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We speak with the coach after a tough loss to the Detroit Lions in preseason game #3.
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In Wilfork are still. I really like that image. Just out for a walk in your neighborhood may leave your wife after dinner something there's been so there comes big events. Just -- for jog crews are on the neighborhood events. I'm like Howard. Good image we have Bill Belichick striding in that right now it's time for our no nonsense conversation with the coach. Is brought -- you as always by SB -- do Tedy Bruschi didn't get affordable dependable life insurance. From SP LI the company that is protected over one million families since 1907 go to SB -- dot com. Today coach we have and had a chance to talk to -- since the Detroit game any price -- to move ahead in your mind but just to give us a little bit of a step back before we move forward to. What do you do after game like that emits a pre season game is not a regular season game and what's your approach with the team after that. On both sentences on the other pre season games really try to correct our mistakes and put -- the things that we did well either individually or as a team and can take some like the situations that came up then and I go over those make sure that we you know we -- understand we're doing there. And and turn the page and move on. There after that game -- a lot of people looked at it whether they were and a -- fans consider witnesses. As bad as this game was 48 and nine this is good for Belichick because it's an opportunity to teach and coach. Did you look at it that way as an. It is was that a positive by product of a game like that you have lots of bad football to say this is not what we want. You know our finger against an opportunity and no matter what happens in the insult and he teach from. -- learn from a so hopefully we did. It was funny they kept talking and listening Samir exporters Chatham was on and and forays on the broadcast their. So while is that a good opportunity to coach this situation. It's a quick change of bills really gonna like this opportunity. And then listening to you after the game it didn't sound like you were all that happy with all the opportunities. -- you have how do you balance that over the course of the game and then even afterwards. Oh well I mean that the situations are good and the ones that come -- great weakened. We've practiced them so now we have a chance to go out there and and plan out. And learn from. And -- obviously a lot of things that lead into the game and interminable four times in the first quarter. Couldn't stop on defense in the second -- from the knows the good. The sort of measure would back over and maybe maybe we're trying to over think it a bit was that. Essentially the story of the game just turned the ball over and got out of control. A lot of things out of control have -- we're behind that we. You know couple scores and we can -- -- -- kind of -- we couldn't stop them so. And then we -- two over their first three series in such an -- three and out combined with the eighty yard touchdown drive and ninety I don't know ninety some are drug Motorola so you know it's pretty much Stewart. You mentioned -- a lot of work to do his team which I guess it makes sense for every team at this point but. Are you -- you would like to be ahead of schedule behind schedule where are you. -- -- really don't have a full schedule on and we try to. Plan the way we want to install things going to be -- campus and we have to make adjustments modifications going forward and we'd just continually on a week to week basis. Talk about the things that we need to do that week and instruction the days so we can try to get those things accomplished as many as we count the ones we can't get to finally. Mr. prioritize and we do -- we feel most important ones we can't get to either. You know put -- lists for the following week or. Or maybe just you know you know professional that really doing a thorough job of cover and if that's if we have prior to us. -- when you say it's a priority to get one thing over another as it plays is it situations and what sort of things are you are you putting in a priority order. Via all those things. You know things that we need to see things that we need to things when you're deceiving because we don't -- him maybe because we're gonna -- Things that we need to know we need to work on regardless of who we play just things that we need to do. On situations that we need. Their practice or maybe we've covered on that haven't called them a couple weeks ended at those and manners you know it's it's -- analysts so there's always there's always something. We just -- to prioritize and how we wanna practice. Certain groups are. Try to as we start to see different jobs on the teams start to get to. Looks like you know how they're going to be filled who's gonna do what then maybe the president of the other positions in his Seymour government when idiots are people working together. So that's that's all they vote. And at least that's it that's unfortunately some might question my next question the big week for you -- -- roster cut down you get to certain numbers by certain times. It's possible that process and mean and I know we're not thinking about 53 jobs and mean their certain jobs that are obviously aren't taken. But he if you try to fill these spots how much time is it to use to and oranges thing. All right. This guy's gonna fill this position now we have -- for more or five more slots that we haven't accounted for investment take this amount energy to figure out. Who it is how much time is involved and just figuring out this roster the back into the roster. Well -- its entire roster probably you know only Scoble meetings a week. Was that a smaller discussions long way. Don't have figured a lot of things that you've got to take into consideration. 45 man game day roster of the 53 man roster on the practice squad and I don't know roster. -- you have to look. Mean you just have to be aware of what you're salary cap situation as and -- you know look into your potential expenses are going to be during the season because. You're gonna have to move somewhere along -- line. Replace somebody you know I think everybody's going to be healthy for the entire season and hopes so but that's just not realistic so. You've got to do some budgeting problem have to take a look at where your death -- So if you carry certain -- practice squad neither death. But then word vision to have come from -- that other positions where your mind -- of player on the practice on who could you get to the practice squad whose practice one total. -- all those kind of things but you know a lot of prominent figure themselves. And that's you know that's what the players well and somebody's. Emerges second or somebody else or sometimes injuries occur you know whatever you and -- the sometimes when after really. You know make a decision based on him and information have sometimes not as much as you like that that's all what you have in the -- the -- best she can get along those nomination all those things. How do you judge I'm sorry how do you judge you guys than who hasn't really been able to plot practice much. Or even play at all in the game some of the guys have been injured really throughout camp. And what your values are always all those are always the of the top ones. And the wanna. How much you -- what you what you think the player can do or may what is dominant Austin where you think you'll be. That's. It's. -- so we have to do it's not the ideal situation but -- at the national and whatever information we have that's all we have we have mixes and. But as -- you talk about missed