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Sporting Kansas City hit the trading block Wednesday, agreeing to a deal with the New England Revolution for forward Teal Bunbury. The move sends the 23-year-old forward to the Revolution in exchange for a first-round pick in the 2015 SuperDraft and allocation money.
Sporting KC manager Peter Vermes told SBI Wednesday that the decision was made for a couple of reasons.
"One, obviously we are a team that is pretty top-heavy at the forward position," Vermes said. "The other is that Teal came to me at the end of the season and he said, 'Look, the biggest thing I want to do is I want to play.'
"I've done that for a couple guys now that maybe aren't going to get the consistent playing time they're looking for. It was Michael Harrington last year. It's not something I'm unaccustomed to doing. Obviously I don't want to hurt us in the meantime, but in one respect I was able to move a guy in a place where we are top-heavy, and at the same time provide him with the opportunity to go somewhere where he will get a chance at a lot of playing time."
The move guarantees that Sporting KC will have at least two first-round picks in next year's draft. And that may prove to be huge with the possibility of losing players to expansion clubs Orlando City SC and New York City FC.
"That's been on my mind, with the potential to lose two players next year," Vermes said. "It's always hard to replace those guys from outside of the league, and it definitely helps if we can find one or two guys in the draft who are going to have the potential to eventually be important players for the club one day. This gives us a little better shot to find somebody who can become an impact player."
Here are more Sporting Kansas City notes:
If anyone was in Peter Vermes' doghouse last season, it was forward C.J. Sapong.
The 2011 MLS Rookie of the Year had a career low in goals (4), appearances (25), and shots (33) last season. It was enough to warrant two trips down to USL Pro affiliate Orlando City SC to try and regain his form.
But that is in the past. Now, Sapong is looking sharp and ready to go as one of Peter Vermes' most prolific forward options.
"He's the fittest he's ever been," Vermes said. "His attitude is fantastic and his movement off the ball is great."
Vermes noted that last year's roller coaster season may have been the catalyst for Sapong's transformation this preseason.
"I think he learned a lot from last year," Vermes said. "I think he took those lessons, went home, and came back here recharged, ready to go, and very focused and concentrated on what he wants to do as a player. He's been one of the top guys thus far in preseason."
Sapong spent most of last year at both wing positions after entering the league as a hold-the-ball center forward.
Sporting KC needed just one goal to topple the New York Red Bulls in their opener at the Walt Disney World Pro Soccer Classic in Orlando, Fla.
Forward Jacob Peterson was the lone goal scorer, finding the back of the net in the 65th minute off a loose ball in the box.
"They played very well to start the game," Vermes said about the team's overall performance. "They had a very good mindset with how to play and move the ball, so I was happy with that aspect. We did find some areas where I think we have some good concepts on what we want to do when we're going forward and things like that, but we still have some work to do."
Sporting KC moved to 3-0-1 this preseason. They will return to action Saturday at 3 p.m. against Fluminense FC's U-23 squad.
- Sporting KC opened Wednesday with a 2-0 shutout in a scrimmage against Eastern Florida State College. SuperDraft selection Adnan Gabeljic and guest trialist Carlos Sanchez netted goals for the team.
- Sporting KC forward Soony Saad started and played 75 minutes for Lebanon Wednesday in a 3-1 victory over Pakistan. Saad is expected to rejoin his teammates before the MLS opener in Seattle on March 8.
- On Tuesday, Sporting Club and Sporting KC announced a multi-year agreement with locally-owned grocery chain Price Chopper to become the "presenting partner" of the Sporting Club Network.
Like Vermes' reasoning for trading Bunbury? Expecting Sapong to have a strong season? Which Sporting KC players impressed you in the victory over the Red Bulls?
Share your thoughts below.
The Imperative Voice
"Plus, people no longer excitedly do that Bun-Boooooor-EEEE thing. It wasn't as fun to have him on the roster."
Brett Bates
Glad Teal was traded, he wasn't getting any playing time at KC (bad for his development). Plus he didn't mesh well with the rest of the players on KC. So the locker room attitude of the team will be better this year, KC has more allocation cash to spend on Midfield depth, and an extra first round pick next season. Everyone wins in this trade (if Teal can stay healthy).
How do you know he didn't mesh with the other players and he was a locker room distraction? Are you on the "inside" or something? I seriously doubt that Teal was bringing bad vibes into the team, he seemed to have a good attitude on and off the field from where I'm sitting. I think losing Mikey Harrington, arguably his best friend on the team was probably tough for him, but I would be surprised if he was a so-called locker room cancer.
El Ginger Kid de Portland
I'm shocked Portland didn't manage to pick him up. Porter seems to have a knack for sealing the deal on his former zips.
The more I consider this trade the more one sided it's looking in the favor of KC. Another first rounder allows them to trade up or take two in the first round and of course allocation on top of it. I hope teal makes me eat my words by leading new England's forwards and justifying the price the revs just paid.
Should have played for Canada. Bad career move.
It's still possible. He's only provisionally cap-tied.


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Rival Craig's souped-up Peugeot is gaining fast, and it flashes past Jeff as though he's standing still before screeching to a halt half a mile ahead when a battered Transit van fails to get out of the way in time. 'That's one seriously fast car,' says Jeff. 'He must have been doing at least 140 when he came past.'
It's 8pm on a Saturday and scores of extreme car enthusiasts, known as modders or cruisers, are heading for Southend in Essex in a series of convoys. Their highly tuned vehicles represent the sharp end of the £3-billion-a-year car modification industry. They are also a growing headache for police who say the cruise scene is closely linked to the fast-growing, potentially deadly street racing subculture.
