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Press Conference: Brady Hoke | Players
Michigan Head Coach Brady Hoke
Opening statement ... "Thank you for coming. Very pleased with the win. You know, it's great to win obviously. I thought we set a tone early defensively. Great to win on the road is what I should say, because you look at this league on the road, it's a tough place to play.
"Thought we set the tone with the three and out by the defense, and then I think offensively a 17-play drive of almost nine minutes really was what we needed to do. We played very good defense watching our offense out there on the field.
"So that's a good deal. I think we practiced well for the week. We prepared well. Liked how our guys came to work every day, and we need to continue to do that.
"We know we're in a championship game every Saturday, and so our mentality and attitude needs to reflect that by our actions in practice.
"We had a good day yesterday, and hopefully we can continue that."
On if the team is where he wants it to be through five games and how the team is improving each week ... "Well, I don't know if they'll ever be what we want. They're going to work hard at it; we're going to work hard at it. I think some guys who came into the year with not many reps under their belt -- I think, you know, experience is always important. I think significant reps in a game are important when you look at fundamentals and techniques."
On where he would like to see the defense improve ... "John, I think number one, at this point in the season, I don't think we're getting enough pressure on the quarterback. I think that helps those guys in the back end. And then at the same time, I think there were times when we need to do a better job tightening zone blitz coverages or man coverages, because now you force that quarterback to be a little more accurate. So I think we keep searching as coaches for different ways to manufacture some pressure, and at the same time have good coverage with it. I think we're a work in progress with it. I think we'll continue to even look at different groups who you put on the field, you know, and do that a little differently."
On the team's running back production and if Thomas Rawls will see more carries ... "I don't think so. Yeah, we want to run the ball a little better, but when look at it and you go back and look at it and you see -- if you remember a year ago, I think (Fitzgerald Toussaint) ran for 170 yards against Purdue. They weren't going to let him did that. They were very concerned with taking that part of our offense away. Denard (Robinson) rushed for 235, so something has got to give. And what gave was Denard 235 and I think 25 carries. So there weren't really any golden opportunities because of how the defended the tailback position."
On if Fitzgerald Toussaint is running differently this year than he did last year ... "I don't think so. I just don't think we've had enough opportunities for him."
On what he has seen out of Kenny Demens in recent weeks ... "Yeah, I think he's played better football to be honest with you, and I think that happens at times. I think he's prepared better. I really do. I think Joe (Bolden), you know, that competition there and having two guys, you know, Joe has enough snap experience now that you feel good about when he's in the ballgame also. So I think it's great competition. I think the mentality that Kenny has had in his preparation has been good."
On the team's kickoff coverage against Purdue ... "Kickoff coverage wasn't good at all. We missed nine tackles and hit two kicks poorly from a kicker standpoint. And when you miss nine tackles because there were opportunities -- the negative to that is most of those guys -- I think all but one -- are defensive players on this team. (Amara) Darboh is the only offensive player on the team. We got to do a better job running through guys. Too many guys reaching and not enough guys returning through tackles."
On the decision to angle kickoffs against Purdue ... "We did that all year. Depends who we want to kick the ball to some degree. Tried to keep it out of No. 8's hands. The other part of it is Matt (Wile) kicks to one side better than the other."
On how the defensive line's production has helped Kenny Demens the last few weeks ... "Well, I think it does help. Again, you got some significant guys that have gotten real snaps where they haven't had near as many before, so there is a learning that they go through. So I think it's better, and I think it helps. I think we're playing a little tighter on offensive linemen, which means we're getting hands on a little more. That keeps (the) linebackers a little more clear."
On players who stand out for Illinois ... "Well, I think from a defensive standpoint, (Nathan) Scheelhaase is a guy that can be very dangerous. He's very effective running the football. He's healthy. I don't think he was healthy earlier in the year. They played well deep into that game up in Wisconsin. There defense is leading the league in red zone or third down defense, you know, which means they're getting offenses off the field. They've got playmakers. (Jonathan) Brown and (Michael) Buchanan are two of the playmakers. I think they've got a lot of weapons."
On Denard Robinson throwing the ball or running out of bounds to avoid taking a big hit ... "I think it's maturity. Two of the best plays the other day from an offensive standpoint was Fitz on the one-yard touchdown run. He went after it. It was blocked decently well, but they had lined up well. So the guy who had lined up lined up wrong runs, so the guy who lined up wring runs over to where he's supposed to be, and that's where we expected him to be anyway. As an offensive linemen coming off the ball and somebody is not there, Fitz ran through him. And then Denard throwing the ball out of bounds on a critical third down. He's a competitor and he wants to make something happen on every play, but I thought that was really well done. And then not taking the big hits if you don't have to."
On how he likes Jeremy Gallon at punt returner ... "Like him. Love him."
On Drew Dileo also being back on punt returns against Purdue ... "That was because of the inconsistency their punter had going into the game. He would punt some 30 yards, and why give up field position?"
On what he would say to fans looking past the Illinois game ... "That's your opinion. I don't think we'll have any problems."
On if Denard Robinson has met his Hoke's expectations so far this season ... "Yeah, he always does. I mean, he comes out and competes. He comes out and works. He works in that building. I think Coach (Al) Borges' playing was what we wanted to do. It was a good plan and well executed."
On if Fitzgerald Toussaint needs to get back to protocol more with his runs ... "You know what, not as much as I thought during the game, to be honest with you. I thought there may have been one in there in the first half where I thought he could have stuck his foot in the ground. There was no real golden opportunities for him. That was how they wanted to defend us."
On if it was lack of execution or Purdue's defense that held Fitzgerald Toussaint in check ... "I would say mostly Purdue. They weren't going to let him rush for 170 yards, because that's what really got 'em in trouble a year ago."
On the significance of honoring a former President of the United States as a "Michigan Football Legend" ... "I don't think there is any doubt there is a significance when you have a former president of the United States of America who's a graduate and a player. Believe me, it's very significant."
On Brendan Gibbons' production this season and his kicks against Purdue ... "Yeah, it was right on. You know, they go out before and they communicate before the game on where they feel that spot is, where it could be a little long, especially with the wind that was there. It was right on this number and he kicked it well. The wind just kept it and pushed it back. But he's done well. I think we would rather have touchdowns than field goals when we're in the red zone. That's disappointing. But I thought he responded really well. And I thought Jareth Glanda as a snapper and Drew (Dileo), I think I they both need a little credit. And I'll tell you who else: Quinton Washington and Will Campbell, because Kawann Short had blocked three this year already, and they did a nice job up the middle of our formation of our PAT team."