so many things to think about so many layers of it. It can be overwhelming if you didn't have the experience been to this for a long time here. Is there something you look at now that doesn't. Overwhelm you that maybe did. When you first started or something you look at in terms of the were constructing the roster now that. You didn't realize it and say 200120022000. Well I think anytime you. Have coached special teams in this league you you really understand how that's. First draw of 66 players. Six special teams times loving guys so -- 66 players. Trees -- also have to 66 backups somewhere along the line and so you know one guys on through fourteen games and in -- to -- him. Maybe you know one person or police and the more likely it would take more than one. So when you start looking at all your depth in the kicking game first all the players if they put out there in the kicking game and then your depth in the kicking game and then tie that into your offense and defense -- units. You know you can make a case for a lot of guys. It's not just -- you know clear cut. 53 guys -- 45 guys and then there are certain guys that fill certain holes and which rolls more importantly troll guy can fill multiple roles Lukas actually fill in a minute or two rolls of those up -- days so. And then really hear your practice squad and some of the guys that might not be. On the roster on the 45 man roster or you know to a certain degree interns. Unless you think their their developmental players who will be. Roster players for a five man roster players that just not ready at this particular time. And that's another reason to keep them that's also an argument of you know keep a guy like that -- -- actually get out there and help you in some -- immediately so. It's you know culmination all of those things but I think what you've -- special teams in this league you have an appreciation for film roster. Because of the impact that has in the kicking game and that they saudis have put together 24 point 526 man offense or defense roster whatever it is. Than it is to put together a 53 man roster that also incorporates. Offense defense and all the aspects of the two game. Well coach show you get one more pre season game this week Thursday night in the will be get ready. For week one of the regular season we appreciate it we'll talk again next Monday -- sounds good moment there was nobody on his Bill Belichick he joins us every Monday here. On the patriots Monday it's time quickly for your chance to win a thousand dollars cash. If you -- thousand dollars cash go to WEEI dot com slash cash into the code word gravy he got ten minutes to enter enter gravy GRE VEY. A WEEI dot com slash cash right now you're -- shot. 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Pro-Union activists using bullhorns and spit interrupted a quiet discussion in Vancouver, Washington, about "right to work" laws that would allow prevent workers from being forced to join unions.
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The meeting had been convened by the Cascade Policy Institute of Portland and the Freedom Foundation of Olympia, Washington and was held at Clark College's Columbia Tech Center in Vancouver, Washington. As the meeting began, the pro-union protestors marched up and down outside, waving picket signs. Eventually, however, they moved inside to harass the participants more directly.
The protestors' main tactic was to use bullhorns to shout down the meeting attendees. One of the protestors went so far as to spit on Vencent Vernuccio, a labor expert for the Mackinac Center for Public Policy and a keynote speaker.
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It took police intervention to remove the protesters. Two of them were arrested for trespassing when they refused to vacate the building.
Steve Buckstein, who founded the Cascade Policy Institute, believes that what happened resulted from the protesters inability to understand that the goal is freedom – implying that, had they understood, they would have been happy to allow the meeting to go forward, or even to participate in it:
"This kind of behavior is most saddening because it shows a real lack of understanding of what Cascade Policy Institute wants for Oregon. We do not seek to end unions or union representation. We simply want all Oregonians to have the right to choose whether or not union membership and representation is something they desire for themselves. All Oregonians deserve that right, even those who reject our efforts. At the end of the day, this is a fight for freedom and justice. No amount of harassment or intimidation will change that fact.
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Buckstein is too generous. The union leaders fully understood what's at stake: worker freedom raises the real possibility that private sector employees will opt out of supporting unions that put their jobs at risk by making unreasonable demands on employers struggling in a fragile economy or that foisted ObamaCare on America, which is slowly destroying full-time jobs. They also understand that union leadership uses worker money to support far Left political causes utterly unrelated to a specific union's mission. Worker freedom is the last thing the unions and their thugs want.


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In the summer of 1980, I just about wore out Queen's The Game album. Not only did it have two monster hits in "Another One Bites the Dust" and "Crazy Little Thing Called Love," but it was one of the few albums, at the time, I truly loved from start to finish.
I was 11. And I fully understood even then that Queen is rock and roll royalty.
With brash singer Freddie Mercury, amazing guitarist Brian May and the fantastic rhythm section of bassist John Deacon and drummer Roger Taylor, Queen was pretty much the perfect band.
Fully realizing seeing Queen without Mercury, who died in 1991, would not really be like seeing the band I have loved for so many years, I was still excited for Thursday night's American Airlines Center show with Adam Lambert handling the role of lead singer.
After all, May and Taylor are both still in the band, which has toured only once since Mercury's passing. That tour was in 2005-06 with Paul Rodgers (Free, Bad Company) signing. I didn't get to see that incarnation of the band. And even though Rodgers is a great singer, him with Queen seemed to me like a weird fit to me.
Lambert is another story. In several ways, he is a much more logical choice to front Queen. In addition to matching Mercury with the flamboyance, the former American Idol contestant has some seriously powerful pipes and big-time range, which is a nice bonus.
After a slow start, Lambert really relished the role. He camped it up throughout most of the evening, lounging on a couch and rolling his eyes at May on the small stage, spitting champagne at some of the crowd, making several costume changes and even taking a selfie with a fan.
Although his vocals were spot-on throughout the night, he seemed really into some songs and not so much into others. But the moments when he dug deep were pretty spectacular. Lambert and Taylor handling the vocals for David Bowie and Mercury on "Under Pressure" was nothing short of fantastic — one of the definite highlights of the two-plus-hour show.
I fully realized going in Lambert was facing an uphill battle. But he did a great job of embracing that knowledge and putting his own spin on things that worked more often than not. He even donned a crown late in the show. Lambert didn't try to be Mercury. Rather, he paid homage while doing his own thing in a big, arena setting. And when he told the crowd he still couldn't believe he was singing with Queen, I bought what he was saying.