Six people died and 113 were seriously injured in crashes linked to cruising and street racing in Essex in 2002, the last year for which figures are available. Police say the vast majority of the cruisers' cars travel at more than 100 mph on Saturday nights on the A127 road, which links London and the resort. One of them was clocked at 134mph earlier this year.
Measures taken by the Essex force, including high-profile patrols and threats to seize vehicles involved in racing or dangerous driving, have done little to stop the rapid growth of the cruising and racing scene.
'It used to be an elite thing,' says Jeff, 'but now you go and there are people all over the place. Too many people have found out about it, and to my mind that's making it much more dangerous.'
The numbers involved have been boosted particularly by more women getting involved in the scene.
'I'm just a normal girl. I like my shopping and I love getting my nails done but I like fast cars as well,' says Nicki, 22, a bank clerk and self-confessed car nut who heads for Southend most Saturday nights.
'Some of the cars here are modified for show, some of them are modified for go. I'm not really into the body styling side of things. I'm more into horsepower.'
She is not alone. While such magazines as Max Power and Fast Car tend to portray women as sex objects, more of them are turning up behind the wheel of modified cars. The website girlracer.co.uk, devoted to women interested in motorsport and cruising, gets 8,500 hits per day and will launch its own magazine on the newsstands later this year.
Nicki drives a Ford RS Cosworth, a popular 'go car' with a cult following in the UK. It's easy to see why. A basic Cosworth generates 220 brake horsepower, taking it from 0-60 in about six seconds on its way to a top speed of 145mph. Nicki's car, however, has been tweaked to produce 400 bhp and, theoretically, it is capable of at least 180mph.
This is nowhere near the limit. Cosworths producing 600 bhp are not uncommon. 'I'm a careful driver,' she insists. 'I just like knowing that the power is there. I sometimes go along to watch some of the street racing but it's more of a social thing. I don't like to get involved. It's all a bit too dangerous for me. If I've got a few mates in the car, it's late at night and there's a clear stretch of road, I might put my foot down but that's as far as it goes.'
As night falls on Southend the Saturday night cruise is in full swing. At least 600 cars are parked nose to nose in the middle of the street all the way along the promenade. Dozens more drive endlessly up and down the promenade, bringing traffic to a virtual standstill. During the most popular cruises, the five-minute journey from one end of the prom to the other can take as much as 90 minutes.
The variations are endless. There are models with huge spoilers and enormous alloy wheels, cars that produce jets of flame from their exhaust pipes and others so stuffed full of amplifiers and giant speakers that there is no room for seats.
Dozens of cars have television screens built into their sun visors, which is illegal, or the backs of headrests. Invariably they are used to show hardcore porn or scenes from the cult films The Fast and the Furious and its sequel 2 Fast 2 Furious, both about illegal street racing in Miami and said to be responsible for increasing interest in cruising and racing in the UK.
While plenty of cars are here mainly for show, most of the drivers are keen on the the boy racer - and girl racer - end of the scene. Every so often there is a deafening squeal as a driver attempts a 'burn out', a skilled manoeuvre that involves holding the car still with the handbrake, while allowing the wheels to spin so fast that smoke pours from the tyres.
David Hall, a founder member of the Essex Boyz club and a Southend regular, says: 'Most of the cruise scene is about the social side. People come to meet up with friends, show off what they've done with their cars and have a bit of a laugh. You get a few people who have no respect for their tyres but a lot of it is about how flash you can be.
'A friend of mine just had his BMW retrimmed in Gucci leather. He was going to have it done in Louis Vuitton leather but the Gucci was more expensive so he went for that instead.
'The racing does go on and some of the same cars are involved, but a lot of people are against it because all the cruisers end up getting tarred with the same brush. Some of these people have spent thousands of pounds making their cars look good. The last thing they want to do is risk writing them off in a race.'
Hall, 23, has two cars, a Ford Focus 'show car' with £5,000 worth of interior modifications including TV screens in the backs of the headrests, a DVD player and an ultra-powerful stereo system. Three weeks ago he bought a Cosworth. He now plans to sell the Focus and spend the money on tuning the Cosworth's engine to develop 600 horsepower, making the car capable of more than 200mph.
Though Hall admits having been a spectator at illegal street races, he insists neither he nor anyone from Essex Boyz was directly involved. 'Why would I want such a powerful car? It's just a hobby. It's about having something that you do to the best of your ability. It's about being able to say, "Look what I've done to my car, look how much power I've got out of the engine," nothing more than that.'
For those who insist on going a stage further there are two options. First there are the impromptu races on main roads. A favourite is the year-old A130 which runs between Canvey Island and Dunmow. It has become an unofficial test and race track for modified cars, thanks to its smooth surface and relative straightness.
One cruiser interviewed by The Observer claimed to have hit 170mph on this road as a passenger in a Nissan Skyline, a high-powered car made famous by the Fast and Furious films and sold in the UK only as an unofficial import.
The other option is to get involved in highly organised street races in which a half-mile of straight, public road is illegally blocked off as two drivers compete to see who can reach the end first. While cruises and convoys are openly organised on the internet, those behind the races keep well out of the limelight.
Further along the seafront a man using a wheelchair shakes a packet of Tic Tacs at girls driving past. Known as Legs, he wears a black bomber jacket with the words SEC printed on the back in large white letters.
