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Still embroiled in a bureaucratic mess, Colin Reddin wants to play for the Portland Winter Hawks.
The 17-year-old Reddin recently came to the Western Hockey League club after departing the USA Hockey National Development Team Program in Ann Arbor, Mich. But he sat out Monday's game, waiting for clearance to play for the Hawks.
Reddin signed with Portland after being picked in the third round of the 2005 bantam draft. He drew comparisons to former Hawk great Todd Robinson, but then he joined the USA Hockey program, casting doubt on whether he would play here.
He participated on the under-17 team last season and played in 26 games this season at U-18 before leaving early.
'I went to the national program, obviously, to get the USA logo on my chest, more of a development thing,' says Reddin, who is from Corona Del Mar, Calif. 'I knew I'd come back to the Western Hockey League and to Portland. I'm definitely in the right spot now.
'I wasn't out of the picture at all. College was also an option, but (signing) with the WHL closed that route.'
The Winter Hawks have missed out recruiting some top bantam players lately, but they finally got one in the 5-10, 180-pound Reddin, whom coach Rich Kromm expects to make an impact.
'Very good skill, really good hands,' Kromm says. 'It's really difficult to see what his hockey sense and vision are (without being in a game), but I hear they're very good.'
He'll play center or wing, Kromm says.
'Hopefully I can help get the guys going,' Reddin says. 'I'm going to do what I can for them, but I won't speak too soon (about expectations). I definitely feel I can help the team and get some points under my belt.'
Reddin had two goals and seven assists in 26 games with the USA Hockey U-18 team, which plays games in the North American Hockey League and against European teams. He was the only player on the squad signed to play in the WHL, or any major junior league, and not bound for college. He says the coaches didn't hold that against him, but 'it's still there, in everyone's mind. … Sometimes the ice time wasn't there. It wasn't the right environment for me.'
The Winter Hawks and Hockey Canada have been wrestling with USA Hockey to release Reddin from his obligations early to join the WHL team. It's why his debut was delayed.
'USA Hockey wasn't wanting to let go, and Hockey Canada wanted to put their foot down,' he says. 'Nothing I could do except sit around and wait.'
He wants to play for USA Hockey in the world juniors and Olympics someday, but Reddin says, 'Now, it's about making it to the next level, hopefully the NHL.' He's eligible for the NHL draft this summer.


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[MLS SPOTLIGHT] As MLS moves into the home stretch, 12 teams are solidly in contention for playoff berths. What's the makeup of their typical starting lineup?
How many Americans are they starting? How many players have been acquired in 2012? And how many have been acquired since the season started? A few of the findings: less than half the starters are
Americans, and only slightly more than a quarter of the starters not in MLS last season are Americans, underscoring the reliance of MLS's top teams on imports.
-- Of the 132 starters on the 12 playoff contenders, only 64 are Americans, or just 48 percent.
San Jose leads all teams with seven Americans in its typical starting lineup; Seattle and Vancouver have the fewest with three each.
-- More than 30 percent of the starters (41 of 132) are in their first season with their current club.
New York leads all teams with seven first-year starters and Chicago and Vancouver have six. Only Real Salt Lake has no first-year starters. Indeed, every RSL starter has been with the team three or more years.
-- Five first-year starters are rookies.
They were taken in the SuperDraft (Chicago's Austin Berry and D.C. United's Nick DeLeon, both from Louisville, FC Dallas defender Matt Hedges from North Carolina, Vancouver's Jamaican Darren Mattocks from Akron) or signed to a homegrown contract (New York's Connor Lade).
-- Of the rest, 19 of the 36 first-year starters have been acquired since the start of the season.
They included players who became eligible or were acquired during MLS's summer transfer window. The red-hot Chicago Fire is starting five players acquired since the start of the season. (German Arne Friedrich's paperwork didn't go through until after the start of the season; Brazilian Alex wasn't eligible until the transfer window re-opened.)
-- Of the 41 first-year starters, 25 were imported from teams abroad.
Of the rest, all but one were signed from college teams or acquired in trades with other MLS teams. (Vancouver goalie Brad Knighton spent last season in the NASL.)
-- Of the 31 starters brought into MLS this season, just eight are Americans.
They consist of four rookies, three players brought back after stints abroad -- Chris Rolfe (Chicago), Ricardo Clark (Houston) and Eddie Johnson (Seattle) -- and Knighton.
-- Years indicate continuous years of service with the team.
-- Starting lineups are typical lineups in recent weeks.
1-PS-first-year signed in preseason;
1-MS=first-year pro signed in midseason.
*Signed from a team abroad.