As expected, May blew me away. Finally getting to hear him play live was well worth the price of admission. When he hit that guitar solo on "We Will Rock You," it was almost a religious experience for me. May also did some singing, including a nice turn on "Love of My Life," during which video images of Mercury made their first appearance of the night on the giant screen at the back of the stage.
He did that song on the smaller stage that was near the middle of the floor. May was joined by Taylor and several other musicians, including Taylor's son, Rufus, for "'39." Then, Taylor took his turn on vocals with "These Are the Days of Our Lives."
That was followed by a bass solo and a "drum battle" between Taylor and his son. It was an interesting part of the show, considering Lambert was off stage completely for a good 20-25 minutes. He finally came back out for "Under Pressure."
After two more songs, May played an amazing guitar solo that was way, way too long. It had to have been longer than 10 minutes. I felt like I turned 46 during it. As much as I love May, it was total overkill.
That led to the home stretch, which included "Tie Your Mother Down," "Radio Ga Ga," "Crazy Little Thing Called Love," "The Show Must Go On," "Bohemian Rhapsody" and encores "We Will Rock You" and "We Are the Champions."
I thought Lambert was great on all of those songs, including a sort of "duet" with Mercury on "Bohemian Rhapsody."
When it was all said and done, I'm not sure seeing Queen was exactly what I expected. But I couldn't be happier I finally got to hear some of the songs I've loved almost my entire life played live by a couple of guys who originally played them. Not bad for a Thursday night.
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The 35 Articles of Impeachment and the Case for Prosecuting George W. Bush
By Congressman Dennis Kucinich
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"More than two centuries ago, the Founders of this country set forth a procedure for Congress to follow in the event of grave abuse of power by the Chief Executive. That process is impeachment. In the face of the monumental deceit and disregard for the Constitution that we have witnessed on the part of the President over the past seven years, Congressman Kucinich's initiation of this process is neither fanciful nor futile, neither vengeful nor vindictive; it is the sober fulfillment of his sworn duty as a Congressman to follow the law without regard to personal consequence and misguided political stratagem. It is, quite simply, an act of patriotism."
—Elizabeth de la Vega, Former Federal Prosecutor
and author of United States v. George W. Bush et. al.
"This collection of impeachable offenses should be viewed as a sampling of the crimes and abuses of President George W. Bush and his subordinates. Bush has had many accomplices — first and foremost Vice President Cheney. But our Founders created a single executive precisely so that we could hold that one person accountable for the actions of the executive branch. It is high time we did so, and millions of Americans will be urging their representatives to support the effort being led by Congressman Kucinich.
"These articles establish, and hearings would establish further, that President Bush was 'the decider' behind countless abuses of power. And, of course, his public comments have time and again advertised his indifference to the laws he is violating. Not only does overwhelming evidence show us that Bush knew his claims about WMDs to be false, but the president has shown us that he considers the question of truth or falsehood to be laughably irrelevant. When Diane Sawyer asked Bush why he had claimed with such certainty that there were so many weapons in Iraq, he replied: 'What's the difference? The possibility that [Saddam] could acquire weapons, If he were to acquire weapons, he would be the danger.'
"What's the difference? Hundreds of thousands of corpses and a fatal blow to the rule of law among nations. That's the difference. Unless we remove impeachment from the Constitution by failing to exercise it, in which case truth will no longer matter any more than justice or peace."
— David Swanson, creator of ImpeachCheney.org, Washington Director of Democrats.com and co-founder of the AfterDowningStreet.org
"Overload is the main problem—I call it outrage fatigue. The sheer multitude, not to mention magnitude, of impeachable offenses tends to dull the senses. The opportunity to dig into just one or two provided some space and focused the mind.
"At the same time, the deeper one digs, the more unimaginable the dirt that comes up. Earlier, I had not taken the time to sift through the abundant evidence of the unconscionable ways in which George Bush and George Tenet teamed up—including, in Tenet's case, lying under oath—to stave off charges of misfeasance/ malfeasance before the attacks on 9/11.
"The Founders pledged their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor to create a system in which we could protect ourselves from unbridled power. Today, we cannot let a 21st Century string of abuses and usurpations stand without challenge.
"But the experience of the past several years shows that there is a very high hurdle in our way: no Common Sense. I refer, of course, to the courageous independent journalism of the likes of Tom Paine who stirred the innate dignity of Americans toward sacrifice for independence and freedom. Tom Paine would be horrified to see what has become of his profession today—with browbeaten journalists and former general officers doing the bidding of the corporations that own/pay them.
"In my view, impeachment proceedings are essential to:
* Reestablish the separation of powers in our Constitution as a check on the so-called unitary executive
* Prevent a budding—and catastrophic—US attack on Iran by exposing it as yet another war of aggression against a country posing no threat to the US;
* Call attention to the blood already drained from our civil liberties and staunch the bleeding.
"Impeachment proceedings may be the only way to force the captive media to inform normal citizens about what has been going on in our country. Thomas Jefferson underscored the importance of this when he said: 'Whenever the people are well informed, they can be trusted with their own government.'"
—Ray McGovern; former Army officer and CIA analyst;
co-founder, Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity
"President Bush, Cheney and other US officials have violated numerous domestic and international laws governing crime of aggression, war crime, torture, etc., and they should be not only impeached by the US Congress but also be prosecuted by a special prosecutor, to the full extent of the law before or after impeachment. That is the best way to uphold the US Constitution and the rule of law at home and abroad."
—John Kim, Esq., Attorney; author of The Crime
of Aggression Against Iraq
"The breadth of impeachable offenses committed by the Bush/Cheney administration is likely unparalleled in our nation's history. Equally unparalleled, and in many cases even more alarming and outrageous, is the lack of accountability brought to the perpetrators of these High Crimes and Misdemeanors. It is the Constitutional duty of members of Congress—members from any political party—to bring such accountability, particularly when the list of crimes began with the very acts that brought this administration into office during their elections, and right up through today when the same sort of crimes continue, and are in place to try and affect our next Presidential Election.