In the street racing world, SEC - South East Cruises - has attained near-legendary status. This club is said to organise almost all of the illegal street racing in south-east England and beyond, and to have developed a sophisticated system for staying one step ahead of the authorities.
When Legs learns that a journalist is nearby he becomes highly suspicious. 'What are you writing about? That we're a bunch of lunatics who the police think are worse than rapists? It's not like that,' he says.
'People look at someone doing a burn-out and say what's the point, but what's the point of going down the pub, drinking 15 pints then getting into a fight and pissing in someone's doorway? I don't know, but that's how some people choose to spend their Saturday nights.'
Legs points along the promenade. 'Look around - very few people drinking, no one doing drugs. There's no trouble. The only thing the police are trying to do people for is parking violations.'
Asked about SEC's alleged role in illegal street racing, Legs suddenly become evasive. 'Street racing? What's that? Doesn't happen. Never heard of it. Sounds like something that happens in films and all that.'
Simultaneously, a tall man emerges from a nearby BMW convertible with TV screens lit up in the back of the headrests. 'Hey Legs, come have a look at this video of me street racing,' he says.
'For fuck's sake,' gasps Legs. 'Don't say that, there's a journalist here.'
The man showing the video won't give his name but reluctantly admits to being involved with illegal street racing and the SEC. 'We're a club for people who love cars. We organise cruises and get-togethers, that's about it really. Most of the other clubs have websites but we don't.
'If we did and I put a note up there saying there would be a meet on Saturday night, the police would get there before we did and shut the whole thing down. We organise by text message and word of mouth, and we use flyers. That allows us to be flexible.
'Some people might think it's dangerous but we take precautions. There have been accidents, but no one's ever been killed at one of our events. We have lookouts with walkie-talkies, the roads we choose are straight and in the middle of industrial estates. Apart from the odd lorry making deliveries, there's no traffic at all.'
Just after midnight hundreds of cars from Southend begin to make their way back down the A127 to the Mayflower retail park in Basildon. Here, in the shadow of a 24-hour McDonald's restaurant, the cruisers stock up on food and drink.
One group gathers in the car park of a KFC shop, surrounding a high-powered pick-up truck to watch a video of a man having sex with a horse which is being projected on screens in the back. The area is close to where two teenage girl pedestrians were killed last summer, mown down by the first of a convoy of cars heading for the burger joint.
The Mayflower is so well known as a venue for illegal racing that police normally station a patrol car at the top of nearby Paycocke Road to prevent Saturday night contests. This weekend, however, Essex police resources are stretched by the need to keep order in the town centres during Euro 2004, and there are no officers around.
When The Observer arrives, dozens of cars are lined up along each side of Paycocke Road to watch the action. Streams of other vehicles race each other, flying at full pelt down the narrow, two-lane road. At each end they make sharp U-turns, and then race back again in the opposite direction.
Two blonde women in a white Ford Escort convertible are among the spectators. 'We started off in Southend and then we came up here. Why? It's just fun seeing people rag the bollocks out of their cars,' explains one of them.
'How long are we going to stay? Until the police come. But then we'll move on somewhere else.'


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The annual interest on my Halifax monthly saver account comes in two parts, having a bonus on the larger amount. I am allowed one withdrawal a year and was in the habit of making that withdrawal on the anniversary, 13 April, believing the term had ended and I was then reinvesting a lesser amount for the next year.
The problem arises when 13 April is a Sunday or bank holiday and Halifax is not open for business. Last year the 13th fell on a Sunday. I was unable to make my withdrawal until the following day. I later realised that this could be interpreted as using up my one annual withdrawal for the following year so I wrote to Halifax. The bank acknowledged that this was indeed the case but, as a goodwill gesture, it made a manual adjustment. So I believed I had in hand my one withdrawal for the new year.
This time, 13 April was Easter Monday. Halifax said I could make the withdrawal on the 14th and it would backdate it to the 13th. In fact I made the withdrawal on 6 April but was then told I had made two withdrawals the previous year. I realised the account was unworkable and decided to close it on 14 April.
I received a cheque but with no bonus. I produced the letter showing that last year's withdrawal had been backdated and spent an hour while the branch manager tried to get some sense from HQ. I had to return the next day, a journey of some miles, but it still hadn't been sorted out.
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Halifax staff had backdated last year's withdrawal but the computer refused to allow it, so your record still showed that you had made two withdrawals in 12 months. Someone has now manually calculated the bonus and sent you a cheque for the bonus with an extra £30 to compensate for the time and travelling you had to make.
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The man who killed three young men near Beaumont in 2011 is applying for parole.
Jonathan Pratt was sentenced to eight years behind bars in 2014, for killing Bradley Arsenault, Thaddeus Lake and Kole Novak.
He's seeking both day and full parole.
Bradley's mother Sherri Arsenault will be at the hearing.
She said she's written a letter asking to be able to see Pratt's reaction to the decision.
"Typically in parole hearings you sit behind the offender, so when you read your statement you're staring at his ears," Arsenault said. "We're just hoping that we see some kind of emotion in him whether it's good or bad."
Arsenault said if she sees the right kind of emotion, it would help with the healing process.
But she hasn't heard back about if she will be able to.
READ MORE: Not much progress has been made five years after Beaumont teens deaths
Arsenault said she wants to see him show some kind of guilt.
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READ MORE: Pratt dropping appeals of his drunk driving conviction and sentencing
She also said "this one's for Bradley."
"We're going to try our best to be his voice," Arsenault said. "It's not unlike other parents attending something for their child. We're here for Bradley, not really for the hearing. We're here for him."