3 Johnson (USA)
2 Anibaba (USA)
1-MS *Friedrich (Germany)
1-R Berry (USA)
8 Segares (Costa Rica)
5 Nyarko (Ghana)
10 Pause (USA)
1-MS *Alex (Brazil)
1-MS *Fernandez (Uruguay)
1-MS *Rolfe (USA)
1-MS *MacDonald (Netherlands)
5 Americans
6 First-year players
7 Gruenebaum (USA)
2 Miranda (Chile)
9 Marshall (USA)
2 James (Trinidad & Tobago)
3 Williams (USA)
7 Gaven (USA)
6 O'Rourke (USA)
1-PS *Mirosevic (Chile)
3 Duka (USA)
1-MS *Higuain (Argentina)
1-MS *Arrieta (Costa Rica)
6 Americans
3 First-year players
D.C. United
3 Hamid (USA)
2 Korb (USA)
2 McDonald (USA)
4 Jakovic (Canada)
2 Kitchen (USA)
1-PS *Saragosa (Brazil)
1-R DeLeon (USA)
3 Najar (Honduras)
4- Pontius (USA)
1-MS Pajoy (Colombia)
1-PS Maicon Santos (Brazil)
6 Americans
4 First-year players
FC Dallas
3 Hartman (USA)
4 John (USA)
3 Loyd (USA)
4 Benitez (Colombia)
1-R Hedges (USA)
3 Jackson (Brazil)
2 Jacobson (USA)
4 Ferreira (Colombia)
1-MS de Guzman (Canada)
5 Shea (USA)
1-PS *Perez (Panama)
6 Americans
3 First-year players
4 Hall (USA)
2 Sarkodie (USA)
5 Boswell (USA)
2 Taylor (Jamaica)
4 Hainault (Canada)
2 Luiz Camargo (Brazil)
1-MS *R.Clark (USA)
9 Davis (USA)
1-MS *Garcia (Honduras)
1-PS Kandji (Senegal)
2 Bruin (USA)
6 Americans
3 First-year players
Los Angeles
7 Saunders (USA)
4 Gonzalez (USA)
4 DeLaGarza (USA)
5 Franklin (USA)
4 Dunivant (USA)
1-MS *Wilhelmsson (Sweden)
3 Juninho (Brazil)
1-PS *Sarvas (Brazil)
6 Beckham (England)
8 Donovan (USA)
2 Keane (Ireland)
6 Americans
2 First-year players
New York
1-MS Gaudette (USA)
1-R Lade (USA)
1-PS *Holgersson (Sweden)
1-MS Pearce (USA)
1-PS *Conde (Colombia)
2 McCarty (USA)
3 Marquez (Mexico)
2-Solli (Norway)
1-MS *Cahill (Australia)
3 Henry (France)
1-PS Cooper (USA)
5 Americans
7 First-year players
Real Salt Lake
6 Rimando (USA)
5 Beltran (USA)
5 Olave (Colombia)
5 Borchers (USA)
6 Wingert (USA)
6 Beckerman (USA)
4 Grabavoy (USA)
5 Johnson (Canada)
6 Morales (Argentina)
6 Espindola (Argentina)
3 Saborio (Costa Rica)
6 Americans
0 First-year players
Sporting KC
3 Nielsen (Denmark)
2 Sinovic (USA)
4 Besler (USA)
2 Collin (France)
5 Myers (USA)
2 Julio Cesar (Brazil)
1-PS Nagamura (Brazil)
5 Espinoza (Honduras)
4 Zusi (USA)
4 Kamara (Sierra Leone)
2 Sapong (USA)
5 Americans
1 First-year player
San Jose
3 Busch (USA)
3 Beitashour (USA)
5 Hernandez (USA)
1-PS *Bernardez (Honduras)
3 Morrow (USA)
1-MS Ballouchy (Morocco)
2 Baca (Mexico)
3 Cronin (USA)
2 Dawkins (England)
4 Wondolowski (USA)
2 Lenhart(USA)
7 Americans
2 First-year players
1-PS *Gspurning (Austria)
1-PS *Johansson (Sweden)
3 Parke (USA)
4 Hurtado (Colombia)
4 Gonzalez (Costa Rica)
1-MS *Tiffert (Germany)
4 Alonso (Cuba)
4 Evans (USA)
4 Zakuani (DR Congo)
1-PS *Johnson (USA)
4 Montero (Colombia)
3 Americans
4 First-year players
1-PS Knighton (USA)
1-PS *Lee (South Korea)
1-PS *Bonjour (Argentina)
2 DeMerit (USA)
2 Harvey (USA)
2 Rochat (Switzerland)
2 Koffie (Ghana)
1-MS *Robson (Scotland)
1-MS Richards (Jamaica)
1-R Mattocks (Jamaica)
2 Camilo (Brazil)
3 Americans
6 First-year players


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text: Hello guys I am new to the site but have looking around here since I bought my E three weeks ago. I put some new wheels and tires on it on Friday. They are Falken 255/55/18 and the Falken Koblenz wheel. It rides great but is does rub a tad bit on the inside when you got the wheel turned as far as it will go. But looks great and I and very happy with them. He is the link of my truck on Emily (http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/842848) cardomain tell me what you think. :-D


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Title says it all, let me know!
This is a discussion on Any good WRX clubs in Richmond VA? within the Mid-Atlantic States forums, part of the Regional Discussion category; Title says it all, let me know!...
Title says it all, let me know!
hey do like i am, if ya can't find one, start one your self!
i have found quite a few guys & gals here in roanoke va.
that would like to start a car club. good luck
we have a big subbie meet every other friday....this coming meet which is this friday. We meet in charlottesville.
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im down for a car club
im in richmond (mechanicsivlle)
April 04 WRBlue Pearl MT <--"Stitch"
Mods: Premium Package,STI short shifter and titanuim knob,Momo Airleather shift knob,Rota Formels 17's,AP Stage 2,Coolsafe Thermostat, Apexi Intake, RallyArmor mudflaps, Bosal Cat-back exhaust, Crucial Racing Down-pipe, gold painted calipers,daddy's group buy 3 52mm gagues, center pod, delphi xm radio, JVC CD reciever
im in chesterfield,i dont know about charlottesville for a regular meet,thats a hike
Well sounds like there are some people interested. I might start trying to organize something, let me know if you want to help me!
Originally Posted by jamminj6693
Hey just moved to Roanoke from Indy. Is there a forum you guys hang out at? In Indy I was one of the original members. We had around 30+ people, from under 21 to 50something. My wife drives the car, if you see her wave or beep. It's a red 03 wagon, rota's subzero, painted headlights, fog covers, can't miss the trailer hitch.
Cobb stage 2
Daddy's DP, 3CE (welded on stock heatshields)
Stock catback
STI up
P&P throttlebody, turbo
I/C sprayer
Quietest Cobb Stage 2 in the world. Throttlebody's by WRX03. I/C hoses and ported elbows. Daddy's DP with stock heatshield. 3CE with stock heat shield. Stock catback. PnP Turbo.
Wife drives it, too fast
I'm in chesterfield as well. I would love to meet some of the other owners around this area. give me a place and time and i'm there. Friday nights would be best.
I'm actually almost in midlothian, hull street area within 5 minutes of woodlake
not too sure where that is,i moved here from MD not too long ago.Im in five forks village.ive only met one wrxer off of these boards so far
If you get off of 288 onto hull street towards amelia and drive like 3 miles you'll be right near me.


