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March 12, 2014
GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Tennessee redshirt senior Tori Lamp earned the ninth and final qualifying spot to the national meet after competition Wednesday at the NCAA Zone B Diving Championships.
Lamp qualified for next week's NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships via her fifth-place finish on the 1-meter springboard on Monday. She missed several dives during Wednesday's platform competition to finish fifth with a 10-dive score of 550.70.
However, Lamp got some help in qualifying on the last day of the meet. She was able to take the ninth qualifying spot in the field because two top divers this week turned in another day of strong performances on platform. Katrina Young of Florida State and Laura Ryan of Georgia took first and second on platform to ensure Lamp moved up the priority list. (NCAA qualifying priority list is included at the end of release.)
"It was a real battle today," Tennessee diving coach Dave Parrington said. "She was struggling some. She's been dealing with shoulder issues most of the season, so her training has been sporadic. We didn't really want it to come to this, but she got it done. She's going to the meet. She's got two more competitive lists on platform under her belt that will help her at NCAAs."
Lamp has finished second the last two years at the NCAA Championships. In 2013, she reached the top-eight in all three diving events. She joins 10 UT swimmers who qualified for individual events. Including relay swimmers, Tennessee will send 14 competitors to the women's meet, which will be held March 20-22 in Minneapolis, Minn.
Sophomore Samantha Lera finished 11th on platform with a score of 468.40.
"Samantha did a commendable job," Parrington said. "She made a few a few technical errors in the prelims, but she did a good job to correct them in the finals. We're really happy with her performance."
Redshirt sophomore Mauricio Robles finished third in the men's platform with a 12-dive preliminary-final combined score of 751.80. Wednesday was another relatively stress-free day for Robles. The Vols' sophomore qualified for the NCAA Championships on Monday thanks to a second-place finish on the 3-meter springboard.
When a diver qualifies for the NCAA Championships in one event, he or she is eligible to dive in all three diving events as long as he or she participates in the event at the zone meet.
"Mauricio just went in and got some competitive training in again today," Parrington said. "Now we'll move on and get ready for NCAAs."
(Seven Qualify)
1. Platform - 1st - Nick McCrory, Duke
2. Three-Meter - 1st - Nick McCrory, Duke
3. One-Meter - 1st - Samuel Dorman, Miami
4. Three-Meter - 2nd - Mauricio Robles, Tennessee
5. One-Meter - 2nd - Nick McCrory, Duke
6. Three-Meter - 3rd (tie) - Jack Nyquist, North Carolina
6. Three-Meter - 3rd (tie) - Zachary Nees, Miami
7. One-Meter - 3rd - Zachary Nees, Miami
8. Platform - 2nd - Fraser McKean, Auburn
9. Three-Meter - 4th - N/A (because of 3rd-place tie)
10. One-Meter - 4th - Mauricio Robles, Tennessee
11. Three-Meter - 5th - Samuel Dorman, Miami
12. Platform - 3rd - Mauricio Robles, Tennessee
13. One-Meter - 5th - John Santeiu, Auburn
< --- NCAA Qualifying Cutoff --- >
14. Three-Meter - 6th - Fraser McKean, Auburn
15. One-Meter - 6th - Thomas Neubacher, Florida State
1. Nick McCrory, Duke
2. Samuel Dorman, Miami
3. Mauricio Robles, Tennessee
4. Jack Nyquist, North Carolina
5. Zachary Nees, Miami
6. Fraser McKean, Auburn
7. John Santeiu, Auburn
(Nine Qualify)
1. Platform - 1st - Katrina Young, Florida State
2. Three-Meter - 1st - Laura Ryan, Georgia
3. One-Meter - 1st - Thea Vock, Miami
4. Three-Meter - 2nd - Ariel Rittenhouse, Florida State
5. One-Meter - 2nd - Katrina Young, Florida State
6. Three-Meter - 3rd - Paige McCleary, Alabama
7. One-Meter - 3rd - Ariel Rittenhouse, Florida State
8. Platform - 2nd - Laura Ryan, Georgia
9. Three-Meter - 4th - Cheyenne Cousineau, Miami
10. One-Meter - 4th - Laura Ryan, Georgia
11. Three-Meter - 5th - Lindsay Lester, Miami
12. Platform - 3rd - Kara McCormack, Miami
13. One-Meter - 5th - Tori Lamp, Tennessee
< --- NCAA Qualifying Cutoff --- >
14. Three-Meter - 6th - Ann-Perry Blank, Georgia
15. One-Meter - 6th - Ann Perry Blank, Georgia
1. Katrina Young, Florida State
2. Laura Ryan, Georgia
3. Thea Vock, Miami
4. Ariel Rittenhouse, Florida State
5. Paige McCleary, Alabama
6. Cheyenne Cousineau, Miami
7. Lindsay Lester, Miami
8. Kara McCormack, Miami
9. Tori Lamp, Tennessee

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The Tallmadge Democratic Club will host its first meeting of the new year Jan. 8 at 6:30 p.m. at Sammie's Restaurant, 498 South Ave., instead of at the Tallmadge Branch Library.
