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One of my proudest moments as an organizer was three years ago when I marched alongside hundreds of young activists and community members through downtown Pittsburgh to rally outside the David Lawrence Convention Center where Karl Rove was telling the nation's top gas industry representatives that "climate is gone…I don't think you need to worry."
Karl should have been shaking in his boots on that podium because, a few days later, the City of Pittsburgh made history when city council passed a resolution to prohibit drilling for natural gas using hydraulic fracturing ("fracking") within city limits. It was the first local ordinance of its kind in the country, and there have been many more since. Pittsburgh's government leaders understood the risks that unconventional extraction of natural gas from deep shale can pose to air quality, clean water, and public health; and they acted in the best interest of their constituents.
It would have been easy to take off my organizer hat and say to those who marched with me, "we've paved the road for a just energy future, and now we can enjoy the ride". Yet, a few weeks later I took a trip just beyond Pittsburgh city limits to visit a family whose well water had been contaminated by unconventional gas drilling. I will never forget looking in the tank of their toilet, which didn't use the expensive clean water from a massive cistern in their garage, and seeing the cloudy soup coming from their well that had practically ruined the pipes and stained the white porcelain orange with corrosion. They told me about the putrid smells which occasionally belched from the well pads and processing stations near their house, and how they feared what the odors could be doing to their bodies. Of course, they couldn't move away because their dream house was practically worthless on the market.
There were potholes in our seemingly smooth road. I returned to my friends in Pittsburgh, sounded the alarm that all was not well, and we turned up the heat on the gas industry that has kept them shaking in their boots ever since.
As with any struggle for massive social change, the broader movement beyond dirty fossil fuels to legitimate clean energy solutions has been riddled with obstacles too. I am thrilled with the road that Obama paved for transitioning America to a clean energy future last Tuesday in his speech, but it's not perfect. There are many pot holes on his road, and the continued reliance on natural gas proposed by the president is more like a sink hole. It will swallow us if not mended before we are underway. We are learning that the impacts of developing natural gas extend beyond the disastrous effects of the extraction process. This low-carbon fuel can contribute significantly to climate change, and a warming planet affects us all.
We are all in this together. Pittsburgh is not known for mending pot holes with expedience, but I think there's hope if we join forces with over 10,000 powerful young organizers from across the country. I look forward to walking out the Convention Center's open doors on October 21st with thousands of young, freshly trained and motivated organizers and taking our movement to the next level. We succeeded in proving that Karl Rove and his industry buddies have every reason to worry, and now it's time to finish what we started by paving a road of our own to the right side of history -- the side where we produce and use energy responsibly without dirty fossil fuels like natural gas.
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When we conduct surveys, we ask people (in random or semi-random groups) their opinions regarding a particular product, topic or item of current interest. Land surveyors don't have the luxury of interviewing their subject; instead they have to rely on complex mathematical processes and physics to get the information they want. The information they want is important because without it we wouldn't be able to determine the relative position of anything on Earth. We'd have no maps, no GPS and … no mines – at least no safe ones.
Surveyors don't only map the surface of the earth; they also map what's underneath it, which is something you really appreciate when you're several kilometres beneath tonnes of rock and explosives are being thrown about.
If you're the kind of person who likes to deal with proper definitions, dictionary.reference.com defines surveying (in this context) as determining – the exact form, boundaries, position, extent,etc., of (a tract of land, section of a country, etc.) bylinear and angular measurements and the application of theprinciples of geometry and trigonometry.
Wikipedia defines surveying as: the technique, profession, and science of accurately determining the terrestrial or three-dimensional position of points and the distances and angles between them.
The American Congress on Surveying and Mapping (ACSM) defines surveying as: the science and art of making all essential measurements to determine the relative position of points or physical and cultural details above, on, or beneath the surface of the Earth, and to depict them in a usable form, or to establish the position of points or details.
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Surveyors are essential to many industries, including mining, engineering, construction, cartography and archaeology. In general, three of the most common surveying applications are building, land and mining.
Australia is one of a few countries that recognise building surveying as an actual profession. Building surveyors are often responsible for project management on construction projects, insurance assessments, building inspections and, in some cases, restoring old buildings to their former glory.
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According to the Australian Institute of Mine Surveyors, you can start out with traineeships and entry level jobs in any surveying capacity, which you can often do in conjunction with part-time or online surveying courses. There are also mine surveying graduate programs, many of which are sponsored by mining companies in Australia. The aim is to work your way up the ladder until you reach the lofty highs of Registered or Authorised Mining Surveyor, as required by NSW, QLD and Western Australia.
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- Diploma of Surveying, which includes courses in planning spatial data collection and validation, conducting an engineering survey, performing geodetic surveying computations, maintaining complex spatial data systems, and conducting underground mine surveying.
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Nokia has finally given us a release date for its most anticipated handset to date, the N97. The flagship handset will officially go on sale in the UK on Friday 19 June. It will be available at Nokia stores and from its online store for the slightly more palatable sim free price of £499.
Interestingly, Nokia has also announced the N97 will be launched on the 3, Orange, T-Mobile and Vodafone networks and stocked by the Carphone Warehouse and Phones 4U branches from 26 June. Previously Orange had declined the N97 based on its native Skype integration so we've pressed Nokia for clarification over this issue. O2 still remains out the picture.
The Nokia N97 marks the Finns' first high end touchscreen device (following the mid-range 5800 XpressMusic) and packs in top specs. Most notably you'll find HSDPA, WiFi, aGPS, a 5MP camera with Carl Zeiss lens, physical sliding Qwerty keyboard, whopping 32GB of native memory and a microSD slot. It will also come with the Ovi Store preinstalled. The choice of a resistive touchscreen however is a disappointment while at 117.2 x 55.3 x 15.9mm (18.25mm at the camera) and approximately 150g you'll need big pockets.
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The revelation of pederasty within and its cover-up by the ultra-Orthodox community in Australia ("Child Sex-Abuse Scandal in Australia's Jewish Community Spills Into U.S.," February 24), is shocking but not surprising.