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Recesses cabinet w/ stud behind it?
The wife would like a recessed cabinet in our bathroom. Not problem cutting a big hole in the wall is easy :)
First I use a stud finder, and come to find out there is a stud right in the middle of where she wants it.
Now I know FOR SURE this is a non load bearing wall, so that makes things easier, but I am not sure how to handle this, what is the procedure when this happens?
how big a cabinet are you talking? if its just medicine cabinet sized, you should be able to cut the stud out as needed, and put a horizontal stud (header sort of) at the top and bottom of the opening.
2 Attachment(s)
1. Draw a big square on the wall where you want the cabinet.
2. Accept that you may be sacrificing a saw blade for this. (If you don't have a Sawzall with a good tri-metal demolition blade)
3. Cut out the d/w or plaster on the line. (Set your sqw blade to only go through the wall surface, and about 1/8" deeper... to miss any possible electric or plumbing back in the wall.)
4. Finish the hole by worrying out that last back portion of the stud if you have to with a hand saw. (I have both a Sawzall and a Multi-tool, so this part is easier for me.) You MAY mess up the other side of the wall doing this because of the screws on the backside of the stud, so work carefully here so you won't have too much to patch over in the opposing room.
5. Check to see that you have good clearance for the proposed cabinet.
6. Line the insides of the edges with studs cut to length that will be used as "nailers" into which you will screw the sides (and possibly top and bottom) of the cabinet.
7. Build the cabinet... Slide it in the hole... Level it all up... Screw it into place... Trim it out.
And you are done.
Here's a picture of mine done exactly this way:
You'll have a lot more to do if you find there's any wiring running through where you want to put the cabinet. It'll likely be too short to reroute, and you can't conceal a junction box.
Not ideal but whats to stop you from placing the access to the electrical junction box inside the cabinet?
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Major Discoveries, Creativity, and the Dynamics of Science. (Vienna: edition echoraum, 2011). With Ellen Jane Hollingsworth, and with the assistance of David Gear. (Available in the United States at Amazon.com and in Europe at Amazon.de or Amazon.co.uk.) Link to download free sample chapter and ordering information.
"Comment on 'The Complex Economic Organization of Capitalist Economies' (by Richard R. Nelson)," Capitalism and Society 6 (1) (August 2011) Article 5. doi: 10.2202/1932-0213.1081
"The end of the science superpowers: Could the end of US world dominance over research mark the passing of national science giants," Nature volume 454 (24 July 2008) pages 412-413. (with Karl H. Müller and Ellen Jane Hollingsworth)
socio-economics with a new epistemology" (with Karl Muller) Socio-Economic Review volume
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Robert Boyer "The quest for theoretical foundations of socio-economics: epistemology, methodology or ontology?"
Ralph J. Greenspan "A biological perspective on complex networks for a new epistemology"
Renate Mayntz "Networks and self-organization: dissecting the model of 'complex networks'"
Helga Nowotny "Bargaining, not borrowing: on problem choice and problem space"
Didier Sornette "Interdisciplinarity in socio-economics, mathematical analysis and the predictability of complex systems"
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Just as Universal Weather and Aviation celebrates its 50th year in business, the company announced a number of new products and services to deliver more comprehensive flight planning information to pilots, schedulers and dispatchers.
Universal's free online weather broadcasts–Aviation Weather Today–have been segmented into 12 global regions to offer crews a quick, yet comprehensive snapshot of weather along their route of flight. Another enhancement to the new Universal broadcasts is the ability of a flight department to embed a video player into any local Web site and directly stream the shows through an RSS feed at no additional charge.
The new player also allows viewers to personalize the broadcasts from a carousel of show options that can be viewed in iGoogle, MyYahoo and other RSS-capable applications. Aviation Weather Today regional broadcasts include: the U.S.; North America; Europe; Asia; Africa; Australia; North Atlantic; South America; North, West and South Pacific; and the UK.
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For Kalpana Jain, it is all about the power of voice. An investigative journalist from India—and a former Harvard Nieman Fellow in global health reporting—Jain has devoted her working life to giving voice to the voiceless by delving into social issues too often ignored or dismissed.
"I grew up in Meerut, in Uttar Pradesh, one of the post–Indian independence generation, very idealistic, wanting to bring about change," she remembers. This was still very much Gandhi's India, and journalism was a perfect vehicle for the activist questioning of Jain's khadi-wearing generation.
"You went after the stories," she says, "and felt good about being able to change something in someone's life, even if it was just bringing out her voice."
For two decades, before leaving to pursue graduate studies (she holds a master's in public administration from Harvard Kennedy School and is now enrolled as an MTS student at HDS, with a focus on women, gender, sexuality, and religion), Jain worked at The Times of India as health editor.
"Newspapers were very political in their approach, and I wasn't even vaguely interested in covering politics," she says. "The way I saw the coverage of politics was through addressing social issues."
That is what she accomplished at the Times, introducing social coverage in the paper when nothing was being reported on such controversial topics as child labor, the state of the hospitals, or the collapse of public health institutions.
Then came HIV/AIDS and all the stigma and cultural prejudices it carried. At first, the newspaper's editors didn't want to touch it, and Jain recalls struggling to shift their thinking: "As a journalist, I saw a story that needed telling. I saw I could change things within my newspaper."
Still, she couldn't go after the honest, in-depth story she felt compelled to pursue, so she took a leave from the Times. Four months and 15,370 kilometers later, she had gotten to know women and men living with HIV, learning not only about their isolation, hunger, and physical and emotional trauma, but about their message of hope and fortitude, which she gave voice to in her 2002 book, Positive Lives: The Story of Ashok and Others with HIV.
While covering those stories that need telling—the tragedy of debt bondage in rural India, female feticide, and the situation of widows in India—Jain has come face-to-face with people's greatest vulnerabilities and debilitating poverty. She has also seen that, with just the slightest bit of support, even those most at risk can themselves bring about change.
While investigating debt bondage in a remote village in Rajasthan, Jain met Gyarsi Bai.