"This is not about politics, it's about the Constitutional duty of Congress. If a line in the sand is not drawn immediately and clearly in the face of such corruption and disdain for our American values, such as the Rule of Law, the historical bar for criminality in our Executive Branch will have been forever lowered, no matter who happens to serve in the White House in the future."
—Brad Friedman, creator/ editor of The Brad Blog, and co-founder of the watchdog organization VelvetRevolution.us.
"I have provided the legal architecture and evidence for a trial to prosecute the President for murder. My book lends credence to a powerful case for impeachment laid out persuasively by Congressman Dennis Kucinich's 35 Articles of Impeachment."
— Vincent Bugliosi, Former District Attorney, author of
The Prosecution of George W. Bush for Murder
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Rep Dennis Kucinich BOLDLY stepped forward and presented to Congress and the American people his 39 Impeachment Articles against Cheney and Bush so breathtaking in their scope that they started at the very beginning of the 1st term with Bush's abject failure to heed for nine months all the multiple warnings about the imminent 9/11 attacks all the way to the ending of Bush's 2nd term with his threats to attack Iran and even the mishandling of his economic crisis. Bush's 2 terms are all inclusive, with dastardly high crimes and misdemeanors from start to finish, documented with volumes of evidence, respectfully submitted for the posterity of the American people, if not for a single impeachment hearing ever.
In a perfect world, where justice always happens, Dennis Kucinich and Vince Bugliosi present us with a dual case of Impeachment AND Prosecution for Murder against George W Bush.
May it result in his Conviction as well.
It's what I dreamed about last night...
So it may not be a dream,,but a reality...
What a nightmare,,,all the serious crimes this administration has committed.
"This is not about politics, it's about the Constitutional duty of Congress. If a line in the sand is not drawn immediately and clearly in the face of such corruption and disdain for our American values, such as the Rule of Law, the historical bar for criminality in our Executive Branch will have been forever lowered, no matter who happens to serve in the White House in the future."
Are you GOP tools getting it yet? What are you going to do when some "Democratic" president comes along who is equally as bad or even worse than Bush, you try to hold him accountable under our Constitution, and he and all his minions throw the Bush precedent in your face?
I can hear the future conversation now:
"Impeach the president for crimes against humanity and our Constitution!"
"Give it up. You have no chance. He'll be out of office in a few months anyway."
"This is not just about removing the president! It's about honoring the Constitution and the rule of law! We MUST have justice and accountability!"
"You should have thought about that when George W. Bush was the Pretender-in-Chief. If they didn't impeach, remove and prosecute him for all his thoroughly documented crimes against humanity and our Constitution, why should it be done now? Face it, fools. The Constitution is now exactly what GWB said it was: Just a goddamned piece of paper."
Sounds familiar, doesn't it?
Jeezus, you idiots. Wake the hell up.
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Congress conspires with Wall Street to bring America to its knees
Our Constitutional Republic is broken, we are dealing with the most insidious domestic enemies ever seen and we are in the middle of the worst national crisis ever seen.
No doubt the same elements who are behind the 9/11 scam are behind the current "financial crisis" as well.
Since Cheney and Bush are the most reviled war profiteering criminals in the world, they have already imprisoned themselves. Can you imagine the paranoia and security for the security for the security, etc. they need for their own personal security?
Those sub-human parasites are capable of anything, including threatening billions of lives just to protect the "security" of their sorry life!
"Pardon" my cynicism but I doubt America's broken "Justice System" could ever accommodate the likes of them. The innocent victims of Bush's Iraq Holocaust and Depleted Uranium poisoning are rightfully entitled to judge their fate and serve them justice!
A Message For George Walker Bush:
I have been working in this town for a few weeks and hitched a ride on a back-hoe. I am hanging on and appreciating the awesome weather. I am on Detroit Rd. leaving the Elbur Rd location and heading toward Riverside. We pass this office that said it was the district office of Dennis Kucinich. WOW!!! I will visit that office in the next few days with my Kucinich 2008 t-shirt on. I am so close!!! I thought he was from Cleveland ... not Lakewood!
Beg him to GO GREEN!!!
"A country without a Soul is destined for Hell...on Earth."
I am voting democratic again ... my last time. In Ohio there is no Green.
The news media and the Cleveland Plain Dealer has Northern Ohio brainwashed. I feel helpless and have found out that being right is lose - lose.
Dennis Kucinich, you are my hero and give me hope for a better tomorrow in a world where people really do look around and consider the world they live in. THANK YOU!!


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Part of this is from another thread asking about the car, but the pic brings a question to mind....How is this door pull made? It looks cool but I would like to know how the base would be and how the fasteners would be mated to the door. Would retainers be put on the inner door and then screw / bolts run thru the retainers? And what would the actual handle be carved / molded / made out of?
Panel base is probably 1/8"polyethylene sheet since it is bent on the top. Permanently bend to the curve with a heat gun. If a panel is pretty flat you can use 1/8" Masonite & Luan plywood. The arm rest can be made of anything you want - easiest way is use wood (2 x 4s, plywood, etc.) and cut, glue, grind and sand to shape. Cover it separate from the rest of the panel and glue and screw it to the door from the back side once the rest of the upholstery is on. If you use enough clips described below attaching the panel to the door, you don't need to anchor the pull to the door. If you wanted more security , you could use a finger bucket from a junk yard car and screw it to a bracket attached to the door, which is what it looks like this guy did. The various different material sub panels on the door are usually more 1/8" panel material cut to shape, covered separately and glued to the base panel. The panels are covered with 1/8" or 1/4" closed cell foam rubber before applying the upholstery material for smooth and pleasant feeling texture. Attaching the panels is super simple. Just align the bare base panel to the door before covering it and drill a series of 1/4" holes through the door and panel @ ~6" spacing. Snap one of these clips into each hole and the panel pops off with a screwdriver and reinstalls with a shove of the hand on each clip.
