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Levy County Sheriff's K-9 Deputy Clint Anderson was on patrol in Bronson when he received information that Jermey Jamal Mayes, 24, was driving while his license was suspended.
After Anderson confirmed the license had been suspended in November 2014 for failure to pay traffic fines.
Anderson located Mayes on Court Street in Bronson and conducted a traffic stop on the 1993 Lincoln he was driving. During the stop Mayes confessed to having a firearm in the vehicle.
The Friends of Williston Trust will host a firearms training courses for seekers of a Concealed Firearms License Feb. 28 from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m.
The course consists of four hours of classroom training and four hours of range experience. Instructors will be law enforcement and/or NRA certified trainers. The cost of the class is $70 per person. Class size will be held to a maximum of 16 students. Two signup sheets will be held at the police department and slots will be held on a first come / first served basis. Payment is required to hold your spot.
At about noon Jan. 4, the Levy County 9-1-1 Communications Center received a call reporting a motor vehicle accident involving a rollover with entrapment of the vehicle's driver on S.R.121, near County Line Road.
On scene, rescue personnel found a small car on its roof resting unstable on top of a power pole that was broken in half. Members worked together to quickly stabilize the vehicle and assess all occupants of the vehicle. Air support was requested.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
• Jan. 16, James Devon Baker, 49, Orlando, DWLSR, possession of drug equipment, destroying evidence. Bond $16,000.
• Jan. 12, Rexford Lee Batten, 30, Inglis, VOP.
• Jan. 13, Ashley Lynn Bennett, 23, Chiefland, VOP/DWLSR. Bond $10,000.
• Jan. 13, Lindsey Jay Bruce, 71, Morriston, battery. Bond $100,000.
• Jan. 16, Stephanie Marie Crosby, 30, Williston, DWLSR. ROR
• Jan. 14, Marty Days Sr., 51, Williston, parole violation.
In 2013, there were over 130 traffic crashes in Florida that involved motorists who violated the Move Over law. Of those crashes, 81 resulted in injuries and 2 in fatalities. This month, the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles is reminding motorists of the state's Move Over law.
The Move Over law was enacted in 2002 to help protect law enforcement officers, emergency workers, and tow truck drivers when they are performing their duties along the roadside. In July 2014, the Move Over law was expanded to include sanitation and utility vehicles.
The third person wanted in a string of Bronson burglaries was arrested Jan. 6 ad new burglaries were occuring int he town.
Philip Andrew Mosely, 20, is in the Levy County Detention Center on a $60,000 bond. He was charged with burglarizing the Bronson Public Library in 2014, as well as criminal mischief and petit theft during the same incident.
A Williston High School student was killed Monday night when the 2004 Dodge Ram he was driving left the roadway on C.R. 318 and hit a tree.
Jonathen Joseph Stuart "Stewie" Bishop, 17, of Williston was pronounced dead on the scene by Marion County Fire Rescue Paramedic Robert Williams.
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, Bishop was traveling westbound on CR 318 when he steered off the road as he rounded a curve. He then traveled northwest on to the grass shoulder and the left side of the truck hit a turn arrow sign.
A Morriston man has died from injuries sustained in an accident on U.S. Highway 41 at County Road 326 on Dec. 3, 2014, according to a press release from the Florida Highway Patrol.
Edward Winslow Reeder was pronounced dead on Dec. 30, 2014. He had been transported to Shands Hospital in Gainesville following the accident. His passenger, Robert Michael Howanitz, 61, sustained serious injuries and was also taken to Shands.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office received a report of a possible construction scam in the Bronson area on Dec. 30. The Suspect approached a homeowner and offered to do a paving job with "leftover" materials. After agreeing to the offer verbally, the suspect attempted to change the price and the homeowner contacted the Sheriff's Office.
Logistics Technician Ronnie LeCompte, of the Levy County Department of Public Safety, was named 2014 Employee of the Year at the annual LCDPS Christmas Dinner Dec. 19.
LeCompte, who has worked for the department since 2012, received the award by vote from his peers.
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As testers (or QA engineers, or quality champions, or whatever you prefer to be called), we want others to respect our specialized skills and recognize our contributions. In the past year, I've facilitated several Testing Lean Coffees , where people interested in testing meet to discuss whatever burning topics fascinate them that day. A common theme among topics has been testing craftsmanship.
The best discussion on the topic I've seen lately at a Lean Coffee was "What are the last three things YOU did to improve?" What an excellent question! It's easy to talk about the craft of testing, but it's more important to ask what you have done personally to advance it.
The cloud, social media, and other products of modern technology have exponentially expanded our outlets for honing our craft. Let's take a look at some avenues of self-improvement.
Reading books is a time-honored way to learn new skills and concepts. We're lucky to have so many good books on testing available. And books don't have to come from a traditional publisher to be valuable. Outlets such as LeanPub have some excellent low-cost books from established authors, as well as fresh, new voices. And some writers simply make their ebooks freely available in PDF format. It's the content that counts, so find time for your reading list.
And don't limit yourself to testing books. I don't necessarily think testers need programming skills, but it can't hurt to learn a scripting language or to be more familiar with design patterns. General books on thinking skills and ways to listen and converse better also help us improve the way we work.
Print and online magazines and blogs on all these topics abound. If you don't have time for a book, scan an article or blog every day. Personally, I find Twitter a great source of reading material. I follow interesting people who post links to articles I wouldn't have found on my own.
Meet and Greet
Conferences are a traditional forum of learning, and we all know that the best ideas come out of hallway discussions during the breaks. If you're lucky enough to attend a conference, don't just sit and listen, be ready to share your own experiences. After each session, write down at least one small experiment you can try when you get back to work.
Can't afford that conference registration fee? Look for smaller, local, one-day conferences. They might be even more valuable, as you'll build your network with local people with whom you can meet regularly to report on how you applied what you learned or encourage each other to try experiments. Whenever I have a sticky problem, I start picking the brains of the smart folks I've met at conferences.
Local user groups and meetups are generally plentiful and a great way to get to know people who can help you. If there aren't any in your area, get one started. Building a community is hard, but it's great to meet local people with similar goals to share experiences. And let's be honest, it's particularly useful when you're interested in a career change.


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A-level Physics (Advancing Physics)/Doppler Effect/Worked Solutions
From Wikibooks, open books for an open world
1. M31 (the Andromeda galaxy) is approaching us at about 120kms-1. What is its red-shift?
The minus sign is important! Andromeda is blue-shifted!
2. Some light from M31 reaches us with a wavelength of 590nm. What is its wavelength, relative to M31?
3. Some light has a wavelength, relative to M31, of 480nm. What is its wavelength, relative to us?
4. A quasar emits electromagnetic radiation at a wavelength of 121.6nm. If, relative to us, this wavelength is red-shifted 0.2nm, what is the velocity of recession of the quasar?
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Identity theft remains the number-one consumer crime in America. Regardless of the preventative steps we take, the reality is that our information is everywhere and we have no control over who gets access to it or how they misuse it.