On how Brennen Beyer looked against Purdue ... "He was okay. He was good. He's a good football player. I thought he did a good job."
On if Brennen Beyer is a player the team might use more to put pressure on the quarterback ... "We may. He's one of those guys that having him back -- he'll be healthier this week than he was last week. Having him back is important to us."
On what he thinks the key is for the defensive line to start getting more production ... "We had a couple opportunities, and instead of running through the quarterback we jumped. I don't know why we do that. Some of it is it's a natural thing. Guy gets a ball up and his offhand comes up and he thinks it's going to come out. But we want to run through. We missed nine tackles on the kickoff team because we didn't run through. We were grabbing. Same thing when you jump or if you grab. You got to bring your feet. Feet are the most important thing. So we got to do a better job with that. We screwed up a game, an inside game that -- it was sickening how good it was. How good it could have been, let's put it that way."
On what he likes about the way the defense is playing ... "I think as much as anything, they're taking what they're learning during the week from a personnel standpoint maybe, formation standpoint, down and distance, all those things that you want to teach as a coach, and that's going to help 'em. I think they're doing a good job with that. I think at spots we're playing good coverage. I think there was a consistency that we don't have in coverage sometimes, pressure on the quarterback."
On Denard Robinson's hand ... "He's fine. Practiced yesterday."
On if he is concerned with the production from the running backs ... "Yeah. I mean, I would be lying if I said I wasn't. But up front I thought those guys played pretty solid when you look at it.Their best game? No. But they played solid. We've got to keep making some improvements every day there."
On what a defense does to stop a specific running back like Fitzgerald Toussaint ... "Depends how your linebackers are going to flow. It depends how -- we can sit here for an hour and talk about treating the spread and the zone reads and all that and how you're going to defend it. The Jets scheme off it, how are you going to defend it? Are you going to take way with the outside guy? They wanted to crash it a little bit, and that's where the fumble came from. Or are you going to defend the quarterback with your end and have the linebacker run over the top? There are a lot of different ways."
On how often good practices will carry over into a good game on Saturday ... "Probably happens more often than not. When you like a practice, you know, you like it for different reasons. I like it when the assignment, execution, and the effort. We may be bad fundamentally and not step with the right foot or something like that, but when they're playing with great effort then they're playing with a toughness that goes along with it and they're competing. And then the speed and the tempo of how we're playing, that, to me, is what I did like coming off a bye week. Everybody says, well, what do you think of the bye week? I don't know. You really don't know until the end of the. But I know we didn't lose the speed and we may have gained some speed that we want to play with."
On if he likes practices better than games ... "I don't know. I kind of like all of it, to be honest with you. That's why I do it, being around those kids."
On Denard Robinson passing more than he did against Purdue ... "Well, there is no question that's going to happen. People are going to make you."
On if he wishes the team would have run the football more in earlier games ... "I don't think so. We talked about it last week. Playing on the road we're a different team than we have been at home. We talked about that."
On if the team had less missed assignments against Purdue than it did against Notre Dame ... "It was better than 23. I can't give you the exact number offensively. Probably inside of 12."
On the number of missed assignments that is acceptable to him ... "Well, zero, I mean, really."
On Jake Ryan's play against Purdue and through five games ... "He was pretty doggone good. He's a football player. He's unorthodox. He's a football player. He's playing well. He's a football player."
On what he means by unorthodox ... "He just does things differently. He can get away with fundamentally not doing something wrong, but he has that extra gear that makes it right."
On the leadership Drew Dileo brings to the team ... "You know what he brings is he's a football player. It's like Jake (Ryan). They're football players. They love to play. They love to learn how to play. They come with that mentality every day, they take high regard of their responsibility for their team, and they love to play the game."
On how many of Denard Robinson's runs against Purdue were created by himself and how many were products of good blocking ... "I'll tell you what, there were some significant holes. I think the first one he did a little something to the safety that not a whole lot guys can do. He really did a nice job of juking the guy. But everything else, the back side of that thing where he took it three times, I mean, it was blocked well."
On why there are holes for him and not Fitzgerald Toussaint ... "Different runs. There are a lot of different runs. Again, they were trying to take the running back away, and it left the backside open. Linebacker quick over the top because you're trying to get to the running back, backside is open."
U-M Senior Defensive Tackle William Campbell
On improving pressure on the quarterback ... "I agree with (Coach Hoke) 100 percent, we need to get more pressure up front with a four-man rush, we don't need to blitz every down to get to the quarterback. Me being a senior, me and Craig Roh take that on us, we need to work on our pass rushing more so we can get to the quarterback and put our defensive backs in a better position to cover for less time."
On strongest parts of the defense ... "The biggest part is probably our preparation during the week. We are communicating, getting in and watching our film together. We are doing everything together so we know what is coming and what to expect when we get down in our stance."
U-M Senior/junior Offensive Lineman Taylor Lewan
On stability during long drives ... "You know, as an offensive lineman I love those kind of drives. Anything over eight plays I like a lot. Keep them going; keep our offense on the field -- that's always the goal. You've got to want it. You've got to want it and understand that as an offensive line you want to stay on the field, and even if you get a little tired during it, you've got to keep pressing through and every play go 100 percent."
On teams focusing on stopping Fitzgerald Toussaint instead of Denard Robinson ... "I could say Fitz is Fitz. He's an unbelievable athlete, and I'm not a defensive coordinator or anything like that, but I think he has the ability to run the ball. With Fitz, Vince (Smith), Thomas Rawls -- all those guys -- I think they're very capable of doing what Denard does also without throwing the ball. (Purdue) gave us Denard, but on a lot of those plays if Denard were to have handed the ball off, I think Fitz would have had the same success."
On embracing the pressure put on the offensive line ... "(We embrace it) 100 percent. You want that as an offensive line. You want the coaches to be able to put pressure on you and then be successful when they challenge you. I think we were successful on Saturday, but every day we need to get better and every week we need to get better. It's the Big Ten season, and our goal is a Big Ten championship."
U-M Fifth-year Senior Center Elliott Mealer
On the non-Denard Robinson running game ... "As an offensive line, you definitely want to get the tailback going and moving people around and opening holes. I think this weekend Purdue really gave us Denard and you have to be happy with that. If they are going to shut down the tailback runs, which I think they did a decent job at, we will take Denard. We have the luxury of having a playmaker back there, along with Fitz (Toussaint) and Vincent (Smith) and the other guys."