Similar episodes have been well documented in Brooklyn and New Jersey. They fit a pattern: sanctimonious retreats to arcane rabbinic law and ratiocination as an excuse to avoid the command of the Torah that "justice shalt thou pursue". This is eerily similar to systematic behavior by the Roman Catholic Church worldwide to protect itself and its wayward priests from the consequences of such execrable conduct. The ultra-Orthodox must not be allowed to be the law unto themselves: They live in a civil and democratic society in which the rule of secular law applies to all, and from which they draw great benefit.
Such perfidy brings shame not only upon their sects, but upon all of Judaism.
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Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop was a Hawaiian woman who loved her people more than anything in the world. When she was offered the Hawaiian throne by Lot Kapuaiwa, she honorably turned him down because she could never rule over her people. Instead, she wanted to serve and protect the Hawaiian people. During her life in the 1800s, Pauahi has donated her time, nurturing, love, and inheritance to the children of Hawaiian ancestry. Her legacy still lives today, because of her will. Before Pauahi past away, she invested her inheritance of 375,000 acres of land into founding a school for children of Hawaiian ancestry. She believed that education was what children needed to succeed in life, so she decided to benefit the lives of her people by founding the Kamehameha Schools.
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Bend's Hydro Flask joins German trade mission
One of five outdoor cos. traveling to trade show
SALEM, Ore. - Business Oregon will lead an Oregon delegation of five outdoor gear and apparel companies, including Bend's Hydro Flask, to an outdoor trade show in Germany this week, officials said Wednesday.
Another 13 Oregon outdoor firms will also either appear at the show or promote themselves in the Oregon Outdoor booth.
The OutDoor Friedrichshafen show takes place July 10-13 and is considered Europe's premier outdoor industry event. It features more than 900 exhibitors from 40 countries showcasing their products and services.
"Nike and Columbia Sportswear aren't here by accident. Oregon has emerged as a global leader in the outdoor gear and apparel industry, in part because we are the place where customers come to play and to push their gear to the limit," said Business Oregon Director Sean Robbins.
"That is why we work hard every day to help Oregon's outdoor gear designers and manufacturers find customers all around the world so they can grow back here in Oregon," Robbins added.
Business Oregon will provide export assistance grants to five firms to help defray their costs of attending the show. Those companies include Oregon City's FixnZip, climbing pack maker CiloGear, climbing apparel maker NW Alpine, stainless steel bottle maker Hydro Flask and ultralight equipment maker Six Moon Designs of Beaverton.
Business Oregon offers matching grants of up to $5,000 to Oregon companies to help defray the expense of traveling to trade shows around the world, and can also provide technical assistance and expertise to Oregon companies seeking export markets for their products.
Business Oregon also has worked on export assistance with two other Bend businesses -- dog outdoor gear-maker Ruffwear - http://www.oregon4biz.com/story.php?storyID=181 - and KIALOA Paddles - http://www.oregon4biz.com/story.php?storyID=107 - officials said.
Since 2012, Business Oregon has awarded 240 grants totaling $804,303 to 222 Oregon companies. As a result, these Oregon firms report an estimated $29 million in immediate sales, and another $105 million in projected future sales as a result of the trade shows appearances.


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By: Michael R. Taylor
We all know that healthy adults have consumed caffeine in coffee, tea and chocolate for centuries. Caffeine has also been added to certain soft drinks for many years. These uses of caffeine are considered by most people to be safe, but the availability of caffeine in these products has been accompanied by a sense of boundaries and some health-related advice: Coffee has traditionally been thought of as a drink for adults; pregnant women have been advised to limit caffeine intake; and parents have monitored young children's consumption of caffeinated soda.
In addition, most of these traditional products have not typically been marketed for their stimulant properties, though it's no secret that caffeine, whether naturally present or added, is a remarkably effective central nervous system stimulant. And today's marketers have caught on to this fact in a big way. Caffeinated "energy" drinks hit the shelves over a decade ago, and, more recently, we have seen caffeine added to non-traditional products like waffles and syrup to snack foods, candy, chewing gum, and a variety of beverages – all marketed to provide "energy" through the presence of widely varying levels of added caffeine.
By breaking far outside the traditional boundaries surrounding caffeine as a component of the food supply, these products pose challenging public health and regulatory questions. They stem from the fact that these products are being marketed explicitly for their stimulant properties, are prone to being consumed under a range of new and different conditions, and are providing caffeine in forms that are attractive and accessible to children and adolescents.
From a public health standpoint, does it matter that a cold energy drink might be chugged by young athletes before or after they engage in high stress activity? Does it matter that caffeine in chewing gum is absorbed directly through the oral cavity? How will the availability of caffeine from a much wider range of products affect total intake? Will new sources substitute for traditional ones or be additive? How will children and adolescents be affected?
The regulatory questions are equally challenging. The legal framework for substances like caffeine is complicated, but one thing is clear: Companies adding caffeine to foods and beverages have an obligation to ensure there is a sound scientific basis for concluding that their uses are safe. FDA's job is to be sure they have met that obligation. To ensure safety, FDA has the authority to place limits on the amount of caffeine that is added to food, if the science warrants such a step. Working within our statutory and public health mandate, we will take whatever actions are needed in the interest of protecting the health of consumers.
But an understanding of the relevant science surrounding caffeine comes first and that's why FDA turned to the Institute of Medicine (IOM), the arm of the National Academy of Sciences charged with providing the federal government with science-based input on health issues. At FDA's request, the IOM convened a two-day workshop earlier this month on the potential health hazards of caffeine consumption. We received valuable scientific input and heard diverse perspectives from a wide range of researchers, clinicians, and stakeholders. Caffeine is a widely studied substance, but we learned there are few simple answers to some of the questions raised by its new uses, and there are gaps in the data on some of the questions we are asking. Our commitment is to incorporate what we learned at the workshop into our ongoing scientific assessment and to consider the regulatory needs and options on that basis.
