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History will not be Beau Bell's greatest ally as he begins his professional football career with the Browns next month. Same can be said for Martin Rucker.
The likelihood of Bell and Rucker ascending to anything resembling star status in the National Football League will be severely challenged by their misfortune of being selected by Cleveland in the fourth round of the college draft several weeks ago.
Over the years, the fourth round has been a graveyard littered with failure for the Browns. For whatever reason, being picked in that round by Cleveland has been a precursor to disappointment and non-fulfillment.
The Browns have participated in the college lottery since 1950, whey they entered the NFL. Since then, they have drafted 56 players in the fourth round. Twelve other fourth-round picks were traded, including four in a row by Bill Belichick in his five-year Cleveland run. The only fourth-rounder who stuck with Belichick was defensive tackle Pio Sagapolutele.
Of the 56 drafted, only 38 suited up and played at one time or another. And just 17 started at least one game.
From wide receiver Bob (Red) Wilson in 1950 to Bell and Rucker, only one fourth-round selection developed into an All-Pro. A sad commentary on the drafting fortunes of the Browns.
In 1952, Browns coach Paul Brown selected a running back out of North Texas State with the first of two picks in the fourth round and turned him into one of the best wide receivers in the NFL.
The late Ray Renfro, a whippet of a runner with excellent hands, successfully made the conversion from running back and went on to play 12 productive seasons with the Browns, notching Pro Bowl honors on three occasions.
Renfro, nicknamed Rabbit because of his speed, is mentioned frequently in the records section of the club's media guide. He still owns the club marks for most 100-yard receiving games (14, tied with Webster Slaughter), highest career receiving average (19.6 yards a catch) and highest receiving average in a season (28.05 yards in 1957). He is also second in career receiving yards with 5,508 and tied with eight others for most touchdown catches in a game (3).
Other than Renfro, no fourth-rounder has played quality football for the Browns beyond a four-year period. Not one.
You'd figure that over the years, the Browns would stumble blindly into some fourth-round luck. They haven't come even close and their failure to do so has got to cause at least a little concern and wonderment.
The draft is considered by many to be a crapshoot to begin with, but this is carrying it a bit too far. You'd figure the blind-squirrel syndrome would kick in somewhere along the line.
Uh, no.
Defensive backs Tony Peters and Oliver Davis and defensive end Mike St. Clair started for a few seasons in the mid-1970s; wide receiver Brian Brennan was a third receiver in the mid- to late-1980s; cornerback Anthony Henry intercepted 10 passes as a rookie nickelback in 2001, but had only seven additional picks in the next three seasons; and middle linebacker Wali Rainer started for three seasons in the embryonic stages of the new Browns. Only Brennan was a significant contributor on a consistent basis.
Other than that, the fourth round has been a barren wasteland of bad guesses and disappointment.
Carl Ward, a fourth-round selection in 1967, owns a place in the club's record annals with a record 104-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in his rookie season against the Washington Redskins. It was his lone contribution in two seasons.
The Browns struck gold when they drafted defensive end Jim Marshall in 1960. Only one problem. The Ohio State star started several games as a rookie and then was dealt to the Minnesota Vikings. He started every game for the Vikings for 19 straight seasons as one of the famed Purple People Eaters on the defensive line. Overall, he started 282 consecutive games (an NFL record for non-kickers) in a 20-year career.
And middle linebacker Dave Lloyd, the second of two fourth-round picks by the Browns in 1959, enjoyed NFL success, but it wasn't in Cleveland. He became a starter in his third season with the club before being shipped to Detroit, where he played a year before finishing up with eight strong seasons in Philadelphia, achieving Pro Bowl status in 1969.
Such lamentable selections as Jerry Hilgenberg (1954), Paul Camera (1957), Gary Prahst (1959), Don Shackelford (1964), Pete Duranko (1966), Bubba Pena (1971), Gene Swick (1976), Pete Pullara (1978), Ron Crews (1980), Andrew Stewart (1989), Lee Suggs (2003) and Antonio Perkins (2005) are a mute testament to the Browns' dismal failure in round four.
Pullara was the last fourth-rounder who failed to make the final roster. Since 1979, every fourth-rounder has been under contract for at least one season, justifying their selection for at least the one season.
Now, it's Bell's and Rucker's turn. And there is no guarantee they will solve the club's problems. There's a reason they lasted until the fourth round. There's a decent chance they might not be good enough to be significant contributors in the NFL over the long haul. A majority of mid- to late-round picks wind up on practice squads or the waiver wire.
For all the good the scouts and general managers have done over the years, the Browns would have been better off bringing in a monkey in round four, blindfolding him, putting darts in his hand, pointing him in the direction of the draft board and prompting him to throw the darts.
Given their success with fourth-rounders, the next time it's their turn to make a selection in that round, perhaps the Browns should politely decline and say, "Pass."
Unless, of course, Bell and/or Rucker beat the odds. Who knows? If you believe in ghosts, maybe the spirit of Ray Renfro will look down favorably upon the Browns and help reverse what has turned into a colossal fourth-round hex.
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Prague, 8 December 2009
Effective January 2010, Czech Airlines is to merge all its handling activities into an independent company by transferring its handling to their daughter Company ČSA Support.