On getting increased production from Fitzgerald Toussaint ... "We obviously want to get him more yards. He is a great player and we need to get him out in space and let him show off his skills, but at the same time, 307 rushing yards, I think that is doing alright. And as many points as we put up, they gave us Denard, the fact that we were able to let Denard do his thing, like I said, we have that luxury of being able to use him."
On differences in the offensive line between short passes and long passes ... "Whenever we are passing we want to give Denard as much time as we can. We do know, usually, when it needs to be blocked longer, but as an offensive lineman you can't have a clock in your head that says 'Okay, now it's time to quit.' Especially with Denard -- you don't know if he's going to run out of the pocket and come back in and take off down the field. You have to give him as much time as possible. For us, we don't think about that, we are going to block our guys as long as we possibly can and give Denard a chance to do his thing."
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According to New Street Research, both Sprint and T-Mobile do not have enough revenue to cover their fixed costs. The analysis says that the two will need to bring in $10 billion over the next year and a half to be competitive. The report adds that both companies need to buy additional spectrum in order to keep up with demand.
The bottom line is that New Street suggests that both companies be allowed to merge now, which would lead to lower costs for the companies, and lower prices for consumers. If a merger happens because one or both carriers are faltering, the merged company will not be in a good position to challenge the duopoly at the top.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The Campbell women's tennis team received 67 votes and a fourth place finish in the Big South Preseason Poll announced by the conference office on Monday. The league's coaches voted in the poll.
Winthrop, who earned nine first-place votes, is the preseason-favorite followed by Charleston Southern and Coastal Carolina. After the Camels in fourth, Liberty, Radford, Gardner-Webb, UNC Asheville, Longwood and Presbyterian complete the poll.
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Junior Karolina Chernaya (Tashkent, Uzbekistan) played as No. 1 in 2012 and returns after posting a12-7 mark. She was the 2011 Atlantic Sun Freshman of the Year for the Camels.
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Check out Cleveland Holsters.....they are not pretty, but get the job done......
Cleveland holsters, got it.
Also there are a lot of manufacturers that produce the model 1911. And prices range from $500-and upward. Are the cheaper guns any good? Are they worth depending on?
Cleveland holsters......not pretty, but like the Crossbreeds.....
I would stick to the more well known 1911's......and the more expensive.......it seems that with 1911's in particular, the cheaper you want is the cheaper you got....issues
Yeah I did some more research, any decent 1911, are about the same price. Para Ordnance=$900, Springfield=$850, Colt=$1000
My $.02 for you:
I carry my Colt Combat Commander in an inside-the-waistband Scorpion holster.
Officer, Defender — DeSantis Holster
This holster keeps the weapon in position without any shifting or turning. It's easy to re-holster (not a big concern, I'm more interested in getting the thing out quickly, but a nice feature) and a comfortable carry for a hand cannon.
I've had this pistol for 20+ years and love it. I don't carry cocked and locked however. I do carry with a round in the chamber and the hammer "one click" back. I know that isn't what the experts recommend but I feel safer and don't think it will take me any longer to pull the hammer back than to disengage the safety. Your mileage may vary.
If you're going to go 1911,you picked the best ones if you take out the Para.I shouldn't say it but they make Kimber look good.I still regret not buying a frame kit when they came out,that was their best in general.
Leather is another story,and you'll be stuck with the rest of us trying.Test for IWB carry by simply stuffing it in your waistband around the house.If it seems comfotable in the spot you like add 1/2" to the width.I can some with a 1911 or fullsize USP but it's only if I'm standing almost exclusively and it isn't long.I carry a 1911 OWB in an old belt slide or TT Gunleather DDOS concealed and a Bianchi 19 scabbard for whatever.As soon as I get a USP holster for the shoulder rig I can hide that easier than on a belt.When I carried a Beretta it was mainly in the shoulder rig but for some odd reason I can IWB it the most comfortable,weird.Was never really a 9 fan so that hasn't been carried for a good 15 years.


text: I received my Roamio Pro on October 31st and it was working fine up until 2 days ago. The last 2 days in a row when I turned my TV on around 5pm the TiVo video was frozen and the front panel green/yellow button would not work. I had to unplug and replug the TiVo in to get it back and things where fine until the next day and same thing again. The only thing that changed was I received a 2nd remote, I leave one near my bed and one near my couch. When I received the 2nd remote it worked just like the first in RF mode. Only difference I notice is when I push the remote finder button on the TiVo only the original remote makes the sounds. Both remotes are working in RF though. Does anyone know if this could be causing the lockup? I took the batteries out of the new remote and am going to see if it is locked up again tomorrow. Not sure what else could be causing it. My cat always sleeps on top of it but he always slept on the Premiere and that was never an issue. Plus it was fine for a whole week until I got a 2nd remote. Anyone else have anything like this happen? -Joe


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The following table compares the latest NZ Roy Morgan Polls on Voting Intention with the result from the September 20, 2014 General Election:
^ Result less than 0.5%.
*The 1996 Election was the first New Zealand Election contested via MMP (Mixed Member Proportional). At the 1996 Election the Greens Party contested as part of the "Alliance" political grouping with four other political parties. *United Future was formed via a merger in 2000 between the United Party and the Future New Zealand Party, which separately contested the 1999 Election. *The Maori Party was launched in July 2004; The Mana Party was launched in July 2011. The Conservative Party was launched in August 2011. The Internet Party was launched in January 2014. The Internet Party & Mana Party announced an alliance in May 2014 that jointly contested the 2014 NZ Election. The combined result for the Internet-Mana Party Alliance is included in the Mana Party result (1.42%).


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Chris Strevig, back in his Eagle days.
Narrow Escape for Young Athlete
Metaphorically speaking, Christopher Strevig had lots of heart. A linebacker for the Northeast High School Eagles in Pasadena, Md., heíd earned his stripes as football-team captain with a one-two combination of boundless effort and high-energy enthusiasm. At age 17 he seemed the picture of health, which is why no one could have guessed that, medically speaking, Chris had lots of heart trouble, due to the rare, anomalous flow pattern of his right coronary artery.
