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The oft-criticized Boller backed up his words, delivering two touchdown passes in the third quarter as the Ravens surged to a 30-10 victory over the Cowboys (3-7) on Sunday before 69,924 at M&T Bank Stadium. In sparking a string of 30 points before a belated Dallas answer, Baltimore improved to 7-3 for the first time in franchise history, in part, by exploiting the timely miscues of veteran quarterback Vinny Testaverde. "Kyle was very confident at halftime," said Kevin Johnson, the beneficiary of one of Boller's well-timed throws in the third quarter for a touchdown. "He felt like he was in a rhythm. Anytime you have your quarterback feeling that way, you've got to let it loose and the coaches let him loose and he did an excellent job with the pressure."
Boller manufactured one of his best outings as the Ravens won their third game in a row to remain two games behind the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC North. The 23-year-old's confidence appears to be growing as he completed 23 of 34 passes for 232 yards, a 106.5 passer rating and no interceptions for the third week in a row. In the third quarter, the Ravens were resurgent. They outgained the Cowboys in offensive yardage, 163 to 11.
"We kind of got stalled there in the first half," Boller said. "We just executed. I saw the field well, the receivers ran great routes, my offensive line did a fabulous job of blocking. Each week, I feel more comfortable out there. "It's getting easier and easier for me. I'm the quarterback. It's my job to go out there and lead the team."
Down 3-0 in the third quarter, Boller completed 6 of 7 passes on a 78-yard drive. He found tight end Darnell Dinkins, a former practice-squad member, twice for first downs and capped the march with a 17-yard touchdown pass to Dinkins for the Ravens' first lead with 6:53 remaining in the third quarte
r. Dinkins' one-handed slam dunk on the crossbar seemed to signal that the tempo of the game had been reversed from a first half.
Before halftime, Baltimore was limited to 111 yards as Smith was the leading rusher with 12 yards despite breaking his tibia and ending his season.
"My number was called, and Terry was down," Dinkins said of Terry Jones, who was deactivated with a shoulder injury. "I never doubted myself. We all get paid to make plays in this league." Testaverde, the Ravens' first quarterback and all-time leading passer, reverted to form. He stared down his primary read, Keyshawn Johnson, and Pro Bowl safety Ed Reed capitalized. Reed's team-high sixth interception of the season set up another scoring drive engineered by Boller.
First, Boller located Travis Taylor for 19 yards. Then, he victimized former Ravens' practice squad cornerback Lance Frazier by hitting Johnson up the sideline for a 31-yard touchdown pass.
An undrafted rookie, Frazier was selectively targeted throughout the game, and he couldn't handle the unwanted attention.
"Nothing against him, but he was the guy we were going to go after," Boller said. "Our receivers ran some great routes on him, and all I had to do was put the ball there."
For the 41-year-old Testaverde, it was a lot more complicated. He stubbornly forced the football into heavy traffic and was intercepted twice.
"I was disappointed with the way we played in the second half," Testaverde said. "I was also disappointed with myself."
Testaverde injured his right shoulder on his final interception, a pass intended for Keyshawn Johnson that wound up in the hands of Ravens nickel back Chad Williams. Williams dashed 44 yards for a touchdown to stake Baltimore to a 24-3 lead one series after Matt Stover's 50-yard field goal.
"We know when he's on he's on," Williams said after returning the Ravens' fourth defensive touchdown of the season. "When he's off, he's off."
Testaverde completed only 9 of 22 passes for 109 yards, no touchdowns and a putrid 18.9 passer rating before rookie Drew Hensen was inserted. "You could tell he was frustrated," cornerback Gary Baxter said of Testaverde. "He was trying to make throws that quarterbacks normally don't throw and that's how we were able to get our hands on a lot of balls."
In Hensen's first NFL play, he fumbled on a hit from defensive end Marques Douglas and outside linebacker Terrell Suggs pounced on the football. "The red light comes on," Suggs said regarding the awareness of having an inexperienced quarterback facing the fourth-ranked defense in the NFL. "A rookie doesn't really know what he's looking at."
Two plays later, Chester Taylor dove over the top for a 1-yard touchdown and a commanding 30-3 advantage with 9:49 remaining.
In the final minutes, Hensen led a 16-play, 80-yard drive that he capped with his first NFL touchdown on a 1-yard pass to tight end Jeff Robinson.
Overall, the Ravens excelled considering they were without Pro Bowl cornerback Chris McAlister, nickel back Deion Sanders and tight end Todd Heap.
The defense allowed 222 net yards, allowing 3.4 yards per play while forcing three turnovers. "Our intensity is so high right, now, especially in the second half," said linebacker Ed Hartwell, who led the Ravens with 13 tackles. "I don't see a lot of teams that can match it."
Lewis left the game in the first quarter after rushing for 5 yards on two carries. He rode the bicycle in hope of being able to spell Taylor, but wasn't really needed.
Not with Boller making progress for the second week in a row, and a relentless defense that flustered Testaverde then knocked him out. The Ravens improved to 4-1 at home, 11-2 in Baltimore since the start of last season.
"It didn't feel that bad, I could have went back in, but we were up," Lewis said. "No, I don't anticipate missing next week."
Now, the Ravens prepare to head to New England to play the defending Super Bowl champions.
"Our team is playing very well right now," linebacker Ray Lewis said. "We're playing stifling defense and our offense is coming around. Kyle is really coming around. I think we're playing at a nice level."
Over the last four games, Boller has thrown for 810 yards and five touchdowns with one interception.
"When the offense starts taking charge, when a quarterback gets his confidence, that's huge," offensive guard Edwin Mulitalo said. "Boller gave us something to rally around. He's my quarterback."
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Today he took technology and the body as his reference point - an idea which might seem a tad too conceptual for a label whose clothes, ultimately, you want to and can wear. But fear not, this inspiration came with just the right amount of jest and execution to make it fun and accessible and thinking: why have I not worn surgical prints before? It was called "How to affect robots and influence people".
And the way Mr Finch is influencing people is through waffle-knitted bomber-style cardigans, tailored jackets whose sleeves are merely decorative and not to be worn, cool Fifties-style bowling shirts, pleated skirts with glossy pleat belts affixed to them, and gold and silver brocade, full-skirted dresses, clear panels at their back to mimic skin. And we can't forget that print, a collaboration with Dr Tim Goodacre, president of the British Association of plastic, reconstructive and aesthetic surgeons - which translated as pre-surgical markings on dresses and shirts and more. But it was done in just the right way.
It was glossy at times - the bombers got a revamp - and sassy at others - take a wander and a wiggle in those pencil skirts. But it was a great outing from a great label (the audience all showing their appreciation in their own pre or current season bombers).
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When during the Second Punic War a gild of poets was instituted, this too had its meeting-place in the same temple.
There is gold enough there to gild the walls and ceiling, if it were beaten thin.
After a workman had been seven years a member, the gild assured him a livelihood in case of disability from any cause.
See how it seems to gild everything as the light rises, Dolly!
As to the upset of gild monopolies in the sixteenth century, see p. 76.
He undertook to gild and letter books at his customers' own houses.
This Russian had the barbarous taste to gild the building within and without.
It is not necessary to gild the background to produce a fine effect.
Too many of his gild had lost their liberty through some errant desire to be confidential.
gild the three points on the top to make them look as if made of brass.
early 13c., yilde (spelling later influenced by Old Norse gildi "guild, brotherhood"), a semantic fusion of Old English gegyld "guild" and gild, gyld "payment, tribute, compensation," from Proto-Germanic *gelth- "pay" (cf. Old Frisian geld "money," Old Saxon geld "payment, sacrifice, reward," Old High German gelt "payment, tribute;" see yield (v.)).