"There will be many advantages to this move including the transparency of both cost and revenue as well as the improvement in efficiency within this area. I believe this step will also be welcomed by our business partners who will see the functioning of our company overall as being more transparent," commented Czech Airlines CEO, Miroslav Dvořák, adding: "I would like to point out that ČSA Support will remain the daughter Company of Czech Airlines. "
ČSA Support will be managed by the Vice-President for Operational Services, Mr Peter Jusko. The financial management will be strictly separated from Czech Airlines accounting. The value of the handling prior to separation will be evaluated by a financial expert, and the basic stock of the daughter company will be increased by this value. This change will affect approximately 800 current Czech Airlines employees who will be transferred to ČSA Support as from January 01, 2010.
"ČSA Support will provide a full service, which can continue relying on the experience and background of Czech Airlines, a 100% mother company. We will place emphasis on the increase in profit of the particular operational activities," commented the Vice-President for Operational Services Peter Jusko.
The project is based on measures included in the restructuring plan which aims to stabilize Czech Airlines and this step will contribute substantially in assisting to restore the company to health and overcome the low revenue season.
Among the most important clients of Czech Airlines handling are our partners from the SkyTeam Alliance operating from/to Prague, such as Air France-KLM, Delta Air Lines, Aeroflot, Korean Air and other carriers including CAI, Lufthansa, Swiss International Air Lines, Austrian Airlines, SAS – Scandinavian Airline System, Malev, Finnair, Aerosvit, China Airlines-Cargo or Luxair.
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This is a discussion on Why have an assisted opener within the Defensive Knives & Other Weapons forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by Billy Ng So why do you feel you need a knife that has an open-assist? One-handed operation is painfully simple with thumb ...
Is that what you are talking about or are you referring to a spring loaded auto-opening knife?
seriously confused?
yep i agree..... no assisted opener here:Why have a assisted opener
got to texas as fast as i could...Fuhgeddaboudit!
If you only need to push your blade part of the way out and then a spring takes care of the rest ... then yes, that's an AOK. If your thumb is the sole means of force enacted on the blade, then no, that is not considered an AOK.
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judging by the op i know its impossible to imagine but there may be a circumstance where you are unble to fully open the blade in a bad situation due to hand placement or space considerations....a blade that deploys itself might be handy in these situations...i know if i can slide my hand up the spine of the knife i can activate it...and that is possible in the event i cant get to the thumb stud....
i open my knives both ways depending on my mood and to be honest the assisted opening feature is like lightning and requires no hand movement at all so its preferred if i need the knife deployed in a hurry...but either way its quick...
That's pretty much it, Jmac00.
Some people like the extra boost of an assisted-open but I have noted no real difference in deployability or speed of access. One thing I have noticed is that an assisted-opening system that has failed, as my aforementioned friend's Benchmade Barrage did in depressingly short order and he has since traded it in to Benchmade for a standard Rant, has pretty good chance of making the knife all but inoperable. Not likely with a quality manufacturer like Benchmade or Kershaw, certainly, but it's also pretty unlikely that you'll have to defend yourself with a knife so you've already beat the odds once.
What's one more porkchop amongst friends?
Assisted open type for me thank you. I've had them all and I can deploy this type better and faster. It's a personal thing.
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Man this thread is about as bad as the old standard .45 vs 9 or open vs concealed or two hands vs one or ...my pickle is longer than yours...
I like both. I own about a hundred knives and i found that there is one for everybody. I like the thumbstuds and that is what i carry.
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Non AOK - in the sense of this thread, a manually opening knife that has a hole in, or stud on the blade to facilitate the opening and locking of the blade with the thumb of the hand holding the knife. From fully closed to fully open is all manually powered. Knives with a thumb nick would also fall in this category, but generally take 2 hands to open and are not the subject of this thread.
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I have a Kershaw Leek and a Benchmade Aphid. They both have extremely fast and easy assisted opening, but I don't usually carry them as an EDC. I carry either a Benchmade Kulgera that I usually flick open with my wrist or an Emerson CQC-10 which I use the Wave opening.
Tell the truth folks. Tell it like it is.
There IS a certain degree of Coolness Factor to the Assisted Opener knives. They are neat knives.
The mechanism is SIMPLE ~ it's not complex.
So the AO feature is not really complicating the knife much at all.
Just find one of good quality that is not junk.
What? Are we now going to make "neatness & coolness" taboo in America?
We are Americans.
We actually LIKE and appreciate some degree of doggone coolness.
Are we now going to apologize for liking a cool perfectly functioning Assisted Opener?
We're hopefully still in the land of the free and the home of the brave...for a little while longer anyway.
You want an AOK because you just happen to LIKE the way it flicks open & you have the hard earned (gradually depreciating) American Dollars to pay for one.
You go buy one if for no other reason than it's just because you want one and you can afford to own one...or two...or three of them. & God Bless America.
Own & carry the knife you like. It's a great American tradition.
Our forefathers were never without a blade and if they were ever without one there sure were times when they wished they had one.
I've hurt my thumb and couldn't open my knife (Paraframe) with the thumbstud. I can open a BM Griptilian by simply flicking my wrist.