The program will include a recap of the general election, the election of club officers and a discussion of plans for the coming year.
All Tallmadge Democrats are welcome and encouraged to begin 2014 with a resolution to join with other local democrats in setting and achieving goals.


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Slack Tide wrote:If it looks like a really hard, thick, solid plastic that would seem to shatter if you smashed it, then it's a Herters.
BUT- Herters were always conspicuously marked...
It also could be a Vector Animal Trap, but I didn't know they made Geese
dakotashooter2 wrote:Those look like junk.... I think you better send them to me................
BGipson wrote:I've got 21 of those (mine are Canadas). I also have some Herters floaters that are nearly identical in build and material but the FB's are not marked. I assume they are Herter's though. I'd recommend you get fiberglass rods to use as stakes since that has worked well for me. Wood dowel is an ok option if you hunt in ground that isn't too hard
redsled600 wrote:You got a great deal btw I sold my 12 for $160 no problem
noweil wrote:Those are Herters full bodies. I still own some. I used to live just down the road from Herters when they were in Beaver Dam, WI. I used to buy those bodies, heads, and feet out of the discount bin.
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SW-MOTECH replacement centerstand spring Suzuki DL650 V-StromReplacement double spring for SW-MOTECH centerstand for the Suzuki DL650 V-Strom (part HPS.05.257.100). Learn More$4.00
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Scottoiler Vacuum Damper Assembly (With Filter)The Scottoiler vacuum damper assembly (with filter) is made for the vSystem. This elbow shaped piece of plastic will fit onto the engine, manifold, EVAP, throttle body or carb vacuum take off (location is motorcycle model dependant). The assembly comes complete with a filter that will help stabilize the vacuum and keep the system clean. By damping the vacuum pulses the Scottoiler vSystem will not be affected by subtle pressure fluctuations. This component comes in handy when you are moving the automatic chain oiling system from one motorcycle to another. For hassle free installation, apply a small amount of oil on the SA-0100BL.
The vacuum damper assembly is made of flexible plastic. Over time (like 10+ years) it can harden. If you are moving the kit from one motorbike bike to another, we recommend you replace this part. This component is crucial to get an airtight seal on the engine.Learn More$4.95
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This Scottoiler dispenser plate (small) 10mm is a replacement piece. The part is designed to securely hold the injector nib so it touches the face of the sprocket. This little component operates in some harsh environmental conditions. If the dispenser plate gets damaged, replace it with a genuine Scottoiler part.Learn More$4.95
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The results from the first two polls on the Sheriff's Office website are now in. As previously reported, the Baxter County Sheriff's Office launched the new weekly poll feature to its website on August 30, 2012.
The first two polls dealt with meals and menus for inmates in the Detention Center. The first poll asked the following question: "How many meals were served to inmates in the Baxter County Jail in 2011?" Answers to choose from were:
A total of 198 people voted in the first poll. The correct answer was 77,868 meals had been served. 41.4% of those voting chose the correct response.
In the second poll, the following question was asked: "The Baxter County Detention Center serves the same meals virtually 365 days a year. Oatmeal for breakfast, bologna sandwiches for lunch and beans and cornbread for dinner. Do you think this is fair to the inmates?" Participants could answer "Yes" or "No". A total of 623 people voted in the second poll. 82.8% of those participating answered "Yes" to the question, while 17.2% answered "No".
As indicated during the press release announcing the new poll feature, the polls are either email or IP specific, meaning that only one vote per email or IP address entered will be accepted. This will prevent multiple votes being cast by one person which would tend to skew the results of the poll.