The first sign that something was wrong surfaced during a 1977 game, when the ordinarily indefatigable Chris pulled himself out of the lineup because it felt like someone had knocked the wind out of him. Except that Chris hadnít gotten hit at all. ìI pretty much never went to the sidelines,î Chris recalls, ìso everyone was pretty surprised to see me coming off the field.î
At practice later that week, Chris experienced a scary instant replay and once again ended up gasping on the sidelines. Eagles head coach Steve Sweet ordered the youth off the team until heíd seen a doctor. Chrisí mother, Patricia Strevig, took him to see the familyís pediatrician, Martin Berger, M.D., who trained at Hopkins in the early í60s and immediately sent the teenager to cardiologist Jean Kan, M.D., head of pediatric cardiology here. An echocardiogram, followed by a catheterization, revealed that Chrisí right coronary artery followed a circuitous path between the aorta and the pulmonary artery on its way to the atrioventricular groove. During heavy exertion, the condition is potentially fatal, Kan says.
ìThis was a case of good family doctoring,î she adds. ìOur job is easy, once patients get sent to us. It was Dr. Berger who took a look at Chris and decided to send him in. That was the critical thing.î
Though Chrisí individual condition is extremely rare, the incidence of young athletes with dangerous cardiac conditions is less so, as evidenced by the much-publicized deaths in recent years of basketball stars Hank Gathers and Reggie Lewis. One study estimates that, nationally, at least 51 college athletes and 205 high school athletes have died of cardiac-related problems during the last 15 years. After the death of Florida Atlantic University basketball player Walter Turner, that school began requiring echocardiograms for all its athletes. Such a screening program is a long way from being routinely recommended, however, due in part to the expense of the testsóupwards of $1,000 apiece. (FAUís testing program was financed by a private donation.)
A year has passed since Chris Strevig underwent single bypass surgery to correct his heart problem. Heís recently been cleared to play sports again, and now is a freshman at Anne Arundel Community College. He hopes to become a police officer someday, though that career plan is making his mother a little nervous. ìHe really wants me to worry, doesnít he?î Patricia complains, jokingly. ìPretty soon, Iíll be the one headed to cardiology.î
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No summer dress thread would be complete without a discussion of chub-rub. I bought a pair of these last summer...and they are the ONLY reason I have bought new summer dresses this year. They work FAB!
They come in a panty version as well, but I like just the thigh coveralls.


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This guest post is by Michael C and entry in our non-fiction writing contest .
Since the start of radio, frequencies have been allocated for different purposes. There are over 10 thousand different frequencies for ham radio, starting with HF (high Frequency) and going into VHF (Very High Freq.) and UHF (Ultra High Frequency). Even higher bands in the gigi-Hertz range are open for use by ham operators.
The most common band is 2 meter (144-148 MHz), it is recognized around the world as a common band and radios can be bought for less than $100 (USD). The second most common band is 440 (70 cm) band, a little smaller then 1 meter. It is also common around the world. If you hear of "dual band" the radios will most likely have 2 meter/440 band reception. I should note here the difference of dual band and dual receive.
Dual receivers pick up 2 signals at once (you will have 2 volume controls) and you can transmit on either band, you can only listen to one band, at a time, on a dual band radio. Between just those 2 bands you have over 500 frequencies to transmit on – enough to give you frequency anxiety. Compare that to the 40 channel CB and you have a major incentive to "move up" to ham radio.
At one time the FCC was petitioned to open the 11 meter (CB band) to a hundred channels or more (not including the current 27) but figured that would wipe out ham radio – not very many people are trying get a ham license as it is now. That problem is mitigated (slightly) now by eliminating the Morse code requirement for a ham license.
The other problem is that people have to be responsible for their actions – you will have a call sign and declare it every time you connect with someone. Other ham operators will not tolerate CB'er like talk (or antics) and their calls to the FCC get action.
The FCC takes equipment away from power running CB'ers – they jail someone bothering ham radio operators. Also remember that you represent America – having a general license allows you to "call the world" on your radio – the FCC will be listening (and other ham'ers) so talk nice.
There are levels of class of ham radio operator, right now Technician, General, advanced and Extra. Most people start at Technician but passing the general, advanced and extra tests at the same sitting would get you an Extra license right out the door at day one.
The main difference between the ham classes are the frequencies that you are allowed to transmit. Anyone can buy a ham radio (or scanner) and listen to any frequency, even military or police frequencies. Transmission however is a different matter – you are only allowed to transmit on the frequencies that you are certified.
If military or police are transmitting (during a disaster they may "borrow" civilian equipment) on ham frequencies – they have the "right of way" and you have to find another frequency. Although, if you want to get help, using ham radio will give you an edge over other "needies" since you can talk to the aforementioned folks.
Tech – privileges start at 6 meter and go up to 1.24 gigahertz. There are frequencies above 1.24 GHz available but there are so few operators using or radios made that I won't bother you with them. I won't bore you with all the frequency numbers as I provided a chart (old) with a graphic view of each band including numbers. I will point out that there are different uses – even within each band – specified for ham operators. For instance, the 2 meter band has SSB ("no FM") set aside on some frequencies.
Now, all those counting the 2 meter freq. count are going to say, "there is only about a hundred frequencies available for FM voice", and I say (FCC agrees) if a frequency is not being used – it is available for use. Very few people are using digital modes so you could use one of those frequencies to talk to someone. Although, there are enough frequencies to go around for the few ham radio operators out there.
General – get all the bands that are available to Tech operators (VHF/UHF) and a lot of HF bands too. In fact going from Tech to General gets you the most bands of any class upgrade. The HF bands can be a door to the world. There are HF only rigs that cost hundreds just for talking to someone in another country. Consider yourself a true ham radio operator if you get your General license.
Advanced – gives you a "few" more HF band spots with the license. If you wanted to talk to your friend (in another state or country) and you both had advanced privileges you could find an almost never used frequency. There are a lot of advanced operators out there, when the code requirement was cut many Generals took Advanced tests and passed. At this class you can transmit on 95% of the ham spectrum.
Extra – anyone having an Extra license is an over achiever. This class is the end of the line, top of the heap, all bands open license. Of course, if you think that Extra's are hanging around the 5% of the airwaves – they are talking to our neighbors around the globe on every band.
This contest will end on December 16 2012 – prizes include:
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German Shepherd Dog Forums (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/)
- General Behavior (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/general-behavior/)
female humping
hi, this is my first time of owning a female dog so ive no idea what their usual habits are but is it normal for a nearly 5 month old female pup to be humping our legs?