I prefer the Spyderco hole and/or the Emerson wave to the thumb stud, myself. AO knives are fine, but I would like a backup means of opening it completely manually. For example, while the Leek has a thumb stud, it's practically unusable. Fortunately, the flipper mechanism can be used manually.
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Situated near the airport, this hotel is 2.5 mi (4.1 km) from Bethlehem Golf Club and 2.9 mi (4.6 km) from Dutch Springs Aqua Park. Historic Bethlehem Visitor Center and Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, an indoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. Free continental breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a snack bar/deli, and a 24-hour business center are onsite.
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flames on my white bmw station wagon?
Hi. I have a nice car, 2003 BMW 325 IT wagon, and I'm getting it flamed!! It got dinged on the hood, flying stick road hazard gotta pay for it myself, so I thought now is the time. The flames will be mostly on the hood although I would like some side panel but that'll bring the price up even more. Why I turn to you all is to ask about colors. I've been looking around and I like: tangerine candy, candy lime, candy blue (with skulls!!), candy brandywine and candy purple. I also like orange ghost a lot. I wouldn't do ALL of these colors, of course. Do you think I should tone it down and do a more subtle ghost? or pick a fave color and do bright flames? Will I tire of the bright colors or will ghost be dull? So many decisions. Keep in mind it's a non-pearlized white background and that I'm a 51 year old social worker (with the heart of a low-rider), please. Any advise, please?
Flames can be anything or color(s).
They are only limited to your imagination.
There are some rules to follow when laying flames down. To me you can go overboard such as having the flames all the way down both sides of the car. But this is just my $0.02 worth.
I've been collecting images of Classic cars for a CD I'm putting together and some of the images I've got are incredible paint jobs with flames on them.
One of my Classic car has flames on it that my buddy did when he owned the car. If I could change anything about the flames it would be they were buried under a clear coat. Why? Kids love to try to pick the edges of the flames with their finger nails. This means a lot of touch up for me. :(
That wagon is gorgeous. All painted up front into flames is good, too - and the colors. I'll mention the clear coat to my body guy. Thanks.
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it looks great. so you think I should go for a red theme?
Ultimately, only YOU can pick the theme. Personally, I like bright basic color hues over white, like reds, oranges' and yellow.......makes them really stand out. Here's my flamed Subaru 360.
I used no pinstripes to outline, and cleared over so no edges.
Flames will look great on your car!.... no matter what style or color.
My 150 Wagon is painted Appliance White. It was painted in january, 1981 by my buddy Steve when he owned it. (1980-1988 when I bought it)
Steve sprayed a purple pearlescent on top of that. It was his first time every trying a pearlescent and since it was real translucent he got some areas too heavy which made the new paint look old. Even today you can see some real yellow areas on the paint. I wet sanded and buffed the entire Wagon in 2004 after it got to looking real yellow-ish.
The flames were laid down in about 1982. The blue is Bahama Blue, not sure what the names of the purple and yellow paints of the flames are?
I personally would go with a Gold pearl Ghost job.
Subtle but not too over the top.Just plain COOL.
You "Flame" a Beemer and it better have a LOT of "taste".
You start spraying color of ANY sort and it's something you'll have to LIVE with,SO, It better be a KILLER layout,Which is HARD to come by.
Unless you live by the KMA ethic. :mwink:
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Regardless of what I do in my home, though, I think that every parent has the right to make the decision for themselves as to whether to spank, and for what reasons. Abuse should not be tolerated, though.
It teaches your child that you can overpower them just because you're bigger. Plus, it sends a mixed message. How can a parent teach a child not to solve problems by hitting, when the parent is hitting them? This is my fundamental problem with spanking. But it is very difficult to unlearn what I learned growing up. I have to work very hard at it.


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Hunt, a member of the NAIA Hall of Fame, will host a total of four camps this summer, with the first – a hitting camp – to begin on June 9. The camps are sponsored by Lebanon's Painturo's Piazza.
Divided into two sessions, the Hitting Camp will be held daily from June 9 through 12. The first session, for campers age six to nine, will be conducted from 9 a.m. until noon. The second session, for campers age 10 to 12, will be conducted from 1 until 4 p.m.
The cost for the Hitting Camp is $85 per camper. The Hitting Camp emphasizes techniques of hitting, and teaching devices will be used to help teach proper hitting mechanics.
An All-Day Fundamental Camp will be held daily from June 16 through 19. The All-Day Fundamental Camp is for campers age eight to 14 and will be held daily from 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Cost for the All-Day Fundamental Camp is $160 per camper and includes lunch.
The All-Day Fundamental Camp will emphasize fundamentals in all aspects of the game and will include game situations and scrimmages.
Hunt's Pitching Camp will be held daily from June 23 through 26. Open to campers age eight to 14, the Pitching Camp will be held daily from 9 a.m. until noon. The cost is $85 per camper, and the camp will stress the basic and advanced fundamentals of pitching.
New this year is the Advanced Fundamentals Camp, which will be held daily from July 7 through 10. Hitting, throwing mechanics and the fundamentals of each position will be emphasized at the new camp.
Open to campers age 14 to 18, the camp will be held daily from 9 a.m. until noon. The cost of the new camp is $85 per camper.