The Sheriff's Office thanks those who voted in these first two polls and encourages everyone to continue voting to make their choices and preferences known. We appreciate the public feedback.
/s/ John F. Montgomery,Baxter County Sheriff
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Vice President of Client Relations
Cassin has over 10 years of experience in the health club industry. Previously he served as the General Manager at health club in Boston which is where he was introduced to ABC. Prior to that he worked in two startup companies one of which was the foundation for what is now known as the First Tee Program.
He received his Bachelors of Science in Business Administration from Western New England University (1999) and his Master's in Business Administration from Babson College (2009).
Bob grew up in Newington, Connecticut but currently resides in Boston.


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The annual Boodles Boxing Ball is a hot ticket, with Kate Middleton having attended in the past. This year, other members of Britain's "glossy posse" attended the exclusive event to raise money for the Starlight Foundation, which grants wishes for sick children, with tickets costing around $3000 each. Proceeds from the ball, held at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge Hotel last night (October 1st) will also go to the Lt Dougie Dalzell MC Memorial Trust, according to the Daily Mail.
35 Photos Of Kate Middleton's Best Smirks
Pippa Middleton, William's ex-girlfriend, Jecca Craig and Geri Halliwell all showed up in similar red gowns, all with plunging necklines. Chelsy Davy, Prince Harry's ex, wore a midnight blue one-shoulder dress as she exited the ball with boyfriend Taylor McWilliams. Alex Loudon, Dave Clark, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, Holly and Sam Branson also attended to watch friend Hugh van Cutsem box in the match.
Check out pictures of the glossy posse leaving the Boodles Boxing Ball, as well as pics of Kate Middleton at the charity match in 2006 and 2008.


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Cross-Cultural Skills in Indian Child Welfare:
Training for Non-Indian Child Welfare Workers
Duration, Fees, Registration
- 1 day workshop
- $2,000/day (Travel costs including mileage, accommodations, and meals are billed in addition to the workshop fees.)
- Materials: $16.00 each
About the Workshop
This workshop is designed to give the participant an overview of working with Indian families in child welfare. A brief history of Indian child welfare and summary of Indian culture sets the stage for examination of specific helping approaches. Interviewing assessment and intervention strategies are discussed. Cultural issues in protective services, foster care, permanency planning, and parent training are covered, and measures to make services culturally sensitive are suggested. The child welfare worker's role with alcoholic families is discussed.


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- 1 tablespoon instant coffee granules
- 2 teaspoons boiling water
- 1 cup (6 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- In a small bowl, dissolve coffee in water; set aside. In a microwave, melt chocolate chips; stir until smooth. In a small bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs, melted chocolate and coffee mixture. Combine flour and cinnamon; gradually add to creamed mixture until blended.
- Pour into a greased 8-in. square baking pan. Bake at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool on a wire rack. Cut into squares. Yield: 16 brownies.
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"I recall making these brownies when they were first featured in Taste of Home! My adjustments were as follows: I'd used 1/4 cup boiling water. For dry ingredients, I'd used 1/2 tsp. salt along with the other dry ingredients. I'd greased and floured my baking pan used! These brownies were really good! Thank you for sharing with Taste of Home! delowenstein"
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"I made these and my boyfriend, who does not care much for chocolate, loved them! I made a second batch and substituted instant mocha cappucciono and I loved those!"
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In this Chinese American retelling of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears," a careless Goldy Luck wreaks havoc on the home of a family of panda bears. She eats up the littlest panda's rice porridge, breaks his rocking chair, and rumples all the blankets on his futon. When Goldy takes responsibility for her actions, she makes a new friend (and a whole plate of turnip cakes ) just in time for Chinese New Year.
About the Author
Natasha Yim is the author of Sacajawea of the Shoshone (Goosebottom, 2012), Cixi, "The Dragon Empress" (Goosebottom, 2001), and Otto's Rainy Day. She lives in Ukiah, California, with her family.


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The Olde Tyme Christmas in Harper's Ferry is so much fun. This year's Santa did not have as good a beard as Bob's!
To make my banner, I typed "Welcome Santa" using a block font, then printed and cut around the words. I ran those through my Xyron sticker maker and attached to the canvas trim. I "hung" it like the actual banner which was strung across the street in Harper's Ferry.
I purchased 3 cards of the black poinsettia buttons for $2.00 at an antique shop last summer.
Hope everyone has time to relax in this holiday season!