My female golden retriever does the same(but she humps Vicky) idk why 0.0
But someone told me that they know how to have sex, but she is still young and doesn't know her role, is it to hump or get humped.
That's what I was told lol
When I first adopted Reagan, she would constantly try to hump my female lab. She never did this to my male lab mix, but for some reason she did it to the female. She was over a year old when I adopted her. She has since stopped doing this, not sure if she stopped because of me correcting her or if she just doesn't want to. I think it was a dominance thing.
some dogs just do that
we scold with an AHH ahh! move the dog away and let it go
I think it happens for a variety of reasons, my poodle has a particular toy (a stuffed dog) who she loves to hump. The toy's nickname is Sir Humps-a-lot :p I just correct and redirect her and yes other doggie people I confess it to laugh at the fact my dog has a sex toy :rolleyes: Literally will not do it to anything else, and the toy was one I bought for Delgado but he never gets to play with it because Jazzy has claimed it
In a 5 month old puppy it isn't dominance nor sexual in nature. It is more likely a behavior the pup is exhibiting because it isn't sure what behavior is expected of it. It is excited (play) and is unsure how to proceed.
It isn't an acceptable behavior and needs to be corrected - but you need to make sure the pup is aware that it's not being corrected for the what caused the behavior (wanting to play). The best thing to do is make it a non-event. When the pup starts to hump just gently push it off and say 'quit', then continue to play. Making it an event by laughing or shouting for someone to come see (etc.) could be understood as a reward for the behavior to the pup.
ah im so glad it isnt just mine, she gets told to sit everytime she jumps up for attention as trying to teach her jumping wont get her a fuss so just been doing the same with the humping, never knew females did that, learn something new everyday
Linus humps his fleece crate blanket from time to time. We call it his "girlfriend". As far as we are concerned, he can go to town on his girlfriend. We don't seem the harm in it.
But he also likes to take my wife's pillow off the bed and hump the pillow. We usually just take the pillow and tell him to go find his girlfriend.
I don't recall my 1st GSD girl doing this, but I caught my current girl humping our cat when she was about 1. I thought it was a dominance thing. The others are right, just calmly divert her to something else, don't make a big thing out of it. Something to be aware of, if she attempts to hump another dog, the other dog may take offence which could result in a fight, so best to discourage her.
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Impacting Kids Through Reading
Books teach us about ourselves and the world around us.
They can take us to new places using our imagination, however, not everyone has someone who will read to them at home or encourage them to crack open a book.
Gainesville Police Department school resource officers know they have a big impact on the young kids, they want to encourage them to follow the rules and learn as much as they can from books!
This week GPD and Alachua County Sheriff's Office are reading to kids in classrooms as part of a statewide effort to promote the enjoyment of reading.
The visits serves two purposes, it helps kids feel comfortable around the people who keep them safe in their community and encourages students to get lost in the world of literature.
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A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for portions of western Maryland, including Allegany, Frederick and Washington counties. The main threat this evening will be damaging wind gusts and heavy downpours capable of producing flash-flooding. Scattered thunderstorms will then move into central Maryland between 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. with a few lingering around into the overnight hours.
Thunderstorms will be more numerous on Monday and Tuesday. The Storm Prediction Center has our neighborhood under the "slight risk" category for severe weather 8 a.m. Monday to 8 a.m. Tuesday. Main threats will consist of heavy downpours, damaging winds, and hail. An isolated tornado cannot be ruled out late Monday. Now is the time to make sure that you have a way to receive weather alerts, whether it be via social media, cell phone, a NOAA weather radio, or any other outlet. Make sure that you are prepared and aren't caught by surprise.
This strong-to-severe weather will arrive ahead of an approaching cold front that will bring us a welcomed change of lower humidity and comfortable temperatures by the middle of the week.
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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 15/5/2014 (1136 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Temperatures are still below normal for this time of year, but they're getting closer — and the sun's out, too.
Environment Canada is calling for a high of 14ºC this afternoon, with sunny skies and a UV Index of 6, which is considered high.
The clear skies mean that temperatures could dip below freezing again tonight. After an early-morning low of nearly -4ºC this morning, they'll get down to about -1ºC sometime before dawn tomorrow morning.
Tomorrow looks like it will stay sunny, with a high of 17ºC in the afternoon.
The weekend forecast starts off great, with a high of 18ºC on Saturday and sunny skies, followed by a mix of sun and cloud on Sunday along with a high of 19ºC. Then clouds are expected on Monday, with showers through the day and a high of 16ºC.
Into the work week, on Tuesday, the forecast calls for a continuing chance of showers and a high of 15ºC. At this point, Wednesday is expected to be a mix of sun and cloud with a high of 16ºC.
The normal high for this time of year is 19ºC; the normal low is 5ºC.
The warmest it's ever been on this date was in 1987, when it was 31.6ºC. The coldest ever was in 1983, when it dropped to -11ºC.


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Pittsburgh Pirates Projected Super Two Players
According to CAA on Twitter (via MLBTR), the projected cutoff date for Super Two players is expected to be two years and 139 days.
This doesn't really impact the Pittsburgh Pirates much. Neil Walker, who entered the year with one year and 166 days of service time, was always going to be a Super Two player. None of the other players on the roster were close to the Super Two cutoff.
Travis Snider started the year with two years and 15 days of service time. However, he spent so much time in the minors this year with Toronto that he will finish the season with two years and 91 days of service time.
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Molly Ringle has been writing fiction for over twenty
years. She became fascinated with the colorful weirdness of the Greek myths as a kid, and after writing several other novels of love and the paranormal, she finally wrote the Persephone-and-Hades story that had been evolving in her head all those years. It turned into a trilogy, much to her surprise.
With her intense devotion to humor, she was proud to win the grand prize in the 2010 Bulwer-Lytton Fiction Contest with one (intentionally) terrible sentence. She has studied anthropology (University of Oregon, Clark Honors College) and linguistics (University of California, Davis). Molly lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and sons, and honestly loves the rainy climate there.
Video: Molly talks about Persephone's Orchard and the writing life for "Words, Writers, and West Seattle" lecture series, September 2014
Blog interview: On being a small-press author at Central Avenue Publishing, August 2012
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I picked up my doe Monday from Tom the Butcher and as usual he did an exceptional job. The sausage, jerky, taylor ham, hot dog and other cuts looked amazing and were frozen upon picking them up. When i got home I loaded them into my box freezer in the garage. Tonight I opened it up to find out the box at some point kicked off and the meat thawed. It must have kicked off recently because the meat was still cold not frozen but cold. My question is it ok to refreeze or do i have to cook up my whole deer before morning? Any help would be appreciated.