All camp participants, regardless of the camp chosen, will receive one-on-one instruction from Coach Hunt and camp instructors, a camp T-shirt, use of the Bulldogs' playing field and use of the Bulldogs' indoor hitting facility.
Each player will also receive video analysis during the camps.
For more information on camp registration, please contact Coach Hunt at 547-1366.
Camp brochures and registration forms are also available for download on the Cumberland University website at www.cumberland.edu/athletics/mensbaseball/summer_camps


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At the special rate paid, this wasan excellent deal
It was really all ok.
It had gym and good breakfast The wireless internet wasn't working on the 4th floor were I was staying
There was really nothing to complain about.
Modern hotel, very good quality, located in a quiet area. Some bars at walking distance, but this is not the city center.
the room and facilities were extremely good standard and excellent value for money, and location was good the breakfast was good but expensive - more than it cost to eat in the snack cafe the previous evening
The reception staff were excellent and helped me to book a room in a different hotle for the next stop on our travels
The staff was very nice and helpful. The breakfeast was excellent. We found free parking in front of the hotel.
a 15-minute walk to the city centre; (paid) parking in the hotel (they have a garage); comfortable beds; clean bathroom; quiet they turn off the air conditioning in the morning so the room gets really hot if you're staying in.
The room was excellent, with a luxurious bath room, and an excellent buy at 63 Euro. The lower parking level is spacious. During air conditioning weather I would have regretted having a room on the back side of the hotel, because of the large and potentially noisy a/c compressors behind the hotel; I like to have my windows open.
Close, but not too close. Friendly staff. Very clean room with comfortable bed.


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HONOLULU, April 24 -- The State Treasury is $1,902,300 richer, 53 Honolulans now own some of the choicest lots in the Islands and the Outdoor Circle is irate because its members believe that Diamond Head, Hawaii's most famous landmark, has been desecrated.
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Teatro Latino
1314 5th Avenue,
New York,
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This theatre is mentioned in Rogelio Agrasanchez, Jr.'s excellent book, "Mexican Movies in the United States".
According to this book, the Teatro Latino was opened in 1924 by Cuban impresario Fernando Luis as the Teatro San Jose on 5th Avenue and 110th Street.
This was the New York premiere site of Cantinflas' first hit "Asi Es Mi Tierra".
It opened in 1908 as the Pastime Theatre. By 1914 it was the Harlem 5th Avenue Theatre and by 1926 it was operated by the Meyer & Schneider circuit. It had made its mark as the pioneer run for Hollywood made Spanish-language film as the Teatro Variedades by 1933 with reviews of the features regularly carried in the New York Times.
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According to a New York Times June 1991 article, theatre historian Michael R, Miller claims this opened as the Pastime in 1908 and was designed by a Henry G. Harris. It was demolished in 1958.
There was a Grant theatre on 116th street by 1920 (listed here as Jewel). This may however been known as the Nile in 1921.
By 1942 this theatre was closed.
Here is an ad for another Teatro Latino operating in 1966 on 125th Street and Lexington and showing live shows plus films.
Any ideas which 125th street theatre this was?
Hey Al… there's a church called La Sinagoga at 115-125 East 125th Street just west of Lexington Avenue. Looks like it is listed here as the Harlem Grand Theatre. Could this have been known as Teatro Latino at some point? The RKO Proctor's 125th Street was across the street on the south side of 125th and closed in the 1950's, but could have re-opened as a Spanish-language theater before being demolished. Just east of Lexington Ave was the Gotham Theatre but it is listed has having been demolished in 1965.
Based on the 1938 image posted by Tinseltoes, the theater was clearly on the corner of W 110th and 5th Avenue (the north west corner of that intersection). I've adjusted the street view accordingly. I wonder if the building was demolished due to a widening of the traffic circle know as Frawley Circle, where an impressive statue of Duke Ellington now presides. Anyway, appears the site is now a parking lot.
Ed, I was leaning more towards the Gotham/Tri-boro because although CT lists it as demolished in 1965 I found ads for it as late as 1969.
Note: My last comment was regarding the 8:05am post.
Al, referring to the Gotham/Tri-boro as an alternate Teatro Latino, it seems that Tinseltoes posted a comment on that theater's page about a "Latino Theatre" ad from a 1967 edition of the Amsterdam News. Might be a good idea to post the ad over on that page and see if it stirs up any discussion.
Will do, Ed.
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UVic Researchers Among Presenters At Global Science Conference
Can superheroes teach us about neuroscience? How does melting permafrost impact the citizens of northern Canada and Russia? Why does global warming cause energy use to spike and threaten Canada's water supply?
University of Victoria researchers will answer those and many other questions through presentations at the American Association for the Advancement of Science annual meeting at the Vancouver Conference Centre Feb. 16 to 20 in Vancouver, BC. All times are Pacific Standard Time.
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Enes Kanter did not practice Thursday morning and is doubtful for Friday night's game at Phoenix because of a sprained ankle.
Kanter suffered the injury in the final moments of the Jazz's 106-84 victory over Minnesota on Wednesday night.
Kanter finished with 15 points and eight rebounds in 20 minutes as Utah snapped a three-game losing streak by beating the Timberwolves.