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A group of UK artists have got together to form the Featured Artists Coalition to demand better rights for them from record labels. There are some big names (Robbie Williams, Radiohead, Kate Nash, Dave Gilmour etc.) and among their priorities are owning the rights to recordings and a say in where their content gets licensed online.
Is this a shift in the balance of power? Not really. Paradoxically the labels' weakness is their strength at the moment: "we can't offer you more of the revenue pie because we're struggling to survive as it is, and without us you wouldn't be here". Radiohead were only in the position to go direct to consumer with "In Rainbows" because of years of record label support.
Granting more power and say to artists is however a wise path to follow within sensible confines, such as Terra Firma's bid to bring the majors inline with the smaller indies by offering smaller advances and 50% of NET revenues. This is the type of deal I was on when I was an artist and it gave me a real incentive to help ensure my records sold. The sight of boxes full of returns on a repress of my first release was painful enough to get me to help make the next one do better.
But I'm not convinced there is a case for artists having involvement in deciding where their content gets licensed to digitally. I don't hear them asking for the same degree of input into which CD distributors and stores are used for physical sales. And if you take this democratization to it's logical conclusion and give songwriters the same veto power, many albums would require between ten and twenty different people granting approval. And what happens when not everyone has the same priorities? What if Guy Chambers decided he didn't want his songs licensing to the same online stores that Robbie Williams did?
In short, it would not be practicable for labels to have to consult with artists for each and every digital deal. The likes of imeem and CWM illustrate how the shape and nature of digital deals are changing all the time. Labels are already struggling to keep up with service licensing demand. The last thing the digital music market need now is another cog to slow down the wheel. A workable compromise might be to bake remedy clauses into artist contracts that give artists mechanisms for invoking fee negotiations, after the effect of the deal, when the license represents a significant departure from specific frameworks defined in the contract.
Finally, I'm not convinced that big name artists asking to get more out of the record labels is a message that the public are going to have a huge amount of empathy with.
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1975: Chevrolet Monza 2+2 vs. Ford Mustang II
1975's skinny little new kid on the block takes on Ford's hot-selling bully—and comes out on top.
Pony-car fans have more to be excited about today than theyve had in 40 yearsnot only are both the Mustang GT and Camaro SS above the 400-hp threshold, but theres even a horsepower war raging between the V-6 editions. Next week, well post comparison tests between both the current eights and the sixes, but for now, enjoy this series of past encounters between two of Detroits most storied cars.
Oops. The 70s were such a dreary time that we fell into a funk and forgot to compare the Mustang and Camaro for a full decade. What we did do, however, was pit a Mustang II against a Chevy Monza in this Toilet Bowl of sorts. The bellowing 302-cubic-inch (were going retro; there aint no liters in this house) V-8 in the Mustang was the more powerful of the two engines, with 129 screaming ponies just waiting for their chance to unleash a stonking 10.1-second hump to 60.
When Ford and Chevrolet put their ears to the ground, they both apparently hear the same hoofbeats. And if the Mustang II and Monza 2 + 2 are any indication, both companies respond by circling their wagons in the same direction. If you are looking for a 1975 sports car Detroit-style, these two compact coupes are your only choices. And though they are worlds apart visually and in terms of the corporate engineering preferences, the fundamental concepts behind them are so close that you'd think the product planners had been sifting each other's wastepaper.
Or could it be that for once they were listening to the demands of the car enthusiast? Both are compact and highly maneuverable coupes that transport two in first-class comfort. Both offer V-8 engines and taut suspensions for spirited driving yet provide a measure of utility with their hatchbacks and fold-down rear seats. On top of these basics are option lists that allow almost infinite variations between the lean machine and the opulent tourer. The Mustang II and the Monza are exactly the sort of sporting automobiles that we have been waiting for. The hard part is choosing between them, at least until you've driven them both under a wide variety of circumstanceswhich we've done for you.
Car and Driver tried to equip the test cars as an enthusiast would buy them yet keep them equal for comparison purposes. For the most part, this presented no problem. Both were ordered with V-8 engines (unfortunately the Monza V-8 is not available in California), power steering and brakes, limited-slip differentials, the best suspensions for handling and the largest available tires. Very likely, the serious driver would order his Monza with a four-speed transmission, but since the V-8 Mustang is automatic only, the Monza was dialed up that way too. And while the Monza is built with a 2.56 axle ratio as standard equipment, we specified the optional 2.93 to match against the Mustang's standard 3.00 gear. So there is no room for excuses. These two cars are as equal as the United Auto Workers can make them. It's Ford against Chevrolet, showdown time.