"She was the lowest of the lower castes, a tribal woman, on top of everything else," Jain explains. "She had not had any role models in her life to show her how to have a voice."
Empowered by support from a local NGO, Bai now is 'a force to be reckoned with in that village.' Once silenced by fear, she has become a voice for her community.
"The other women know they can look up to her, that they can find safety with her. She can, very diplomatically, find her way through situations and not put them at risk," Jain says. "She has exercised tremendous leadership abilities"—so much so, that Jain wrote up her story as a case study on empowerment and negotiation now taught at the Kennedy School.
Creating a case study such as that on Gyarsi Bai satisfies the perpetual journalist in Jain.
"It's very hard to bring out those voices, and yet it's so important. I do what I can do. Working on the stories that need to be told and bringing out the voices—it's a real challenge."
A challenge—and the stories take a toll. Jain needed time to gain some distance from her experiences, to work through them, and so she chose to return to learning. One of her courses at HDS, Michael D. Jackson's "Politics of Storytelling," has helped her grapple with ethical questions journalists face, such as: how do you involve yourself in people's stories and deal with the issue of suffering?
Jain also found herself deeply disturbed by the violence against women in India.
"I have seen it so closely and experienced it through the voices I have brought out in my stories." Before coming to Harvard, she says, "In my notion of what is secular, I had never really thought about how deeply religion impacts us all or the need to engage with it."
A course with Kennedy School professor Marshall Ganz and later study with Parimal Patil, Professor of Indian Religion and Philosophy, made Jain aware of "how we grow up with those narratives embedded in our own story—how we experience the world and are called to action... I wanted to go deeper to understand gender and religion in its political context in India, for my future work."
Residence at the CSWR has been restorative and reinvigorating at this point in her career, offering a valuable balance between "close-knit," home-like comfort and contemplative, intellectual space in which to consider how best to continue the work of raising her voice.
"Everyone is very comfortable approaching each other, there is a certain informality—someone can knock on my door and ask, 'Do you have this?' I appreciate this. It takes me back to my own country where I've lived, the way I've been raised." At the same time, Jain notes, "you participate in the cultural fabric of this country and learn so much in so many other ways."
Jain credits the CSWR's weekly café for residents with initiating the open, collegial atmosphere.
"I think it helps that the Center brings us together on a weekly basis, in an organized way, where one person makes a presentation, and then everyone gets to know about his or her work. It's a great way to interact, to get to know each other, and to develop that feeling of community and bond."
—by Kathryn Dodgson
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I only have one hive, but my beekeeping friend that got me started, has 8 hives. Last year he overwintered 10 hives and 8 of them survived. We went to check on their honey stores today and to see how they were doing. Much to our dismay, of the 9 hives between us, only 3 have living bees in them still. My hive is doing extremely well, and one of his is looking pretty good. The only other one of his that has life, really only has a handful of bees and I expect it won't last long.Any ideas as to why they did so poorl this year? The odd thing is that 4 or 5 of the 7 dead hives have hardly any dead bees in them at all, as if they all left. But a month ago they were all doing okay. They all seem to have plenty of honey in them as well. Any ideas???
Homer I am currious, what kind of treatments have you used on your hives?Thanks,Kevin


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Well..as a maker I can answer some of your question..but not having carried EXTENSIVELY that way, there will be others who will know more than me.
Id say a medium sized gun is the biggest Id try to carry that way. Gun positioning is also a major consideration. You dont want it to high riding or when you sit, your belt will just try and force it into your body. Most people who carry this way prefer most of the holster/gun below the belt line that way it actually follows the body when sitting or rests along your leg. Thats where gun size fits into it...you cant accomplish this with too large of a gun.
So...use the smallest gun you can use effectively
Carry it vertically and get a holster that is as low as you dare go and not compromise comfort and accessibility to the gun should you need it.
Thats about all I can add.........
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Toilet Flange(s) / Was Rings - why nothing made 2-3" ?
This is like the 3rd toilet we've had to install/repair over the last couple of years. Every time, the floor to the "hole" to the sewer was nearly 2.5-3" ... We end up having to "stack" one or 2 of the 1" wax gaskets on top of the flange ring to make sure it can reach the lip on the toilet and actually seal.
Neither Ace H/W nor Home Depot carry anything but the 1-1.25" wax ring kits.
Anyone know if larger ones are available, and if so WHERE do we buy them?
Thanks in advance
Why wouldn't you use spacers to raise the flange?
Most box stores sell a toilet flange spacer or an extender. Most are 1/2" or 3/4".
set-rite is touted as the only product that is "code-approved" but when I inquired about other spacer rings to my plumbing inspector, he said they were perfectly acceptable.
some spacer rings like quick-fix plumbing products come with foam gaskets pre-attached. set-rite uses a stand alone gasket method.
when i had to fix my low toilet flange, i used 3 rings with varying widths to match to the new floor surface. each ring was sealed with a thin layer of wax ring (call me crazy).
3" height difference sounds a bit excessive though.
Actually it's closer to a minimum of 2.5" ... can go a little higher to "squeeze" the was tighter ... Anyway, went down to ACE and found the extender kit .. Brought it home and for us to use it we'd have to jackhammer the cement to get them in place (they are wider than the space) ... We're just going to go with the 'stacked' wax rings again to bring it up to 2.5" min. sigh ... This toilet doesn't get much use anyway, but needs to be re-sealed .. Thanks
PS - can an ADMIn change the title from "WAS" to "WAX" ??? typo
Can you post a picture.
Any reason you can not cut the pipe off below the floor and just add a longer tail piece with new flange that sits on top of the new floor like it should be doing?
Honestly we don't have tools (or skill set) to start cutting into the concrete (?) pipe that is below the floor .. The installer (Floor) clearly did not do this right - he should have extended the drain at the time .. but alas, didn't ... The TOP of the drain sits ABOUT 1+" below the level of the floor .. then the flange to the toilet of course goes higher than floor level. thanks for the suggestion though.
It only takes a hammer and cold chisel to chip off to enlarge the opening. Yes, it will take longer than using a small demo hammer, but you also minimize peripheral damage using the cold chisel/hammer method.