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A recently married Dave Ramsey listener in his early 20s was unable to rent an apartment due to his poor credit report. He discovered that his father had stolen his social security number when he was a child. The two men have the same name; one is a Jr. and the other a Sr., so it was very easy for the father to assume his son's identity and have it go undetected for over a decade.
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Memphis Magazine December 2013
C'est Magnifique!
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If I were BlackWRX, I WOULD NOT race this guy. Did you see what they were talking about? RAcing in traffic as a legitimate race? These guys are crazy and if I were racing next to him I'd be very, very worried. How do you know he won't try to run you off the road to get that "win?"
Seriously, one guy says "I think he could win, espeically if they raced in traffic. I've seen him race and he's crazy, weaving in and out of cars..."
That's NOT a responsible driver and I surely wouldn't want any part of my life in his hands.
Every single person that knows anything about cars knows the outcome will go 1 of 2 ways: the WRX will spank the Corolla hardcrore or the Corolla will do something extremely stupid and risk both driver's lives. I wouldn't do this run BlackWRX...


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Last week, international cosmetic giant LUSH Cosmetics took a look at the ugly side of the industry. The LUSH storefront window on London's Regent Street, in one of London's busiest shopping districts, was quickly turned into a tableau of cruelty that turned heads, left many feeling queasy, and made the company's position on animal testing crystal clear.
Performance artist Jacqueline Traide, 24, endured 10 hours of injections, being smothered in lotions, having a portion of her hair shaved, and irritants squirted in her eyes. The display was part of a campaign by LUSH and The Humane Society International meant to draw attention to the torturous procedures regularly employed by the beauty industry.
It wasn't a pretty sight, nor was it meant to be. Passers-by were generally stunned by the brutality.
The Cosmetic, Toiletry and Perfumery Association expressed concern that the act might mislead people; testing cosmetics on animals has been banned in Britain since 1998 and across Europe in 2004. Others have said that equating human torture with animal testing is going too far. Still others say the campaign went just far enough to provide a wakeup call needed in an industry where testing on animals still widely exists.
What do you think? Did LUSH go too far or just far enough?
I know I for one will be more cognisant of purchasing products that have not undergone any animal testing. This was a reminder worth having, as disturbing as it was.


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"More than half of the U.S. population lives within five miles of their workplace, making bicycling a feasible and fun way to get to work." May 15th is Bike to Work Day at UNH; and what better way to celebrate the warm weather than an enjoyable bike ride. Whether you take advantage of the bike lanes on the street, or want to go for a ride during your lunch break, biking is an easy way to get the recommended 150 minutes of physical activity. Your commute could become the best part of your day... Read More
Students receive an incredible amount of resources with this fee. Every student that is enrolled at UNH is required to pay about $450 per academic year in return for accessibility to Health Services. It is included with the tuition and fees bill, but what exactly does a student gain from this mandatory health fee? The Health Services department provides resources, medical appointments, testing, access to local emergency facilities, and much more, for little to no additional costs for students... Read More
This year, 2015, marks the American Public Health Association's 20th anniversary of its National Public Health Week. Over the past two decades, the APHA has made significant impacts and accomplishments in public health. They are strong believers that everyone needs to partake in helping to become a healthier nation, from national and local policy makers to the general public. By making healthier choices, we are demanding more of a variety for healthier options and are creating an environment... Read More
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Dawne L. Hole serves part time as a United States and Canada reference consultant at the Family History Library (FHL) in Salt Lake City Utah. She also spends much of her time supporting Access Service wich is the document areas on all five floors of the FHL. She has served in the FHL for over twenty-four years in a number of areas and positions including supervisor and manager in Access Services.
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I have a 2013 Cadillac XTS and the On Star was about to expire after the One Year Free Trial. I wanted to get the Full Package Directions and Connections ($28.90 monthly = $346.00 or the Annual Plan is $299.00).
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown who never ceases telling he world of his commitment to alternative energy sources was accused of trying to water down tough new European legislation to boost the uptake of renewable energy. He openly seeks a "green revolution" while working behind the doors to ensure the current oil revolution continues to damage economies. Documents obtained by the British newspaper, the Guardian, show the uK wants to block attempts to give renewable electricity sources such as wind farms priority access to the national grid. The European official who drafted the legislation accused Britain of "obstructing" EU efforts on renewables and said UK officials wanted to protect traditional energy supplies and their coal, gas, and nuclear power stations.
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Bloomberg in Times Square: 'We're Not Going to Let Them Win'
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Police are still investigating the failed bomb attack in Times Square Saturday night and who might be responsible for parking the SUV filled with explosives. Mayor Michael Bloomberg says even though New York is such a prominent target, people should feel safe living here because the city's law enforcement is so vigilant.
"I can tell you that I let my kids live in this city and I hope they do for the rest of their lives, and they come to Times Square," the mayor said.
Bloomberg pointed out how crowded Times Square was on Sunday.
"There are some people around the world who find our freedom so threatening that they're willing to kill themselves and others to prevent us from enjoying it, but we're not going to let them win," Bloomberg said.
NYPD Officer Wayne Rhatigan, who was the first officer to find the car containing the bomb, was widely hailed as a hero and dined with the mayor Sunday. Rhatigan downplayed his role. "There were two guys in bomb suits last night. Now those guys are incredible heroes. It's amazing what those guys did," Rhatigan said. "You know, it's what we do. This is our job."
Police say gasoline and propane found in the car could have cut the car in two, shattered windows and killed pedestrians. But they say the explosion probably would not have been strong enough to knock down a building. Bloomberg says there's no evidence that Al Qaeda or some other large terrorist organization was responsible.
Police are looking for white man in his 40s who appeared on surveillance video near the car where the explosives were found.
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22:20 - Eng 236-5 (88 overs): And that's all she wrote for a strange opening day in Jamaica that has seen Flintoff plod to 43 and 51 overs of spin bowling. Back at 2.45pm tomorrow for the next surreal installment, honours about even on day one.
22:00 - Eng 227-5 (84 overs): Powell and Edwards will have the last seven overs of the day as the partnership approaches 50 without any real trouble. Freddie Snail Watch update: 35 off 120 balls. It's like watching Chris Tavare but effective. kestephenson - Chanderpaul is from Guyana and those black patches under his eyes are either a) to deflect the sun or b) to please his sponsors. Delete as you see fit.
21:45 - Eng 220-5 (80 overs): England starting to work the singles now and the new ball is due. 45 minutes cricket left tonight, less if Gayle turns to his spinners to hasten a can of Red Stripe.
21:30 - Eng 209-5 (77 overs): Flintoff attempts to pull Taylor but misses and the ball smashes into his unprotected right arm. Immediately there is a golf ball size lump on the arm and people are preparing to pay entrance money to witness a circus freak show. He is ok to continue after the magic spray but that could be an x-ray job later.