Pratt has served 32 months in jail, of his 96 month sentence.
He was sentenced in Wetaskiwin in 2014.
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My question would be "What is your interpretation of the meaning and intent of the Second Amendment?"
This is a discussion on Ultimate question for an election candidate within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; So, if you were in a position where you were able to ask an election candidate one question, what would be the ultimate question that ...
So, if you were in a position where you were able to ask an election candidate one question, what would be the ultimate question that would trap them into revealing their true belief of what the Second Amendment means?
For example if we ask: "Do you support the Second Amendment?"
We would get the usual banter of, "Yes, I believe every law biding citizen should be able to protect themselves and hunt."
How about if we ask: "Do you believe the Second Amendment is important for securing our freedoms?" Or even, "important for national security?"
How would you state the question, and how would it reveal their true standings?
The ultimate goal is to determine if someone will be a powerful advocate for us, and ensure that our government will not infringe on our rights.
WE THE PEOPLE created the federal government. It is our creature as stated by Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson.
Our creature, can lawfully do only what WE authorized it to do in our Constitution. WE did not give our creature power to control medical care or our guns. - Publius-Huldah
My question would be "What is your interpretation of the meaning and intent of the Second Amendment?"
When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk.
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Mine would be " The 2nd Amendment guarantees the right of the people to keep and bear arms with no interference from state local or federal government. Shall not be infringed means not interfered with. No gun law passed to date has been effective or accomplished anything except to infringe on law abiding citizens rights while doing nothing to disarm criminals. Those are the facts. Now do you support across the board repeal of all Federal state and local gun control laws and return to abiding by the 2nd Amendment of U.S. Constitution?"""
Assuming I could get that said before security swarmed me and hauled me away.
You dont have to believe a train is coming. Itll run over you anyway.
Actions speak louder than words.
The only way I would ask a question of a politician is if they are hooked up to a lie detector.
"When those who are governed do too little, those who govern can, and will, do too much." Ronald Reagan
Do what you can; then do what you must
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While hooked up to the above..."Would you tell a lie to win an election? Will you do what you say you'd do, regardless of the gifts and pressures offered by your cohorts?"
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Will you vote FOR any gun control legislation?
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.A response i got, from one of our Senators,is what i want to hear::As Americans, we have the right to defend ourselves, our families and our property, and the federal government should not interfere with this right.I received that a few months ago from Tim Scott(R)That said,action does speak louder than words.
Until we have term limits and a more proficient means of recall, we will have politicians that say anything that they think that you want to hear in order to be elected/re-elected.
I'd like to see an employment contract where they are held to certain key commitments that they make. Void the promise, enforce the contract. No recall election, just "you're fired".
This sort of employment contract is nothing new to the private sector, but unheard of in the world of the professionally incompetent.
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"Discuss the Constitution and what it means to you, specifically addressing each of the BOR amendments, and specifically identifying what you will/won't do regarding each during your temporary representation." With none of this zippy sound-byte response crap allowed, no cutting off the questioner when the question isn't answered fully and while the questioner still has questions about those replies.
I, too, would like to see an iron-clad employment contract implemented for every single executive/legislative/judicial person hired, as well as an iron-clad (perhaps constitutional amendment) criminal standard created for material breach of oath of office (focusing on the protecting and defending the Constitution part, and the good faith part).
Agreed, that until we can recall/fire them at will, criminalize the crimes they commit, criminalize the oaths they break, and wipe clean the "gravy train" mentality we've got in all branches, we'll not get far.
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An employee at a local tavern where I play pool with family and friends on my day off from work told several male customers that I was performing sexual acts in the business. I have been playing weekly pool games there for a little over a year, and now I don't feel like I can show my face there again. I never did anything remotely like that and I am devastated by all the emotional distress it caused me. The man I was going to marry said he lost all respect for me and that any chance of us having a relationship or getting married is gone. I never did anything to deserve this and everything that was said is a complete lie. I tried contacting the owner to let them know about the employees behavior, but never received a call back. I think I should just walk away, but I shouldn't have to feel a
I am sorry to hear what you are going through. An employer is liable for the tortious conduct of an employee only if that conduct was committed in furtherance of the business of the employer. Without further details or information, it is difficult to conceive how the spreading of negative rumors about one customer to other customers can be considered to have been done in furtherance of the business of the tavern. Thus, without more than what you have described, it is not likely that the tavern-employer could be held legally liable for the employee who is talking about you. Defamation is the making of false statements of fact about one person to third party(ies) which caused injury or harm to the person who is the subject of the false statements. False statements about a person's sexual promiscuity, etc., can certainly cause damage to one's reputation, etc. so you arguably might have a claim against this person (be aware, "truth" is a complete defense to a claim of defamation, even if it causes embarrassment, etc.,) and may want to consult a personal injury attorney in your area for a privated discussion - you don't want to post intimate or personal information on a public website such as this. One important consideration is that even if you sue and won, does the employee have sufficient personal assets to collect against. If not, you could wind up spending a lot of money and time and still not collect anything. Good luck.Ask a similar question
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hi guys,
its 5 weeks tomnorrow until i compete in the bournemouth bay half marathon. the problem is i still havnt been following a training programme of any description and im now beginning to panic that i will flop on the day!
im 18 and reasonably fit. due to heavy coursework and work issues, i havent had the time to train much for what will be my first running event i have done. so far i have just done the occasional run, with the last 2 lasting 1 hour. however, this has only been about once a week.
however, i have now settled my work committments which allows me to focus on my training. my target is to complete the course in less than 2 hours. is this possible in this limited period of time?
as its my first running event, im not sure how to structure my training to achieve my goal. any help with this would be much appreciated. thanks in advance guys.