In the interest of everyone, and drawing on the perspectives of such groups as the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Medical Association, we think there needs to be a scientifically grounded and common sense approach to the addition of caffeine to the food supply. We applaud the restraint many food companies are exercising as we figure this out, and we will rely on collaboration with the scientific community, consumers, and the food and beverage industry to shape that approach in the context of today's new uses of caffeine.
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A place to find daily pictures of Labradoodles and Goldendoodle or all ages!http://doodlepictures.blogspot.com
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At insightout, Dave and Bobbye Bolestridge provide professional commissioned artwork services and breed superior Old English Bulldogs on their farm deep in the Piney Woods of East Texas.http://www.insightout.co
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Pet Portraits by Tracy Hall - commission a stunning life-like painting of your dog by professional animal portrait artist. Paintings from your photos - delighted customers worldwide.http://www.hall75.freeserve.co.uk/index.html
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I enjoy talking and learning about new things with people from near and far, so don't be shy. I find that conversing with people is an art in itself, you share thoughts and experiences with someone who hasn't had those same experiences, through your choice of words alone. Kind of like looking at a painting or listening to a song, it's a relatable thing.
I also enjoy anime and manga, as well as video games very much, I find that they, much like books, are just another way to listen to a story, learn, and take from it what you will, in some cases you do it in an interactive way that let's it all sink in even more, which is pretty cool.
Currently a student.
Movies : Horror, Comedy, Action, pretty much anything as long as it's not mind numbingly terrible (Except for the Room, that's so bad it's funny).
Shows : Seinfeld, Kenny vs Spenny (without a doubt), Quantum Leap (1 star on Netflix? really?!), How I met your mother, Mythbusters, Storage wars, Doctor Who, Big bang theory, Sherlock, Breaking Bad, The walking dead, The office, 90's Spiderman, 90's Batman, 90's X-men (the 90's where awesome, what can I tell you), Anime.
Music : Rock, Jazz, I dont mind techno beats if Im at a place for dancing, but otherwise I wont feel it.
Food : I'm a Chef, I don't have a favorite, I create them ;)
Video Games : (Yeah that's right, I'm doing by system and genres, that's what you're getting yourself into.)
Systems : NES, SNES, N64, Xbox, Xbox360, GBA, DS, 3DS
Genres : All of them, with RPG in the front and Racing in the back.
Titles and franchises : Phoenix Wright, Shin megami tensei, The legend of Zelda, Fire Emblem, Golden Sun, Final Fantasy tactics, Mario bros., Professor Layton, TWEWY, Halo, Donkey Kong Country, Earthbound, Portal.
2.) Computer
3.) Running
4.) Other people
5.) Relaxing and laying down in the grass, looking up at the clouds
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Travel to the Gallipoli Peninsula and pay your respects to the fallen soldiers
Travel to a region equated with one of the most significant military battles of our time. Be guided through Anzac Cove to the battlefields, the Nek and Lone Pine and share the stories of heroism and camaraderie that unfolded among the tragedies of what has become a defining moment in Australian and New Zealand history. Many say that the struggles of Gallipoli marked the birth of a national consciousness among Australians and New Zealanders. Take time out to explore Troy before returning to Istanbul. This journey provides a great opportunity to pay respect to those who lost their lives and to reflect on what they fought for.
- Start
- Istanbul, Turkey
- Finish
- Istanbul, Turkey
- Country
- Turkey
- Style
- Original
- Theme
- Short Breaks
- Code
- Physical rating
- Ages
- Min 5
- Group size
- Min 1, Max 12
Why we love this trip
A moving and educational experience regardless of your age or background.
Listen to stories of bravery and comradeship
A quintessential Antipodean pilgrimage, to reflect and pay your respects.
Discover the ancient city of Troy immortalised by Homer in the "Iliad" hear stories of Greek Gods and peel back the layers of this ancient city.
Is this trip right for you?
Being one of our famous Shortbreaks we pack a lot into just a few days. Some early starts; and late finishes. If you prefer to explore at a more leisurely pace this may not be the best trip for you. Please check the trip notes before making onward travel plans.
Travelling alone? Our Shortbreaks are a group tour with independence, you won't have a Tour Leader with you for the full duration of the tour, but you may be joined by other like-minded travellers to reflect and share you tissues with.
Being an independent traveller you won't mind carrying your own bag, not great distances just off and on the bus or ferry and into the hotel.
Your Gallipoli Pilgrimage starts at approximately 6.30am this morning. You will be picked up from the Black Tulip Hotel - Istanbul, or if advised prior to departure, from your alternate Sultanahmet hotel (Please call and reconfirm with the office at least 24 hours prior to pick up on +90 532 641 2822 ).
You will then travel by minibus to Eceabat. Please note that the vehicle used for the transfer has a maximum capacity of 12 passengers, and you will share this bus with other travellers visiting Gallipoli. The journey will take approx 6 hours.
After a light lunch you will be met for a fully guided Gallipoli tour visiting the following sites on the Battle Fields of the Gallipoli Peninsula:
~ Brighton Beach
~ ANZAC Cove
~ ANZAC Commemorative Site
~ Ariburnu & Beach Cemetery
~ Respect to Mehmetcik Statue
~ Lone Pine Australian Memorial
~ Johnston's Jolly (Turkish and Allied trenches and tunnels)
~ Quinn's Post
~ The Nek and Walker's Ridge
~ Chunuk Bair New Zealand Memorial
For any Australian or New Zealander visiting the shores of Turkey, a visit to the battle fields of the Gallipoli Peninsula is a must. The battle at Gallipoli in WW1 is seen as the turning point in the history both of these nations (and also the Republic of Turkey). It was the moment when the nations' characters were defined and the core value of mateship was embedded in their psyche.
The names of ANZAC Cove, the Nek and Lone Pine have a special place in the hearts of Antipodeans and are just some of the places you will visit first hand on this trip. You will be struck by the beauty and serenity of the place, in stark contrast to the stories your guide will tell you of the events that unfolded here. You will walk through the trenches and be transported to a place in history.