It's not the bow and arrow. It's the indian.
It will be fine if refrozen
No bueno once its above 40deg it can start developing bacteria cook it and eat it.... have a party but don't refreeze it
The jerky should be fine right?
You can thaw meat, cook it and freeze it. But once the temp of the meat gets above 40+ degrees there is a chance of bacteria forming. If you refreeze it then - when you next go to unfreeze it you could be in trouble.
Now if you thaw meat - but in the fridge and it stayed cold you can technically refreeze it.
How cold was it in the freezer? Still below 40/ 45 maybe? Also how was it packed - vac sealed?
If it stayed cold there is a good chance you can turn the freezer back on and freeze it up. Also how long was it in the freezer with it off? You can have a freezer go off - keep the lid closed and it still be good for 2-3 days
Your fine.. dont listen to these^^^^^ guys
Bacteria will start to grow about 4 hrs after the meat warms to over 40 degrees, only you can be the judge how cold the meat was.


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Russell Ellwood letter and envelope set both signed
Rusell Ellwood charged with two of twenty six murders which he is suspected of committing. One page handwritten letter on the back of a letter from a forensic pathologist to Ellwood's attorney. Signed, "Russell". Includes the original prison stamped mailing envelope signed, "Russell Ellwood".


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Halstead Wickes Combi 102 Gas - Boiler Efficiency Ratings
Boiler Efficiency Rating
You can check your boilers rating by selecting it's make and model below. Ratings are based on the SEDBUK Rating which is an indicator of its efficiency when used within an average domestic household, it's a great benchmark for comparing new boilers and also assessing whether your current boiler would be better off being replaced due to low efficiencies.
For new boiler installations call British Gas Boilers on 0800 327 7119 for a no-obligation quote, alternatively visit Boiler Guide to request quotes from independent local and regional heating engineers.
Halstead Wickes Combi 102 Efficiency
|SAP seasonal efficiency
|Rating band
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The Halstead Wickes Combi 102 is a 'D' rated boiler with an efficiency of 78.6%.
The Wickes Combi 102 is a Non-Condensing Combi boiler with a maximum power output of 30kw that uses Gas as its fuel source.
Being a 'D' rated boiler it would be worthwhile replacing it with a higher efficiency 'A' rated boiler.
Similar Halstead Boilers to the Wickes Combi 102
(Non-Condensing Gas Combi)
Results ordered by efficiency. Some models may be obsolete.
- Halstead Finest fx - 79.3% Efficient
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U.S. to Create Outer Space Code of Conduct with Other Nations
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Hillary Clinton assures that the code of conduct will not keep the military busy or compromise national security
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced Tuesday that the United States will begin working on an international code of conduct for outer space with other nations around the world.
An international code of conduct would put concrete space-related rules in place for all participating nations. According to Clinton, the main threats that the rules would address are space junk and "irresponsible actors."
There are currently more than 500,000 pieces of space junk debris surrounding Earth, according to NASA, and about 22,000 of these pieces are as large as a softball. Only about 1,100 are active satellites. Space junk is the collection of objects created by humans that are left in orbit, but are no longer useful.
Clinton sees this space junk as potentially harmful, and for good reason. Just last month, a Siberian man escaped death as a
Russian satellite fragment crashed right through his roof
. The fragment was about the size of a 5 kg titanium ball.
In addition, Russa's Mars probe Phobos-Grunt finally crashed back to Earth on January 15 after floating around in space aimlessly for two months.
The new code of conduct announcement also addressed "irresponsible actors," which likely indirectly referred to China's space behavior back in 2007 when it destroyed a dead weather satellite with a rocket. In late 2011, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC)
released a report that warned the U.S. of China's plans
to attack U.S. space defenses. This has since worried the U.S., and raised questions regarding the potential need for a space military.
threats to the space environment
will increase as more nations and non-state actors develop and deploy counter-space systems," said the State Department's fact sheet. "Today, space systems and their supporting infrastructure face a range of man-made threats that may deny, degrade, deceive, disrupt or destroy assets."
The U.S. also noted that the European Union has developed a space code, which it has been working on for many years, but that the U.S. isn't quite ready to agree to it yet.
"A code of conduct will help maintain the long-term sustainability, safety, stability and security of space by establishing guidelines for the responsible use of space," said Clinton. "As we begin this work, the United States has made clear to our partners that we will not enter into a code of conduct that in any way constrains our national security-related activities in space or our ability to protect the United States and our allies."
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At an airport in Ireland, Jewish philanthropist Shlomo Rechnitz performs an act of tremendous kindness.
At an airport in Ireland, Jewish philanthropist Shlomo Rechnitz performs an act of tremendous kindness.
10 true instances when Jews and Muslims – at times risking everything – saved each other's lives.
Hanukkah and the power of "I got you."
He cannot move to Israel for at least five years. The reason reeks of hypocrisy.
Giving thanks goes to the essence of what it means to be a Jew.
Studies show that most young kids are creative geniuses. Then what happens?
The scenes of death – whether in Paris or Hebron, Jerusalem or New York – should serve as a warning to us all.
We must rededicate ourselves to the values the terrorists would destroy, and show the resolve to defeat our adversaries.
The barbaric attacks in Paris have made it clear that Islamist jihad has arrived, and it intends to kill, terrify and conquer.
Far from undermining generosity, Judaism fosters it.
Do we each have our price?
One must differentiate between potential and actual evil.
Julius Rosenwald, the Jew who created over 5000 schools for African Americans across the US.
Tools for coping with the daily stresses of life.
I've carried an idea of him in my mind. Who, for him, was the young girl with scorn in her eyes?
Calling evil by its rightful name.
What is the value of spending our time on lost causes?
Taking a picture is not the same thing as experiencing a moment. In fact it's a way of forgetting.
A moving video on the harmful effects of labeling others.
You are a priceless work of art.
On Rosh Hashanah we review our life as it actually is, free from illusion and spin.
A psychiatrist offers insights into prioritizing family life this Rosh Hashanah.
To inspire you and your family for a brand-new, successful year.
The country is glorifying Nazi collaborators. The world should be alarmed.
Shaq O'Neal and the real meaning of modesty.
Another wake-up call just in time for Elul.
Don't presume to know that his illness is a result of his anti-Semitic views.