Above, the interior of Chevrolet's Monza 2+2. Below, the Ford Mustang II Mach I.
Both of the coupes borrow heavily from the subcompact sedans in their families. At the same time Ford was preparing the Mustang II for its 1974 model introduction, the Pinto was being re-engineered, so the two now share front and rear suspensions, brakes and much of the floor pan. While the Mustang II is an unmistakably quieter and more poised automobile than the Pinto, there remains a certain similarity in ride and handling between the two.
In the same fashion, a good bit of the Vega shows up in the Monza. The body structure below the beltline is so similar that both end up with exactly the same overall width. Both also share the same front suspension and steering geometry, although the pieces have been redesigned for the Monza. The brakes, however, are identical. Yet when you drive the Monza, you find that its Vega heritage has been completely camouflaged. The suspension doesn't bottom out, the rear axle doesn't hop over chatter-bumps and the Vega's pitching tendency is completely gone. While it may be technically accurate to consider the Monza a better Vega, that grossly understates the improvement.
Apparently the origin of the pieces used in building these cars has far less to do with the machines' ultimate personalities than the intentions of the engineers who designed them: The two coupes resemble nothing so much as the sporty cars of a few years agoon a smaller scale, of course. The V-8-powered Mustang II is very much in the same mold as the old Mustang Mach I. You fit inside in the same way, propped up by a staunchly upright bucket seat, facing a large diameter steering wheel that is close to your chest. You view the world through the same sort of limited glass area and despite the compact external dimensions, the new Mach I feels vaguely ponderous just as the old one did. With its adjustable shock absorbers set in the firmest position, the latest Mustang moves over rough surfaces in the same old heavy-footed waynot nearly so harshly as the "competition suspension" of the old Boss Mustangs but close enough so that you'd recognize both of them as Fords.
The Monza does its part to perpetuate the Camaro theme: The bucket seats rake back at a suitably sporty angle, the steering wheel is small and connected to a very quick variable-ratio gear, the glass area is expansive and the car feels nimble (as do most small General Motors models). The Monza's exceptionally supple and well-controlled suspension and the fast power steering combine to make it feel smaller and more agile than the Mustang. Which is, for the most part, an illusion.
In truth, the two coupes are virtually identical in size. At 179.3 inches overall length, the Monza is 4.3 inches longer than the Mustang. The Ford counters with 4.8 inches of extra width, most of which shows up as additional hip room in the passenger compartment. But because of the way the door panels are shaped, the Monza has only a 1.5-inch deficit in shoulder room. Even so, some broad-shouldered drivers find the Monza's cockpit uncomfortably tight.
Comfort in the Mustang is greatly compromised by insufficient adjustment in the bucket seats. They don't slide back far enough to give you elbow room as you work the big steering wheel and the back rests have no adjustment for angle. As a $16 option, Chevrolet offers a two-position backrest on the Monza that is well worth its price. Chevrolet also offers cloth inserts for the seats at no additional cost, and these are a strong plus for comfort. Basic seat design differs considerably between the two cars. Those in the Mustang are broad and flat; the Monza provides more contour and therefore more lateral support. Rear seats in both cars are strictly for kids. Headroom and knee-room back there are inadequate for adults, even for trips around the block. These are strictly front-seat cars. Of the two, the Monza's interior is definitely preferable. The Mustang's driving position, particularly the lack of elbow room when the car is equipped with the optional between-the-seats console, make it a second choice.
Since these two cars have substantially the same dimensions, the Mustang's impression of greater size may be at least partially attributable to its greater weight: 3335 pounds compared to 3210 for the Monza. It is interesting to see how weight grows in proportion to the length of the option list. According to Ford, the basic V-6 Mach I bounces into this world at 2967 with all tanks filled. Add to that a 302 V-8 with automatic, 271 extra pounds; power steering, 42; power brakes, 12; larger fuel tank with fuel, 32; AM/FM stereo, eight; console, eight; heated rear glass and pivoting quarter windows, five; fold-down rear seat, 39; plus the other accessory groups and packages that make up the grand total. The Monza grows in the same way: To the 2673-pound base coupe add the 262 V-8, 280 pounds extra; automatic transmission, 17; power steering, 37; power brakes, nine; radio, six; plus all of the other little extras that find their way onto new cars.