Regarding the double wax ring setup, that 2.5" is probably too high even for extra tall wax rings (speaking from experience). Mine never sealed all the way so I started to smell sewer gas few months later.
I am not sure which extender kit you bought, but Oatey has plain old vinyl spacer rings that are no larger than the toilet flange (http://www.lowes.com/pd_253224-138-4...tey&facetInfo=).
You can also go with Quick Fix Plumbing's spacer ring kit (same footprint as the toilet flange).
I ended up using 1 Oatey spacer ring + QFP kit.
Google my user name with "how to fix a low toilet flange" if you want to read how I did it.
Good luck
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BASKETBALL • Reggie Miller wasn't always the biggest name in his own family. On Friday night, he was the top star in the biggest basketball Hall of Fame class in half a century. The former UCLA and Indiana Pacers star was inducted in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, joining sister Cheryl as the first brother-sister pair in the Springfield, Mass., shrine.
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Jewish Communal Service Association of North America (JCSA), National Conference of Jewish Communal Service, Summer 1962
The teenager of the 1960s, like the teenager of ancient Sumeria, is drawn away from his family and socialized into a peer group whose opinions he values above those of his parents. The commercialized modern period targets these youth as a discrete group, a pattern which in turn is mimicked by public services. The basic fault with our educational, religious and social welfare services is that no one wants to work with the whole family unless it has fallen apart. The author argues that the family must be the orienting point for youth and that our society should reduce its emphasis on affluence, cautiously evaluate "daily changing" parenting techniques, be aware of and involved in the lives of teenagers, and reestablish multi-generational homes.
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Admission: $12, $7 students with ID and
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Hours: Closed Monday, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Tuesday,
10 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday-Sunday.
Parking: Parking garage is nearby but
expensive. Consider public transportation if possible.
Food: Puck's Café is in the museum.
When I told people I was taking my kids to the Museum of
Contemporary Art, I got plenty of "Oh, be ready for a lot of weird
stuff" comments. And sure, there was weird stuff, but such fun
weird that we loved every minute of our visit. Yes, there are a few
paintings with giant colorful penises and pointy boobs, but I have
to tell you, my kids got such a delighted kick out of those too
that there was no need for any heavy "discussions" about the
We went specifically to see two exhibits that are especially
appealing to kids and will be at the museum through May: Jim
Nutt (through May 29) and Without You I'm Nothing (through
May 1). Jim Nutt is an American painter known for his imaginary
portraits of female heads. The 70 paintings at the museum are
colorful and amusing, very kid-friendly. We really liked the
paintings that were displayed side-by-side with the original pencil
sketch Nutt used to create the finished products. My kids also
liked how approachable this art was-when we brought home a book of
Nutt's artwork, they sat down to create their own version of these
vibrant portraits.
For very young kids, a trip to the first floor's exhibits of
Without You I'm Nothing are probably the best part of the trip. An
entire room is devoted to interactive art kids can climb on, slide
on, sit in and listen to. Kids can't get enough of climbing on the
giant, 2-sided shell or tunneling into the little rectangular
Don't miss the rest of the museum while you're there. From
wooden robot sculptures to a talking head stuck underneath a
mattress, there's plenty to amuse, intrigue and question. The best
part was how eager my kids were to get their own ideas down on
paper after our visit-exactly what you hope would happen when you
expose your kids to art.
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Why You Should Care About Jackson Hole
Central bankers, a group of largely independent technocrats, wield more power over the fates of politicians, investors and regular folk than ever before. In the absence of government action, they are bearing most of the burden of supporting economic recoveries in the U.S. and Europe. With their bond purchases and other unconventional policies, they have become a major force holding up financial markets around the world.
Hence, when they gather for their annual meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming -- as they will starting Friday -- it's worth paying attention. I see at least three issues that they need to address, the resolutions of which are crucial to the well-being of both current and future generations:
- What can be done to put more people back to work? Long-term unemployment and youth joblessness remain big problems throughout the developed world, threatening to aggravate inequality (of income, wealth and opportunity) and permanently impair the ability of economies to grow and raise living standards. Some question whether the U.S. Federal Reserve can persist in its efforts to reduce unemployment without fueling inflation and financial instability. This will be the topic of Fed Chair Janet Yellen's keynote speech.
- How much power do central banks really have? Most people still have faith in the ability of central banks to engineer a transition from policy-induced to genuine growth, despite the fact that outcomes have repeatedly fallen short of expectations. Yet there is a growing school of thought -- including that related to the secular stagnation hypothesis -- suggesting that central banks may not be able to get the economy growing at the desired pace without precipitating future financial crises. Given the extent to which policy dysfunction undermines a comprehensive policy response, this is perhaps one of the most important economic policy questions facing our societies today.
- What is the global impact of central bank policies? After a long period in which the world's largest central banks were all pushing in the same direction, they're now reaching the point where their policies will diverge. The Bank of England and the Fed are in the process of taking their foot off the stimulus pedal. The European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan will be going the other way. This multispeed world of increasingly contrasting policies could have big effects on markets and people far beyond the U.S., Europe and Japan. Jackson Hole offers a rare opportunity for central bankers to consider the international consequences in a direct and frank manner.
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Interior Architecture is a relatively new program benefitting the interior design industry with a concentrated curriculum designed to develop specific professional skills that will help practitioners expand their services. However, in order for the program to be effectively imparted to students, it should be incorporated in a dynamic environment that will foster individuality and inspiration for all to perform in achievement to their performance. Unlike most universities, Woodbury School of Architecture can lay claim to such nurturing surrounding perfect for the Interior Architecture Program. The program explores how the physical and social join to create interior spaces infused with aesthetic and cultural relevance. Physical constructs of the visual arts, product design, furniture design, and architecture commingle with the social sciences, and the humanities. Using three-dimensional models, computer rendering, and drawing, students explore various disciplines that collectively are Interior Architecture. Students gain expertise in developing the essential elements of interior design, such as form, color, lighting, finishes and furnishings, along with appropriate building technology, material science, and behavioral factors to create spatial compositions. In a field of rapidly changing technology and ideas, the program provides students with both the professional and intellectual tools necessary to negotiate this exciting cultural landscape.