This Elul, seize the moment.
Being religious as a teenager in today's world.
How the founding father of international finance remained humble and steadfastly committed to Torah values.
The significance of Wilmer Flores' tears.
One Jewish mom in LA is waging a campaign to stop people from texting while they drive. It's catching on.
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How I learned to gain control over my incessant need to be constantly connected.
When my parents divorced, I didn't realize how they set my world ablaze.
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With the Iran nuclear deal, we must not let history repeat itself.
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Elephants use their trunks to do lots of useful things, but you probably haven't seen them being used to paint!
Well, these two celebrity elephants in Japan showed off their artistic side during an annual beach festival.
Their creations were used to raise money to buy things for the zoo where they live.
They painted on T-shirts which were sold off to adoring fans - the best one fetched about £65!


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Mystery swirls around Obamacare covergirl - and her vanishing
By Barbara Goldberg
(Reuters) - Hers was the face that launched 20 million snipes.
The smiling wholesome beauty was a symbol of Healthcare.gov but she has vanished amid a sea of frustrated users, her image taken down from the trouble-plagued Obamacare website by early Monday morning.
Nicknamed "Glitch Girl," the unnamed model stirred curiosity among media who scrambled to try to identify her after the site, which went live on October 1, was immediately slowed by technical problems and visitors found themselves endlessly staring at her on their frozen computer screens.
So far, 20 million unique users have clicked on the federal site, but only 700,000 applications have been submitted through a combination of the site and state-run Obamacare exchanges, according to testimony prepared for U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, Kathleen Sebelius, to deliver to a Congressional panel on Wednesday.
Frustrated users unleashed their ire on the mystery woman, venting on Twitter and other social media.
"The #obamacare girl got the worst photo shoot gig since Joey did the STD poster on Friends," tweeted @RONCOULTER, referring to the sitcom character's shock when he discovered that his modeling picture had been used in a campaign about venereal disease.
After the Obamacare girl disappeared from the site, social media users rallied to support the mystery woman, whose image file on the site is named "Adriana."
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i am feeling compelled to attend chirsh with my family. as iv stated so many times i have never liked chirch, and have never felt like god was there. but now realy feel the need to go back, and bring my kids. with all that said. i dont even know were to begin. i realize i would kinda need to dress up ( in my sunday best), but they also need to exept me as i am. ( tattoo covered, sleveless shirt wearing, dirty jeans wering red neck). i dont want to put on an act (like iv mentioned before, about people acting all perfect on sunday, and being back stabbers on monday). if im going to find i chirch, i need to be me wile there. also being that im not on the "normal" sleep scedual. ( i tend to get up at noon, or later and staying up till 3 or 4 am). the early moring thing just wont work for me. any ideas of were and how to start looking for the right chirch for me?
pick a good bible based christian church and go.You mite go to several differant ones before you find one that fits you.Just remember what your there for.worship GOD,not to inpress others or be like "look at me".The church I go to is a little country church and on a good day there mite be 50 people.I wear blue jeans and my justins with a nice shirt as do most of the other guys young and old.Its not what you wear,But what you reseave.And yes I have alot of tats also and have never been shuned because of it at this church,others I have been.Its all about you and your relationship with CHRIST.I hate to admit it but IMO not all churchs have the holy spirit moveing in it.One of the best churchs Ive ever been to was a cowboy church.It was held in a barn with dogs and chickens roaming around and horses in stalls.I can tell you the holy spirit was in that place and moving freely among us.It was not a look at me and what Ive done kinda place.They do not even pass a plate around.They have a box off to the side at the entrance and you can just drop off what you can.They even had a sign on it to leave what you can or take what you need.GOD bless you and your familiy finding the church for you
If I were you, I would talk around. Find out from people where they attend and find out what it's like there. Most importantly, find a church where the pastor is going to TEACH from the BIBLE. I know that sounds weird to say, but seriously. Many pastor's have their own agenda or own way of looking at the Bible. Find one who does not CHANGE the Bible around to "meet the needs of the congregation". My wife and I once attended a church where every Sunday was a UP-beat feel-good message. Well that's fine, but what about everything else? The Bible has both good and bad stories. A congregation needs to hear about all of them. They need to learn about the touchy subjects and the subjects pastor's hate preaching on. Don't worry about wearing your best or looking your best, God wants you to attend. Also, don't worry about what other people in the church do or say. Yes, it is important to belong to a church body, but once they know you, tatoos and all, they will accept you. It may take a little time. We have a guy in my church who's name is Joe. Joe had long hair, a REALLY long goatee w/handle bar mustache, and he had tatoos all over. Plus he wore a leather vest. When he first started, yes he got some weird looks, but now, he is one of our best attendees and I'm happy to say he's my brother in Christ!
Start with prayer and a positive attitude.
The easiest way to do this is to pray on it and GOD will lead you to were he wants and needs you.At first you may think its the wrong place ,but as long as he is telling you to be there it is for a reason.You may be the insperation that brings a dying church back or the only person that can talk to a brother in a special way that leads them to CHRIST.Pray on it,I will keep you in my prayers on this subject.>>>Hebrews 10: 24,25
AMEN... I agree 100%
I know I may get some flack from some of the others on here, but you may want to check out a"Crossroads" church if there is one near you. I took my son to the local one here after he asked a few times. There are people from all walks of life, social classes, ect.......... You have the sterotypical little old lady dressed to the hilt next to the recovering addict. We were amazed at the variety of people there and the casual atomosphere. Alot of people stay away from these kind of churches because they are "national chain" churches but I feel that it receiving the word of God is more important then the where you receive it. This may give you some insite on what place of worship is best for you and your family..
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Everything is new the apartmente is less than 1 month then everuthing is perfect and clean!!! the condo has gym, swimingpool, sauna, park, parking zone, private security!!!
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Our Home is in a condo, then if you want to relax here exist a swimming pool, also you can use the wash machine, just let us know what do you need and how we can help you...
We have a sofa bed for guests, the Flat is small, but very cozy and shopping malls, currency exchange, cinemas, supermarkets, shops, bakery, in short everything is super close.
If you just need a place to spend a few days and rest here's pool, gym, in the same set then they will not spend money on additional, we are very respectful and flexible much issues then we think we can talk to reach agreements when arrival at the house.
House rule`s: Be in your home, help cleaning if you dirty something, and be order we are going to share the bathroom, but please look the photos the house always is clean for you, try to help to keep it in that way.