The connecting sense is of a tribute or payment to join a protective or trade society. But some see the root in its alternative sense of "sacrifice," as if in worship, and see the word as meaning a combination for religious purposes, either Christian or pagan. The Anglo-Saxon guilds had a strong religious component; they were burial societies that paid for masses for the souls of deceased members as well as paying fines in cases of justified crime. The continental custom of guilds of merchants arrived after the Conquest, with incorporated societies of merchants in each town or city holding exclusive rights of doing business there. In many cases they became the governing body of a town (cf. Guildhall, which came to be the London city hall). Trade guilds arose 14c., as craftsmen united to protect their common interest.


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I married my husband twelve years ago, and I have spoiled him. I can admit that. I cook him all kinds of goodies, I clean the house, and not because he expected it, but because I love him. Now that I have 3 kids and am running around all day everyday, he somehow still thinks I have time to spoil him. Which I don't….I laugh that I am lucky if I can sneak away to the bathroom somedays. But their are occasions that I don't mind hitting the kitchen and whipping up a treat.
I knew he was going to be ready to get comfy on the couch for Monday night football. I figured he deserved a special snack. I threw together these buffalo chicken bites. The have all of the flavor of Buffalo Chicken Wings, but they are so much easier to make. Perfect for watching football.
Buffalo Chicken Bites
Yield 4
- 1 tube Pillsbury Crescent Rolls (or similar)
- 1 cup Shredded or cubed cooked chicken
- 1/4 cup Hot Sauce
- 1/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/4 cup blue cheese crumbles
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F
- In a medium mixing bowl mix together the chicken, hot sauce, and cheeses.
- On a lightly floured surface roll out the crescent dough pressing together the seems.
- Spread the chicken mix thinly over the dough and roll it up like a jelly roll.
- Place the roll in the fridge for 5-10 minutes to set up.
- Remove from fridge and slice into 1 inch pieces.
- Place on parchment covered baking sheet and bake at 400 F for 10-12 minutes or until golden brown.
- Serve with blue cheese dressing and celery.
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Gather your ingredients and preheat the oven to 400 F.
In a bowl mix together everything except for the crescent dough. 😉
Roll out the crescent roll dough pinching the seems together. Spread the chicken mix over the crescent roll dough and roll up like a jelly roll.
After the dough is rolled place in the fridge for 5-10 minutes to set up. Then slice in one inch pieces and place on parchment covered baking sheet and bake for 10-12 minutes at 400 Degrees F.
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At the NAMM Show in Anaheim, California, it's not uncommon for the old and the new to cross paths. For more than a century, NAMM has been the place to showcase the latest innovations in music-related products. In 2013, we witnessed the rebirth of a synthesizer that was originally released in the late 1970s, and we were also introduced to a new kind of interface.


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Here's a vote for surprise player of the season: R.A. Dickey.
The Mets knuckleballer won for the sixth straight time Wednesday night, blanking the Detroit Tigers for eight innings and allowing only four hits. For the season, he's now 6-0 with a 2.33 ERA and 1.29 WHIP. Not bad for a 35-year-old journeyman whose career high in wins was nine in 2003.
One of the keys to his newfound success has been his improved control. After averaging 4.2 walks per nine innings last season, Dickey has cut that to 2.7 per nine. Of course, it's never easy to know where a knuckleball is going but his 35/14 K/BB ratio is encouraging. And the Mets are going to keep him in the starting rotation as long as he continues to be successful.
For fantasy owners in search of that extra edge, Benchcoach.com has a look at today's top batter vs. pitcher matchups. In leagues with daily transactions, these stats might also help you decide who gets the start and who sits on your bench.
Players you want in your lineup
Ryan Braun vs. Nick Blackburn .600 (6-for-10)
Carlos Lee vs. Matt Cain .455 (5-for-11, HR, 3 RBI)
Freddy Sanchez vs. Wandy Rodriguez .435 (10-for-23, HR, 3 RBI)
Miguel Tejada vs. Nate Robertson .421 (8-for-19, 2 HR, 3 RBI)
Jhonny Peralta vs. Joe Blanton .391 (9-for-23, 2 HR)
Players you don't want in your lineup
Alex Rios vs. Derek Lowe .000 (0-for-10)
Prince Fielder vs. Nick Blackburn .100 (1-for-10)
Juan Pierre vs. Derek Lowe .143 (3-for-21, 5 RBI)
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hi,go into control panel, uninstalled all apple products, ex: itunes, itunes helper, apple mobile support....etcafter that reboot your computergo to http://www.apple.com/itunes/ to reinstall itunesafter that put your ipad in DFU or recovery mode 1.Attach the ipad to the pc 2.Turn the ipad off 3.Press and hold power. Keep holding power. As soon as you see display on the screen of any sort press and hold home button. 4.Hold power and home together for *exactly* 10 seconds 5.Release power but keep holding home until the pc beeps as a USB device is recognized. 6.At no point will the display come on. Now your restore should work.
after that, open itunes and click yes when asked to restore
if that workout for you, please click accept. thank you
also, make sure you disable your antivirus software if you have one installed
Thank you for your reply. I have followed this procedure several times and I have been unable to restore the iPad 1 to factory settings. Itunes 10.6.1 reports an error 1611. I need to something different.
Please lrt me know the ETA of your reply.
Many Thanks.
try this
Step 1. Start –> Programs –> Accessories Step 2. Run Notepad or WordPad Step 3. Click "Open.." from File menu. Step 4. Browse to Windows/System32/drivers/etc Step 5. In "files of type:" select all documents Step 6. Open "hosts" Step 7. Delete all line that has "gs.apple.com" Step 8. Hit Save Step 9. Restore your device
Thank you for this:
I am doing this on my Windows 7 machine. It does not give me permission to edit and save the hosts file in the Windows/System32/drivers/etc folder. Any suggestions?
It is very late and I need sleep. I will signon by 5:00 am, EDT, Monday 2apr12.
go into control panel --->>> user account --->>> change my account type, make sure you account is a administrator account
if not a administrator account, set your account as administrator
after reboot your computer and try to restore your ipad again
i think that is your problem, because your account is not administrator account, so you have permission problem when trying to restore
I assure you that I am using an Administrator account. However, I checked again and have rebooted and attempted to restore the iPad using the itunes procedure. Furthermore I have removed all USB devices except for the one connecting to the iPad. On reboot, I have checked the open processes as shown in Task Manager and terminated all tasks relating to ant-virus checking and all known 3rd party programs (not related to Apple of course). The result is the same: error 1611, after several minutes of activity, during which the iPad showed the Apple logo and a slider which should show the degree of completion of the restore. This never left the zero origin. Thus I have not progressed at all in restoring the iPad 1.Do you have any other solution to try?
Please acknowledge receipt of this reply. This is not an ACCEPTANCE.
Hi - Anyone there?
yes im here
Are you the person who sent me the prior replies re the Restore of my iPad? Or are you a different person?
yes i am
i think im the only contact person for your case
OK - thank you for your earlier replies. You will see that I am still stuck with the error 1611 problem. I worked on this for seven hours yesterday, so you will understand my frustration.