Pride will swell in the stories of heroism and camaraderie, not only amongst one's own troops but also with the enemy, making this a truly unique battlefield. There are opportunities to visit the war graves to seek out those from your town or area.
You will stay overnight in Eceabat, a traditional fishing village with loads of character, and the closest town to the battlefields. You can catch the public ferry across the Dardanelles to the town of Canakkale for a greater variety of dining and nightlife options if you choose. Our accommodation tonight is in a bed and breakfast.
- Hotel (1 night)
Included Activities
- Gallipoli - Fully guided Gallipoli tour & visit to the Commonwealth graveyards
Meals Included
- Lunch
We recommend you arrange an additional night's accommodation for the evening of day 2. Extra accommodation pre and post tour can be requested, please ask your agent at time of booking. Accommodation can also be requested for Eceabat if planning to stay longer on the peninsula.
Optional Activities
- Troy - Guided visit - TRY85
Meals Included
- Breakfast
Meals1 breakfast, 1 lunch
AccommodationHotel (1 night)
Included activities
- Gallipoli - Fully guided Gallipoli tour & visit to the Commonwealth graveyards
Dates & availability
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There are currently no scheduled departures on our Gallipoli Pilgrimage trip. If you are interested in other trips in the region visit one of the links below.
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Important notes
1. This trip is available in Original and Comfort style accommodation levels.
2. This is a join-in trip so you will likely share included activities with other travellers.
Following recent safety incidents we recommend that you check your government's advice for their latest information on travelling in Turkey before your departure and ensure that your travel insurance covers you for all areas of your itinerary. We have links to prominent government travel advisories and regular updates on issues affecting this trip on our Travel Alerts page - www.intrepidtravel.com/au/travel-alerts


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The Pleasanton Police Department is partnering with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) for the fourth annual Drug Take Back Program today.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, April 17, 2013, 7:30 AM
Town Square
Pleasanton police offer drug 'Take-Back' drop-off from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. today
Original post made on Apr 17, 2013
Like this commentPosted by Cindy
a resident of Danbury Park
on Apr 17, 2013 at 8:28 am
This is a great idea. Making the location for the drop off in bold type would make it easier to find out this valuable infomation.
Like this commentPosted by Steve
a resident of Stoneridge
on Apr 19, 2013 at 10:13 am
Don't hospitals and urgent care centers (like ValleyCare and Kaiser)accept old medications too? Why are overworked police doing it?
Like this commentPosted by Tom
a resident of Castlewood
on Apr 24, 2013 at 9:37 am
Excellent idea. Better to have this stuff disposed responsibly than ending up in a landfill or down the toilet. Thanks Pleasanton Police.
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on Apr 25, 2013 at 3:29 pm
Begs the question, What does happen with the million pounds of drugs that can't be recycled, reused, resomthing?


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News Item: Olympic Solidarity training camp opportunity for two archers
(Category: National News)
Posted by webmaster
Thursday 01 October 2015 - 14:27:46
Two of our recurve archers will be participating in the World Archery Development training program that will be held in Namibia (20-26 Jan 2016) courtesy of Olympic Solidarity.
The scholarship is open to one RM and RW who will have all their costs covered by Olympic Solidarity and the National Federation, provided they meet the criteria of an average score of 630 by 1 December 2015. Where there are multiple candidates, they will be invited to a 720 round and eliminations, where the elimination will determine the candidate.
Sanaa would like to thank the World Archery Federation for arranging this opportunity and to SASCOC for supporting this initiative.
This news item is from South African National Archery Association
( http://worldarchery.org.za/news.php?extend.1872 )


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|You are in: Africa
Monday, 30 September, 2002, 15:07 GMT 16:07 UK
'No survivors' under Senegal ferry
A diver who took part in rescue operations after the Senegalese ferry capsized said he found no survivors in the hull.
Speaking in the capital, Dakar, on Monday, he said he had dived under the capsized ship on Saturday morning, two days after it had overturned en route from Casamance in southern Senegal to Dakar.
The Senegalese authorities have revealed that more than 1,000 people were on the ship that capsized on Thursday off the coast of Gambia.
The prime minister's office said 185 passengers who had boarded the ferry at a second stop had not been counted originally.
Officials now say 1,034 people - nearly double the boat's official capacity - were on the overcrowded state ferry Joola when it overturned in bad weather.
Only 64 survivors have been found and everyone else is feared to be dead.
Anger is mounting in Senegal against the government, which has accepted responsibility for the tragedy.
Identifying victims
Grieving families have been gathering in the city hall of the capital, Dakar, where pictures of the remains were put on display by the Senegalese authorities.
They are also trying to establish the identities of the more than 350 bodies recovered so far.
The French agency AFP said that so far only two families had been able to identify bodies of their relatives who had been killed in the disaster.
Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade has said the state bears responsibility for the disaster.
Facing angry crowds in the capital, Dakar, he said he believed there had been "an accumulation of errors", which resulted in the disaster.
Mr Wade said it had been established that the ship was overloaded - and the state would compensate the victims' families.
The ferry, named the Joola, was travelling from Ziguinchor, the main town of the southern Senegalese province of Casamance, to Dakar when the tragedy occurred.
Mr Wade said people had been allowed on without tickets to the ferry, which had a capacity of 550 passengers.
Questions have also been raised about maintenance, as the Joola had only recently resumed service after undergoing repairs.
Jean-Marie Diatta, anxiously waiting for news of his relatives, told the BBC he blamed the tragedy on negligence.
He said an earlier sailing from Ziguinchor had also experienced problems, with one of the ship's motors damaged in a storm.
"When that damage became clear, the ship should have been put out of commission," said Mr Diatta.
"What we are seeing now is the result of irresponsibility."
Media outrage
Senegal's independent press has also been strongly critical of the government.
Most of those missing are Senegalese nationals, along with a number of foreigners from neighbouring Guinea-Bissau and Gambia - as well as French, Spanish and Swiss nationals.