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Gino's size worries people...:grbac:
He's 6'3" 300lbs...probably more than that now after an entire season with the team.
Chris Myers is widely considered one of the best centers in the league and he is 290lbs. Kelce, with the Eagles, is 285lbs and he does pretty well.
It's all about technique. Gino is plenty big for an NFL center.


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Both Oregon Tech men and women top-runners, Paul Adams (Jr., Klamath Falls, Ore.) and Mary Matchett (Sr., Klamath Falls, Ore.), along with several newcomers on both sides for the Owls, will look to move up the poll when the season kicks off on August 30th in Klamath Falls in a dual meet with CCC member Northwest Christian University at Steen Sports Park beginning at 10 a.m.
After receiving all nine first place votes, and 81 points, the Southern Oregon men were chosen to finish in the top spot and look for a seventh-straight CCC title.
Eastern Oregon, the last conference school not in Ashland to win the conference title, has been selected second with 69 points. Concordia is picked third with 56 points, followed by College of Idaho with 51 points. Oregon Tech was just three points back in fifth with 48 points while Northwest Christian in sixth with 45 points. Corban, Northwest and Warner Pacific close out the poll.
Northwest Christian University earned 80 of 81 possible points, including eight first-place votes, to enter the season as the clear favorite on the women's side, followed by Southern Oregon with 65 points. Defending CCC champion College of Idaho earned the final first place vote and sit third in the poll with 57 points.
Concordia, who will host the 2014 championship, has been predicted to finish in fourth place with 54 points with Corban fifth in the poll with 46 points and Oregon Tech sixth coming in with 39 points. Northwest, Eastern Oregon and Warner Pacific follow in order.
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DIY e46 M3 Front Brakes on a Non-M
These brakes fell in my lap right as I was about to pull the trigger a decent pad/rotor 330i setup for my 325xi, so I decided to make them work
Research online shows that you need to mill the m3 caliper bracket 6 or 7mm to fit non-M e46 cars. I went with 1/4" (mainly because my machine shop isn't fond of the metric system)
After the first test fit I had to go back to get him to clearance out some of the remaining adjacent areas to clear the mounting tabs on the spindles.
Once that is done, proceed with normal brake install and pressure bleed with your favorite fluid
note: m3 brakes use different set screws than non-ms hence the presence of lugnuts in this shot. Need to order 2 of those puppies up.
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Brakes are still a bit squirmy as I haven't really had a good chance to bed them in thoroughly. Once I did get heat in them, however, they were amazing. Haven't had any spirited driving with them yet to see how far off brake bias is front to rear. -May DIY the rears here shortly.
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Game 4 is over, so it's time to look forward to Game 5. Here's a preview of the pitching matchup -- a rematch of Game 1: Jon Lester vs. Adam Wainwright.
ST. LOUIS -- We're now through four games in the 2013 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals, so it's time to look ahead to Game 5. It will start at 8:07 p.m. ET/7:07 p.m. CT.
The pitching matchup is the same one we had in Game 1, when Red Sox starter Jon Lester was outstanding and Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright was knocked around Fenway Park.
Let's dig deeper.
Wainwright vs. Red Sox
We all know Wainwright is a "true ace" and before Game 1 had an excellent postseason track record. So we don't need to get into any of those stats. For Wainwright, there are two key elements here.
1. What went wrong against the Red Sox last time and why could it be different this time around?
2. Is he running out of gas?
On the first question, Wainwright believes he just didn't execute and is headed into Game 5 with a "clean slate."
"I honestly don't know why my mechanics were as bad as they were -- my delivery was off as much as it was," Wainwright said in his news conference before Game 4. "I feel like I've put a lot of good reps in front of the mirror, and watching film and feeling my delivery again, learning the basics all over again. I feel like I've made a lot of good adjustments to be ready for this next game to throw some quality pitches. I threw maybe four or five good pitches the whole time I was pitching [in Game 1]."
But that leads me to the second point above. What if Wainwright's arm is fatigued and that's what was causing the command and mechanical issues?
Before Game 1, Wainwright had logged 264 2/3 innings this season. Remember when Tigers ace Justin Verlander was in lock-down mode heading into last season's World Series? He had thrown 262 2/3 innings at the time. And then he was shelled in Game 1 by the Giants.
Fatigue doesn't always show up in the form of velocity drops. It can cause issues in command and can affect mechanics.
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Lester was dominant against the Cardinals last time out. They were also very unfamiliar with him, so that might help their cause heading into Game 5.
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There was an atmosphere of a family gathering (in harmony with the "Day of the Family" mass that was being celebrated at that very same moment by Pope Francis at St. Peter's) more than that of a formal interfaith encounter. The three religious authorities from Israel and Pakistan who spoke at Assisi's annual appointment on October 27th , communicated with each other like old friends – or as the historical cousins that they actually are.
"Peace in the Middle East" was this year's theme in the event that commemorates John Paul II's groundbreaking call to interreligious prayer in 1986. To carry on the tradition, the Franciscans of Assisi plan to focus on a different area of the world each year.
H. B. Fouad Twal, the Patriarch of Jerusalem; Rabbi David Rosen, the Jerusalem based International Director of Interreligious Affairs of AJC (the American Jewish Committee); and Dr. Ejaz Ahmad, Intercultural Mediator for Caritas and member of the Italian Interior Ministry's Islamic Consultation Board, seemed to agree that the time has come not only to accelerate dialogue but to follow up with action to overcome the violent conflicts that falsely claimed religious justifications.