Mike don't panic, as long as you have a good base fitness it won't be a problem, I ran my first half off the back of 6 weeks training and managed a 1:35, I played football twice a week and went to the gym two or three times a week before though. Just don't try and do too much too soon or you will find yourself injured. On the day you will find a little extra inside which will help you round.
I'm running my first half in three years in 4 weeks and the furthest i've run is 6 miles which was yesterday which is equal to my longest ever training run! hope to put an 8 miler in before!
I've need followed a rigid trainning plan, although I am sure there are many benifits of doing so I find it hard finding the time to plan ahead and to be so organised!
cheers mate, thats a bit more reassuring!
what sort of training were you doing for it? just running and football?
im not sure whether to just train by going for runs or if other cv workouts are beneficial?
My training for my first was about 10 x 10 km runs in the six week build up and with several 5km runs inbetween, Most of the runs were done on the treadmill as well! I only manage a handfull of road runs, not the best preparation but I still managed to get round. I couldn't walk properly for several days afterwards though. The second time I ran I had about 10 weeks training but was troubled with a few minor injuries and was slower than the first!!! this time I've given myself 8 weeks but the snow caused havoc for the first few weeks.


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|10. And a river went out of Eden to water the garden; and from there it was divided and became four heads. 11. The name of the first is Pishon, which surrounds all the land of Havilah, where there is gold. 12. And the gold of that land is good. There is also bdellium and the onyx stone (Genesis 2:10 - 12, HBFV throughout)
In the Bible there are seven Hebrew words (seven is a number that symbolizes perfection) used to refer to gold. The first and most common word used is Zâhâb (Strong's Concordance #H2091). It is from a root word that literally means to shimmer or shine.
The second word is pâz (Strong's #H6337), which refers to pure or refined gold and sometimes refers to spiritual purity and glory. The word betser (Strong's #H1220), found only in Job 22, refers to the metal when it is broken up. Chârûts (Strong's #H1220) is used to reference to the metal when it is chopped or cut off in pieces or parts. Kethem (Strong's #H3800) refers to the precious metal that it is in a state as pure as originally mined. Sâgar (Strong's #H5462), found only in Job 28, references the metal as a solid. Lastly, Dehab (Strong's #H1722), which occurs only in the books of Daniel and Ezra, is yet another reference.
Scripture lists at least six places in ancient times where this precious metal was known to be found. They are Havilah (Genesis 2:11 - 12), Ophir (1Kings 9:28; 10:11; 1Chronicles 29:4; 2Chronicles 8:18; Job 22:24), Parvaim (2Chronicles 3:6), Sheba (1Kings 10:10; 2Chronicles 9:9; Psalm 72:15), Tarshish (2Chronicles 9:21, Isaiah 60:9) and Uphaz (Jeremiah 10:9).
What is a talent worth?
Generally speaking, gold in God's word was many times valued by weight using a unit of measure known as a Talent. A talent weighed about 75 U.S. pounds or 34.3 kilograms, which is equivalent of 1,094 troy ounces. If we assume a modern price of $1,500 per troy ounce of the metal, a talent in today's money would be worth $1,639,500. At $1,750 per troy ounce, a talent would be worth $1,912,750 (close to two million dollars)!
Golden facts
According to the World Gold Council, the best estimates available suggest the total amount of the precious metal mined in human history (to the year 2009) is approximately 165,600 metric tons (182,491 U.S. tons).
Although in antiquity it was relatively easy to obtain geologically, 75% of all gold ever mined has been extracted since 1910 A.D. One-hundred million people around the globe depend on it for their livelihood. The largest stash of gold in the United States is not at Fort Knox, but at the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of New York, who holds 7,000 metric tons (7,716 tons) of bullion in its underground vault in Manhattan.
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Jesus will appear in the end time in a cloud, wearing a golden crown and carrying a sickle (14:14)
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1986-1993 University of Stuttgart, Studies of Electrical Engineering (Telecommunication). Reception of Diploma (M.Sc.)
1983-1986 Albert-Ludwigs-University, Freiburg, Studies of Mathematics and Physics for teaching profession.
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Studies on flexible optical networks, regenerated optical systems
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John Crist: Aaron Rodgers carved up the Giants last week to the tune of 404 yards passing and four touchdowns. He was only sacked twice, which pales in comparison to Jay Cutler when he faced the G-Men, as he went down nine times in the first half alone. What was the secret up front?
Bill Huber: There was definitely no secret to it. Venerable left tackle Chad Clifton had arguably his best game of a fine season by practically shutting out Osi Umenyiora. Umenyiora entered the game with 10 sacks and a league-high eight forced fumbles but was held to one assisted tackle.
I'm not Rod Marinelli, but I do play him in Behind Enemy Lines. I'd be absolutely floored if Julius Peppers doesn't spend the vast majority of snaps going up against first-round pick Bryan Bulaga, who has replaced the injured Mark Tauscher at right tackle. Bulaga has had his occasional struggles, both mentally and physically. Justin Tuck had the only sack for the Giants – I'm not counting the other one, since the ball slipped out of Rodgers' hand for a fumble – but he beat Bulaga repeatedly. But with the rest of the line doing its job, Rodgers had plenty of room in the pocket to skate around and move out of harm's way.