21:15 - Eng 202-5 (74 overs): Drinks! I think Freddie may have took a sedative this morning - just 28 from 91 balls. Matt Prior looks pretty comfortable out there and it's gone all a bit quiet - quite literally. No conch shells, bands, dancers or local nut jobs at Jamaican grounds these days, not even that many from the Barmy Army in.
21:00 - Eng 190-5 (70 overs): I wonder what sort of reception KP got in the dressing room. As frosty as a Surrey train platform I would guess.
20:45 - Eng 184-5 (67 overs): WICKET! HUBRIS GONE MAD!!! Pietersen smashes Benn for consecutive fours and then swipes him over mid-wicket for a six that takes him to 97. The bowler gives the next ball some air and KP can't resist trying to bring up his century with a swagger BUT he only manages to loft the ball high into the Kingston sky and Ramdin takes the steepling catch. Bob Willis is having an aneurysm as we speak.
20:30 - Eng 163-4 (64 overs): These two are beginning to open their arms - Pietersen smashes Edwards through the covers and Flintoff swipes Gayle over mid-wicket in slightly ugly but effective fashion. Is anybody still there in cyber land or has everyone started chatting on the Everton-Liverpool matchcast - you can do that now, it's clever.
20:15 - Eng 150-4 (60 overs): Pietersen has upped the tempo since his tea which might have had a chaser in it. He guides Benn through the covers for a boundary and then edges Edwards past slip. That doesn't amusee the bowler who exchanges some words with the batsman - maybe they were talking about ice staking or something. 50 partnership is up and Fred has just 10.
20:00: Tea update from the satchel swingers - West Indies 15/8; England 23/20; Draw 11/4. Fidel Edwards to open up the evening session, one of the few modern Test cricketers to share a forename with a revolutionary leader. Where's Lev Smith when you need him
19:40 - Eng 132-4 (57 overs): You could drive a Fiat Punto through that gate. Benn gets one between Freddie's inside edge and his pad but fortunately for the England man, the ball bounces over the top of middle. That's tea and the slow left-armer needs some ice after bowling for the entire session. We'll back in 20 minutes - time for some rice n'peas.
19:30 - Eng 126-4 (54 overs): Pietersen drives Powell down the ground for a boundary and then brings up his 12th Test half century off 115 balls in Clapham Common fashion - by flashing hard. It races past gully with some alacrity and he then crashes a half-tracker from the same bowler past square leg. It's a runs safari!!
19:15 - Eng 107-4 (50 overs): Great stuff from the slow left-armer Benn, who is getting the ball to grip on this surface. Both Pietersen and Flintoff are beaten with sharp turn and bounce - they play with their bats out in front of their pads bringing slip and gully into play. Powell has returned at the other end and Freddie is relieved to get a bit of pace on the ball - playing a short arm jag thruogh mid-wicket for his first boundary.
19:00 - Eng 99-4 (46 overs): We lost about 20 minutes to that shower but the players are back. Two spinners against England's two most aggressive batsmen. A matter of time before the big shot you think.
18:35 - Eng 96-4 (44 overs): WICKET! The pressure tolls as Collingwood attempts to sweep a full delivery from Benn and is trapped in front of middle stump. No need for a referral - Ray Charles could have given that. Freddie Flintoff strides to the crease and to make him feel just at home we have a rain break.
18:20 - Eng 90-3 (40 overs): England break that spell of binary cricket with a couple of twos down the leg side. But this 2.25 run rate is so retro that it makes you want to don a pair of bell bottoms and put on your favourite Kool & The Gang CD.
18:05 - Eng 79-3 (35 overs): In some sort of Doris Stokes moment from Cowers, we've just had a referral. A close looking lbw shout from Gayle to Paul Collingwood, Rudi Koertzen says no, Gayle appeals, then we wait a very long time before the third umpire tells the world that the Durham man was hit outside the line of off-stump and is not out. I have seen London commuter trains on a snowy Monday move faster than that. Pietersen then looks to play the big sweep off Gayle and gets a top-edge which just falls to safety over the head of square leg. Spin in tandem with Benn's figures 11-4-11-0.
17:50 - Eng 73-3 (30 overs): More maidens than a Stockholm nightclub at the start of the afternoon session. The TV referral system is being used in this series and it's the first time England will have encountered it. Teams are allowed two unsuccessful referrals per innings but no sign of it just yet.
17:30 - News from the satchel swingers - West Indies 9/5; England 5/4; Draw 13/5. Just ten more minutes to down this pint of rum before play resumes.
17:00 - Eng 73-3 (27 overs): WICKET! Gayle's second over and the coolest man in show business strikes with an arm ball. Bell edges it to slip where Devon Smith takes a fine low catch and yet again the England number three gets in, and then gets out. LUNCH! And it's definitely been the home side's session. Congratulations to fbf_lives who has just had his IP address fasttracked for a ban - I hope you weren't spamming from work.
16:45 - Eng 66-2 (22 overs): Runs, Runs, Runs - KP with a crisp drive on the up to the fence past mid-on and then Bell clips the same bowler, who is Taylor, through the air past square leg. Talking of legs, the dancing girls who we usually see doing their stuff around the Caribbean grounds are nowhere to be seen today. Speaking as a feminist myself, it's a crying shame.
16:30 - Eng 54-2 (18 overs): There's some first morning turn for Mr Benn and tight stuff at the other end from Powell. johnnyevz82 asks 'Do you think Australia are now rubbish or have other teams like South Africa caught them up?' Well there is no doubt that the Aussies are now only just better than Bangladesh and are in the line for a solid thumping in South Africa, having said that I'd still back them to win the Ashes.
16:15 - Eng 50-2 (15 overs): The thing about the home attack is that it's not very good - Powell and Edwards have both played plenty of Test cricket and both average over 38. KP restores some order with a punishing drive down the ground. That prompts Gayle to replace Fidel with Mr Benn - whose magical adventure starts with a rank long-hop that Pietersen slashes to the fence.
16:00 - Eng 40-2 (12 overs): WICKET! Cook goes to Daren Powell's ninth legal ball as his attempted pull goes straight to Ramnaresh Sarwan at mid-on. Kevin Pietersen runs to the crease - quite literally - exchanging pleasantries with Gayle en-route before nearly running himself out second ball and then clipping Powell behind square leg for his first boundary. Time for a can of Ting as it's drinks.
15:45 - Eng 30-1 (9 overs): Nice start from the 'Sherminator' Bell, flicking Taylor off his pads for a boundary and then sweetly pushing him down the track and into the pickets. He's the cricketing Paris Hilton - looks nice but no substance. antonyslack is obviously a fan but 'Bell-Bashers' does sound like a secret boys club at Eton don't you think.
15:30 - Eng 18-1 (6 overs): WICKET! Taylor pushes one across Strauss with a little bit of an off-cutter action, the left-hander fences at the delivery and offers Denesh Ramdin a low catch behind the timbers. All viewers can complain to jonathangrosskopf57 for cursing the new skipper. Pressure now on Ian Bell.