Patriarch Fouad Twal said "The road to peace is not easy. We need to be realistic. Communication is very important. In the spirit of faith in God we should roll up our sleeves and try to influence politicians. "
Msgr. Domenico Sorrentino, the Bishop of Assisi confessed he was "deeply moved by the beauty of having shared reflections and prayers for peace in the Middle East."
"It is not enough however", he said, "to quote from the Holy Scriptures of Christians, Jews and Muslims. Concrete behavior, charity in daily life must follow. The acts of terrorism committed in Syria and other areas in the Middle East don't correspond to the precepts of any Holy Book. We need concrete steps to give credibility to collaboration and dialogue."
Rabbi David Rosen said "It is important for politicians to understand that they need religions to work with them on political initiatives to overcome conflicts. Most politicians today feel they want nothing to do with religion. But if we don't want religions to be part of the problem they must be made part of the solution."
"We cannot ignore the fact that our texts are being abused" said Rabbi Rosen. "They are misused as weapons by the parts in conflict. Nevertheless, we still have an obligation to our faith traditions to argue on their behalf even if pointing out misinterpretations is not going to stop those who embrace violence."
Dr. Ejaz Ahmad, who was summoned from Rome to replace Dr. Mohammad Sammak, Secretary General of the Christian-Muslim Committee for Dialogue in Lebanon (who was impeded from reaching Italy after being robbed of all his belongings in Buenos Aires) said he felt a "profound significance" in having been invited to be part of "this gathering of great personalities." "Rabbi Rosen, Patriarch Twal and Bishop Sorrentino are marvelous, courageous people" he said.
Referring to his experience in his native Pakistan, he commented "I too find difficulties when speaking out against fundamentalism" he said. "It can be dangerous. These groups of terrorists are not small -- they are as strong as governments."
"We need more interaction between people, not just empty words. We must eat together, get to know each other, create common projects against war and terrorism" he continued . "Dialogue is our long arm for creating peace in the world.
In his Assisi speech on "Love as the heart of religious experience", Rabbi Rosen referred to principles espoused by the Talmud: "receiving offense without resentment; hearing condemnation without answering back; to act purely from love, and rejoice even in trials as tests of pure love" (TB Shabbat 88b; TB Soṭah 31a.)
"The Talmud presents God as having as it were His own prayer, which is 'let my attribute of mercy overwhelm my attribute of justice.' In the tension between these two Divine attributes, Divine compassion has the upper hand. It is by living a life that combines justice and compassion - with the latter having the upper hand - that both reflects and expresses the Divine love in our world.
The exponents of the three monotheistic faiths at Assisi, this year, found expression in some very special common ground and hopes for creating a bulwark against the forces of destruction currently feeding on perverse interpretations of their religious texts. At the end of the day, they left to return to their commitments to furthering global peace, and particularly in the areas where they live.


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American drone planes continued their bombing inside Pakistan in the never ending search to find al-Qaeda leaders who can be killed. The latest drone attack killed twelve people, five of whom were identified as "foreigners" which usually means members of al-Qaeda. The drones are trying to kill Baitullah Mehsud, leader of the Pakistan Taliban. The assumption is killing him will somehow end fighting in tribal regions, an assumption that has no validity in past history or experience. American military insists they are killing the "leaders" of the Taliban and al-Qaeda, but the situation remains unsettled and Afghanistan is sliding into chaos. In the meantime, the Pakistan government is furious at having its sovereignty violated by "allies."
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14 (Xinhua) -- Protesters from the Occupy Wall Street movement on Friday heckled News Corp. Chief Executive Officer Rupert Murdoch during his keynote address at an education forum in San Francisco,a city in the western U.S. state of California.
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Former Brandon Wheat Kings sniper Tyler Dittmer helped the South East Prairie Thunder clinch a spot in the Allan Cup on Sunday night.
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Sophomore P Quintin Galvin gives up just two hits, striking out six batters for the victory
The St. Helens baseball team finally has a check in the win column, shrugging off a tough first week to beat David Douglas 3-1 on Tuesday, March 25.
The Lions (1-4) never trailed, and hardly gave an inch until a grounder from Nate Lampert drove Spencer Raethke home, giving the Scots their first score in the top of the sixth inning. By that point, the Lions already had a solid lead. Josh Keller scored on an error by the David Douglas first baseman in the bottom of the third, and a few minutes later, Bryce Winnier sent a pitch into left field, holding the door open for Bryce Mulcahy to skip home and put St. Helens ups 2-0 in a flash.
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Lion sophomore Quintin Galvin came away with the win on the mound, striking out six batters, walking none and giving up just a pair of hits. The defense played a big part as well, overcoming three errors, three batters hit by pitches and a nabbing fair handful of groundouts and flyouts.
St. Helens will have another game to close out their Glencoe Tournament tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. Their home schedule will open on Monday, April 1 at 4:30 p.m. against Hillsboro.
St. Helens 3, David Douglas 1
St. Helens:
Hits (4): Keller, Mulcahy, Winnier, Weitzel
RBIs (2): Mulcahy, Winnier
Runs (3): Keller, Takemoto, Mulcahy
David Douglas:
Hits (2): Reifenrath, Tomiak
RBIs (1): Lampert
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The Pittsburgh Pirates have agreed to terms with two more draft picks today. They signed sixth round draft pick Adam Frazier, a shortstop out of Mississippi State. Frazier received the exact slot amount of $240,600 to sign. They have also signed 37th round draft pick Andrew Dennis, a catcher from Wallace State Community College. No terms of his deal has been announced yet.
The Pirates have now signed 26 players, including their top seven picks. Only 7th round pick Buddy Borden, a right-handed pitcher out of UNLV remains unsigned among players selected in the top ten rounds.