Kanter's injury came just hours after the Jazz announced starting point guard Mo Williams will be sidelined for at least six weeks and maybe much longer because of a thumb injury.
Williams is scheduled to undergo surgery on Friday.
The loss of Kanter will limit coach Tyrone Corbin's rotation in the frontcourt, where Al Jefferson, Paul Millsap and Derrick Favors will likely form a three-player rotation.
Kanter averages 6.7 points and 4.3 rebounds this season, but he's averaged 9.3 points over the last four games.
"It's another one of our guys down," Corbin said. "We'll miss him. Hopefully it's not very serious and he'll be back soon."
The Jazz play five of their next six games on the road, starting in Phoenix. They play a back-to-back at Denver on Saturday night.


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In December 2011 ANDRITZ HYDRO Hammerfest successfully deployed its 1 MW pre-commercial tidal turbine HS1000 destined to validate the technology for the world's first tidal power array at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in Orkney, Scotland.
The technology had already a five-year track record in Norwegian waters as the first ever tidal current turbine with permanent connection to a public grid in 2004. This smaller prototype has delivered over 1.5 GWh to the grid and shown up to 98% availability during prolonged test runs.
Building on the prototype, the seabed-mounted HS1000 is a tried-and-tested design with horizontal axis rotor, pitched blades and yaw feeding a variable speed conventional generator via a gearbox. Automatic control software governing a sensor-driven monitoring system adjusts the leading edge to capture optimum output from a given tidal environment. It is meant for among the most taxing marine currents, designed to handle flows between 1 and well above 4 m/s, in water depths down to 100 m. A new installation method will reduce installation time significantly and enable efficient future maintenance.
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The first commercial delivery will be for ten machines for ScottishPower Renewables' (SPR) Sound of Islay project, an array to be built in the 2.7 m/s tidal stream that runs between the islands of Jura and Islay in the Inner Hebrides archipelago. This larger-scale development is the first to be approved in Scottish waters, and the first unit is slated to be lowered into the water in early 2015. The power output is expected to meet the electricity demand of 3,000 islanders, along with a number of whisky distilleries. Beyond Islay, SPR and ANDRITZ HYDRO Hammerfest plan the 95 Megawatt Ness of Duncansby project in the high-velocity Pentland Firth, Scotland.


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I think this was discussed, in another thread. Bottom line (from an ex-metropolitan EMT's perspective) your duty is to yourself and yours. Rendering aid should be left to the pros,after the scene is cleared. Also, if you attempt aid, and fail, regardless of the shooting investigation's outcome, I guarantee, you'll lose your home, vehicle, anything of value to the civil suit that will come.
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Emmerdale's Lucy Pargeter is hotly tipped to be a contestant in the new series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
The 36-year-old actress, who plays barmaid Chas Dingle in the soap, is in the middle of filming a dramatic storyline with killer Cameron Murray (Dominic Power).
But when she's finished, she could be jetting off to the Australian jungle to be a "GI Jane".
Pargeter is the latest in a string of celebs rumoured to be under consideration for the action-packed reality show, along with Coronation Street's Michael Le Vell and TOWIE's Arg.
An I'm A Celebrity... source reportedly told the Daily Star: "We had Corrie's Antony Cotton on the show last year, so we want another serving soap star in the line-up this year.
"Everyone knows who Chas Dingle is so we think Lucy would be perfect. She's said she's up for it, too, so it would be great to see her in the jungle."
The soap star has previously said she would never take part in Celebrity Big Brother, claiming she finds it "uncomfortable viewing", but indicated she'd be up for some jungle fun in I'm A Celebrity...
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Our preliminary testing shows that the GeForce GTX 280 is the most powerful graphics card money can buy you right now, but exactly how much more powerful is it than the Radeon HD 4870? Then there is the Radeon HD 4850 which is our value card of choice. And while we know it can beat the GeForce 9800 GTX hands down, how much slower is it than the GeForce GTX 260 exactly?
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A "California Love Story"
A man was lying in bed with his new girlfriend. After having great sex ... She spent the next hour, just rubbing his testicles ... Something she just loved to do. As he was enjoying it, he turned and asked her, "Why do you love doing that?".....Because ... She Replied ..... "I Really Miss Mine"


text: Kristala Jones Prather, the Theodore T. Miller Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has been awarded permanent tenure at MIT. An investigator in MIT's multi-institutional Synthetic Biology Engineering Research Center, Prather's research combines metabolic engineering with the practices of biocatalysis to expand and optimize the biosynthetic capacities of microbial systems. She is on the faculty of the MIT Portugal Program's (MPP) bioengineering section, and she serves on the advisory board of MIT's Office of Engineering Outreach Programs. She earned her BS and PhD at MIT and the Univ. of California, Berkeley, respectively.


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The familiar pre-match schedule on Arsenal TV has returned to the Club's official website, giving Arsenal fans a very good reason to stay in on Friday evenings.
But if you missed our live shows, you don't have to miss out. Arsenal Live, the Spotlight interview and the Fans' Forum are all available 'on demand' on Arsenal TV Online from 11pm (UK time) on Fridays.