If you want to go to the gym, pool, etc its for free.
You will have a free breakfast, and if you want to buy something for cooking with us that is an option.
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"Those are serious roadblocks to economic self-determination, and it is little wonder that tribal officials looking to modernize the Rez will grasp at hasty opportunities that, in the long run, may be self-defeating. The so-called Confluence Plan that calls for a tram down to the junction of the Little Colorado and Colorado rivers, with a hotel at its terminus, falls into that category. As a tourist attraction it would be unique, but at what cost to both the wilderness setting and the traditional values held by tribal members in the area? The plan, though, is not all that different from other initiatives that have forced the impoverished tribe to compromise its principles. It has sold strip-mined coal in exchange for jobs and royalties, it has invested in polluting coal-fired power plants and it has recently built casinos that exploit gambling and alcohol addictions. Now comes a plan endorsed by President Ben Shelly to give up rights to the Little Colorado River basin in exchange for estimated federal payments of $300 million for three water delivery projects. The agreement, brokered by U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl, also calls for lease extensions for the utility-operated Navajo Generating Station near Page and the Peabody-run coal mine near Kayenta. Each provides jobs and royalties, but at the expense of water and mineral resources." Get the Story:
Editorial: A healthier Rez is in everyone's best interest (The Arizona Daily Sun 4/8) Also Today:
Senators Kyl and McCain Meet Angry Protesters in Tuba City (KNAU 4/6)
Hundreds Protest Tribal Water Bill Sponsored By McCain, Kyl (Fronteras 4/6)
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Run the World with a Treadmill and Google Maps
There is no arguing that walking or running on a treadmill is a bore, and when you are bored time drags. You obviously have no change of scenery, and no matter how hard you run you never seem to get anywhere. That is why, so often, treadmill users will have a nearby television for distraction.
The folks at Icon Fitness created treadmills that can communicate with the Internet, which opens up a world of possibilities. A perfect example is iFit Live, which is available in all of Icon's ProForm and NordicTrack treadmills. In addition to allowing you to create customized workout programs, it also allows you to walk or run just about anywhere in the world. You are probably going, "How is that possible?"
Well, Icon Fitness worked out a deal with Google that allows their treadmills to interact with Google Maps. This is how it works…
You log into your personal iFit Live account online and you map out a route. It can be on a road or a trail you blaze through a wilderness area. Once the route is downloaded onto your treadmill, it will simulate the terrain through the incline feature. Also, several of their models have the ability to decline, so you can simulate going up and down hills. Which has the added benefit of working out different lower body muscles has you exercise in an incline and decline mode.
Run the World On Your Treadmill and Visualize It!
Now, this is where it gets interesting. Not only can you simulate walking or running anywhere in the world, you can also visualize it. On the lower price models you would need to place a laptop or Smartphone on the console. You log into to your iFit Live account, click on the Icon for Google Maps and you can access the various visual modes of your route. If you are running down a route that Google has street views, you can get an actual photographic view of the street as you run. If there is no street view, you get the animated earth view. I have an iFit Live treadmill and have traced routes within my neighborhood. Not only did I experience the sensation of going up and down the hills, but I saw familiar sites as I ran.
In addition to creating your own customized route, you can access a library of routes like Central Park, Chicago Lake Front, Avalanche Peak in Yellowstone and the Monterey Coastal Trail.
To compliment the Google Maps features and avoid the hassle of having a laptop or Smartphone placed on your console; Icon Fitness introduced a series of their higher end treadmill with a built-in Android browser. Not only can you connect with the Internet as you work out. You can also access all the features of iFit Live, including the Google Maps interface.
One last note, I mentioned that iFit Live also allows you to create customized workout programs. Let me elaborate. When you create you iFit Live account it asks you what you fitness goals are. For example, let's say your goal is to lose 10 lbs. in two months. Based on your goals, you can create workout routines that are designed by fitness trainers, including Jillian Michaels. The workouts are progressive in nature and include audio coaching to further stimulate you. The data from your workout is uploaded from your treadmill to your iFit Live account, so you can monitor your progress. For many tracking your results encourages people to attain their goals.
So the question is will you use the Google Maps and customized workouts of iFit Live? And will they motivate you to reach your fitness goals? There are treadmill users that are self motivated and need no motivation to workout. The rest of us may need some guidance and distraction to overcome the boredom of exercising in place. For that silent majority, iFit Live may be the answer.
About the Author: Fred Waters' full time job is reviewing fitness equipment. A job he has been doing for the last 8 years. Prior to that he worked in the fitness equipment industry. You can get his Best Buy treadmill recommendations by clicking here. Several models include iFit Live equipped models.


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Honestly, chances are, it's not worth pursuing via Law Enforcement. If they never really got in, then no one is going to be interested in pressing charges.
But you can pursue it through the originating ISP. Gather as much information as you can and email the logs to whatever the ISP's Abuse@ email address. Be sure to include all appropriate TimeStamps as well as what TimeZone you're in.
Don't threaten them (unless you actually have the power to pull the threat off*) but tell them that a user on their network has violated the ToS/AUP of their service and you expect them to take whatever measures necessary to prevent it from happening again.
Chances are, you'll never hear anything back, but you'll probably never see an attack from that IP again.
*If you work for a public utility, you can threaten ISP's. As interference with a Public Utility is frowned upon by the Fed's and ISP's hate having the Fed's show up and want to see their logs. It's amazing the number of IP's that have never shown back up in my logs.


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Source of Manhattan Maple Syrup Smell Revealed!
Mayor Bloomberg says sleuths from agencies in the city and New Jersey have identified the source of the mysterious maple syrup smell that would pop up from time to time, usually on the Upper West Side. The source: a facility in Hudson County that has processed foenugreek seeds to produce flavors and fragrances that resulted in esters being formed in the air. According to Meriam-Webster, a foenugreek seed is 'a leguminous annual Asian herb (Trigonella foenumgraecum) with aromatic seeds used in making curry, imitation vanilla flavoring, and some veterinary medicines.'
The smell would only reach Manhattan on days when the wind was blowing West to East and just fast enough to blow the smell across the Hudson, but not fast enough to blow it right past the city.
The mayor declares the case closed and says the smell was never a danger, but the city investigated because you can never be too sure.
The mayor thanked a bevy of investigators, but said the real hero is his beloved 311 hotline. He says without the calls from New Yorkers they might not have cracked the case.


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