Update 3:54 pm: Here are details on each player.
Adam Frazier just finished up the College World Series run he had with Mississippi State, so he was late to the signing party. This season, the 5'11" junior, hi...
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If you have to continually strain to pass stools, it can cause pain, discomfort and bleeding. Excessive straining can also lead to haemorrhoids. More commonly known as piles, haemorrhoids are swollen blood vessels which form in the lower rectum and anus.
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Chronic constipation can increase the risk of faecal impaction (where dried, hard stools collect in your rectum and anus). Once you have faecal impaction, it is very unlikely that you will be able to get rid of the stools naturally. Faecal impaction worsens constipation because it makes it harder for stools and waste products to pass out of your anus because the path is obstructed.
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"OTTAWA—Canada's newest national museum is also its oldest. Built in 1910, the stately Victoria Memorial Museum is now the Canadian Museum of Nature (nature.ca).
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Incumbent Hamilton Mayor Jerry Steele holds onto his seat
HAMILTON, Mont. - Ravalli County had a sizable turnout for an off year election.
Unofficial results show the two incumbent mayors running in Ravalli County kept their seats.
Stevensville, Mayor Gene Mim Mack beat challenger Clayton Floyd by 22 votes.
In Hamilton, Jerry Steele kept his seat against challenger Kathleen Driscoll by 27 votes.
Unofficial results came in soon after the polls closed.
But elections workers started counting about 1,900 ballots late in the afternoon.
"The mayor races have a huge effect on the turnout," said clerk and recorder, Regina Plettenberg.
NBC Montana was in Hamilton and was granted interviews by both Steele and Driscoll.
Steele said he's ready to tackle another round in this part time job, which often demands full time hours.
"Anytime you go to the polls you never know what the votes are going to do," said Steele. "I'm happy that the voters decided I was worth a second term."
Driscoll, a former county commissioner, said it's time to take a break from politics.
"There were enough people who wanted me to run that they deserved that respect, said Driscoll, "that they thought enough of me to ask me, and so it's now time for me to relax."
Turnout in Hamilton was about 42%. In Florence, it was at least 56%.
Florence voters soundly voted to dissolve a water and sewer district, formed several years ago. That project never did get off the ground.
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The osteopathic manual medicine department selects four students from the second-year doctor of osteopathic medicine class to participate in our undergraduate fellowship program. OMM fellows have a long tradition of assisting in the teaching of OMM to first-and second-year students. In fact, many of the OMM faculty here and at other schools have participated in undergraduate fellowships.
Students are chosen to be fellows through an application process. They spend an extra year working integrally within the department. The extra year is divided into blocks during the fellows' third, fourth and fifth (clinical) years. They spend approximately one-half of their time with the clinicians treating patients of DMU Clinic with direct supervision. The other half of their time is involved in teaching, with demonstrations to large groups in OMM labs, one-on-one sessions in this same setting and even presentation of OMM lectures for an entire class.
Their roles extend beyond the more obvious of teaching students and treating patients, as they are truly representatives of the OMM department and DMU at events on and off campus. These include the Osteopathic Finish Line and Drake Clinic as well as in roles as ambassadors for DMU when they meet with applicants interviewing for the osteopathic program.
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Discussion in 'NV - Nevada Chevy Truck Club' started by Sir Charles, Apr 6, 2009.
What's up everyone I'm 5 mins away from the strip. Would be nice to see some car shows.
Be nice to hit some of those up when I get back! Should think about having a GMTC "show" at a Sonic or somethin out there. All "Hot summer nights" and whatnot!
I am game for a meet-up. I have been trying to get a meet going with other Trailblazers and Envoys without any luck.
That sounds great.
Well I think that this is a pretty good start so far! A few more people and then all we'll have to set up is a when and where! I have to warn ya'll, I'm currently in Monterey, CA for the Navy so it might take some doin to get me out there! Will need at least a month's notice. But this does sound pretty cool! Any thoughts about tyrin to get other GMTC people out there? LOL can hear the call now across the country: "WOOO! We're goin ta Vegas!" LOL:rofl:arty:
Im in, what about sometime like on the weekend or something ?
Weekends would work fer me! Prolly easier to get our neigboring state bretheren to come out as well.
Well I think this makes 3 of us on here and maybe 2 or 3 others on the trailvoy forum. Drake you are the one that has a 10-12 hour drive. I will be out of town on the 4th of July weekend. I am pretty much open any other time.
Have to work the 4th weekend just as well. Have a couple other weekends off in July, but gotta talk with the wife about any other plans I may not know about :sign0081: ! But from what I can tell, We should be able to have a meet up round mid to late July! Will keep ya'll posted as I get the info!arty:
Hey ya'll just wanted to give ya an update, I haven't forgotten about doin a meet up! Schedulin's been pretty rough as of late, and I'm actually waiting on a few more parts to arrive to install. Unfortunately, I'm probably not going to make it back home until late September- October(ish). On the Plus side, I will be home for a good while around New Years, lol. Just gonna cold as crap then! I'll keep ya'll posted as I get the info!
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@TimAyres noted the new site, so I checked it out, mostly to see if there was anything new and different.
The disclaimer was routine:
DISCLAIMER: This map is an unofficial document of the District of Sooke and is consolidated from a variety of sources for convenience purposes only and is not to be relied upon in making financial decisions or other commitments. The District of Sooke does not warrant the accuracy of information on this map nor will it accept responsibility for errors or omissions. The District of Sooke reserves the right to alter or update this information without notice. This map should not be used for navigational purposes.
But what followed was a nice touch: "Please contact the District of Sooke Planning Department before making decisions based on this map."
I looked over the help, which seemed to come right out of the generic files that come with the software. The graphic, for example, that highlights different parts of the interface is not that of Sooke, but of the U.S.