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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by AbeBeta, Nov 27, 2012.
So you prefer an older scrub over a younger scrub? SMH.
Burmy still thinks its 2007. Poor chap.
Jerry paid him. More than likely a year to early. He has a habit of doing so.
I can't believe how many here don't remember how absolutely dreadful Gurode was.
Free had to be extended by the end of 2010, his rookie deal was up. The only other option was too franchise him which I don't believe we had the money to do this.
He was lazy and not prone to detail. He needs a strong coach on him 24-7 to get him to perform. Its just his nature, same with Spears. Parcells said as much.
Yeah, and yet you still complain about the line. What a surprise.
Gurode is a scrub.
Other than the odd bad snap, he was not nearly as dreadful, even at the end, as what is being trotted out there now.
I'm not saying he could still do that this year, but he was FAR better than anyone we have had playing this year.
The fact that we used to complain about Gurode, and now we have this utter crap, speaks volumes.
I understand some people's logic for it but I thought it was premature to release those guys especially without any viable options in place
Our entire oline is a mess. No one can deny that. We should have never cut Gurode just because we wanted to save some cap space. If he was the last to restructure, it just goes to show that they weren't willing to put more emphasis on the oline. Thus what you see right now is the final product.
our entire o line is a mess. Our best o line man t smith isn't a good left tackle he belongs on the right side. We are a mess all over.
Your right, I think that was some kinda group thought (happens alot here), of which I didn't agree with at all. I will say what I said then, Free is a weakness and can't be hidden on the right side cause the opposition will find him whether he is on the right or left.
Course it fell on deaf ears of the 'Free will be fine on the right side' crowd, as most thought he was going to transform into something different.
Gurode would not be much help for the Cowboys mid-season. Callahan runs a zone blocking scheme and Gurode is a power blocking guy, especially at this age. Putting him at center would be suicidal, for Romo.
Not sure what you're getting at.
get back in the sand ostrich
I am surprised you know what year it is
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My passion for realistic fly tying.
My name is Johan Put and I am from the Netherlands and live in the town called Apeldoorn.
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Studying the rate of cell migration provides insight into fundamental cell biology as well as a tool to assess the functionality of synthetic surfaces and soluble environments used in tissue engineering. The traditional tools used to study cell migration include the fence and wound healing assays. In this paper we describe the development of a microchannel based device for the study of cell migration on defined surfaces. We demonstrate that this device provides a superior tool, relative to the previously mentioned assays, for assessing the propagation rate of cell wave fronts. The significant advantage provided by this technology is the ability to maintain a virgin surface prior to the commencement of the cell migration assay. Here, the device is used to assess rates of mouse fibroblasts (NIH 3T3) and human osteosarcoma (SaOS2) cell migration on surfaces functionalized with various extracellular matrix proteins as a demonstration that confining cell migration within a microchannel produces consistent and robust data. The device design enables rapid and simplistic assessment of multiple repeats on a single chip, where surfaces have not been previously exposed to cells or cellular secretions.
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text: LAFAYETTE, Calif., June 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- A family is demanding a StoneMor California cemetery take back a $3.2-million mausoleum once containing their son's ashes. The family of technology pioneer and Commerce One founder, Thomas Gonzales II, says pure negligence allowed thieves to plunder the family's mausoleum at the Oakmont Memorial Park Cemetery in Lafayette, Calif., in January of 2011 and steal an urn containing Gonzales' remains. Thieves walked off with the remains only days after an initial break-in attempt went unreported by the cemetery to police. Now the $3.2-million marble mausoleum in the Lafayette cemetery stands empty with only broken glass on the floor—relatives say it's a cold reminder of their son's tragic and untimely loss. Gonzales died on Dec. 5, 2001 at the age of 35, after an eight-month battle with gastric cancer. The Gonzales family poured four years and multi-millions into the design and custom-build of a white marble mausoleum befitting their son's memory. "Now, the mausoleum has no value to my family," said Gonzales' father, Tom Gonzales, Sr. "The sight of it causes my family so much pain and suffering we think it's only right for Oakmont to be held accountable." The family sued StoneMor California, a division of StonMor Partners LP (NYSE:STON), on June 12, 2012 for a minimum of $3.2 million (Case No. C12-01384), accusing the national cemetery operator of negligently allowing thieves to walk off with their son's remains and for failing to alert the family of a previous security breach. Days prior to the January 16, 2011 theft, a groundskeeper at the Oakmont Cemetery noticed damage to the mausoleum's steel frame doors. Yet, no one from Oakmont cemetery notified the Gonzales family. Three days later, thieves once again broke onto the property and stole the bronze urn containing Gonzales' remains. Police never recovered the ashes, despite a full-scale investigation and a large reward, which the family still is offering today.