Scores of bodies - many of them children - are reported to have been recovered from the River Gambia and transported to the Gambian capital, Banjul.
The government declared three days of national mourning.
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ok, I know I haven't got an ESB suit but as someone once said "you can't ever have enough guns"
It's a Nintendo zapper that I'm currently modifying into a better version.
After cutting the main body up with my trusty Dremel, I've used sintra to build up the basic shape of the blaster.
2 sizes of alumilium tube make up the barrel, and a UHF connector is the nozzel at the end.
It's under "Blaster" at http://photos.yahoo.com/darthbish


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Home › Forums › Gear Forums › Gear (General) › Very Pleasant Tent from Six Moon Designs
Jun 1, 2013 at 10:52 pm #1303681
Packman PeteBPL Member
@packmanpeteLocale: Rainy Portland
Really like my new skyscape. Took forever to receive it, but that's the nature of small companies with hot products. Ron and Brandon delivered what they promised, and there were no holes in the net and no loose threads. Just sayin'
However, there's a clip of some sort hanging down from the strut. What is it for? The porch perhaps? If it's 'just there' I'm gonna snip it off. Anybody know?
SMD is a local company to me, so I support them. I've been happy so far.Jun 1, 2013 at 11:31 pm #1992361
David UreMember
If the company is local, why not call them?
I suspect it is to run a clothes line.Jun 2, 2013 at 5:42 am #1992395
Tom LyonsMember
@towalyLocale: Smoky Mtns.
I like the design of the Skyscape series. And I think that they made a wise decision to offer that in a variety of fabrics, to tailor the design to various market needs and price ranges.
I'm currently a very happy owner of a SMD Gatewood Cape. I plan on ordering the matching Serenity net tent for it, probably later today.
I personally think that SMD has a really good set of designs, and I absolutely LOVE my GC. If they made a GC in cuben fiber, I'd buy that in a NY second.Jun 2, 2013 at 7:17 am #1992412
doug thomasBPL Member
@sparky52804Locale: Eastern Iowa
if its the one on the outside its for the porch, if its the one on the inside its for a lightJun 2, 2013 at 1:58 pm #1992500
Brian JohnsBPL Member
@bcutlerjLocale: NorCal
The buying experience was great too. I called and ordered had it a few days later. That's when they were in stock. Bought a scout first (same easy transaction) to be sure I would like the design and I did. Both tents came in under weight spec after seam sealing. The trekker is 23.5 oz. seam sealed. For bug season it's my go-to., I realize its a hybrid, but it doesnt feel like one. A complete tent and inner are hard to be had in that weight range without going to cuben. Surprised we don't hear more about them.Jun 3, 2013 at 12:32 pm #1992845
Buck NelsonBPL Member
@colterLocale: Alaska
The Wild Oasis and the Lunar Solo. The Lunar Solo is still my favorite single-wall tent.Jun 4, 2013 at 11:05 am #1993223
Art TyszkaBPL Member
@arttyszkaLocale: Minnesota
+1 on loving the Skyscape and having a good experience with SMD. I liked the Skyscape Trekker so much I bought the X. The cuben does pitch a bit higher up than the sil, but the weight savings is substantial.Jun 4, 2013 at 11:07 am #1993224
David UreMember
"The cuben does pitch a bit higher up than the sil"
Why is that?Jun 4, 2013 at 11:17 am #1993228
David PostonBPL Member
@dgpostonLocale: NYC metro
Which one is the preferred tent and why?Jun 4, 2013 at 11:40 am #1993240
bjcBPL Member
@bj-clark-2-2Locale: Colorado
Any problems getting a tight pitch with the lunar solo? Online videos don't seem to show this very well. Not knowing how tight the pitch can be is the only thing keeping me from ordering one. That and no current stock!
BJJun 4, 2013 at 5:26 pm #1993349
Packman PeteBPL Member
@packmanpeteLocale: Rainy Portland
Well, I did call SMD. They said the dangling plastic clip is just to hang stuff from. I don't know why it's such a specialized shape, but hey. Now I can snip it off.Jun 9, 2013 at 8:45 pm #1995150
Art TyszkaBPL Member
@arttyszkaLocale: Minnesota
""The cuben does pitch a bit higher up than the sil"
Why is that?""
I wish I knew. I suspect the cuben version is cut slightly differently due to the fabric or maybe it's cut the same and just pitches different. I've decided it's not a big deal, but I can get the fly on my Trekker touching the ground if I want, although I usually pitch it 3" – 4" up for ventilation With the X, the best I can do is 7" – 9" inches off the ground. I've tried everything I can but that's the best I can do without having the tent pitched so low that the mesh touches the ground. Unless the rain was coming sideways, it's fine like that. I do love the tent.
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A Partner in the Tampa office, Lewis F. Collins, Jr. specializes in Casualty Defense Litigation, Employment Law, Extra-Contractual issues, and Product Liability Law. He joined us in 1998, bringing extensive experience to the practice.
Lewis began his law career in 1978 when he earned his Doctor of Jurisprudence from Loyola University. He spent over 19 years at another firm, eventually becoming President and Partner before leaving and joining Butler as a Partner. He eventually became head of the firm's Liability Defense Practice Group. In this role, he is responsible for the staffing and continuing education of the lawyers and paralegals in that division.
Lewis is Board Certified in Civil Trial Law by both the Florida Bar and the National Board of Trial Advocacy and is a Board Certified Civil Pretrial Practice Advocate by the National Board of Civil Pretrial Practice Advocacy. He is also a Fellow of the American College of Coverage and Extracontractual Counsel and was a founding member of it's Board of Regents. Throughout his long and exemplary career, Lewis has earned a variety of accolades and authored several publications relating to his litigation practice.
Failing to adjust the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure to meet the demands of twenty-first century litigation will have significant, negative implications today and for our future.
FDCC Quarterly Vol.61.4
A Year Of Accomplishment – Keeping LCJ Focused On Procedural Rule Reform.