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Mumbai: Priyanka Chopra and Kareena Kapoor's rivalry has been on high since quite some time and it has started getting more stronger these days, as both the actresses are found passing stern comments on each other. Kareena has said that her Heroine movie will be more successful and better than Priyanka Chopra's Fashion. Both movies have been directed by Madhur Bhandarkar. Priyanka has in an interview termed Kareena's remarks as 'sour grapes'.
Priyanka has won National Award for her brilliant performance in Fashion. Chopra then went on passing another remark on Kareena saying if you don't have a National Award, you cannot say anything.
Both the actresses have been issuing verbal comments on each other showing their rivalry to the public. Kareena on Karan Johar's chat show 'Koffee with Karan' had made fun of Priyanka's accent. To which, Piggy Chops responded back saying she got it from where Kareena's beau Saif Ali Khan received.
At last year's Filmfare awards' rehearsel, Priyanka took much long to practice her dance moves and this made Kareena wait for too long almost four hours. The rivalry turned high after this incident. Priyanka dated Bebo's ex-flame Shahid Kapoor, this too put hate in Bebo's heart for Priyanka. Well, this rivalry seems to be going high and high and it does not seem to end. It can see a full stop, if any close friend of the two actresses comes up to solve the matter.
Well, the rivalries are not new at all in Bollywood, this trend has been coming up since the beginning of the industry and we keep on learning about the stars' rivalries with costars. Sometimes these rivalries are born to get some benefits. This is the world of sparkles, which carries sweet and sour things.


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This describes us and our son precisely! Thank you for the helpful language!
While I sat in my comfy chair writing last week's post as my little boy slept and my older son was trying to fall asleep, Everest stumbled out of bed to tell me he felt scared. This was hardly a new communication; he's felt scared more nights than I can count since he turned five (he's now eight). But because I happened to be writing about teaching your kids how to respond to fear, I decided to apply the lesson in the moment:
"Everest, do you remember how we've been talking to Asher about his Monkey Brain and how he can boss it back? Well, let's see if you could try that now. What would you like to tell fear?"
"Go away, fear! You're lying to me! There's nothing to be scared of in here!"
"Good, now let's see if you can say it with a little more power in your voice. Do you know how you yell at Asher when he's in your space or touching one of your toys? Let's see if you can talk to fear with that same voice."
And he did. We've done this exercise many times before, but using the reference of how angry he feels when his little brother messes with his stuff seemed to connect him to a stronger part of himself.
He walked back to bed and I continued to write.
A few minutes later, he stumbled back over to me and said, "Mommy, I don't feel scared anymore. I just feel sad. Could you please give me some comfort?"
So I lied down next to him and held him close. I scratched his back and told him how much I love him. I thought about how often it happens that when the fear is unveiled, what lies underneath is sadness. In other words, he thinks he's scared of snakes, but as soon as he bosses his fear-mind into place, the sadness emerges. Why do we gravitate toward fear instead of the core feeling of sadness? I imagine it's because fear is a more defensive and, thus, a falsely powerful emotion whereas sadness renders us vulnerable, like a soft sea-creature without its shell. Unless we know that we can handle the sadness, fear creeps in as a protection. But eventually, as I see with my clients every day who were anxious as kids, the unfelt sadness mutates into anxiety as adults and demands attention and healing.
A few minutes later I asked him what he felt sad about and he said, "I feel sad that everything's always changing. I feel sad that the soap bar is getting worn down. I feel sad that the Shrinky-Dinks change in the oven. I feel sad that my Pooh-Bear is losing his shape. And I'm sad because I know everyone is going to die one day."
Oh, boy. My sweet, sensitive boy. There are times when he just breaks my heart. How many kids think about the fact that we're all going to die one day? (I know from working with a highly sensitive/anxious population that it's more common than we think.) He lives with an exposed heart, aware of the fleeting nature of life and the noble truth that things are always shifting, changing, dying. My husband and I often remark that, although I'm Jewish and my husband was raised Catholic, Everest was born with a Buddhist soul. He lives this quote from Pema Chodron daily:
"All anxiety, all dissatisfaction, all the reason for hoping our experience could be different are rooted in our fear of death. Fear of death is always in the background … Trungpa Rinpoche once gave a public lecture titled 'Death in Everyday Life.' We are raised in a culture that fears death and hides it from us. Nevertheless, we experience it all the time. We experience it in the form of disappointment, in the form of things not working out. We experience it in the form of things always being in a process of change. When the day ends, when the second ends, when we breathe out, that's death in everyday life…"
And I'm left with the awesome and, at times, overwhelming responsibility of teaching him how to relate and respond to the sadness without being overtaken by it. I also remind him that with every death, with every loss, comes a rebirth and a new beginning – that it's through experiencing the sadness as fully as possible that the joy is released.
"What can you do with the sadness?" I asked that night. as I often ask.
"I can be with it," he responded.
"Let's be with it together. Let's take a deep breath right into the middle of that sadness."
In another era or another culture, he would apprentice under a shaman and his sensitivity would be honed and utilized as medicine to his people. But this culture is nothing short of brutal for the sensitive souls among us. We devalue feelings, especially in emotional boys, and regard a sharp intellect and "normalcy" with the highest praise. If he was in school, there's not a doubt in mind that he would been bullied into believing that he's a "sissy" by the kids and a "problem child" by the teachers, and his self-esteem would be the gutter in about five minutes. We've done our best to preserve his spirit and self-worth, but there are times when the cracks show through and we're at a loss as how to help him.
Still, we do our best. We'll continue our homeschool workshops and continue to allow for plenty of unstructured time in our days so that boredom can give rise to his creative impulses and scientific inventions. And we'll support him in every way that we can, with love, acceptance, and reverence for his brilliance, his challenges, his creativity, his sensitivity, while honoring the unique path that he came here to follow without attempting him to fit him into the narrow societal box called "normal".