15:15 - Eng 7-0 (3 overs): Taylor and Fidel Edwards bowling a nice full length and Strauss is drawn into a half hearted drive by the former. It is at a lovely catching height for third slip but Xavier Marshall shells it!! An early let-off for the skipper and he compounds the bowler's misery by driving him down the track for the first boundary of the day.
15:00: New skipper Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook stride to the middle and the weather is hot, blooming hot! Factor 25 weather - good thing England don't have someone of Nantie Hayward's complexion in their line-up. Jerome Taylor takes the new ball.
14:45: Cowers has just taken the key from his Ford Zeffer and can report that the track is very flat and does not have the usual sheen or shine you would expect. Back in the seventies, you could have a shave in the reflection off this Sabina Park pitch. It does not look fasy or bouncy and is so dry it should turn as the game progresses.
14:30: Andrew Flintoff has recovered from his side strain and takes his place in the England XI that we predicted earlier so no Anderson, Swann or Shah.
Andrew Strauss wins the toss and opts to bat first on a dry, brown pitch.
For the home side, Dale Richards has failed a late fitness test so Devon Smith opens with captain Chris Gayle and Suleiman Benn gets the nod for the spinners' berth.
West Indies: 1 Chris Gayle (capt), 2 Devon Smith, 3 Ramnaresh Sarwan, 4 Xavier Marshall, 5 Shivnarine Chanderpaul, 6 Brendan Nash, 7 Denesh Ramdin (wk), 8 Jerome Taylor, 9 Daren Powell, 10 Sulieman Benn, 11 Fidel Edwards
England: 1 Andrew Strauss (capt), 2 Alastair Cook, 3 Ian Bell, 4 Kevin Pietersen, 5 Paul Collingwood, 6 Andrew Flintoff, 7 Matt Prior (wk), 8 Stuart Broad, 9 Ryan Sidebottom, 10, Steve Harmison, 11 Monty Panesar


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maybe there is a reflection of herself and it startles her.
Maybe move them away from the nearest window or door to lessen the light hitting the bowl. Maybe her tags are also banging againist the bowl try to take the collar off in the house if needed.
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Try non-chlorinated water for a day and see if this helps. Maybe your pooch knows the chlorine is going to give it a heart failure, but is thirsty and wants the contaminants out of the water.
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i had a full tummytuck 17 days ago, i am concerned about the swelling i have. i also have a baby that weighs 17 pounds that i recently had to pick up in his car seat, i'm hoping i did not tear or rip a internal stitch.
i was told by staff at the surgeons office that i could pick up my baby after a week, i wish i would have researched it better. but by reading info online about it they say about 4 to 6 weeks before lifting anything heavier then 10 pounds. i am really freaking out about it, i had child care the first week, but it is hard to have round the clock childcare unless you have a live-in nanny which i dont have.Lifting baby and tummy tuck - just wanting some info about what i should do, and lifting baby.


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Interestingly enough, it appears that the original model is getting a slight refresh in the form of the Samsung Galaxy S Plus – and boy does that plus mean more! Specifically, it retains the shell and design of the original, but underneath it all, it's packing some beefier specs to perk up the interest of some people. From the looks of it, the Galaxy S Plus features a faster 1.4GHz single-core processor, larger 1,650 mAh battery, and it runs Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread right from the start.
Obviously, recent buyers of the original model (and its variants) might be crying right now knowing that this one is coming to market. As it stands for right now, Vodafone is going to be the exclusive carrier for the handset, but it'll be interesting to see how Samsung plays out its cards in bringing this device to other markets. In fact, Vodafone is selling the handset for free on plans that start at £30 per month.
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- Fours
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- J Charles 24
- DR Smith 10
- NE Bonner 24
- DM Bravo 12
- KA Pollard 54*
- DJ Bravo 14
- DJG Sammy 7
- CS Baugh 1
- GE Mathurin 1*
- B Lee 2/30
- JL Pattinson 0/21
- CJ McKay 0/21
- SR Watson 1/16
- XJ Doherty 0/34
- DT Christian 3/27
Brett Lee is limbering up, with Johnson Charles facing first up ...
1.55pm: The sound of kettle drums from the TV means we are T-minus 5 from kick-off. The ODIs were tightly contested, not to mention filled to the brim with sixes - so we'll
doubtless get a stinker hopefully see more of the same today.
1.40pm: News from the ground is that West Indies have won the toss and will bat first. Australia have already announced their line-up, with James Pattinson and Daniel Christian coming into the side; West Indies will certainly be without Andre Russell - he battled injury during the ODI series and has now been ruled out of the T20Is with a hamstring injury.
There are actually several new faces in the West Indies line-up, with Nkrumah Bonner, Krishmar Santokie and Garey Mathurin all making just their second appearances in international cricket. No room for Marlon Samuels, though, despite his
excruciatingly slow batting in the ODIs IPL contract and recent spell in Bangladesh's T20 league.
West Indies: 1 Johnson Charles, 2 Dwayne Smith, 3 Darren Bravo, 4 Dwayne Bravo, 5 Kieron Pollard, 6 Carlton Baugh (wk), 7 Darren Sammy (capt), 8 Nkrumah Bonner, 9 Krishmar Santokie, 10 Garey Mathurin, 11 Sunil Narine
Sammy (c), Dwayne Bravo (vc), Baugh, Bonner, Darren Bravo, Charles, Mathurin, Narine, Pollard, Santokie, Dwayne Smith.
Australia: 1 David Warner, 2 Shane Watson, 3 Matthew Wade (wk), 4 Michael Hussey, 5 David Hussey, 6 George Bailey (capt), 7 Daniel Christian, 8 Brett Lee, 9 James Pattinson, 10 Clint McKay, 11 Xavier Doherty
1.35pm: It's that time again. Welcome to the first T20 international between West Indies and Australia from St Lucia. The match is due to get underway in about 25 minutes and we'll bring you news on the toss and teams shortly. In the meantime, a couple of stats: since the 2010 World Twenty20, West Indies have won two out of seven T20Is, while Australia have won three from 11. One of the those distinctly mediocre records is likely to improve today ...
Lee to Charles, 1 wide, woosh, that's swung almost off the strip - Charles bends double trying to get the toe of his bat on it in vain
Lee to Charles, no run, slightly back of a length and tighter to the stumps, touch of swing and the ball beats Charles' push
Lee to Charles, no run, tempting length, swinging away from the right-hander again, this time Charles plays a more authentic leave
Lee to Charles, 1 run, straighter, scooting off a leading edge wide of mid-off as the ball moved away from the batsman
Lee to Smith, FOUR, touch short and on the stumps, Smith clips smoothly off his pads for four to deep backward square
Lee to Smith, no run, length outside off, punched to cover
Lee to Smith, 1 run, back of a length, on the body and chipped into the leg side
End of over 1 (7 runs) West Indies 7/0 (RR: 7.00)
- DR Smith 5 (3b 1x4)
- J Charles 1 (3b)
- B Lee 1-0-7-0
At the other end, it's Darren Pattinson's less-talented younger brother ...