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HO JEE HOU wrote:
> I have an expression which I wish to put it in the form of Cos[a x - b].
> However when I input it to Mathematica, it automatically converted to
> Cos[b - a x]. Similarly, for Sin[a x - b] it would become -Sin[b - ax].
> I understand that both are equivalent, but I just wish to have the form
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(Reuters) - World number one Rory McIlroy added further accolades to his already bulging resume when he was named winner of the PGA of America Player of the Year award and the Vardon Trophy on Monday.
The 23-year-old Northern Irishman, who clinched his second major title with a record eight-shot victory at the PGA Championship in August, was always likely to land both honors after triumphing a season-high four times on the 2012 PGA Tour.
McIlroy followed in the footsteps of his Ryder Cup team mate Luke Donald when he became the second player to win the money list titles in both Europe and the United States.
He is also a heavy favorite to become the PGA Tour's Player of the Year, which is voted upon by tour members and scheduled to be announced early next month.
McIlroy comfortably held off the challenge of Americans Tiger Woods, Bubba Watson, Jason Dufner, Brandt Snedeker and Matt Kuchar to claim PGA of America Player of the Year honors.
He finished with 100 points while Woods ended up with 66, Masters champion Watson and Dufner each totaled 50, Snedeker earned 36 and Kuchar 34.
McIlroy won the Vardon Trophy, first presented in 1937, with an adjusted scoring average of 68.87. Jim Furyk was second on 69.30 and Dufner third (69.45).
McIlroy, who secured the European Tour Race to Dubai title by finishing third at the Singapore Open on Sunday, is vying with Woods, Dufner, FedExCup champion Snedeker and Watson for the PGA Tour's Player of the Year award.
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TH 350 cooler line oil flow
TH 350 gurus, i need your help, while i was working on the fluid cooler lines, i didn't remember what was the cooler feed oil/out for the cooler so i started up the engine to see from where the fluid is supposed to come out , ATF was coming out from both lines!, way more from the lower port (wich is supposed to be the right one) but also a little bit from the "return line".
Transmission was in N, don't now if this weird flow happens also with the shifter in that position , i have to try in P but now i'm concerned about something wrong in the oil pump assembly, may be that i forgot a checkball in somewhere during the rebuild?
Trans is freshly rebuilt and got a TransGo shift kit on it.
Any help will be apprecciated.
The Bottom line is the Feed/Out which has pressure.
The Top line is Return/In, it doesn't have suction so some fluid may flow out there.
Radiator with side tanks:
Bottom = Feed/In from bottom Trans line.
Top = Return/Out to top Trans line.
You can check the pressure before and after the cooler(s) to see if there's excessive pressure drop.
Design of the trans pump , stator and input shaft... With wear on the bushings and shaft, the oil takes the path with least resistance, so oil flows out each port with nothing attached.
With a cooler and lines installed , the oil is pushed the correct path.
By the way , tranny has been freshly rebuilt and i changed as weel all the bushings.
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The Tom Ford Enchanted Eye Color Quad ($75) is one of my favorite makeup purchases of the year. The color applies with a beautiful luminousity that is smooth and incredibly flattering. I invite you to click to enlarge:
Tom Ford's Enchanted quad has a pearly texture that the other eye color quads in the line. There is subtle sparkle throughout, rather than a single shade. The texture applies beautifully with my Edward Bess Luxury Eye Brush. Typically I use the lower left taupe-mauve shade as the base color. I tuck some of the deepest burgundy shade in the outer corner. Then, I use either of the top shades in the inner corner.
In shade:
I found that using a base was necessary, particularly so because I am currently in a very humid warm climate. I used Laura Mercier's Eye Basic as mine. Swatches:
The department store stock images of this palette give a peach impression, which is quite inaccurate. Instead, the shades are mauve burgundy. The taupe shade in the lower left is incredible.