Note: If you're a highly sensitive person or you're raising a highly sensitive child, be sure to read Elaine Aron's books and check out her site at http://www.hsperson.com.
About Sheryl Paul
Sheryl Paul, M.A., has counseled thousands of people worldwide via her private practice, her bestselling books, and her website, http://conscious-transitions.com. She has appeared several times on "The Oprah Winfrey Show", as well as on "Good Morning America" and other top television, radio, and newspapers around the globe. Her unique home study course for pregnant women and new mothers, Birthing a New Mother: A Roadmap from Preconception Through the First Year to Calm Your Anxiety, Prepare Your Marriage, and Become the Mother you Want to Be, can be found at http://birthinganewmother.com. She and her husband live in Boulder, Colorado where they homeschool their two sons.


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Cinq chambres spacieuses et élégantes avec deux salles de séjour du client, nous sommes sûrs que vous trouverez relaxante et accueillante. Nous offrons un temps de petit pays plein et le thé. Toutes les chambres ont des bains privés, une télévision par satellite et d'un accès Internet haute vitesse. Chaque chambre dispose lits queen ou king et une chaise confortable, certaines chambres offrent lits avec Select Comfort. Nombreuses places de parking pour bateau ou motoneige remorques et nous sommes sur la motoneige itinéraire dans la ville locale. Nous sommes à 15 minutes de route de Saddleback Maine domaine skiable et le ski de Trail Center, et un quart de mile du centre-ville et Rangeley Rangeley.
5 sur juin 22, 2014
The Pleasant Street Inn was the first stop on our Maine Honeymoon. Staying with Rob and Jan is like staying with family. They brought us into their spotlessly clean home, cooked amazing breakfasts, and even allowed us to come to their private camp on Rangeley Lake to canoe for the day. They know of all the best kept secrets. We saw moose, took a seaplane ride to dinner, and explored the countryside from the seat of a helicopter. Rangeley is a beautiful place and a must see if you're in Maine. We'll be back!
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Thanks so much for your kind words. We hope you continued to have a great Maine honeymoon! See you when you return.
- Jan & Rob (Innkeeper)
5 sur février 07, 2012
I have been traveling to Rangeley ME for work. After the first time we stayed here I told my company next time we go we have to stay there again. We have now been up at least three times and I wouldn't stay anywhere else. Rob and Jan are Friendly, Caring and High Spirited people. I can't wait to take my wife for a well deserved weekend away.
5 sur décembre 04, 2011
Rob and Jan created the perfect home feel for stay away from home. The place looks great, the rooms are extremely comfortable, breakfst is generous and the location is perfect. One of the most enjoyable B&Bs we've stayed in.
5 sur juin 24, 2011
This place was recommended to us by the proprietor of The Gingerbread House in the next town, and we had seen it was the only accommodation recommended by AAA. What a delightful overnight stay we had! Jan and Rob made us feel right at home, recommended a place to eat dinner out on the waterfront deck, and Rob prepared the us the most delicious Maine blueberry pancakes with Maine maple syrup for breakfast. The inn is impeccably clean, the decor is very tasteful, and we slept just as if we had been at home. The only negative was we had only one night there.
4,8 sur septembre 13, 2010
If you are an intuitive person, your radar should lead you to this out of the way location for B&B perfection. Nothing but positive vibrations here! Ron and Jean made us feel right at home with their immaculate and tastefully decorated home. Their hospitality was outstanding and can you beat Belgian waffles with fresh whipped cream and fresh strawberries for breakfast?
4,0 sur février 24, 2010
We just returned from a three night stay at this lovely B&B. It couldn't have been better. Rob & Jan were wonderful hosts, friendly, welcoming and great conversationalists. Inn is "squeaky" clean and the breakfasts are absolutely first class. We will definitely return for another stay. Twoskiers - Lincoln, NH
5 sur août 20, 2009
Outstanding in every way. Wonderful ambience -- genial hosts -- bright and airy surroundings -- bedroom wonderfully appointed.
5 sur juillet 31, 2009
My husband was always leary of staying at a B&B - I whined enough and convinced him to try one night during our trip to Maine at a B&B. Our schedule put us in Rangeley for only one night - I found the Pleasant Street Inn information and decided it would be our trial run! Rob&Jan were so amazingly gracious. The facilities were spotlessly clean, beautifully decorated and exceptionally comfortable. Rob's recommendation for dinner was perfect and breakfast was delicious!! If it had been possible, I would have changed our plans and spent the rest of the trip at the Pleasant Street Inn. We enjoyed ourselves so very much and thanks to this experience, my husband is willing to try other B&B's when we travel again.
5 sur janvier 27, 2009
Rob and Jan have created a unique environment where you enjoy the sense of belonging like you are in your own home and the decadence of the finest Inn. For visitors to Maine or those new to the Rangeley Lakes area, this is a perfect pick. The setting and furnishings of the inn are classic New England and Rob and Jan's knowledge and enthusiasm about the local recreational opportunities are endless. During our short winter stay we enjoyed skiing, snowmobiling, and from the warmth of the sun drenched living room we watched deer pass by. The hospitality was superb, the inn design provides room privacy and spacious common space, exceptional cleanliness, and to top it off the food was delicious. This is a truly unique place and we can say it was the most wonderful B & B experience we have had.
5 sur janvier 14, 2009
During our stay in Rangeley our car broke down and required repairs. Rob allowed us to stay two extra days at a reduced rate while it was fixed. He prepared a variety of great breakfasts, including wonderful oatmeal with Maine blueberries. My girlfriend is a vegetarian and this was accommodated with no difficulties. The inn is a short walk from "downtown" so you can get downtown for dinner without needing to drive (though Jan picked us up after dinner one night when it was very cold!) I cannot recommend Pleasant St. highly enough.
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By Mel Antonen, USA TODAY
The 2004 Boston Red Sox called themselves "idiots." The 2005 Chicago White Sox adopted the 1981 power ballad Don't Stop Believing. And the 2008 Tampa Bay Rays followed a math equation that didn't add up: 9=8. Each team rode its gimmick to a World Series appearance.