I understand,sorry, im ran out of solution for your problem. let me opt out and another expert might help you out
hope you can fix your problem
I am inclined to take the device to the local Apple Store to see if they can help. Unfortunately, they will want to sell me a new iPad 3, which I don't need and can't afford.
Thank you CompExpert, I hope I did not cause offence. Bye. Shall I wait online for your next expert to come on?
Anyone there?
I will stand by for 15 minutes. Is that long enough to get someone to take the case? I will go do something else at 7:00 pm. EDT.
Time is 6:56 pm, EDT
Time is 7:00 PM, EDT, Monday April 2, 2012. Time to move on. Goodbye.


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September 26, 2013 – The Dutchess Community College Foundation will host the 16th bi-annual Dutchess Heritage Quilt Show Oct. 12 and 13 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on DCC's main campus in Poughkeepsie.
All proceeds will go to support the Dutchess Heritage Quilters Scholarship, which is given annually each May at the DCC Convocation. It is awarded to a non-traditional student in the Performing, Visual Arts and Communications department.
The show will include vendors, quilt judging, lectures, a fabric postcard challenge, food concessions and workshops including featured presentations by author and quilting teacher Ami Simms.
Show admission is $6, $5 for seniors. Visit www.DHQuiltshow.org to register for the judged quilt show or receive a coupon for $1 off admission.


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Biogas from chicken manure will now power a big chicken farm in Beijing using GE's Jenbacher gas engines.
According to GE, the plant, with annual capacity of 14,600 megawatt/hour electricity, is the first of its type in China designed to help reduce suburban electricity shortage.
With 3 million chickens in the farm producing 220 tons/day of manure and 170 tons/day of wastewater, the project will hopefully be a sweet-smelling success.
GE said the biogas plant will save more than $1.2 million/year in electricity costs alone.


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Hoops tourney scheduled in Akron
The Black Friday Basketball Shootout Tournament is scheduled to take place Nov. 23 in Akron. This event is for boys and girls in fourth, fifth or sixth grades. All teams are guaranteed three games and winners will receive awards. The cost is $175.
For details on the Black Friday Basketbal Shootout Tournament, call Nick Echard at 330-800-8222 or visit www.maineventsports.org.
Play for Buzzsaws
n The Summit County Buzzsaws baseball team is looking to fill out its 2013 10-and-younger and 11-and-younger rosters.
To register for a tryout, visit www.playballohio.com/buzz-saws. For details, contact coach Dante Sabatucci at firstname.lastname@example.com or text/call 330-714-0252.
Bombers need players
Ohio Bombers Baseball is seeking 8-and-younger baseball players for the 2013 summer travel team. For details, call Dave Watson at 330-592-0302 or email coach Brian Roberts at email@example.com or visit www.ohiobombers.org.
Take part in Turkey Trot
The 31st annual Cleveland Turkey Trot is set to take place Nov. 22 at 9:30 a.m. at the Galleria at Erieview on East 9th Street.


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The entire collection of videogame-themed art shown at the Game Over 3 gallery exhibit is now online for your perusal. Some of the artwork is still for sale.
Giant Robot San Fransisco posted images of all the work in the show Wednesday when the gallery closed. You'll notice that many of the pieces are very reasonably priced. I'm kicking myself for not buying Calvin Wong's Fallout-themed illustration: At $60, his image portraying an oblivious vault-dweller is an absolute steal.
The Game Over 3 gallery show, which featured the work of young artists and game designers, ran March 12 to April 14 in the Giant Robot store in San Francisco's Haight district. See Wired.com's preview of the gallery show for a closer look at some of the videogame-inspired artwork.
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Alice Eve swapped her red carpet outfit for a classic LBD, while Zoe Saldana opted to dress down in trousers for the Star Trek premiere afterparty at the Aqua Club. They were joined by Simon Pegg, Benedict Cumberbatch, Chris Pine and other stars of Star Trek: Into Darkness.
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Aug. 17, 2012
Wednesday was a busy day for the team as it toured the city of Florence and all of its amazing attractions and shops. The first stop on the tour was the Accademia Gallery to get a glimpse of Florence's most famous masterpiece, Michelangelo's David. Once the team soaked in the works of art in the Accademia, it went on a walking tour of the city making stops at the colorful Florence Cathedral and the Ponte Vecchio, which is the oldest bridge in the city, built in 1345!
There were plenty of lighthearted moments as the team made its way through town as several players stopped to have their caricatures drawn. Two players, who will go unnamed to protect their identities, had their caricatures produced together and the artist apparently thought these two Ramblers were more than teammates and illustrated that with his drawing. After the tour of Florence, the team received some free time to shop and explore Florence on its own before dinner.
Today (Friday) the team started the day with a quick breakfast before boarding the bus for Pisa. Although you could hardly describe the weather as cool at any point on the trip, today was without question the hottest day since the Ramblers have been in Italy, with temperatures pushing 100 degrees.
Our enthusiastic tour guide, Carlotta, showed the team around the Field of Miracles, which includes St. Mary's Cathedral (also known as the Duomo), the Baptistry and the famous Leaning Tower. After learning about the history of each of those buildings, the Ramblers hiked the entire 296 steps, twisting and turning their way up to the top of the Leaning Tower, where everyone enjoyed a scenic view of Pisa.
Once the team descending the Tower, it was time to make the one-hour drive back to Florence to get ready for the final practice prior to tomorrow's game against Pallacanestro Bassano del Grappa, the Ramblers' second game of the trip.
Saturday, the team departs Florence in the morning to make the approximately 150-mile drive to Treviso, which is located just outside of Venice, to rest up as they look to win for the second time in as many tries on the trip.
Provided the arena has internet capabilities, we will be providing live updates on Twitter (@LoyolaRamblers) and will have a recap posted on the site upon the completion of the contest. Game time is at 11:30 a.m. Central.


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MUBARAK RESIGNS UPDATE: No Matter What Happens In Egypt, Glenn Beck Is Right
Yesterday morning, after reports surfaced that Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak was going to resign later in the day, Glenn Beck said over the AM radio waves that this was more proof that his horsefeathers theory [1] about the unrest in Egypt is correct: "Buckle up, gang. Buckle up. Everything I have said about Egypt -- everything I have said about Egypt -- we have been right on."
Later in the day, Mubarak spoke and refused to step down [2]. Glenn Beck came on Fox News and declared that he's still one hundred percent right:
It's almost like everything that happens in Egypt proves Glenn Beck right, even when those things don't actually happen. And we have to nerve to call him a conspiracy theorist [3]...
UPDATE: The breaking news is that Mubarak has, indeed, stepped down as president of Egypt today. Not surprisingly, Glenn Beck said on the radio this morning that this proves he was right:
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Georgetown College's football team rolled off 21 unanswered points in the third quarter, opening up a huge lead against University of Virginia College at Wise in a critical Mid-South Conference East Division matchup.
Both teams were undefeated in divisional play. The Tigers (6-2, 5-0 MSC) take control with the 58-29 win Saturday at Toyota Stadium with one interleague opponent left - Lindsey Wilson College.
GC had lost three straight seasons to the Cavaliers, by a touchdown, but left nothing to chance at home.
A blocked extra point by Clay Brown allowed the Tigers to take a momentum swing in the first quarter. DaVon Pitts picked up the block and returned it 90-plus yards for the two points. This tied the score 9-9 with GC receiving the kickoff.
Kaelin Ammons engineered a four-play, 30-yard drive to take a 16-9 advantage the Tigers would never relinquish. The junior was 14-of-23 for 167 yards and five touchdowns.