Take a look at what you missed - and catch up now:
with Dan Roebuck, Stewart Robson and Alan Smith
7pm (UK time)
Dan, Stewart and Alan reflected on the Everton game and looked ahead to our back-to-back fixtures against Bolton Wanderers. You can expect an exclusive interviews with Arsène Wenger and some first-team stars - but you'll have to wait until next Friday for a chance to win match tickets or official Arsenal merchandies in our next live show!
featuring Lukasz Fabianski
8pm (UK time)
Our popular 'Spotlight' series is back this season. These wide-ranging interviews give Arsenal's fans a chance to get to know the players they cheer on week-in, week-out. In the 'Spotlight' this week is the Polish goalkeeper, Lukasz Fabianski.
with Tom Watt, Shovell and John Cross
8:15pm to 10pm (UK time)
Hosted by Tom Watt, the Fans' Forum does exactly what you'd expect. It's your chance to speak your mind about Arsenal and speak directly to Arsenal legends plus journalists. Next week, make sure you watch our live show and get involved. There are three ways to contact our panel: CALL +44 (0) 207 359 0999, TEXT ATV to 60600 or E-MAIL firstname.lastname@example.com. .
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Publication Acceptance Date: 2/1/2008
Publication Date: 6/1/2008
Citation: Behlau, F., Belasque Jr., J., Bergamin-Filho, A., Graham, J., Leite, Jr., R., Gottwald, T.R. 2008. Copper Sprays and Windbreaks for Control of Citrus Canker on Young Orange Trees in Southern Brazil. Crop Protection Journal. 27:807-813. Interpretive Summary: Citrus canker continues to be difficult to control especially in Florida where tropical weather including wind and rain spread the disease rapidly with the susceptible citrus types grown in Florida, especially grapefruit. Past work in Argentia on windbreaks has shown that windbreaks are a viable means of suppressing the disease horticulturally. This study undertook to explore the interaction of windbreaks and copper sprays to control the disease with the intent of defining commercially viable strategies for growing citrus in the presence of citrus canker. Unfortunately, in this test windbreaks did not significantly diminish the disease. The authors believe this may be due to the insufficient height of the windbreaks relative to the citrus trees.
Technical Abstract: The benefit of windbreaks and copper sprays for control of citrus canker caused by Xanthomonas axonopodis pv. citri was investigated in a commercial citrus orchard located in a citrus canker endemic area in southern Brazil. Control of canker was evaluated as incidence and severity of lesions on foliage and by the effect on premature leaf and fruit drop for three production seasons. Effect of the treatments on fruit production was evaluated as incidence of citrus canker on prematurely abscised fruits and harvested fruits. Copper application significantly reduced damage to foliage and fruit while windbreaks made little contribution to disease control. Copper sprays increased fruit yield for the three years. This could be attributed to lower incidence of fruit with lesions and fewer fruits abscised due to canker infection. Incidence and severity on the leaves was inversely related to the number of fruits harvested per tree and directly related to the number of fruits abscised per tree.


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Kristol Still Fearmongering About Government Health Care Rationing
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On Fox News Sunday, Bill Kristol advanced the claim that "the more government takes over health care, the more rationing there will be." In fact, rationing exists under the current private insurance system.
Kristol Misleads On Rationing
From the January 2 edition of Fox Broadcasting Company's Fox News Sunday:
KRISTOL: The more government takes over healthcare, the more government rationing there will be and the more the government will tell you if you have to have a living will or whether you have to discuss it with your doctor every year or every five years. And that is the argument against Obamacare. [Fox News Sunday, 01/02/10]
Fact: Private Insurance Companies Already Ration Health Care
AMA President Rohack Told Wallace That Health Care Reform Bill Gets Rid Of Some Of The Rationing That Happens Now. On the August 16, 2010 edition of Fox News Sunday, American Medical Association President J. James Rohack noted:
Well, there's a myth that rationing doesn't occur right now. In the United States, if a woman's pregnant and on the individual market tries to get health insurance, that's called a pre-existing condition, and it's not paid for. That's why this bill's important. It gets rid of some of the rationing that's occurring right now. [Fox News Sunday, 08/16/10]
Sebelius Saw Rationing By "Private Insurers" On "A Regular Basis" While Serving As Kansas Insurance Commissioner. During her confirmation hearings, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius stated, "I, frankly, as insurance commissioner, where I served for eight years, saw [rationing] on a regular basis by private insurers, who often made decisions overruling suggestions that doctors would make for their patients, that they weren't going to be covered. And a lot of what we did in the office of the Kansas Insurance Department was go to bat on behalf of those patients to make sure that the benefits that they had actually paid for were, in fact, ones that were delivered." [Senate HELP Committee hearing via ThinkProgress.org, 3/31/09]
CNN's Gupta: "I Can Tell You, As A Practicing Physician ... Rationing Does Occur All The Time." On CNN's Anderson Cooper 360, chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta said:
GUPTA: People always say, is there going to be rationed care? And I can tell you, as a practicing physician, as someone who deals with this on a daily basis, rationing does occur all the time. I mean, I was in the clinic this past week, and in the clinic I get all of this paper work that basically says, justify why you're doing such and such procedure, justify why you're ordering such and such test. And if the justification is inadequate, the answer comes back, well, that's not going to be covered. Which basically is saying that the patient's going to have to pay for it on their own. Which is, in essence, is what rationing is, in so many ways. So it does occur, much to your point, Anderson. [CNN's Anderson Cooper 360, 08/12/09]
Sebelius: "Health Care Providers," Not "Private Insurers," Should Make Coverage Decisions. On MSNBC's Hardball, HHS Secretary Sebelius further noted:
SEBELIUS: It's private insurers who often are telling their clients that, "No, you can't get this recommended treatment that the doctor has made"; "No, you can't get this drug"; "No, you're not going to be able to stay in the hospital an extra day"; "No, you're not going to get this because we're concerned about costs."