JC: All of a sudden, the Packers have some semblance of a running game by splitting carries among Brandon Jackson, Dimitri Nance and John Kuhn. But does coach Mike McCarthy tip his hand at all with regard to play-calling based on which of his ball carriers is in the backfield?
BH: In normal down-and-distance situations, the play-calling has been unpredictable. Jackson is the starter and plays frequently on third downs. Kuhn is a situational guy: short yardage and also on third downs. Jackson and Kuhn are superb in pass protection, so there's no drop-off, though Jackson is the bigger threat in the passing game as a receiver. Nance spells them both because McCarthy wants to make sure Jackson and Kuhn are fresh in passing situations.
Short yardage and goal line, however, are different animals. Kuhn has scored four touchdowns in his last two games, and McCarthy loves to give him the ball, whether he's lined up at fullback or halfback. He's a 250-pound thumper who, as offensive coordinator Joe Philbin likes to joke, is just slow enough to see cutback lanes develop. But if you watched the Sunday night game against New England, he's remarkably nimble in the open field. He's not Matt Forte, to be sure, but when defenders are hunkering down for an expected helmet in the chest, he's had some success juking for extra yards.
JC: Bears fans believe Peppers is a candidate for Defensive Player of the Year, just like Packers fans think Clay Matthews is worthy of consideration. While Peppers has had a greater impact on his teammates, Matthews is doing the damage himself. All bias aside, who wins?
Clay Matthews.
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BH: No bias here. Matthews' production has waned after an explosive start, in which he had six sacks in the first two games and 10.5 in the first nine. He's been slowed by an injured shin that has prevented him from practicing full-go for several weeks. Between that and a steady diet of double-team and chip blocks, Matthews has two sacks in his last six games — and one of those came when Brett Favre was chased out of the pocket by defensive end Cullen Jenkins and slid near Matthews.
Working in Matthews' favor is that the Packers rank second in the NFL in points allowed, and he's the only pass-rushing threat on the injury-ravaged linebacking corps. Peppers has been the more productive player down the stretch and has made more impact plays with three forced fumbles (to Matthews' two) and two interceptions (to Matthews' one).
JC: Unlike the Bears, who have been remarkably healthy all season long, the Packers were hit with the injury bug on both sides of the ball early and often. Which of the regulars is missed the most, and which fill-in has been the biggest surprise in terms of stepping in and performing well?
BH: With 14 guys on injured reserve, including seven Week-1 starters, that the Packers are even in position to qualify for the playoffs this week is pretty amazing. I don't think most Packers fans appreciate that enough. Even more than two-time 1,200-yard rusher Ryan Grant, who went down in the second quarter of the opener, the Packers have dearly missed Jermichael Finley. The Packers shaped their offense around Finley's tremendous skill set, and he was arguably the NFC's best tight end through the first four games, but he injured his knee on the first series of the Week-5 game at Washington. The Packers lost that game and the following week against Miami. While the offense has been mostly productive since the midpoint of the season, they're 6-5 without Finley — every loss by three or four points. Considering the unfathomable drop-off in talent between Finley and guys like Donald Lee, Andrew Quarless and Tom Crabtree, I wonder how many of those games the Packers would have won with Finley there to move the chains or make the big play.
For the surprise, it has to be undrafted rookie Frank Zombo, who replaced Brad Jones and Brady Poppinga at the outside linebacker slot opposite Matthews. Of course, he's hurt, too, with a knee sprain. Green Bay might have to mix and match street free agent Erik Walden and Robert Francois, the guy the Vikings released to sign Favre in 2009.
JC: Green Bay has not been sound on special teams for most of the McCarthy era. Not only have the Bears been tremendous in the third phase of the game throughout Lovie Smith's tenure, but 2010 may be their most dominant effort yet. How vulnerable are the Packers on kicks and punts?
BH: In a word (or two): extremely vulnerable. Let's see: Devin Hester's punt return was a key play against the Packers in Week 3. Eric Weems' kickoff return set up Atlanta's winning score in Week 12. And, embarrassingly, Patriots lineman Dan Connolly's 71-yard kickoff return a couple weeks ago.
On kickoffs, special teams coordinator Shawn Slocum has been mixing up short kicks, squib kicks and deep kicks in hopes of keeping the opponents' return unit off balance. It's worked pretty well, Connolly's return notwithstanding. On punts, the Packers are better. In Week 3, first-year punter Tim Masthay was raw and learning on the job. Since then, he's been pretty good. He ranks 17th in net punting, with his 37.8-yard net average well ahead of Brad Maynard's 29th-ranked 35.1. Common sense says Masthay needs to kick it out of bounds, but that's not as easy as it sounds. If he's aiming right and the Bears get penetration, he'll be kicking right into a block.
Be on the lookout for Part II of this Behind Enemy Lines series, where John answers five questions from Bill, on Thursday.
John Crist is the publisher of BearReport.com. Bill Huber is the publisher of PackerReport.com.


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While two Group 1 races headline the Ascot racing action in Perth this Saturday, another not to miss black-type feature on the 10-race program is the Jungle Mist Classic 2011 and below the Races.com.au team take a look at the latest betting markets and list our tips for this fillies and mares' showdown.Horse Racing Tip #10 Ima Citinpretty is...
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Railway Stakes Day 2011, the richest race meeting of the Festival of Perth Racing, is set to light up Ascot Racecourse this Saturday with one of the key support races on the 10-event card being the $80,000 Listed Jungle Mist Classic (1200m).