Originally published in The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, Special Section, Civil Justice Reform. Reprinted with permission. © 2009.
Claims for legal malpractice are exploding. Malpractice insurance is getting more difficult to obtain, and when you can find a carrier, rates are, in some cases, prohibitive. Claims of legal malpractice have no bounds: they cut across many different practice areas. Real estate, transactional lawyers, trial lawyers, general practitioners – all have been (and will continue to be) targets for legal malpractice actions.
Depositions have been described as "the most important of the pre-trial discovery tools."They have also been described by commentators as one of the most frequently abused of all discovery methods. "[I]n many instances, the purpose of a deposition is to sink the witness, and not merely to take discovery...." In response to this seeming abuse of discovery through depositions, federal courts have sought to limit (through the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and local district court rules) the number of depositions that can be taken without prior leave of Court.
What do FedEx, Northern Trust Bank, Ford Motor Co. and ACE USA have in common? Each is turning to a new browser technology, the Extranet, to advance their business through the use of electronic communication. The primary tool that will be used for the efficient and costeffective transmission of all information associated with the handling of claims in the future (the future is now) is an Extranet. Extranets have been driven to the forefront of attention in and surely qualify as one of the Internet buzzwords du jour.
If the use of an Extranet, however, does not save time and expense in the defense of civil litigation while at the same time improving the quality of the legal representation provided, it should not be considered as a "tool" whose time has come.
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In a case with far-reaching implications, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals issued an opinion concluding that the Medicare Secondary Payer Act (MSP) permits a private insurance company/PART C Medicare Advantage Organization (MAO) to sue a tortfeasor's insurance carrier for reimbursement of medical expenses incurred by the MAO, and allowing a recovery of double its damages as a private party.
Lewis Collins from Butler Weihmuller Katz Craig will be presenting in Riverside, CA at the Western PLRB 2017 Regional Adjusters Conference on the topic of "Using Scientific Analysis to Investigate a Casualty Claim".
Lewis, a Partner at Butler, presented on the hot topic of Third Party Bad Faith Setups and Traps on November 15th in Richmond, Virginia.
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Avoiding 3rd Party Bad Faith Setups
Bad Faith Exposure in a Multiple Claimant Case: How to Win the No-Win Scenario
How the Heck Did That Get In? Evidentiary Issues in a Bad Faith or Evidentiary Trial
Electronic Evidence
Recognizing the Red Flags to Avoid Bad Faith Set Ups and Factoring in Recent Case Law Involving Time Limit Demands and Communication With Claimant's Counsel and the Insured
Procedural and Substantive Nuances in the Bad Faith Context: Attorney-Client Privilege, Wasting a Policy, Burning Limits, Removal, Pleading, Social Media and Beyond
Avoiding Third-Party Bad Faith Set-Ups and Traps
Responding to Third Party Settlement Demands: Bad Faith Set Ups And Traps
Time Limit Demands: Timing the Appropriate Response in Your Litigation Strategy, Conducting the Investigation, and Ensuring Effective Communication with the Insured
Excess Verdicts: How To Keep the Liability Cap on and How to Limit Your Exposure When It's Off
Time Sensitive Demands and Other Bad Faith Setups
Third Party Bad Faith Set-Ups
Innovative Pre-Trial Strategies for Defending Against Bad Faith Claims: Procedural Considerations, Attorneys Fees, Pleading Standards, Motion Practice, Settlement and Beyond
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American Conference Institute's Bad Faith Litigation Conference
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This presentation will cover the characteristics of leaders and the importance of developing young leaders.
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Marquez and Viloria: Little Big Men
In the world of boxing or better said, in the business of boxing, a rule of thumb is that the heavier the fighter, the bigger the purse they will receive. Although not a written rule, it is considered unjust since because in general the better fights are waged between fighters of smaller weights since American fighters have not made mark in the heavyweight division lately and the tail end of Julio Cesar Chavez Sr's career was reached by the beginning of the careers of Oscar De La Hoya, Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao.
The fact that a fight that will be held in a smaller division than bantamweight is generating such anticipation is a welcomed change and a good omen for boxing and its participants. On Saturday, at the Sports Arena in Los Angeles, the WBA flyweight champion Hernan "Tyson" Marquez (34-2, 25KOs) will unify his title against the WBA champion Brian "Hawaiian Punch" Viloria (31-3, 18KOs) in a Zanfer promotion which will be broadcast in the United States by Wealth TV.
Each one of the fighters are considered solid champions and popular in their own right. Viloria is a respected boxer with a great presence and impact in the United States and the Philippines why "Tyson" is the new Mexican boxing idol.
Even though in history there have been great Mexican fighters in the lower weight classes that have transcended the sport in their country, in the United States it is not as common. The first major boxing as well as commercial success fight in these weight classes was Humberto "Chiquita" Gonzalez vs. Michael Carbajal, a trilogy which enjoyed venues in Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Mexico City and which brought each fighter more than a million dollar paycheck for each.
This time, "Tyson" Marquez and Brian "Hawaiian Punch" Viloria are ready to make history and be a part of "Champion vs. Champion" and because of each of their styles an intense, dramatic and emotional fight is expected.
The fight is supported by the WBA junior flyweight championship tilt between the undefeated Roman "Chocolatito" Gonzalez (33-0, 28KOs) of Nicaragua and Mexican Jose Francisco "Gallo" Estrada (22-1, 18KOs). These extraordinary fighters as well as Top Rank's Bob Arum and Zanfer's Fernando Beltran, Marquez's trainer Robert Garcia and Viloria's trainer Freddie Roach and representatives of the California State Athletic Commission will be present to announce further details at the final press conference to be held at the Asador Restaurant on W. Venice Blvd., on Thursday, November 15th, at 12pm while the official weigh-in is set for noon on Friday at the Hotel Millennium Biltmore.
