller said. 'I see a bright future for Oregon Connections Academy, and I am honored to lead this talented team.'
Miller has served as principal at Gates Elementary School, vice principal at Mill City Middle School in Mill City, and held other teaching positions in the Santiam Canyon School District.
Jerry Wilks, the current principal and executive director at ORCA, is retiring after 41 years in education. He has been at Oregon Connections Academy since 2007.
ORCA currently serves more than 2,500 students from all over the state. Enrollment is under way for the next school year. Families interested in free virtual school from home are encouraged to learn more at ConnectionsAcademy.com.
Zoo offers summer camps
Opportunities for summer fun and learning are going fast at the Oregon Zoo. The zoo's popular summer camps return June 20, with programs for children age 4 through eighth grade.
Camp activities, specifically planned for the interests of each age group, cover everything from learning about fur, feathers and scales to designing your own zoo. Each weeklong camp includes art projects, songs, stories, snacks, train rides, animal visitors and in-depth tours of the zoo. The zoo's summer events and shows are also incorporated.
Most full-day camps are $287 for the week ($250 for zoo members), and half-day Penguin Camp, for age 4 through kindergarten, is $145 ($125 for zoo members).
Camps begin June 20. Early care, late care and lunches are available at an added charge.
For more information and to register for camp, visit oregonzoo.org/Classes/SummerCamp/index.htm.
The zoo opens at 9 a.m. daily, and is located five minutes from downtown Portland, just off Highway 26. For more information, visit oregonzoo.org or call 503-226-1561.
School of Rock offers graduate classes
The Portland School of Rock, 1440 S.E. Hawthorne Blvd., is offering graduate music classes for adults, beginning in July.
Once a week you can get a private 45-minute lesson with a staff member and also participate in a group rehearsal for three hours a week. The program ends with a performance.
The price is $275 per month for the full program and $175 for lessons only. Lessons will generally take place at 8 p.m. or later.
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rock.com with your instrument of choice and days of the week that will work for you.
For more information, call 503-231-2945.
Internet safety topic of forum
'Sex trafficking, gangs and the Internet: What every parent needs to know in the digital age,' is the topic of a forum from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, June 11, at Centennial High School, 3505 S.E. 182nd Ave.