This shows the subtle sparkle:
The best way that I can describe this is as a more robust version of Chanel Ombres Perlees. The Tom Ford Enchanted Four Color Quad seems to be infused with fairy pearl and beautiful things, yet the palette remains sophisticated (as you would expect from Mr. Ford). If I hadn't gotten this quad, I would have regretted it. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow. But soon, and for the rest of my life.


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This is a discussion on The Official Southern Oregon Thread within the North Western States forums, part of the Regional Discussion category; Originally Posted by Wade-0 I get the feeling I'm being blown off. Wrong person to blow off.... IMHO...
Just called him again, and some girl answered the phone. She said he's out getting parts, and didn't know if my car was finished or not. I really hope he's not out getting parts for my car, because that pretty much blows any chance of it being done today. Unless he's planning on pulling an all nighter. What a freakin fiasco
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Well Wade-O, what's the word?
She said she would have him call me when he got back. The phone hasn't rung.
From Ashland? At dinner time?
Maybe your being Overhauled
Lead Wrench @ WTF Tuning, LLC
6 hrs **** I miss being a tech.. That is a 4hr yob dood! Hey they did a Civic once
Lead Wrench @ WTF Tuning, LLC
Haha jeez dude, you should seriously see my labor list here for our technicians.. They charge get this half hour to put in floor mats... a half of an hour 30 flippin minutes to put in floor mats!!!! .3 tenths of an hour to put in a trunk tray. that is 18 minutes!! At 100 dollars an hour it gets pretty ridiculous... Accessory labor is 50 dollars an hour so that isnt too bad but when Honda says floor mats pay 2 tenths of an hour and a trunk tray pays 0. Our techs are spoiled!
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Well he *****ed me. Wouldn't answer his phone or return my messages, so I had my wife drive down there to see what's up. He hasn't even touched my car, it's just been parked this whole time. So she came and got me and I went down there and picked it up. He said he's just been too busy and hasn't had any reliable help. So I asked him why couldn't he have told me that instead of leading me on day after day. He just shrugged. I asked him if we could talk about a refund. He said he did nothing wrong, it was a defective part, and he'd fight it all the way. I asked him if he meant I would have to take him to court, and he said yes. I then asked him if his reputation was worth $400 and he said "You bet."
And to top it off, my car reeks of cigarettes now.
Jeebus, whats the deal man!
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It's late on a Friday. By all means, stay for a glass of wine after babysitting. If there are two of you and a gaggle of proper grown ups, so much the better.
Have a few drinks. Eat some pate. Dance if you feel like it. Chat to Bertie, the man, the legend. Tell people how cool their kids are. Eat the most melted Brie in the world. Locate the beer. Lie about where you got your skirt from. Enjoy all the songs that people put on for you and the awesome that is Siobhan "Because you're YOUNG!!!!!"
All of that is good. All of that is fine.
However, when you get in at half-past three Saturday morning, DO NOT call people.
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, Siobhan and I did a *little* tipsydialling yesterday morning. I haven't done that in ages. Somewhat crazily, we both also forgot that we had done the calling....until Tim texted us to see how we were and let us know he couldn't pick up the voicemail we'd left him.
Oh dear.
Boys, I'm sorry. Especially the boy who I called who had to get up at four. I am a bad Claire.
In other news, sometimes this blog just writes itself, I swear.
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I feel unloved; I only got a text =PReplyDelete
Tipsydialling... what a lovely word!ReplyDelete
You are lovely and awesome and did this because I need it.ReplyDelete
And that makes you great.
Glad to know there are others out there who have done that!!ReplyDelete
hahah..I have done this, along with drunk emailing/blogging at 3am. Not good. But at least you can delete comments/blog posts! lolReplyDelete
Sometimes it's best just to leave the phone at home.ReplyDelete
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Relationship management on road projects
Manley, Karen (2001) Relationship management on road projects. In Queensland Department Main Roads, Road System and Engineering Technology Forum, August 29-31, 2001, Bardon, Brisbane, Qld. (Unpublished)
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|Conference Item (Presentation)
|Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification > BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND DESIGN (120000) > ENGINEERING DESIGN (120400)
|Past > QUT Faculties & Divisions > Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering
Past > Schools > School of Urban Development
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|15 Apr 2011 01:03
|Last Modified:
|15 Apr 2011 01:03
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