"It was a good day," GC coach Bill Cronin said. "It was classic smart college football. Our guys really stepped up."
After a slow start defensively, the Tigers flexed its muscle against Wise (3-6, 3-1) in the third quarter. The Cavaliers managed just 85 yards of offense on 20 plays with a fumble coming out of the locker room. They ended the first half on an upswing, scoring a touchdown to be down 37-22 and received the ball to open the second half.
However, the Tigers held them to three yards on three plays that first series and set the tone for the second half.
"I think we came out flat defensively at the beginning," Cronin said. "But we got rolling and our kids gained confidence. It was good ball on both sides."
Part of that defensive stance was the play of Brown. He not only got the block extra point, but he was involved in nine tackles (three solo) with an interception he returned 10 yards.
"He got more depth in his drop," Cronin said of Brown's interception. "It was a completely different approach."
Georgetown returns to action 2:30 p.m. Nov. 6 at Lindsey Wilson, a team the veteran coach knows the Tigers cannot take for granted.
"It is definitely someone we can't take lightly," Cronin said. "The Blue Raiders have done well in their inaugural season."


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April 12, 2010
PITTSBURGH –The University of Pittsburgh Athletics department handed out its highest honors this evening at the 2010 Senior Awards Banquet held on campus, at the William Pitt Union. With Pitt's senior student-athletes and their parents present, the Athletic Department announced the recipients of the David Sandberg Champion, Blue-Gold and Panther Awards.
The David Sandberg Champion award was founded in 2003 in memory of the former Pitt wrestler and assistant coach. The award is given to a senior that best represents the qualities David personified at the University - a dedication to academic and athletic excellence, with an unyielding spirit and passionate commitment to the improvement of the University of Pittsburgh and surrounding communities. This year's David Sandberg Champion award winner was Jermaine Dixon.
Dixon was a two-year starter at Pitt after transferring from Tallahassee Junior College, who saw action in 61 career games. This year, Dixon started 23 of 25 games after recovering from an off-season broken right foot, and averaged 10.6 points and four rebounds per game. He scored over 20 points two times and reached double figure scoring in 16 contests. Dixon was named the Big East Defensive Player of the Year by Sporting News Magazine.
Next, the recipients of the Blue-Gold Awards were announced. The Blue-Gold Award is presented to the graduating male and female student-athletes who have demonstrated the best combination of academic scholarship, athletic achievement, leadership qualities, activities and citizenship.
Adam Gunn of the football team was the male recipient of the Blue/Gold Award. Gunn made a remarkable comeback from a neck injury with a sterling senior year. He was selected a first-team All-Big East linebacker and a Pitt team captain. Adam additionally was honored with the Meineke Car Care Bowl Leadership Award and earned a selection on the Big East All-Academic Football Team for the third time in his career. He recorded 161 tackles, six and half sacks, and forced three fumbles. Gunn finished his career as a four-year letterman and won the Demale Stanley award for being Pitt's most inspirational player.
The female Blue-Gold awardee was All-America middle blocker Meagan Dooley of the women's volleyball team. Dooley is one of the most decorated volleyball players in Big East history. She was named 2009 Big East Female-Scholar Athlete of the Year and was recently awarded the NCAA Fall Postgraduate Scholarship by the NCAA. A Big East Academic All-Star, Dooley maintained a perfect 4.0 throughout her entire undergraduate career at Pitt.
The recipients of the Panther Award were the next honorees mentioned. This award is presented to the graduating senior athlete who has promoted Pitt athletics through his/her outstanding athletic achievements.
Team captain and three-year starting tight end Nate Byham, of football, was the male recipient of the Panther Award. A four-year contributor and an All-Big East athlete, Byham accepted an invitation to workout at the NFL Scouting Combine alongside some of the nation's top talent in front of NFL coaches, scouts, and executives. He is also the first tight end in Pitt history to earn All-Big East accolades twice in a career. Byham tallied 47 catches for 612 yards and three touchdowns during his career at Pitt. He was also invited to play in the prestigious East-West Shrine Game.
On the women's side, Dooley made her way back to the podium to accept the female Panther Award. An AVCA All-America third team selection, Dooley ranked in the NCAA Division I top 10 for blocks per set, and was named the Big East Player of the Year. She finished the season leading the Big East in blocks and points. Dooley also set the all-time block assist record (402) and single-season record for total blocks (168). The senior was also an AVCA Northeast All-Region first team and CVU.com Year-End Top Five honoree. Dooley became the first-ever female student-athlete to earn both the Blue-Gold and Panther Award. She is the second-ever Pitt student-athlete to accomplish that feat since Jeff Delaney (football) in 1979.
Earlier in the night, eight Seniors of Distinction were honored. This is an honor awarded to varsity student-athletes who have made outstanding contributions in the athletic arena. This year's honorees were: Dani Bryan (gymnastics), Jonathan Buchanan (men's swimming and diving), Dorin Dickerson (football), Ashley Habbel (women's soccer), John Malecki (football), Geoff Morgan (men's swimming and diving), Michelle Rossi (women's volleyball) and Mick Williams (football).
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Our members, programs, events and sponsors are what make us the most dynamic chamber in Kentuckiana.
Whether it's our networking events, Business Expo, Synergy Groups, Think Tank Series, Monthly Meetings with great speakers, or community celebrations, our members engage to get the best ROI. That's not just return-on-investment but Return-On-Involvement.
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this is cool
Keep up the good work
Interesting …
in fact I'd like to have a close look on CodeCanyon's stats
After my Smooth new item ( Smooth Ajax Chat) has been approved …. , Now i can say it's party time
Raincutter said
I am guessing that I will have a total of 5 sales in 5 days. Couldn't upload a single item these days. It sucks.
Well I uploaded my item yesterday , and after 24hour I'm just 8th out of 17 on CodeCanyon , so even if you have a ready item, it will take time to be approved
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And I know it's been a long time coming, but we'll totally build it in to the marketplaces soon. It's in the pipeline!
Good to hear that , that will make it easier to announce our updates !
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emonik saidI guess it would have to be one off. Thats why, throw in a business card and letter head and maybe a domain name and together you have a great package for a start up
This is really a brilliant idea !
But isn't the LOGO supposed to be unique ! ,so how we can sale it for multiple clients ? like other GR items ?
You know I'm not really sure about that ! , if it's only ONE OFF as you say , then our items should be deleted if we make 1 sale ! because there is no reason why they should stay on GR ! anyway by 24th we will know how it works , that's why i won't think about it again
Depending on the one featured now on GR with 1 item and 9 sales , I don't think it's about how many items you have created nor how many sales you have made like others said
I think it's automated or something , I really hope the envato staff will reply to this question !
This is really a brilliant idea !
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A Profile of the Women's Studies Program
Take a look at what past grads from Witt have done with their majors – internships, grad school programs, and first jobs after graduation. It's not always as cut and dried as you think; a Liberal Arts degree has a lot of flexibility!
Why Women's Studies?
The Women's Studies Program at Wittenberg University provides a forum for students and scholars in different disciplines to share their interests, concerns, and methodologies in a rich inquiry into one virtually important topic--the status and accomplishments of women. In pursuing this goal, the Program recognizes and encourages alternative ways of thinking about both disciplines and pedagogy, presents previously ignored or misrepresented information about women across the disciplines, and promotes the student's personal growth through academic inquiry.