So, people who say that, "Oh, this is a terrible idea; this could happen someday in the future," it's happening every day. But it's really private insurance plans that are making those decisions. What we're hoping to do is change that situation. Private insurance companies should no longer be able to decide who gets health coverage and who doesn't, what kinds of benefits are available. And we want to make sure that it's really health care providers that make those choices in the future. [MSNBC's Hardball, 6/15/09]
Health Care Reform Designed To "End Barriers To Coverage For People With Pre-Existing Medical Conditions." Discussing the administration's health care reform goals, Sebelius stated that "we must end barriers to coverage for people with pre-existing medical conditions." She continued: "In Kansas and across the country, I have heard painful stories from families who have been denied basic care or offered insurance at astronomical rates because of a pre-existing condition. Insurance companies should no longer have the right to pick and choose. We will not allow these companies to insure only the healthy and leave the sick to suffer." [HHS.gov, 5/6/09]
Health Care Law Outlaws The Denial Of Insurance For Children With Pre-Existing Conditions. From the Department of Health and Human Services' healthcare.gov website:
Under the Affordable Care Act, health plans cannot limit or deny benefits or deny coverage for a child younger than age 19 simply because the child has a "pre-existing condition"--that is, a health problem that developed before the child applied to join the plan. [Healthcare.gov, accessed 1/2/11]
Provision In Health Care Law Will Also Outlaw Denial Of Insurance Coverage For Adults On The Basis of Preexisting Conditions. The Department of Health and Human Services notes that in 2014, "insures will be banned from discriminating against adults with pre-existing conditions." [HHS.gov, 7/1/10]
Insurance Companies Acknowledge That They Already Ration Care. On the July 15 edition of Morning Edition, WellPoint chief medical officer Dr. Sam Nussbaum stated that "where the private sector has been far more effective than government programs is in limiting clinical services to those that are best meeting the needs of patients." Nussbaum continued, "When we look at advanced imaging, and these -- this is MRI, CAT scan, PET scans -- we know that as much as 30 percent of those procedures are not necessary. And we've been able, over the last several years, to have growth in imaging procedures of between 0 and 5 percent. The government, under CMS, has seen imaging grow 15 to 20 percent a year during the same time interval." [NPR's Morning Edition, 7/15/09]
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Sunday Chicken Stew Recipe
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon white pepper
- 1 broiler/fryer chicken (3 pounds), cut up and skin removed
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 3 cups chicken broth
- 6 large carrots, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 2 celery ribs, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 1 large sweet onion, thinly sliced
- 1 teaspoon dried rosemary, crushed
- 1-1/2 cups frozen peas
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon dried rosemary, crushed
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 1/2 cup 2% milk
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the flour, salt and pepper; add chicken, a few pieces at a time, and shake to coat. In a large skillet, brown chicken in oil; remove and keep warm. Gradually add broth to the skillet; bring to a boil.
- In a 5-qt. slow cooker, layer the carrots, celery and onion; sprinkle with rosemary. Add the chicken and hot broth. Cover and cook on low for 6-8 hours or until chicken is tender, vegetables are tender and stew is bubbling.
- Remove chicken; when cool enough to handle, remove meat from the bones and discard bones. Cut meat into bite-size pieces and return to the slow cooker. Stir in peas.
- For dumplings, in a small bowl, combine the flour, baking powder, salt and rosemary. Combine the egg and milk; stir into dry ingredients. Drop by heaping teaspoonfuls onto simmering chicken mixture. Cover and cook on high for 25-30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in a dumpling comes out clean (do not lift the cover while simmering). Yield: 6 servings.
Reviews forSunday Chicken Stew
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"I have been making this one for several years. The only thing I do differently is double the recipe and leave out the pea's. Just personal preference. Wonderful."
"I found this recipe in the magazine years ago and I love it. It is a stew and is NOT meant to be creamy. I always make it with chicken thighs and have cooked it with bone in and bone out, depending on what I have around. Do not expect it to be overly flavorful, as the rosemary is the star of this show."
"This was just ok. Even with all of the seasonings, (even adding poultry seasoning, seasoning the chicken, adding the pan juices, etc.), it was STILL bland. I was really suprised. The veggies and chicken cooked well, but not very flavorful. Won't make this one again.....too time consuming for just an average dish."
"It was good, and flavorful, but didn't make enough. Of course my husband made it and followed the recipe to a "T", so unfortunately all the leftovers I was looking forward to are just a pipe dream. If I was to make it again I would double or triple the recipe. I have a family of six, 2 adults, 2 adult sized teen boys, and a 10 and 8 yr old. I need a LOT of food to feed the whole gang."