Pattinson to Smith, 1 wide, veers down the leg side to begin in the same fashion as Lee
Pattinson to Smith, no run, good pace, back of a length outside off and Smith fails to connect with a big heave across the line
Pattinson to Smith, no run, pitched up, seaming in, inside-edged on to the batsman's pads
Pattinson to Smith, no run, full and straight, Smith clears his feet out of the way and clumps straight to mid-on
Pattinson to Smith, 1 run, length ball, pushed into the gap in front of midwicket - they want two but are forced into a rethink
Pattinson to Charles, 2 runs, short ball pulled in muscular fashion over midwicket, it doesn't go all the way but they pick up a couple
Pattinson to Charles, FOUR, room outside off for Charles to swing his arms, the ball pinging away off a thick outside edge to third man
End of over 2 (8 runs) West Indies 15/0 (RR: 7.50)
- J Charles 7 (5b 1x4)
- DR Smith 6 (7b 1x4)
- JL Pattinson 1-0-8-0
- B Lee 1-0-7-0
Lee to Smith, FOUR, back of a length from Lee and that feeds Smith's brutal hook shot, the ball smashed baseball-style over midwicket for one that isn't coming back anytime soon
Lee to Smith, no run, pitched up and blocked in front of the stumps
Lee to Smith, OUT, slightly short again and this time Smith perishes! Lee slung a fast delivery well outside off, the batsman tried to cut but got just a sliver of bat on it, Matt Wade taking a comfortable catch
DR Smith c †Wade b Lee 10 (10b 2x4 0x6) SR: 100.00
Here's one of the newbies for WI, Nkrumah Bonner ...
Lee to Bonner, no run, back of a length, defended
Lee to Bonner, no run, more width from Lee, Bonner has a swish, a la Smith, but luckily for him gets nothing on it
Lee to Bonner, no run, back of a length outside off, played short on the off side, the batsmen set off for a run but quickly change their mind as cover-point comes haring in
End of over 3 (4 runs) West Indies 19/1 (RR: 6.33)
- NE Bonner 0 (3b)
- J Charles 7 (5b 1x4)
- B Lee 2-0-11-1
- JL Pattinson 1-0-8-0
Karthik Mohan has taken the bait: "What do you mean lesser talented younger brother?"
Here comes Pattinson Jr again ...
Pattinson to Charles, no run, on the legs, clipped smartly behind square - but there's a fielder in place to collect
Pattinson to Charles, 1 run, defended in front of the stumps and they steal one
Pattinson to Bonner, no run, goes back and defends a slightly shorter ball into the off side
Pattinson to Bonner, 1 run, touch short of a length, outside off, guided down to third man
Pattinson to Charles, 1 run, short ball, Charles gets under it and loop the ball off the splice but short of mid-on
Pattinson to Bonner, no run, length, cut hard but well fielded at point
End of over 4 (3 runs) West Indies 22/1 (RR: 5.50)
- NE Bonner 1 (6b)
- J Charles 9 (8b 1x4)
- JL Pattinson 2-0-11-0
- B Lee 2-0-11-1
Lee to Charles, FOUR, length ball outside off and Charles rocks on his haunches, slapping a cross-batted shot back down the ground for four
Lee to Charles, FOUR, slower bouncer helped round the corner by the batsman, beating the man inside the circle and scooting to long leg
Lee to Charles, FOUR, full bunger on leg stump from Lee, bashed meatily through square leg. Charles is running riot
Lee to Charles, 1 run, tip and run to point ... direct hit by the fielder, David Warner. They call for a review but Charles was home
Lee to Bonner, no run, slightly short and wide, similar to the ball that got Smith, but Bonner again fails to connect
Lee to Bonner, no run, tentative play and miss outside off, Bonner playing well away from his body. Doesn't look like he's faced Lee's pace before (imagine being able to say that about a West Indies batsman)
End of over 5 (13 runs) West Indies 35/1 (RR: 7.00)
- NE Bonner 1 (8b)
- J Charles 22 (12b 4x4)
- B Lee 3-0-24-1
- JL Pattinson 2-0-11-0
"Can someone tell me how is Smith or Bonner a better choice than Barath," wonders Sunil. His first name would be a decent Scrabble score ...
Here's Clint McKay replacing Pattinson.
McKay to Charles, 1 run, length, outside off, dabbed to third man
McKay to Bonner, 1 run, room outside off, slid off the face to the same part of the field
McKay to Charles, 1 run, Charles advances, McKay responding by sending down a slower ball that follows the batsman, forcing him to wait on the stroke before cutting gently through point
McKay to Bonner, no run, on the stumps, pushed into the off side from back in the crease
McKay to Bonner, no run, length, bit of room outside off, cut into the ground
McKay to Bonner, no run, slower ball, tossed up, tries to drive down the ground but misses, bottom-edging jjust past the stumps along the ground through to Wade
End of over 6 (3 runs) West Indies 38/1 (RR: 6.33)
- NE Bonner 2 (12b)
- J Charles 24 (14b 4x4)
- CJ McKay 1-0-3-0
- B Lee 3-0-24-1
Shane Watson is on at the other end ...
Watson to Charles, no run, length, pushed out to cover
Watson to Charles, OUT, pitched up, misses with a swipe across the line ... gone! Watson didn't do anything spectacular with that delivery but it was on target and that's sometimes all you need. Charles goes lbw after a colourful cameo
J Charles lbw b Watson 24 (16b 4x4 0x6) SR: 150.00
Darren Bravo is the new batsman
Watson to DM Bravo, FOUR, lovely timing, immaculately cover-driving a length ball to the rope
Watson to DM Bravo, no run, not so pretty that stroke, slashing unsuccessully at a ball that was back of a length and well wide of off stump
Watson to DM Bravo, no run, pitched up and swinging away from the left-hander, Bravo fails to connect with a full-blooded cut shot
Watson to DM Bravo, no run, on the stumps, dug out square on the off side
End of over 7 (4 runs) West Indies 42/2 (RR: 6.00)
- DM Bravo 4 (4b 1x4)
- NE Bonner 2 (12b)
- SR Watson 1-0-4-1
- CJ McKay 1-0-3-0
McKay to Bonner, FOUR, a shot in anger from Bonner! The ball was pitched up, wide of the wicket and clubbed over cover for a one-bounce four
McKay to Bonner, 1 run, McKay replies by targeting the stumps and is clipped through midwicket for a single
McKay to DM Bravo, 1 run, back of a length, banged in at the batsman's body, nudged square on the leg side
McKay to Bonner, no run, full ball, rolled out the back of the hand to take the pace off, miscued to point
McKay to Bonner, FOUR, rank delivery from McKay, short and well down the leg side, Bonner just needs a tickle off the bat to get four to fine leg
McKay to Bonner, 1 run, length outside off, dabbed deliberately to third man
Not the most explosive of starts from the hosts, but solid enough at this stage.