Students report many different reasons for minoring in Women's Studies. Some discover the interest gradually when they choose courses for general education requirements. Others choose Women's Studies as a minor because it supplements their major in a particularly enriching way. Others minor in Women's Studies because of their career goals--they may want to work in domestic law or women's health care. Almost all students recognize a component of personal growth and self-awareness in the minor.
Degrees Offered
Minor: Women's Studies
Requirements for Minor
Women's Studies 100 plus 16 semester hours in at least three different disciplines: three of the courses must be numbered 200 or above, and only one course may count for both the student's major and the Women's Studies minor. The student, in the spring of the senior year, will present a portfolio of written work in women's studies to a Women's Studies faculty committee for assessment.
100L. Women, Culture, Politics and Society. 4 semester hours.
Introductory survey of major issues in women's studies, including feminist theory, literature and history of women, and lived experiences of women in the United States and globally. No prerequisites. Writing intensive. Every year.
490. Independent Study. Variable credit.
Independent research project designed in consultation with the supervising professor. Prerequisite: Declaration of the Women's Studies minor and permission of the instructor and the Women's Studies Committee. Every year.
492. Internship. 2-4 semester hours.
Supervised work experience in some area related to women's studies. Prerequisite: Declaration of Women's Studies minor and permission of the instructor. Every year.
The following courses are aproved for the Women's Studies minor:
- 130. Chinese Women Writers: Ancient and Modern. 4 semester hours
- 320. Topics: Gender and Communication. 4 semeter hours
- 180. Gender Trouble. 4 semester hours
- 180. Making Romance. 4 semester hours
- 180. Women in Classical Hollywood Cinema. 4 semester hours
- 313. African-American Women's Literature. 4 semester hours
- 318A. Women in Literature I. 4 semester hours.
- 319A. Women in Literature II. 4 semester hours.
- (Sections of 180 and other topics courses as noted in the master schedule.)
- 390. Contemporary Theory. 4 semester hours.
Health, Fitness and Sport
- 245. History of Women in Sport. 4 semester hours.
- 202. Silences of the Past. 4 semester hours
- 203. Holy Antique Women! 4 semester hours
- 319. European Women's History. 4 semester hours.
- 320. American Women's History. 4 semester hours.
- 371. Nationalism, Ethnicity and Gender in 20th Century Africa. 4 semester hours.
- 390. Medieval Women. 4 semester hours.
- 390. Women in Management. 4 semester hours.
- 205 Women in Music.
- 200. Philosphy of Women's Lives. 4 semester hours.
- 304. Knowing Bodies. 4 semester hours.
Political Science
- 319. Feminism and Postmodern Political Thought. 4 semester hours.
- 190. Psychology of Women. 4 semester hours.
- 374. Advanced Social Ethics: Sexism. 4 semester hours.
- 381. Women and Religion: Judaism and Christianity. 4 semester hours.
- 210. Sociology of the Family 4 semester hours.
- 245. Gender and Society. 4 semester hours.
- 246. Women and the Family in East Asia. 4 semester hours.
- 301. Topics: Sociology of Sexuality. 4 semester hours.
- 380. Identity, Self and Society. (Identified sections.) 4 semester hours.
In addition, topics courses in many departments such as Art, English, History, Language, Philosophy, Religion and Sociology are approved to meet Women's Studies minor requirements as the chosen topics warrant. Other types of courses may also be offered with a Women's studies emphasis and be approved for Women's Studies credit (such as English 330: Major Authors). Current Women's Studies courses will be listed in the master schedule each semester.


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Attorney General Hardy Myers today announced the first statewide campus conference to address sexual violence, April 11 and 12 at the Eugene Hilton. The conference is organized by the Attorney General's Sexual Assault Task Force. The Task Force, which was initiated by Myers in 1999, has been conducting specialized training on sexual assault for law enforcement officers, prosecutors, victim advocates and medical professionals for the past three years. At the request of the Campus Response Committee of the Task Force, Oregon campuses designated funds in support of this first statewide campus conference focusing on sexual assault on campuses.
The conference will feature three nationally-recognized presenters, Dr. Jennifer Freyd, PhD, from the University of Oregon, an expert on betrayal trauma; Dr. David Lisak, PhD, from the University of Massachusetts, Boston, an expert on rapists who are never reported to or addressed by the criminal justice system ("undetected rapists"), and Nadia Telsey, MS, from the University of Oregon, an authority on promoting resistance to sexual violence.
Additionally, the conference will provide an opportunity for University and College Campus Presidents to meet Myers, along with University of Oregon President Dave Frohnmayer, at a luncheon for Presidents on Tuesday, April 12th. Dr. David Lisak will present information to the campus leaders about the risk to students from sexual predators. Myers will lead a discussion on campus and statewide solutions to improving the response to and reducing the incidence of sexual violence on college and university campuses in Oregon.
Myers, Lisak and Phyllis Barkhurst, Executive Director of the Attorney General's Sexual Assault Task Force, will be available to the media on Tuesday, April 12th from 8:45am to 9:15am in the Board Room of the Eugene Hilton.
Dr. David Lisak, PhD, is an Associate Professor of psychology at the University of Massachusetts Boston & the Director of the Men's Sexual Trauma Research Project. He conducts and supervises research on the causes and consequences of interpersonal violence with particular focus on the motives and characteristics of "undetected rapists" - men who rape but are not prosecuted (or identified). Dr. Lisak provides training, consultation and expert testimony nationwide on sexual assault and offenders. He recently consulted on the Kobe Bryant case and assisted the Air Force Academy & the Department of Defense in developing response and prevention measures and policies to address sexual violence.
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Betsy Ross sewed the first American flag in Philadelphia. Today the city is a rich and diverse quilt bringing together 152 distinct neighborhoods, weaving the silks of Society Hill, the blue collars of Fishtown, and the tweeds of Chestnut Hill with the sequins and feathers of the Mummers, who strut down Broad Street in a traditional New Year's extravaganza. Visitors expect to find history here and they do, at such landmarks as Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and the house where Betsy Ross stitched the original stars and stripes. In recent years, a vibrant tapestry of restaurants, art, and entertainment has unfurled in yuppified Manayunk, up-and-coming Northern Liberties, and Center City, the beating heart of downtown.
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- Changeling - UGPulse Reviews The courage of one woman against a sexist male dominated corrupt Los Angeles Police force.
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Sir Ian Blair yesterday warned that his post as commissioner of the Metropolitan police was becoming increasingly politicised and that plans by the London mayor, Boris Johnson, to take more control of the force could ultimately be damaging.
The commissioner was speaking as it emerged that an aide to the mayor had to be reined in by a lawyer from seeking Blair's suspension over allegations of cronyism.
The rebuff to the Johnson camp was revealed in emails, seen by the Guardian, showing clear legal advice that the mayor lacked the power to remove Blair while claims that he influenced the awarding of £3m worth of contracts to a friend were investigated. Blair has strongly denied any impropriety.
Speaking yesterday, Blair said he was aware that Johnson was elected in May on a platform of wanting the power to hire and fire the commissioner, in order to make policing more accountable.
The commissioner said such a move could be a "poor bargain" for the Met because it had national functions, in leading the police fight against terrorism, as well as an international role. He said his view had been formed before the leaking of the email correspondence.
Blair said: "There is concern about the politicisation of the office of commissioner. I find that is inappropriate.
"I will continue to stay in office, because that is my job, to make London safer."
Later Blair added: "Most senior officers are concerned that the office of commissioner is becoming a matter for high politics, which it has been for quite some time."