The FAQ included answers only helpful to those who know the software behind the app:
In Results from an identify or query, when I check a feature to highlight it on the map, the feature does not get highlighted.
The administrator of the site may have disabled this ability. If the map uses ArcIMS software and returning geometry is disabled, then the website won't highlight features.
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peeling off paint from kitchen cabinets
I have wood kitchen cabinets from which I want to peel off the paint and then stain them- to give the look of wood again . Is this something possibe to do? Please reply if you have one. Thanks
Darn near impossible,IMO, the paint gets into the wood too far. MAJOR sanding would be required and even then probably not enough.:(
Welcome G, I agree with Chris. While it's not impossible, it's impractical--it would very time consuming and costly. Another option, also costly, would be to have them wood grained, a decorative technique where painted surface is made to look like wood.
What color are they now and what do you hope for them to look like after treatment?
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How old does a puppy have to be to get all of there shots?Rileys either 6wks or 7-8wks
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I have seldom heard of shots before 6 weeks. Even at that age, they may be useless. Rather than me try to explain why, I will let the AVMA, www.avma.org
Often the shots are given as one combo. Since shots are relatively cheap and safe, in the past the practice has been to keep giving them, hoping to the window between when they will do any good and the puppy is exposed to disease. The best thing is to limit the puppy's exposure to strange dogs. The period between 6-12 weeks is a dangerous time. One sniff where a sick dog relieved itself in the last 6 months can bring on parvo or another life threatening disease. Fail to expose it to strangers, including men, women, children, noise, etc. and you could end up with a misfit you can't take out in public. They also need continuing contact with other dogs, but it must be limited to ones you know are getting good care. The best time for socialization ends after 12 weeks
Aster answered on 1/12/11. Helpful? / 0
They get there first set at 6 weeks then go for another set 3 weeks after. And the last set 4 weeks after there second set of shots.
Member 758309 answered on 1/13/11. Helpful? / 2
The puppy should not even be away from her mom and litter mates at 6 or 7 weeks. That is way to young and time spent with mom is very valuable. Only she can teach it some of the lessons it needs to know.
Puppys usually start their shots at 8 or 9 weeks old. Then they go back 3 more times every 3 weeks for worming and booster shots until the last time when they get the final round and the rabies shots.
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Since my pups also stay with their moms and littermates until they are 7 or 8 weeks old, they do not get their first shots until 9 or 10 weeks. They get a total of FOUR, three distemper/parvo ones and their Rabies. The distemper/parvo ones are given every four weeks (after the first one), and the Rabies is given sometime after 13 weeks but not at the same time as a distemper/parvo one.
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Friday, August 5, 2011
Time has come to look forward, not back
General Manager David Poile still has his work cut out for him if he wants to lock up Weber to a long-term deal. On top of that, Poile still has to try and work out a deal with Ryan Suter and Pekka Rinne. Yes, the long-term future of the Nashville Predators is a little more clouded today than it was even a week ago. However, that doesn't mean that doom and gloom need to set in just yet.
A new season of hockey is fastly approaching, and as it stands, the Predators are going to have an opportunity to be a pretty successful hockey team this year. Most of last year's pieces are still in place, and Poile has made it clear that he will go after a top six forward at some point during the season for added offensive help.
Niclas Bergfors will join this year's squad, and Preds' fans hope he is the 2011-12 version of Sergei Kostitsyn. The progression of players like Kostitsyn, Patric Hornqvist, and Colin Wilson will certainly be a key to taking the Predators to the next level towards a Stanley Cup.
While this off season certainly hasn't been an easy one, by no means is it the end of the world for the Predators. I'll be the first one to tell you that Shea Weber needs to be in Nashville for as long as possible. But, winning certainly goes a long way toward making that happen. The Preds are going to be in a good position to win this year. That could be all it takes to convince Weber that Nashville is a place that can be a consistent Stanley Cup contender.
I know it seems dark at the moment, but suck it up. There's hockey to be played and a Stanley Cup to be won.
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Arsène Wenger took time out from his pre-match preparations to speak with Arsenal TV Online ahead of tonight's Carling Cup tie at Tottenham. The Arsenal manager discussed:
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- the belief a good Cup run can bring
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ATLANTA — An Atlanta woman, caring for her 19-year-old son with a severe form of autism, was unable to work, faced eviction and was close to having her utilities shut off.
Enter GSU Senior Paula Wilson. Wilson, working for Atlanta Legal Aid Society's Mental Health and Disability Rights Project, helped the woman mediate with the utilities to keep them running.
"I always wanted to do something that made an impact on communities and individual lives," said Wilson, who is working toward her bachelor degree in social work. "I always knew that I wanted to be part of a profession that helps people."
All undergraduate social work students must complete a 400-hour practicum with an organization outside of the university. Wilson's practicum is a little different – she decided to work with an organization, Atlanta Legal Aid Society, which helps low-income individuals navigate the complexities of the legal system. The project Wilson is working for helps to keep disabled individuals out of institutions like nursing homes.
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People from impoverished backgrounds, facing extreme difficulties and a patchwork of financial and other assistance, often become discouraged, she said. Wilson's work includes helping clients find the support they need, and to press for it.
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Her superiors at the Atlanta Legal Aid Society are impressed with her work.
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C. Talley Wells, director of the project, said there's a huge need to have a person with social work skills work with the society.
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The Mental Health and Disabilities Rights Project has had other social work interns from GSU at both the bachelor's and master's levels, and has participated in other projects with the School of Social Work.
As for Wilson, her next step is to pursue her master's in social work after graduation this spring. During her time at GSU at the undergraduate level, she said the university's diversity has helped her prepare for her career.
"Engaging diversity and recognizing differences are big parts of social work, and they're really important," Wilson said.
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