End of over 8 (11 runs) West Indies 53/2 (RR: 6.62)
- NE Bonner 12 (17b 2x4)
- DM Bravo 5 (5b 1x4)
- CJ McKay 2-0-14-0
- SR Watson 1-0-4-1
Watson to Bonner, 1 run, slightly full, punched down the ground towards long-on
Watson to DM Bravo, no run, angled across the batsman, played to point, with Warner again trying to throw down the non-striker's end
Watson to DM Bravo, 1 run, leg-stump line, worked to midwicket
Watson to Bonner, no run, full-pitched, driven on the bounce to extra-cover
Watson to Bonner, no run, down the leg side, the ball comes off a glove and dribbles away, Wade fielding to prevent a run
Watson to Bonner, 1 run, full toss, on the stumps, driven languidly down the ground for another single
End of over 9 (3 runs) West Indies 56/2 (RR: 6.22)
- NE Bonner 14 (21b 2x4)
- DM Bravo 6 (7b 1x4)
- SR Watson 2-0-7-1
- CJ McKay 2-0-14-0
Here's Kavir: "Bonner showed good promise in the Caribbean T20, Smith the same plus BPL. Barath should focus on his natural game in ODIs & Test. T20 is spoiling his game if you ask me. The real question is where is Badree?"
And here's Xavier Doherty ...
Doherty to Bonner, 1 run, length, outside off, cut away in front of point
Doherty to DM Bravo, no run, on the batsman's leg, jabbed to short square
Doherty to DM Bravo, no run, tossed up outside off and driven hard to the cover fielder
Doherty to DM Bravo, 1 run, flighted again, comes out of the crease to punch a drive to long-off
Doherty to Bonner, 1 run, room outside off, squirted to the sweeper in the deep
Doherty to DM Bravo, FOUR, full length, not much turn and Bravo smears a cut shot over the head of point. That was really just a thick edge but it had enough on it to beat the chasing fielder
End of over 10 (7 runs) West Indies 63/2 (RR: 6.30)
- DM Bravo 11 (11b 2x4)
- NE Bonner 16 (23b 2x4)
- XJ Doherty 1-0-7-0
- SR Watson 2-0-7-1
Another change, with Daniel Christian into the attack.
Christian to Bonner, 1 run, full ball, on the stumps, Bonner manages to squeeze it out on the leg side. Good start from Christian
Christian to DM Bravo, 1 run, slightly overpitched, Bravo swings his forearms through an off-drive which flies along the ground to the fielder on the rope
Christian to Bonner, 1 run, length outside off, punched through cover-point
Christian to DM Bravo, no run, good length, angled across and seaming a little, beats the outside edge
Christian to DM Bravo, OUT, toe ends a pull shot and Bravo is gone! The ball wasn't quite short enough, Bravo got under it and the catch looped fairly gently out towards deep midwicket, where the fielder had to run a long way in to claim it
DM Bravo c Pattinson b Christian 12 (14b 2x4 0x6) SR: 85.71
Batsman finding it hard to hit boundaries now ... though Kieron Pollard doesn't usually have that problem
Christian to Bonner, 1 run, dropped into the leg side for a quick single
End of over 11 (4 runs) West Indies 67/3 (RR: 6.09)
- NE Bonner 19 (26b 2x4)
- KA Pollard 0 (0b)
- DT Christian 1-0-4-1
- XJ Doherty 1-0-7-0
Doherty to Bonner, no run, length, cut straight to the fielder at point
Doherty to Bonner, 2 runs, fuller ball, dabbed down to third man for a couple
Doherty to Bonner, 2 runs, tossed up on the stumps, straightening, and Bonner top-edges a sweep into the vacant backward square leg area
Doherty to Bonner, no run, comes down the wicket, Doherty drags it short and fields off his own bowling
Doherty to Bonner, no run, flighted on the stumps, Bonner misses with a slog-sweep ... it thumped the pads but was going down the leg side
Doherty to Bonner, 1 run, leg-stump line, Bonner backs away and drills a shot past cover
End of over 12 (5 runs) West Indies 72/3 (RR: 6.00)
- NE Bonner 24 (32b 2x4)
- KA Pollard 0 (0b)
- XJ Doherty 2-0-12-0
- DT Christian 1-0-4-1
Christian to Bonner, OUT, bowled him, top of middle! Another wicket for Christian and the wheels are falling off for West Indies! Bonner's somewhat ponderous innings ends with a skip down the wicket, missing with his attempted swipe and seeing his bails go pop
NE Bonner b Christian 24 (33b 2x4 0x6) SR: 72.72
Christian to DJ Bravo, 1 run, pitched up, driven back past the bowler to long-on
Christian to Pollard, 1 run, length, played into the leg side by Pollard, pressing forward
Christian to DJ Bravo, 1 run, Bravo is very active in his crease, taking the ball from outside off to hit down the ground to long-on
Christian to Pollard, no run, length ball, drawing Pollard forward, fizzing past the outside edge
Christian to Pollard, SIX, pitched up, in the slot and Pollard nonchalantly smacks a Dorothy straight back down the ground. Such power in those arms ... *sighs*
End of over 13 (9 runs) West Indies 81/4 (RR: 6.23)
- KA Pollard 7 (3b 1x6)
- DJ Bravo 2 (2b)
- DT Christian 2-0-13-2
- XJ Doherty 2-0-12-0
Pattinson back into the attack ...
Pattinson to DJ Bravo, 1 run, length, angled in towards the stumps, knocked short on the off side and they scramble one
Pattinson to Pollard, 1 run, again targeting the stumps, worked off the pads to short midwicket, more good running garners a single
Pattinson to DJ Bravo, FOUR, full, room outside off, Bravo steps out and punches over cover, his bat high over his head as the ball skedaddles away for a boundary
Pattinson to DJ Bravo, 1 run, full and on the stumps, turned into the leg side
Pattinson to Pollard, 1 run, back of a length outside off, played like a tennis shot on the back foot down to third man
Pattinson to DJ Bravo, 2 runs, full, driven aerially again, beats the dive of point but is fielded in the deep
"Must confess i was happy to see bonner and the windies lose a wicket bc it brought Pollard and Dwayne Bravo together," says Antonio, who knows what he likes and no mistaking.
End of over 14 (10 runs) West Indies 91/4 (RR: 6.50)
- DJ Bravo 10 (6b 1x4)
- KA Pollard 9 (5b 1x6)
- JL Pattinson 3-0-21-0
- DT Christian 2-0-13-2
McKay returns at the other end ...
McKay to Pollard, 1 run, on the stumps, out the back of the hand, flicked through the leg side
McKay to DJ Bravo, 1 run, slower ball outside off, worked away behind point
McKay to Pollard, 2 runs, pitched up, driven wide of mid-on and they run hard for a couple
McKay to Pollard, 1 run, full length again, whipped through midwicket
McKay to DJ Bravo, 1 run, more of the same from McKay, Bravo can't get under it and squirts to deep midwicket
McKay to Pollard, 1 run, full, dug out down the ground to long-on
End of over 15 (7 runs) West Indies 98/4 (RR: 6.53)
- KA Pollard 14 (9b 1x6)
- DJ Bravo 12 (8b 1x4)
- CJ McKay 3-0-21-0
- JL Pattinson 3-0-21-0
"It hasn't been that interesting considering this is a T20 format," grumbles Mayank. "Sammy should promote himself up the order and continue his blitz from the last ODI. That will definitely have people screaming around the ground!" Yes, screaming 'why don't you bat higher up the order?!'