"I have been preparing this recipe for my family for a couple years now. It is one of our favorite winter comfort dishes.I do make a couple small changes. First of all, I buy boneless, skinless chicken thighs. This saves time in having to do the deboning process. 2nd, I put all the vegies in my crockpot and poor the broth right on top. Brown the chicken and put on top of everything else. I have found no difference in heating the broth before pouring it over all ingredient. Last, my family doesn't like peas so I substitue fresh green beans.Yum Yum"
"I was not impressed by this recipe. The prep is time consuming and the taste was ok but nothing impressive"
"This took a while to make, but is was scrumptious! I made it just like the recipe said, except I forgot to debone the chicken before putting the dumplings on. I deboned it after the dumplings were done, and put the chicken back in the stew, and it was wonderful! I made it for a friend, but I will definitely make again it for my family!"


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Now I've always thought Chris Mullin was quite a decent cove. Ex-journalist, author of one of the best political novels ever written (A Very British Coup) and an MP who speaks his mind.
His newly-published diaries, A View from the Foothills, may be deservedly winning acclaim for his highly amusing observations about his parliamentary colleagues.
But, oh dear! His contempt for members of the lobby drips from almost every page. I lost count of the number of times he uses the word "loathsome" to describe either a lobby correspondent or the organ he or she works for. For example, "our loathsome tabloids" is a typical – cruel – whinge.
Now I'm not a sensitive soul and nor are many of us up in red-top corner in the press gallery. University of life, school of hard knocks and all that. Can't say we came into the lobby to be loved.
But really, Chris! Skimming through the book on the iron horse to the suburbs after a few large reds in Strangers' Bar, my eyes were popping out.
When it comes to ranting against the lobby, the normally affable Chris sets a rancorous pace early on. "Dinner with Elinor Goodman at the Atrium," he recalls. "One of the few political journalists I take seriously… She agrees about the lamentable state of political journalism."
Well, naturally, we didn't come into the lobby to be taken seriously. But lamentable! Lamented by whom?
It gets worse. "The lobby are growing increasingly shameless," he writes after the resignation of Stephen Byers' spin doctor Jo Moore. Shameless? Well, excuse me, Chris. But it was Jo who was guilty of the "good day to bury bad news" gaffe. It was hardly the lobby that was shamelss in that episode, my old chum.
And then when Byers quits, Mullins writes that "nationwide rejoicing is organised by the junk journalists". Junk journalists? Well, I suppose that's an improvement on "loathsome".
But this is turning into a vendetta. "Wouldn't it be nice just to do the right thing for once and tell Rupert Murdoch, Paul Dacre, Conrad Black et al to fuck off?" he writes at one point. Charming!
A bit of a broadsheet snob, our Chris. He clearly doesn't like tabloids. The Sun's editor Rebekah Wade is "evil", apparently. A bit harsh, surely? The Daily Mail's sketchwriter Quentin Letts is "a toe rag". What a scurrilous slur on a leading member of the sketchwriter's guild. Though knowing Quentin, that description will make him chuckle.
It goes on. The Daily Mail group is "the Harmsworth lie machine", while the former Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan is "odious" (I can think of one or two colleagues at Canary Wharf who might agree with that).
At one point, Mullin declares: "What are we going to do about this tabloid virus?" Well, Chris, the only sickness, it seems to me, is ailing circulation figures.
Call me a toady if you like. ("You're a toady, Blanko!") But it seems a few Guardian colleagues escape Mullin's ire. The Guardian's sketchwriter Simon Hoggart is "wickedly funny", Polly Toynbee "brilliant" and David Hencke "recently described as a perpetual adolescent". Spot on about Hencke, Chris. Our David may have joined the establishment now he's press gallery chairman, but he's definitely 60 going on 18.
Another Mullin favourite, apparently, is Andy McSmith of The Independent, described a few years ago as "the token socialist on the Daily Telegraph". Not sure whether that's a badge of honour or a badge of shame, Andy.
But the hardest hitting attacks seem to be reserved for the Mail on Sunday. For example, about political editor Simon Walters, he writes: "His editor has seen the piece in the Guardian and wants to know if I would write a piece for his loathsome rag about asylum seekers in Sunderland. He must be joking."
And dear old Peter Dobbie, the recently retired "Dobbie of the lobby" as he's known to many of us, is "a loathsome hack".
Loathsome? Er, if the Mail on Sunday is so loathsome, Chris, how come your diaries were serialised in, er, the Mail on Sunday?
Still, better check the index. Under B for Blanko, naturally.
Phew. Escaped. If some chums are loathsome and even evil, what does that make me?


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Many people are asking me, "Now that you are done remodeling, do you think it was worth it?" Well, our house is very comfortable now and we enjoy it. However, the costs are nearly double than what I anticipated. The reason they are double is because when we put new things against the old things, we just ripped out the old and put went new. I probably should have just started over with a new home.
New homes just appreciate in value so much quicker than an older home. When I say old, I mean like 10 years old. That doesn't sound old, but in 'house years' it really is. The reason is, fashion changes so quickly. The value of most homes increases dramatically in the first ten years, but after that it levels off. All in all, we are happy with our home and location, but I am sure we could have found a new area and built a new home, for less money.
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