Blair refused to answer whether he had influenced the awarding of contracts totalling £3m to a company run by a close friend. He said there was "no way" he would go into detail about his conduct ahead of the inquiry into the matter, which is being organised by the Home Office.
He said: "I believe I acted with probity and on appropriate advice and I will co-operate fully with the inquiry. That does not mean I am not disappointed about the leaking of information over the last few days. I am disappointed but scarcely surprised, because that seems to be the world in which we are all operating."
Asked if he felt people had "got it in for him", Blair said: "I am just going to say it is a position which attracts a lot of comment."
The email exchange was between the deputy mayor for policing, Kit Malthouse, and David Riddle, a lawyer for the Metropolitan Police Authority. In an email written last Friday as new allegations against the commissioner surfaced in the media, Malthouse wrote: "Essentially it's the mayor's decision to suspend or not."
MPA officials conferred about the legal position and in an email Riddle warned that the Tory mayor could not suspend the commissioner, writing: "The mayor has no formal role in this whatsoever ... he is not a decision-maker and anything that suggests he is involved will come back and bite the MPA and him."
In a statement Malthouse said: "I believe the mayor was elected to have an influence on policing in London. The email indicated my concern that the mayor's views about the process involving the commissioner were not being taken into account.
"I and the mayor have made no secret of our view that governance arrangements in policing are confused and lack accountability."
At his monthly press briefing, Blair also said he found "surprising" the decision to let the Tetra Pak heir, Hans Kristian Rausing, 45, and his wife Eva, 44, escape prison. Rausing has admitted to possession of cocaine, crack and heroin.
Blair appeared to suggest their treatment was linked to their wealth by quoting a 19th century lawyer: "In England, justice is open, just like the Ritz." The couple will receive a conditional caution and Blair announced a review of the Met's role.


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Mount Airy, North Carolina Homes for Sale
When you see Main Street, you'll be reminded of ... Main Street in Mayberry. You might even expect to see Sheriff Taylor, Barney and little Opie. Of course, that was a long time ago but the town still retains its quaint Southern charm. And, in fact, Andy Griffith was born here so it is no wonder that there is such similarity between the two towns. If you're a fan of Mayberry, you'll be able to tour the familiar places from the series and even ride in the squad car.
"You can explore the city and visit many historic homes and buildings or head further into the mountains for hiking, canoeing, whitewater rafting or a leisurely drive along the nearby Blue Ridge Parkway."
If you can pull yourself away from the Mayberry memories, you'll find an amazing amount of things to do. You can explore the city and visit many historic homes and buildings or head further into the mountains for hiking, canoeing, whitewater rafting or a leisurely drive along the nearby Blue Ridge Parkway.
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There might not be a more cloudy training camp competition for the San Francisco 49ers than at cornerback.
And while it's been difficult to assess that competition during OTAs because of the limited participation by some players and minimal contact allowed, there's also key wild card that hasn't taken the field yet.
Instead of getting work between the lines with his teammates in 7-on-7s and team drills during OTAs, first-round pick Jimmie Ward is continuing to rehab his foot injury that was discovered at the scouting combine in Indianapolis in February. The 49ers have remained cautious with a number of players coming off injuries at this point of the season. Ward is no different.
Last week Ward said he's making steady progress since having surgery in early March to insert a screw into his foot where he suffered a Jones fracture. The injury didn't prevent him from participating in his local pro day just days before the surgery, but the 49ers are taking a vigilant approach with their young defensive back during his recovery.
"(I'm) taking it one day at a time right now, Ward said. "Basically the trainer said it looked good. Got an x-ray and everything panned out right."
Ward's injury had no bearing on San Francisco's evaluation of him coming out of Northern Illinois. "Our doctors feel that he will be good to go, ready to go at the start of training camp," said Jim Harbaugh the night Ward was taken with the 30th selection in last month's draft.
Ward's selection meant the 49ers addressed safety in the first round of the draft in consecutive seasons. If he pans out as well as 2013's first-round pick Eric Reid - who earned Pro-Bowl recognition as an alternate in his rookie campaign - San Francisco would be thrilled.
The difference, however, is Ward won't be asked to play his natural position of safety right away. Instead, he will compete to replace Carlos Rogers as the team's nickel cornerback, which has evolved into a very important role for NFL defenses. Rogers - along with his $6.6 million cap figure - was released this spring and since signed a one-year deal with the Oakland Raiders.
The 49ers added a fifth defensive back on the field roughly 60 percent of the time in 2013 as the league continues to be driven by talented quarterbacks and the passing game. And because their defense has been so good against the run in base situations (three defensive linemen, four linebackers and four defensive backs), opposing offenses have tried to spread the defense out by adding an additional receiver. Adding that third wideout forces the defense to replace a lineman with a defensive back, ostensibly making it easier to run the ball.
The 49ers expect Ward's background as a safety will help against the run when he's covering the slot close to the line of scrimmage. In college, he spent much of his time covering the opposition's best receiving threat while still filling the gaps against the run.
"(Ward) has an instinct for reacting to plays before anybody else sees them," Harbaugh said. "Just a step ahead of the rest of the defense and covers a lot of ground. Covers up a lot of holes."
During Ward's absence from OTAs, fourth-year corner Perrish Cox has seen the majority of reps at nickel with the first team. It's a role he's familiar with after playing it during the first two games of last year's playoffs while Rogers was out recovering from an injured hamstring suffered in the regular season finale against the Arizona Cardinals. He beat out Eric Wright for the job, who also returned to San Francisco in 2014. Both players signed one-year deals early in the offseason.
But while Cox is focusing on refining his play there, he also knows it's his job to help teach Ward - and second-year corner Darryl Morris - the finer points of the position.
For Cox, his ticket to make the team could depend on his continued development at the nickel position. He played well there both in coverage and against the run in Green Bay and Carolina before Rogers returned for the NFC Championship Game.
"They've both been calling me asking what's this and what's that because I know a little bit more than they do, but I help out as much as I can," said Cox. "Both of those guys are still young players. I just help out the best way that I can."
At this point, the difficulty for Ward lies in his inability to practice at full speed during OTAs. During the sessions, he warms up with his teammates and then heads to the side field and weight room when positional and team drills start.
It's forced the first-year player to work on other things during his long days at the facility.
"Just basically watching a lot of film right now. I can be more mental than physical…when I actually get on the field I know everything I have to do," Ward said.
"He gets in more when we're doing walkthroughs…that's when he's asking more questions and he's more into the defense," said Cox. "You run a play on the field on the field and come to the sideline, and he asks you "what happened on this play? What were you looking at?" I just tell him to play with an open mind frame…Don't try to take in too much and you'll be good from there."
Also helping Ward's transition to the NFL has been Reid and veteran free agent Antoine Bethea - whom Ward might be replacing in the coming seasons. The 49ers signed the strong safety Bethea to a four-year, $21 million deal at the start of free agency after losing Donte Whitner to a more lucrative deal with the Browns. Bethea turns 30 in July while his contract includes a modest $5 million in guarantees allowing the team the option to cut him loose early in the deal if Ward can earn a starting safety job.
For now, Ward's focusing mostly on nickel position, where he could make an impact right away as a rookie. But he also continues to work with secondary coach Ed Donatell on learning safety. In the earliest stages of his development as an NFL player, Ward's doing the best he can to be mentally prepared before training camp that's slated to start July 23.