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Leading Ascot trainer Fred Kersley knows Saturday's Belmont Oaks will be a tough task for his well-bred filly Svara, but he hopes she rises to the challenge when taking on deserved race favourite Sweet Serenity.
Trevor Andrew's classy filly Sweet Serenity comes into the $80,000 Listed Belmont Oaks (2000m) on the back of a brave fourth to gun three-year-old ...
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Top Western Australian jockey William Pike has landed the prize ride in Saturday's Belmont Oaks, booked to ride classy filly Sweet Serenity in the black-type feature.
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The Internet Protocol Suite, formerly named TCP/IP, is a suite of communication protocols that are used to create a computer networking model for packet switching networks. The creation of TCP/IP was funded by DARPA; DARPA was an agency of the U.S. Department of Defense. TCP/IP was coinvented by Bob Kahn and Vint Cerf, who worked for DARPA in the 1970's. TCP/IP became a U.S. Department of Defense standard in 1982, and was originally called: DoD TCP/IP.
TCP/IP has four abstraction layers (low to high): link layer; Internet layer; transport layer; and application layer. The link layer supports the physical network communication for any network link; the Internet layer connects host computers; the transport layer manages the connection between hosts; and the application layer handles process-to-process communications. In conclusion, TCP/IP dictates how data packets are formatted, addressed, trafficked, sent (routed) and accepted.
TCP/IP is now known as the Internet protocol suite. In 1983, DARPA created the Internet Architecture Board (IAB) to oversee the development of TCP/IP, and, from 1986-1987, the IAB created the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and the Internet Research Task Force (IRTF) to engineer TCP/IP. The technical areas of TCP/IP that are engineered are: applications; host protocols; Internet protocols; routing; network management; OSI interoperability; operations; and security.
TCP/IP was applied to a range of U.S. federally funded computer networks in the 1980's, such as: ARPANET, NSFNET, MILNET and ESNET. TCP/IP was also used by a range of commercially funded computer networks in the 1980's, such as: CERFnet, PSInet and UUnet. When TCP/IP computer networks were interconnected - through a process of Internetworking - in the 1980's, they became the Internet (interconnected networks). As the number of Internet protocols expanded, TCP/IP was referred to as the Internet Protocol Suite by the early 1990's.
In 1992, the Internet Society replaced DARPA: providing leadership for the IAB and related DARPA Internet organisations. The Internet Architecture Board (IAB) currently provides long range direction for the development of the Internet Protocol Suite, and the work of researching, evolving and designing the Internet Protocol Suite is conducted by: Internet Engineering Steering Group (IESG), Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), Internet Research Steering Group (IRSG), and Internet Research Task Force (IRTF).
ARPA funded the creation of the first American 'wide area' computer networks (ARPANET) in the late 1960's. ARPA was renamed to DARPA in the early 1970's. ARPANET used the Network Control Program (NCP) to traffic data between it's nodes (locations). The Network Control Program (NCP) was written by the computer scientists who created ARPANET, and, therefore, the creation of the Network Control Program (NCP) was funded by DARPA.
Vint Cerf had collaborated in the creation of the Network Control Program (NCP), and Bob Kahn was part of the BBN team which built the routers (IMPs) for ARPANET. DARPA employed Bob Kahn (he previously worked at BBN) in 1972. During 1972 Kahn formulated an idea for a simple 'open' network architecture: Kahn's proposed network protocol would only handle the task of routing data between it's nodes; the nodes would handle the more complex processes. The simplicity of this 'barebone' network architecture would make it easier to interconnect networks.
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While Kahn and Cerf were the primary designers of TCP/IP, they were assisted in the venture by other computer scientlists, like: D. Reed, Y. Dalal, M. Galland, C. Sunshine, J. Postel, D. Belsnes, J. Burchfiel, and D. Lloyd. The first specification for TCP/IP was released in 1974, and was named the Transmission Control Program (TCP). The specification for the Transmission Control Program was released in two important documents:
1. A Protocol for Packet Network Intercommunication. (IEEE)
2. Specification of Internet Transmission Control Program. (RFC 675)
It was during 1974 that Vint Cerf coined the termed 'Internet'; it was coined as an abbreviation of the term 'internetwork'. While the specification for the Transmission Control Program was outlined in 1974, it was from being a working standardised protocol. During this period of time, 1974-1975 - due to the influence of the PARC Universal Packet (PUP) protocol suite - it was decided that the Transmission Control Program should be fragmented into a suite of interlinking protocols. The result was a protocol suite named TCP/IP.
In 1975, DARPA contracted three organisations to develop the TCP/IP specification into an operational protocol suite. The three organisations were:
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3. University College London (created the second international ARAPNET node)
By 1981, Internet Protocol (IP) version 4 (IPv4) had been developed through the work of the above organisations. IPv4 (IP version 4) is still used on the Internet. Numerous TCP/IP network tests were conducted by the following organisations from 1977-1983: Stanford Unversity, University College London (UCL), UCLA, SRI, MIT and BBN. These organisations tested TCP/IP on various hardware - computers: LSI-11, DEC KA-10, IBM 360, IBM 370, PDP-9, PDP-11 - and software/operating systems - Tenex, TOPS20, Multics, BCPL, Unix.
Vint Cerf joined DARPA in 1976, and from 1976-1982 he helped oversee the development of a standardised version of TCP/IP. In 1982, TCP/IP eventually became a Department of Defense (DoD) standard, and was named DoD TCP/IP. TCP/IP was applied to ARPANET on the 1st of January, 1983; a date that is referred to as being the day the Internet was born.