Doherty is on for a twirl ...
Doherty to Pollard, FOUR, on leg stump, Pollard plays a delicate fine sweep, like an elephant bending down to pet a mouse
Doherty to Pollard, SIX, that's huge! Tossed up by Doherty and cannoned back down the ground on to the roof of the pavilion
Doherty to Pollard, SIX, tossed up on leg-stump and he goes big again, this time drilling a flat six over deep midwicket!
Doherty to Pollard, 1 run, on leg stump again, clipped along the ground this time to deep midwicket
Doherty to DJ Bravo, 1 run, flighted, driven down the ground for one
Doherty to Pollard, FOUR, on the stumps, turning across Pollard, big top edge as the batsman swings murderously, the ball flying high over cover-point - but there was no man out on that side
End of over 16 (22 runs) West Indies 120/4 (RR: 7.50)
- KA Pollard 35 (14b 2x4 3x6)
- DJ Bravo 13 (9b 1x4)
- XJ Doherty 3-0-34-0
- CJ McKay 3-0-21-0
Another change, with Christian back on...
Christian to DJ Bravo, 1 run, full, worked into the leg side for one
Christian to Pollard, SIX, pitched up, angled towards leg stump and Pollard deposits another vicious six-hit over the leg side boundary
Christian to Pollard, SIX, again! full toss, clubbed over deep midwicket, fetch that ... and Pollard is one more boundary from a half-century
Christian to Pollard, no run, gets the yorker length right this time, blocked back to the bowler
Christian to Pollard, 1 run, up in the blockhole, dug out to deep midwicket
Christian to DJ Bravo, OUT, lofted drive and taken at long-off. Bravo doesn't have quite the same muscle as Pollard and he got under a punched shot off a length ball, unable to clear the man in the deep
DJ Bravo c DJ Hussey b Christian 14 (11b 1x4 0x6) SR: 127.27
The St Lucia crowd turn their amps up to 11, as Darren Sammy walks to the wicket ...
End of over 17 (14 runs) West Indies 134/5 (RR: 7.88)
- KA Pollard 48 (18b 2x4 5x6)
- DT Christian 3-0-27-3
- XJ Doherty 3-0-34-0
Watson the bowler ...
Watson to Pollard, 1 run, length ball, drilled out towards long-off
Watson to Sammy, no run, slower ball outside off, Sammy sits in the crease and prods to short extra-cover
Watson to Sammy, 1 run, pitched up, on the stumps, frees the arms to drive down the ground
Watson to Pollard, 1 run, full, drifting towards leg stump, shovelled into the leg side - that's fifty for Pollard, incredibly his first in T20Is. It's the fastest by a West Indian too
Watson to Sammy, no run, wide of the stumps, Sammy had back away and misses with a swing
Watson to Sammy, 1 run, almost a full toss, on the stumps, dobbled to cover
End of over 18 (4 runs) West Indies 138/5 (RR: 7.66)
- DJG Sammy 2 (4b)
- KA Pollard 50 (20b 2x4 5x6)
- SR Watson 3-0-11-1
- DT Christian 3-0-27-3
Lee returns for the penultimate over ...
Lee to Sammy, no run, Sammy steps away again, Lee goes wide on the off side, just inside the popping crease - no stroke from the batsman
Lee to Sammy, FOUR, pitched up, outside leg and glanced down to the rope, easy as you like
Lee to Sammy, 1 run, shuffles across and scoops a full-pitched delivery through midwicket
Lee to Pollard, 1 leg bye, superb ball from Lee, yorker-length and hitting Pollard's back leg outside leg stump, the ball rebounding behind point
Lee to Sammy, OUT, holes out to long-off! Pitched up by Lee, again well outside off, Sammy wasn nowhere near the pitch and his heave down the ground came off the bottom of the bat
DJG Sammy c DJ Hussey b Lee 7 (8b 1x4 0x6) SR: 87.50
Lee to Pollard, 1 run, on the stumps, keeps the damage down as Pollard turns to midwicket
End of over 19 (7 runs) West Indies 145/6 (RR: 7.63)
- KA Pollard 51 (22b 2x4 5x6)
- CS Baugh 0 (0b)
- B Lee 4-0-30-2
- SR Watson 3-0-11-1
The final over will be bowled by Shane Watson. Can Pollard turn a decent score into a formidable one?
Watson to Pollard, 1 run, full, down the leg side, Pollard edges through his legs for a single
Watson to Baugh, 1 run, on the legs, nudged deftly to short midwicket and they scamper one
Watson to Pollard, no run, pitched up, on the stumps and drifting further down leg, Pollard swings over the top of the ball and it sails through to the keeper
Watson to Pollard, 1 run, OUT, digs a shot out towards deep midwicket, they try for two but Pollard slips on the way back down ... Baugh makes sure they cross to sacrifice himself
CS Baugh run out 1 (1b 0x4 0x6) SR: 100.00
Watson to Pollard, 1 run, kept low, Pollard can't do much with that and Mathurin will face the final delivery
Watson to Mathurin, 1 run, full, outside the left-hander's off stump, drilled to extra-cover - that takes West Indies to 150
3.30pm: Kieron Pollard is in outrageous form and he's dragged West Indies up to a respectable total. Though, when you consider how cleanly he struck the ball, you have to think West Indies' total is a little below par ... Australia's chase will begin in around 15 minutes, so don't go away.
End of over 20 (5 runs) West Indies 150/7
- GE Mathurin 1 (1b)
- KA Pollard 54 (26b 2x4 5x6)
- SR Watson 4-0-16-1
- B Lee 4-0-30-2


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EDIT: I'm also guessing, from looking at them, Valve didn't do anything to make them look any better.
EDIT EDIT: It's also a shame they didn't make snipers shoes a bodygroup, As his shoes poke through on a lot of poses.
EDIT EDIT EDIT: 'Add cowboy boots to game. Cannot equip on engineer' Honestly, what use would demo have for those boots, as opposed to engy? Perfect logics.


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The Bears still have a couple of days left until they need to submit a final injury report for Week 11, but they aren't going to try to keep anybody guessing about the status of Jay Cutler. They have ruled Cutler out for Monday's game versus the 49ers. Jason Campbell will get his first start of the season as a result. Cutler suffered a concussion during Sunday's game against the Texans, the third concussion of his pro career.
Fantasy Analysis:
We'll see if Cutler can get cleared for Week 12 when he would have a nice matchup at home versus the Vikings. I don't trust Campbell at all against the Niners. While their run defense has been exposed in recent weeks, I expect San Fran to stack the box, stop Matt Forte as much as possible and force Campbell to beat them. I would still start Brandon Marshall , however. I have to believe that Chicago's coaches will find ways to get him involved, no matter what.