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text: On The Media Published by On The Media A Prisoner Dilemma Download this audio Want to embed this player? Use the code below. More info. <iframe frameborder="0" scrolling="no" height="130" width="100%" src="https://www.wnyc.org/widgets/ondemand_player/otm/#file=/audio/json/379235/&share=1"></iframe> Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email a Friend (Scott Olson / Getty) i Summary Transcript Summary The exchange of American POW Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl for five Taliban prisoners in Guantanamo has set off a political firestorm whose flames have been fanned by wild speculation in the absence of clear facts. Brooke wades through the breathless conjecture to ponder what's really behind this controversy. Transcript BOB GARFIELD: From WNYC in New York, this is On the Media. I'm Bob Garfield. BROOKE GLADSTONE: And I'm Brooke Gladstone. [CLIP/AUDIENCE APPLAUSE/CHEERS]: BRITTANY GUIDRY, MISS LOUISIANA: I am glad that we got our guy back. However, I do not feel as right that we subject ourselves to these acts of terrorism. I do agree with our guy being back but, however, I do not think we should - should subject ourselves. [END CLIP] BROOKE GLADSTONE: Miss Louisiana, in her confusion, is nevertheless more consistent than many of the more practiced critics, now outraged that five Taliban commanders in Guantánamo have been swapped for US POW Bowe Bergdahl. The Pew Research Center has found that public reactions to the Bergdahl case are deeply partisan. Fully 71% of Republicans think that the prisoner exchange was the wrong thing to do, while just 16% say it was right. Democrats, by more than two to one, 55% to 24, have a positive opinion of the deal. And why wouldn't you form an instant uninformed opinion? After all, Jesus said, "By their fruits you will know them." Why not by their beards? [CLIPS]: BRIAN KILMEADE/FOX NEWS: Well, he says he was growing his beard because his son was in captivity. Well, your son's out now, so if you really don't – no longer want to look like a member of the Taliban, you don't have to look like a member of the Taliban. Are you out of razors? COL. RALPH PETERES: Well, you know, Mr. Bergdahl's beard is not a tribute to ZZ Top. It's just sad. And that offended me and it offended every soldier, I'm sure. BILL O`REILLY/FOX NEWS: My job is to be honest and to – and analyze honestly. The man shows up at the White House lookin' like a Muslim. He speaks Pashto. He thanks Allah. [END CLIP] BROOKE GLADSTONE: But if television has been potent in swaying the public's view, it's not just because of its fixation with apparently scary hair but because reporters are obliged to quote elected officials who can collectively change their positions on a dime. In Bergdahl's case, that dime was dropped, according to the Sunlight Foundation's Politwhoops website, somewhere between June 2nd and June 4th, when mostly Republican politicians started deleting celebratory tweets about Bergdahl's release. Senator John McCain, who had earlier said that we should, quote, "seriously consider a prisoner exchange, depending on the details" condemned this trade. And New Hampshire Sen. Kelly Ayotte, who said this just before the trade – SENATOR KELLY AYOTTE: We also keep Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl in our thoughts and prayers and will continue to do everything we can to find him and to bring him safely home. BROOKE GLADSTONE: - on June 2nd called for a hearing to investigate it. Now, let me pause for a moment and note that President Obama brought a lot of this upon himself. Lindsey Graham. LINDSEY GRAHAM: Well, we'll have to push 'em open later on. We'll have closed-door meeting where we'll learn almost nothing, as we usually do. We'll learn more from Fox News than we learn from this meeting. BROOKE GLADSTONE: Right. But, in fact, the President didn't give Congress its mandated notice before taking action. That may be because in this Congress there can be no compromise that enables action. Action on anything, according to the Pew Research Center, is at historic lows. But that's no excuse to evade the checks and balances of the system. While legislators hammered away at the President to do something about Bergdahl during his five years of imprisonment, the President could have conformed to the law, brought them this plan and likely watched it fail. That's American politics in the third millennium. Meanwhile, Bergdahl's Benghazification is now well underway. Lindsey Graham again. LINDSEY GRAHAM: This is a very bad deal for America, and this is the same President who embraces never leaving anybody behind but never picked up the phone during the night of the Benghazi attack to call for help in Libya and was virtually AWOL. BROOKE GLADSTONE: And so, apparently, is Bergdahl's Swiftboatification. WOMAN: He's not a hero, he's a traitor. He's a deserter. GAVIN MCINNES: He's no crown jewel. MAN: Yeah, yeah. GAVIN MCINNES: And he was a ballerina when he was a kid. MALE CORRESPONDENT: At least six soldiers may have died while searching for Bergdahl. BROOKE GLADSTONE: The first two clips are matters of opinion. Bergdahl's writings at the time he walked off base suggest that he was deeply disturbed. That last assertion is, as yet, an unfounded charge. According to recent reporting in the New York Times, it's probably untrue. But it doesn't really matter. This argument is not about those five Taliban commanders, the exchange of whom reportedly had been discussed for years to further the peace process. And it's not about a troubled man whose past history with the Coast Guard should have prevented his induction into the Army, and who spent much of the last five years locked in a cage. [MUSIC UP & UNDER] This is an argument about Obama and the Democrats. Bergdahl is, if you will, just a political beard. [DAILY SHOW CLIP]: JESSICA WILLIAMS: If I had been president, I would've gotten Bergdahl back for some second-stringer like Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri and whatever's in my pocket - looks like $1.75. JON STEWART: A dollar 75… JASON JONES: No – no, no, no, no, that is still way too much. If I was president, I would have gotten Bergdahl back for an 8 gig iPhone 3 and a pack of gum.


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Bedding color ideas
So I am moving into my first apartment and I get to decorate everything my way. I'm looking for something that says modern and simple but makes a nice statement without being too over the top. I have picked out most of my furniture and waiting for it to arrive. Most everything is black, glass and some kind of metal/metal like in color (more of a brushed metal than polished). My real issue is what I should do with my bedding. The walls and carpet are off white and I don't want to paint. The bed frame is a solid black queen sized platform as are the dressers, no nightstands yet, still looking. There is brushed nicked accents. I want to add some color here. I'm thinking of doing a deep red (garnet, burgandy, crimson etc.) for the drapes with a black scarf. I could easily reverse that. For the bed I'm racking my brain because I want to use red, black and a silver colors. I was thinking of using two different colors for 4 pillows. I'm kind of leaning towards red and silver pillows, red sheets and a black duvet, but I'm worried that that would be too much black in one spot since the bed is also black. Would black and silver pillows with black sheets and a red duvet work. A silver color duvet is kind of out of the question because I can't really find any I like or in my budget. But can three colors all be used at once? I plan on using solid colors because I'm not a huge fan of prints or pattern. Any input would be great thanks.
I agree with you that a black duvet may be too much with the all black bed, but if you use enough of the accent colors you might be able to pull it off...I think the red will be your stand out color...be careful not to go too dark if you have a lot of black...and dont rule out using any patterns though...maybe some kind of minimal stripe that has your key colors would break up the black...you have to be careful using all solids in a room thats got white carpet and walls, as you can have a "big block effect" and things can look stark.
You can also bring in the needed pattern and texture with your desired colors by adding an area rug. Also the artwork on walls.
Try bringing home a few pillows or the drapes with your desired colors and see how they look "in person", you can always take them back.
Some onlline stores have programs that you can design your room and see what the colors would look like before you buy. Another place to get ideas is to go to a furniture store and look at the room displays.
congrats on your first place...thats always an exciting time.