While TCP/IP was funded by DARPA and the U.S. Department of Defense, it was implemented on a variety of U.S. federal and commercial networks in the 1980's. As the number of TCP/IP computer networks grew in the 1980's, the importance of it's development was apparent. In 1981, DARPA created the Internet Activities Board (IAB) to oversee the development of TCP/IP - David D. Clark chaired the IAB from 1981 to 1990. The IAB held a number of workshops and conventions from 1985-1990 - such as the Interop trade show - to showcase TCP/IP to vendors and to increase it's popularity.
The Internet Activities Board (IAB) was renamed as the Internet Architecture Board (IAB) in 1992, and continues (2014) to oversee the architecture development of the Internet. Leadership of the Internet Architecture Board (IAB) is no longer provided by DARPA: instead it is provided by the Internet Society (ISOC).
The Internet Protocol (IP) is the primary communications protocol of the Internet, and is part of the Internet layer of the Internet protocol suite. The Internet Protocol (IP) enables the interconnection of IP computer networks and the creation of the Internet (interconnected networks). The Internet Protocol (IP) does this by defining an address for devices connected to IP networks, and formats data so that it can be sent (routed) between IP addresses, and is considered a datagram service.
Each device that is connected to an IP network is assigned a numerical label that is referred to as an IP address. The IP address serves two functions: 1) identifies a host; 2) provides a location for the host. The format of IP addresses is defined by the Internet Protocol (IP). Not only does the Internet Protocol (IP) define an address for every device that connects to an IP network: it also defines a structure for every data sent on an IP network. Data on IP networks are structured into blocks of a data known as packets. The Internet Protocol (IP) formats the structure of data packets with a payload and a header. The payload is the data that is being sent. The header includes the IP address of the source host, the IP address of the destination host, and other information that is needed to route the data packet from the source to the destination. The task of IP routing is the responsibility of the hosts. Hosts use routers (physical device) - installed with routing protocols - to transport data across IP networks.
The Internet currently uses two versions of the Internet Protocol (IP): Version 4 and Version 6. IPv4 defines an IP address as a 32-bit number and IPv6 defines an IP address as a 128-bit number. IPv4 was developed in the 1970's by BBN, Stanford and UCL. IPv6 was created in the mid 1990's because the commercialisation of the Internet in the early 1990's had expanded the Internet to such a degree that there was not enough 32-bit IP addresses to support the number of devices connected to it. IPv6 was recommended as a new protocol in 1995 in RFC1752: titled 'The Recommendation for the IP Next Generation Protocol' and was edited by S. Bradner and A. Mankin.
The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is classified as a transportation protocol and is part of the transport layer of the Internet protocol suite. Internet services use a range of application protocols, such as: HTTP (World Wide Web), SMTP (Email), POP3 (Email), IMAP (Email), and FTP (Downloading). TCP is the "bridge" or "middle man" between these application protocols and the Internet Protocol (IP). TCP uses a specific port number for each application layer protocol, and combined with an IP address, this number will complete a communications session.
TCP helps application protocols send and receive data packets in a reliable manner: it does this through an ordered transportation procedure that includes error-checking the delivery. The problem with the Internet Protocol (IP) is that it is unreliable: when data is broken down into packets and sent across the Internet, the packets can be lost or not sent 'in order': due to packets being sent along different paths by a router.
While some services do not need data to be sent in an ordered manner, others do: such as emails or web content. TCP ensures that data packets will be sent and received in an accurate rather than a timely manner. TCP is similar to the 'recorded delivery' of a postal service: where customers will pay extra to ensure their letter will not be lost.
While the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and the Internet Protocol (IP) are the core protocols of TCP/IP: they are not the only Internet protocols. TCP and IP handle the "barebone" task of transporting data across IP networks. While TCP and IP enable Internet services, they are not the protocols that provide them.
TCP/IP was developed in the 1970's and launched in the 1980's. During this era the number of Internet protocols was fairly modest. In the 1980's, when TCP/IP networks were interconnected - NSFNET, ARPANET, CSNET - routing protocols were developed to route data internally and externally across these networks. Due to the expansion of IP networks and host computers, the Domain Name System (DNS) was created in 1983 to handle the task of naming Internet hosts.
By the 1990's, when access to the Internet was opened to the general public, new services were designed for the Internet: most notable the World Wide Web. By 2000, more protocols had been developed: most notable Voice-over-Internet Protocols for Voice 2.0 applications. There came a point in time that TCP and IP, while being the core protocols of the Internet, did not accurately describe the full collection of Internet protocols.
Therefore, instead of being referred to as the TCP/IP protocol suite, the protocols of the Internet were named the Internet protocol suite. The Internet protocol suite is currently engineered by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF); leadership of the IEFT is provided by the IAB and the Internet Society.
A computer network does not need to implement all the protocols of the Internet protocol suite to access the Internet. At a minimum, it should support the following protocols:
The Internet protocol suite is based upon a four layer networking model. The Internet's four layer model should not be confused with the OSI seven layer networking model; while there are similarities between the two models, they are different models.
Four Layer Model of the Internet protocol suite
The Internet protocol suite has four "loosely" defined abstraction layers, with each layer using encapsulation to communication with the layer below and above it. The highest layer is the application layer, and the lowest layer is the link layer. The application layer includes protocols - like HTTP and POP - that provide Internet services like the World Wide Web and Email. The transport, Internet and link layers include protocols that route data across the Internet for the application layer protocols. The lower the layer, the closer the protocol is to the physical transmission of data.
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