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The president's budget has included the chained CPI in a foolish attempt to deal with the Republicans on Social Security. We need to contact our congressmen and the president to protest such a devastating idea.
According to Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, this is a horrible idea for Social Security recipients. He claims Social Security has not contributed to the deficit and has a $2.7 trillion surplus that will last for 20 years and shouldn't even be part of the discussion.
Sanders added an amendment to the budget opposing the chained CPI. The chained CPI switches the basis for the COLA and will reduce scheduled benefits for seniors, widows, veterans, retirees, children and the disabled. Cuts will start small and get larger over time and will lower your payments as you get older — just when you need more, not less. The average senior would lose $14,000 of their hard-earned money that they paid into Social Security. The cuts amount to $127 billion in benefits over the next 10 years.
The interesting thing is that the Senate unanimously voted against cuts to Social Security using the chained CPI. Why haven't the media reported this vote?
Well, the corruption of the national media is very apparent in the reporting of Social Security. According to Business Insider, almost all media comes from the "Big 6." Massive corporations, through mergers and acquisitions, have concentrated their control over what we see, hear and read.
In 1983, 90 percent of the American media was controlled by 50 companies. By 2011, 90 percent was owned by six corporations — GE, News Corp (Fox), Disney, Viacom, Time Warner and CBS, and these same six own 70 percent of cable. I call it the corporate media elite influencing the messages we receive.
Also, there is no basis for the claim that the chained CPI would give a more accurate measure of the rate of inflation. The vote on Sanders' amendment should have been newsworthy. Not one senator, Republican or Democrat, wanted to go on record in support of this cut to Social Security.
The AARP, the AFL-CIO, the National Organization for Women, the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Disabled American Veterans and the AMVETS adamantly oppose chained CPI. Send a petition to the president and your elected officials by visiting SignOn. Org.
Also check out the AARP's online tools to calculate how the chained CPI will affect you.
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The Greater Puget Sound Youth Football League held its championships for the fourth- to eighth-grade teams at Steilacoom High School on Nov. 10, with the Bellarmine Lions Youth Football Club emerging with three wins and the Tacoma Panthers taking two victories. The Panthers emerged with a 34-0 win over the East Side Angels in the fourth-grade game, as quarterback Larry Glover hit Julien Simon for a 59-yard touchdown in the second quarter and connected with Jousha Henry from seven yards out in the third quarter. The Panthers held the Angels to under 40 total yards in the game and just one first down, as they completed a perfect 11-0 season.
The Lions beat the Panthers 31-20 in the fifth-grade game, as running back Kelee Ringo had 10 carries for 180 yards and four touchdowns, while adding a 56-yard touchdown catch. The Lions also finished 11-0 on the year.
The Panthers got revenge by claiming a 49-34 win over the Lions in the sixth-grade matchup of two undefeated squads. Panthers quarterback Kaleb Arthur scored on an 18-yard run to make it 14-14 shortly before halftime, and running back Jasiah Marcus gave the Panthers a 21-14 lead as time expired in the first half with a 93-yard touchdown run. The Panthers put up 437 rushing yards and seven touchdowns on the ground. Lions quarterback Michael Hearon, meanwhile, was 8-for-18 for 148 yards with a touchdown and an interception, while adding 15 carries for 81 yards and three touchdowns in the losing effort.
The seventh grade Lions topped the Panthers 26-7 later to finish 12-0 on the season, as they are on a 30-game winning streak in the league dating through multiple seasons. Malik Putney's three first-half touchdown runs gave the Lions a 20-0 lead at the half, as they captured their third straight league title.
The Lions then beat the East Side Angels 24-19 in the eighth grade game, as quarterback Christian Moore was 9-for-16 for 252 yards and three touchdowns. Lawrence Lovelace, Jr. hauled in touchdown passes of 60 and 63 yards for the Lions, while fellow wideout Kyle Casey caught an 81-yard touchdown from Moore. Angels running back Cale Lindsey had 25 carries for 131 yards and three touchdowns in the losing effort. Quarterback K.D. Humphrey led the team downfield for a potential game-winning touchdown, but was sacked by the Lions' Isaiah Conner to end the game.


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66 Olds Toronado
So I have this 66 Olds Toronado, the first year of front wheel drive. I am in the process of changing the front differential fluid and am wondering what type of fluid I should put back in it. What came out of it was not gear oil....much thinner.. From what I have read the frist two years 66-67.. this olds used a plantiary system.. then in 68 they switched to a ring and pinion. I looked in my Chiltons and all it says is to use "special fluid number" then it has a number that means nothing to me. Have visited dealerships and no-one seams to know.. thought someone here might have run across this. Any help would helpful
Thanks in advance
Toranado fluids
I had a 67, and still have the shop service manual. GM lists the fluid for the final drive as GM part number 1050015 or equivalent.
The 67 final drive is described as a ring and planetary gear system, so I can only assume that it would take the same fluid.
Give this web site a try.
Thanks for the response... I found that number also the only problem I am having now is deciding is tha gear-oil or A.T.F. Being that it is a planatary gear set-up? none of the dealers around here have a clue...
Final drive fluids
It is almost certainly a gear lube. The reason I say that is because of the ring and pinion assembly. I would use the 75-90 Amsoil synthetic gear lube. It has 4 times the film strength of a standard gear lube, and yet it pours almost like oil. I have been using synthetics in all my applications for over 26 years with excellent results.
well that exactaly what I was thinking but then beacue they use a planatary stytem and not really a ring and pinion it threw me a little. Unless I am not understanding what the manual is saying about the planatary system setup.
66 Olds Toronado
When you look at the picture, it becomes clear. There is a ring and pinion assembly which drives the planetary system.
I am looking through some of my other books to see if I can get another number for the lube.
66 Toronado lube
By looking through my old lube manuals, I was able to find that the GM part number of the lube for the final drive is a gear lube. I was not able to determine the viscosity, but by using the synthetic lube, you will be exceeding the capabilities of a 60s gear lube.
Is the diff isolated from the trans? Hate to see the trans get some 80-90 in it! Might not shift too good.
66 Olds Toronado
Yes, the final drive is a separate unit bolted to a TH425 transmission. The TH425 is just the Toronado version of the TH400. It, of course, uses ATF.
I built a front wheel drive 1970 Chevelle with a 1966 Toronado front sub frame clip.
The final drive is separate form the trans. I used gear oil in the final drive unit.
As I a side note: I had a 6-71 blown small block chev adapted to the t-425 trans axle. The 66 t-425 should also be a switch pitch converter transaxle.
66 Olds Toronado
Yep, once you have driven a TH 400 with the 2 stage converter, the regular THs just don't measure up. If I was to make just one modification beyond adding a shift kit to a TH400, that would be the one. Kenny Bell used to sell a conversion kit, but it wasn't a big deal to convert to a 2 stage converter.
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