The colors you choose are all black and too much of black wont stand out. Try red with it or white adding another color like lime green, aqua. you mentioned you don't like prints, why don't you go for mix n match pillow and sheet colors.
updated colors to use with Black
How fun! Sounds like you pretty much have a blank canvas. Since black is not a color, you can do almost anything. I would stay away from the red, burgundy idea though or it will look harsh and very predictable. I would consider using some lighter tones such as aqua with touches of orangy melons. These colors will be more updated and softer. If you are allowed, paint one wall of the bedroom a grayish taupe such as Benjamin Moore HC-172 Revere Pewter and add bold large artwork. I like canvas art with no frames right now. :thumbsup:
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Обо мне
working on screenplays, practicing yoga, exposing myself to new ways of thinking, asking too many questions, taking advantage of autumnal produce, trying to be truly free in the mind ...
és ... magyarul tanulok intenzíven jelenleg, mert a magyar állampolgarságot megkapom ... tehát ha te keresel egy nyelvbarátot, vegye fel a kapcsolatot velem! :D
Что привело меня на Couchsurfing
i love having people over. i seriously would host the whole world if i had a flat big enough to do so. the more the merrier! everyone in!
i presided over a sprawling CS experiment from January 2009 until December 2012, during which my housemates and i hosted around 1000 surfers in our Brooklyn flat. some of my best friends are people I met thru CS --
+languages (különösen magyarul)
+DIY whatever
+aerial circus arts (particularly aerial straps)
+drawing, coloring, and building stuff with other people
+hiking and camping
+exploring the city and planning trips
+local food & seasonal produce
+round-the-clock yoga
+family dinner
+the arctic circle
- arts
- coloring
- diy
- festivals
- dining
- cooking
- fitness
- yoga
- meditation
- movies
- traveling
- drawing
- hiking
- camping
- history
- languages
Музыка, кино и книги
says Wittgenstein:
"Die Grenzen meiner Sprache sind die Grenzen meiner Welt."
the limits of my language are the limits of my world.
learning hungarian especially has made me think about this ...
my favorite music? whatever you love ... i'm not even kidding. i enjoy seeing other people engage passionately with art, so play me what you like + let's do it together. besides that, i studied classical piano at various levels of intensity for 17 years so that has a strong influence on what grabs me at the gut level.
my taste in movies is weird. i used to have to watch films for work (!) and i've seen way too many, but ask me for recommendations because there is some incredible stuff out there.
i mostly read the internet. the comments section is my favorite because that's where the truth comes out. if i read books, it's non-fiction. if you can recommend a good piece of fiction, however, i will read it.
i want to read all the great works of russian literature but only after i can understand russian, so who knows when that will happen. but it will happen.
Классная вещь, которую я сделал(-а)
shared a two-bedroom house with 27 people
Учу, учусь, делюсь опытом и информацией
stuff i know about ...
+i grew up in NY, ask me about it :)
+aerial acrobatics, deep stretching, yoga
+cooking with weird ingredients
+DIY natural healing, herbs, etc.
+spiritual fasting, meditation
+traveling in Myanmar, Atlantic Canada
+German grammar
+hiking in Greenland
+NY art and film worlds! I also covered int'l festivals, so I can tell you about the cinema of Qatar and Kazakhstan, among others
I want to learn...
+the language you speak (különösen akkor, ha ez a nyelv magyarul)!
+eastern european history, particularly hungarian history
+more about fitness, flexibility, yoga, DIY etc.
+how to hitchhike + spend $0 while traveling
+how to cook the food you grew up eating
+anything you're interested in
+all about your hometown/country
+all about you!
Чем я могу поделиться с хостами
i hardly take up any physical space, i will bring you stuff, we can talk for hours and hours or just sit in silence experiencing something new
Где я побывал(-а)
Albania, Australia, Austria, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Greenland, Iceland, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Laos, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Monaco, Morocco, Myanmar, Netherlands, Netherlands Antilles, Poland, Qatar, South Korea, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States
Где я жил(-а)
Germany, Hungary, United States


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Spring Training Coverage
An Early Look at the 2014 Pirates Minor League Rosters: Position Players
Spring Training Coverage
Minor League games started yesterday for the Pittsburgh Pirates, giving a first look at the potential rosters for the start of the 2014 season. At this point in Spring Training, the rosters are far from set. Some guys know their assignments, while other guys are up in the air. In the upper levels, a lot can change based on the cuts that take place in Major League camp. The lower levels are a bit more concrete at this stage. Guys will get pushed down from Indianapolis to Altoona, but generally guys don't get pushed back to A-ball to block someone on the way up.
Here is a very early look at the rosters for the full season teams. Expect a lot of this to change, especially with the top two levels. I put notes at the bottom of each section with expected changes.
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Well, how do you fare compared to the Zeitgeist?
Chat up your fellow wooters and let us know how lame this poll was or what obvious choices we missed.
For example: Was this poll a) STUPID, b) DUMB, c) POINTLESS or d) ALL OF THE ABOVE?
The only reason for that is to draw attention.
And as I've told my sons, anything advertised that hard has to have some fatal flaw with the product.
If you wear something with writing on your arse, don't get pissy when people look at it and/or comment. Yes guys should be respectful, but if you don't want people looking don't draw attention to it!
Wooter to blame for sellout: SumDuud
Sellout time: 8:11:25 AM Central Time
Love tramp stamps. Or at least tramps.
As long as the butt is in shape, I'm all for it.
*bites lip*
I don't understand. Does anyone have any graphical aids to help understand the poll?
I'm a very bad person.
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Have a Tax Question? Ask a Tax Expert
Thanks for asking your question! I'm sorry to hear about your tax issue and I'm going to try my best to help you understand or resolve it.
You can white out the wrong address and put the correct house number in the spot designated
The W-7 already mailed yesterday.
Then just fill out a new one and send it in
But TIN may be processed by the IRS.
Can the address be corrected after getting the TIN?
Yes, the taxpayer can send in a change of address form and get it changed
change of address form? but the applicant does not have TIN yet.
Once they have the TIN then they can send in the change of address form
When the TIN is issued, how to know it is issued?
The IRS mail may not be delivered because of wrong house number.
Yes, that is going to be the difficult part
There's really nothing you can do - once you send the form off, it's on its way to be processed. That's why I would file a second form - worst case they send you a letter saying that your TIN was already issued and then you can use that correspondence to get the information you need from the IRS
But original documents were sent with the W-7 mailed yesterday.
Well, there's not much you can do - other than hope that the mail comes back to the correct house
To make a new W-7, again original documents will have to be attached.
Yes, that is true
They would have to order and get those documents again
>hope that the mail comes back to the correct house
Can the post office help?
You could tell the local mailman or woman what happened, and if they are good they can be on the lookout for it
Will sending to the IRS a copy of everything that was mailed help in getting the address corrected?
Unfortunately that would not help.
what to do?
If the post office delivers, there is no problem.
Any expert on post office deliver matter?
>You could tell the local mailman or woman what happened,
Any form to fill out at the post office?
No there is no form to fill out for the post office
You would just have to hope for a mailman who was willing to keep an eye out for you
is that the ideal solution to this problem?
So to summarize, you would need to contact the local post office and hope they will help you watch out for this
Yes that's the ideal solution
ok. thanks
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How about "Hold Mail Service" at USPS.com? "If you're going away for a while, take advantage of our Request Hold Mail service. We'll keep your mail safely at your local Post Office until you return."


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