The November 17th Viloria-Marquez event is available live at WealthTV.com. WealthTV is available on Verizon FiOS TV (channels 169 and 669 in HD), AT&T U-Verse TV (channels 470 and 1470 in HD), along with over 100 cable systems across the country. Click here for more information.


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I have a 330d E91, can somebody advise me which remap is the best one to go for, I was looking at superchips, and VRT in slough?
Any good???
I'm new to all this remapping lark, so any advice would be grateful. Thanks Guys
I have a 330d E91, can somebody advise me which remap is the best one to go for, I was looking at superchips, and VRT in slough?
Any good???
I'm new to all this remapping lark, so any advice would be grateful. Thanks Guys
We can help..
What year is the car ??
Look through the tunning section then read all the feedback section anyone can tune a car reputation is earnt
BW Chiptune in West London are recommended.
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There are about four remappers on here that have very well earned reputations. I would choose one of them and avoid anyone else as a poor remap can be more trouble than its worth. They may cost a little bit more but worth every penny.
Theres probably others around uk but worth reading reviews as theirs alot of cowboys just copying and pasting files without much experience plus the ones with good rep seem to get the best gains
As above.. Heaps of bad maps out there..
All we do is tuning, we not a garage with tuning on the side..
2005 car under 100k will see 45hp and 85/90nms cost is £280.00 with 14 days money back if you not 100% happy.. !
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Thanks to all
It's always best to go to a company that has a dyno and makes there own Remaps in house
If not use one of there dealers near you
If the company you go to is just a flasher company (they will have to buy the tuned file in) ask them the name of the company and the person who makes the remap for your car
Then ring the person who will be making your remap and speak to them also do some research on there work
If the flash company will not give you the details or allow you to talk to the person making your tuned file for your car walk away
Also ring the the person who is making you tuned file after the flasher company has emailed your ecu read over to the the person making you tuned file
As the flash company may then buy the tune file from a cheaper source or try and reuse a file made for another car which is not what you want
You have been warned I've seen this happen loads of times and had other flasher company's use my name and company name and this is how there customers have been found out when the customers rings me and I tell them I don't supply this flasher company
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – University of Akron volleyball head coach Ron Arenz announced Thursday that junior libero Jill Paluch will be representing the program at the tryouts for the U.S. Women's National Team beginning Friday, Feb. 22 at the U.S. Olympic Training Center (USOTC).
Paluch will be one of the record 248 tryout participants, including 56 liberos, who represent 90 different colleges.
"Jill is a fantastic ambassador for Akron Volleyball, and our staff is very excited for her to experience this opportunity," Arenz said. "The weekend will be a great chance for her gain some exposure as an individual player while representing our program at the national level."
Paluch put together a solid campaign in 2012, helping to guide the Zips to a historic season as Akron exhibited the greatest single-season turnaround in the Mid-American Conference and of any Division I team in the country. UA posted a 12-win improvement from 2011 to 2012 (4-25 to 16-13), marking its best overall record since 2003. The Zips also advanced to the MAC Tournament quarterfinals for the first time in nine seasons.
Individually, Paluch started off the season earning a spot on Bryant's Hampton Inn All-Tournament Team as well as MAC East Co-Defensive Player of the Week honors for the week of Sept. 17. She posted a career-high 20 digs twice this season, en route to leading the team with 460 digs overall. Her 4.34 digs per set average ranked eighth in the conference.
U.S. Women's National Team head coach and decorated Olympian Karch Kiraly will lead a team tryout staff that will serve as court coaches and evaluators, putting the players through physical testing, drills and match play.
Throughout the tryout process, USA Volleyball will be identifying prospective athletes for the following three different programs: first and foremost the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team Program; those not selected to the National Team may also be considered for an invitation to the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Senior A2 Team; and/or U.S. Women's Junior National Volleyball Team program and its various programs.
The U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team Program is available to athletes who have concluded their college eligibility and who wish to be invited to be a member of the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team on a full-time basis. This program could begin as early as the spring of 2013, or when an athlete's scholastic or professional club season has concluded. Also considered for training with this group will be athletes who have remaining collegiate eligibility and their participation beginning in mid-May or when their scholastic calendar ends for 2013.
The U.S. Women's National Volleyball Senior A2 program is available to athletes with collegiate eligibility remaining for the 2013 season. This program is scheduled to take place in Dallas from June 25 to July 4. A projected 48 athletes will be invited to participate in the program, which will include training and competing at the USA Volleyball Girls' Junior National Championships (GJNC) from July 1-4. These athletes may also be invited to participate with the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team.
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UW fights off cold shooting
Madison - Despite working the ball for open shots for most of the game, Wisconsin's three-point shooting was awful, a chilly 17.6%.
The Badgers' free-throw shooting, below average for most of the season, was abysmal at 50%.
Those weak areas contributed to Penn State's ability to erase a double-digit lead in the second half and move within a shot or two of winning for the first time in 13 tries Thursday night at the Kohl Center.
So how did Bo Ryan's team steal back the momentum over the final 2½ minutes to pull away for a 60-51 victory in the Big Ten Conference opener for both teams?
UW's veteran frontcourt of Mike Bruesewitz, Jared Berggren and Ryan Evans combined to score UW's last 17 points, including 10 in the final 2 minutes, 33 seconds after the Nittany Lions had pulled to within, 50-49, on a basket by guard Jermaine Marshall (19 points).
"The aggressiveness, the moxie," Ryan said of the three seniors. "We struggled a little bit at guard making some decisions there. The frontcourt bailed us out."
Bruesewitz, limited to 25 minutes because of foul trouble, scored 10 of his 12 points in the final 7:47. He gave UW a 49-40 lead with a three-pointer and hit 4 of 4 free-throw attempts in the final minute to close the scoring.
"Bruesewitz, I love that kid," said Penn State coach Patrick Chambers, whose team went 0 of 1 from the free-throw line. "He is a beast."
The free-throw marksmanship was huge because UW hit just 13 of 26 free-throw attempts overall. That dropped UW's season average to 63.3%.
Berggren scored four of his 13 points in the final 2:33.
Two came after he cut toward the lane, snared a pass from guard Ben Brust (13 points, four assists), spun to his right away from one defender and then slammed home a thunderous dunk over a second defender to give UW a 56-51 lead with 1:06 left.
Berggren added three blocks and two steals and was assertive all game.
"I think Berg is one of the best bigs in the country," Bruesewitz said. "It was pretty obvious tonight he was the best player on the floor.
"And if he continues to do that, it's going to be a good thing, and it will take a lot of pressure off the guards.
"He is like the Hulk. He really is. He just doesn't turn green."
Evans again struggled at the line with a 1 of 6 performance, but he finished with 13 points and nine rebounds.
UW went scoreless for more than four minutes after Bruesewitz's three-pointer and the Nittany Lions pulled within 49-47.
Evans hit 1 of 2 free throws with 3:18 left to end the drought and then after a Penn State basket buried a jumper to give UW a 52-49 lead.
Berggren and Bruesewitz then combined for UW's final eight points.
UW needed the late surge, in part, because guards Traevon Jackson and George Marshall combined for only four points and three of UW's four turnovers.
"We've got to get tested like this in these kind of games," Ryan said, "and we've got to get the guard play up a little bit and make better decisions.
"And oh yeah, by the way, make free throws. That helps, too."


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Jennifer Aniston & Gerard Butler Are 'Just Friends?' Ha! Is THIS How You Act With Your Guy Friends?
So, Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler you — and some other media outlets — continue to insist you are just "friends." Ha! You two don't sound like "friends." Just admit it, Jen and Gerard! Nobody cares if you're F-Buddies!
Seriously, we don't know about you BFFs, but we watch baseball and eat chicken wings with our guy friends. The stuff Jen & Gerard do together are things we would NEVER do with a guy friend … unless we wanted to be more! What about you?
Are these things you do with a guy you're just "friends" with?
- Take a romantic boat ride through Paris with him
- Let him stick his hand up your butt crack!
- Pose for super sexy photos with him
- Invite him as the only guy on your birthday bash in Cabo
- Do sexy dances to get his attention
- Make out with him in the kitchen at The Golden Globes — or anywhere else for that matter!
- Press your body against his EVERY chance you had
- Set up an Architectural Digest cover for him to make your ex-husband jealous
These are ALL things that a girl would do with her F Buddy! NOT her "friend." These two protest WAY too much about their "couple" label … but it's obvious there is something else going on!
But you tell us BFFs! Do these sound like "friendly" activities to you? Or things you only do with the guy who sees you naked?


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The Pitt men's basketball team is back in action Monday and Tuesday night for the NIT Season Tip-Off at the Petersen Events Center. The Panthers will host Fordham Monday at 6 p.m. and will meet up with the winner/loser of Robert Morris vs. Lehigh on Tuesday at 9 p.m.
The team with the best record will advance to the NIT Season Tip-Off Semifinal and Final Rounds on Nov. 21 and 23 at Madison Square Garden.
Additionally, the women's basketball team will host Siena on Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Fitzgerald Field house. The game marks the first time the Pitt women have played in Fitzgerald Field House since March 24, 2006 when they defeated Virginia, 68-58, in the WNIT Quarterfinals.
- * All week 100.7 FM Star Pittsburgh will be broadcasting from
the lobby of the Petersen Events Center in an effort to "Pack the Pete." In
conjunction with Star and the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, we're
asking for fans to drop off non-perishable food items for a chance to win
Taylor Swift tickets.
- * Fans are reminded that you are able to pass along your
tickets to friends and family, sell them online or donate to a charity if you
are unable to attend through the Panthers' digital
ticketing system. The Panthers Ticket Office opens 2.5 hours prior to
tipoff for each game and will call and game day ticket sales (if available) are
located at the outside windows at the front of the building.
- * Monday night's game against Fordham will be broadcast live
on ESPN3.com, while Tuesday's contest will be on ESPNU.
- * Gates to the Petersen Events Center arena will open 1.5
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Yes, ham isn't good for cats. I wouldn't say it's as harmful as onions are. They're damage by destroying red blood cells (chemical compounds in onions oxidizes hemoglobin causing it to clump together uselessly). Food with onions or onion powder in it can cause Heinz body anemia in a cat - sometimes fatally.
Ham doesn't exert such obvious or immediate damage but it is harmful still. It's very high in a number of sodium salts - sodium chloride (ordinary table salt), plus sodium nitrate &/or nitrite. Ham often has smoke flavouring, sugar & other chemicals added. All of these can upset a cat's digestion & if eaten often can even cause pancreatitis in cats.
Many people give a very small amount of ham as a treat occasionally with no seemingly harm. If a cat is young & healthy & eats a good quality food, a occasional small piece likely isn't a problem. But it's not something I'd give mine because of the possibility of stomach upset & subsequent vomiting &/or diarrhea. I'd rather be safe.
Morgana - forever my soul answered on 1/7/08. Helpful? / 1
Pork itself isn't. One or more of the Hill's prescription diets (I think the A/D is one of them) contain pork liver.
Ham normally has a lot of salt? Is there even any no-salt or low-sodium ham? Too much sodium is not healthy for humans or felines. If kitty really enjoys it and has no health issues that could be affected by an occassional salty morsel, I would say treat ham in kitty's diet like that--a *very occassional* salty treat.
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Manning, Colts To Part Ways
Sources report that the Indianapolis Colts and their long time starting quarterback, Peyton Manning, will part ways after the team decided to not pick up Manning's $28 million bonus.
The Colts have until 4 PM Thursday to officially release Manning.
Manning, a four time NFL MVP, missed the entire 2011 season after recovering from three neck surgeries. Doctors have cleared Manning to resume his playing career and training.
Manning owns all of the Colts passing records and, up until last season, never missed a start in his career. A news conference planned for Wednesday will have both Manning and Colts owner Jim Irsay in attendance.
The Indianapolis Colts are expected to draft Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck in be Manning's successor in this April's NFL Draft.