This season, the Colorado Rockies are defining themselves with one word: Sick. It is slang to describe a dazzling play or a stunning accomplishment, and the Rockies, leaders of the National League wild-card race, throw around the word with glee and wear gray T-shirts with the word in bold, black letters on the chest.
Troy Tulowitzki's 23 home runs are sick. So are Carlos Gonzalez's home runs that look like two-iron shots. Ian Stewart's defense, Huston Street's saves and Jason Marquis' 14 wins? Sick.
"Every time I hear that word, it makes me giggle," Rockies interim manager Jim Tracy says. "So I figured we need to get some T-shirts made. We want to keep in tune with the players. It's funny how something like that can come up and define a club."
The term is appropriate for the Rockies, whose season was on life support after two months. They were 18-28 on May 29 when general manager Dan O'Dowd fired Clint Hurdle, the manager who led the team in 2007 to its first World Series, and replaced him with Tracy, the bench coach hired by Hurdle this past offseason.
Since then, the Rockies have baseball's best record at 52-26, and their "sick" play has transformed them into a contender.
The Rockies lead the wild-card race by three games over the San Francisco Giants after beating them 4-2 on Sunday in Denver. Colorado is 3½ games behind the first-place Los Angeles Dodgers in the NL West, and after tonight's series finale vs. the Giants, the Rockies meet the Dodgers for three games at Coors Field.
Turnaround with Tracy
The Rockies are bringing back memories of their 2007 run, when they won 21 of 22 games, including 14 of their final 15 regular-season games and seven in a row in the playoffs to reach the World Series. But these Rockies control their destiny.
Two years ago, Colorado made the postseason after winning a one-game playoff vs. the San Diego Padres, who offered a big assist by losing two of three games to the Milwaukee Brewers on the final weekend of the season.
"This has gone on longer, but we expect to play well and know we can win," Rockies second baseman Clint Barmes says. "It's definitely a lot more fun, but nobody would have thought this."
The club changed its complexion before the season by trading All-Star outfielder Matt Holliday to the Oakland Athletics, receiving Street and Gonzalez in the return package. But an in-season change has been of greater significance.
Before being named manager of the Rockies, Tracy had a modest career with a 562-572 record in seven seasons with the Dodgers (2001-05) and Pittsburgh Pirates (2006-07).
Now he is in rare company. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Tracy is the third manager to take over a team that was at least 10 games under .500 and lead it to 10 games above .500. Cito Gaston did it with the 1989 Toronto Blue Jays, reaching the AL Championship Series, as did Billy Southworth with the 1940 St. Louis Cardinals.
"We had a miserable start, and I can't even identify with the team from earlier in the season because that seems like last year," says Street, who leads the NL with 33 saves.
O'Dowd, in the final season of his contract, says new dugout leadership was needed even if it was painful to fire Hurdle after he had done so much for the franchise in seven-plus seasons. He also was dubious the switch would have a big impact.
"Look historically, and managers might improve things, but we didn't really expect it," O'Dowd says. "We wanted what was best for everyone and thought we'd play better baseball."
Hurdle, now an analyst for the MLB Network, holds no grudges, and he and Tracy are in touch regularly, exchanging text messages and talking on the telephone.
"My time was up, and it was time to move on," Hurdle says. "I'm proud of the team and happy for Jim.
"For me, being a manager is like being a contractor. The contractor is hired to build a house, but it doesn't mean you live in it forever. But I did sip lemonade on the porch and there were good memories."
Players are careful to praise Tracy without being critical of Hurdle, although they say something had to change. O'Dowd says the speculation surrounding Hurdle's status was affecting the team's play, and that everybody relaxed when Tracy took over.
"It was a relief," Barmes says. "At that time, every loss there was more and more tension, and it showed in the way we played."
Hurdle has an outgoing personality, and players say he socialized too much in the clubhouse. After the team was 74-88 in 2008, he came to spring training ready to emphasis a return to fundamentals. When the Rockies opened 5-11, he started to juggle lineups and the players got tight.
Tracy is relaxed and rarely visits the clubhouse. He stresses accountability and aggressiveness.
"He believed in us," Tulowitzki says. "He was throwing out lineups that gave us a good chance to win. He was sticking with the starting pitchers. He understands how tough this game is to play.
"Before, it's like you were afraid to do anything wrong. I was benched (one game) for swinging at the first pitch. So then you're playing timid.
"It was like, 'Well, if I do this, am I OK? But if I do that, am I going to be benched?' You can't play that way."
First baseman Todd Helton, in his 13th season with the Rockies, says the players knew they were better than what they showed.
"We just realized that we weren't doing the little things that win games," he says. "We had to get back to 'Whatever it takes' to win games."
Better defense, pitching
Tracy's changes went beyond creating a better atmosphere. He gave the relief pitchers well-defined roles. He improved the defense by making Stewart the third baseman and Barmes the second baseman.
Gonzalez, a versatile player with the range of a center fielder, was promoted from Class AAA in June and took over in left field, teaming with rookie center fielder Dexter Fowler to cover the expansive Coors Field outfield.
"We need a good defense," Tracy says. "We have guys that cover a lot of ground, and it makes a difference for the pitchers."
Before June 1, the Rockies ranked 17th in errors (31) and 16th in total chances (1,854), indicative of a defense that didn't get to many batted balls and didn't always field the ones they did reach. Since then, the Rockies are tied for ninth in errors (37) and third in total chances (2,795).
Meanwhile, the Rockies starting pitchers went from ranked 20th with a 4.64 ERA before June 1 to seventh with a 3.74 ERA.
Tulowitzki and starting pitcher Jorge De La Rosa have thrived under Tracy. Tulowitzki was hitting .227 when Hurdle was fired and since then is hitting .304 with 18 home runs and 52 RBI in 74 games. De La Rosa was a candidate for release with an 0-5 record and 5.26 ERA. But backed by an improved defense and changes in his approach, he is now 12-8 with a 4.76 ERA.
Tulowitzki says Tracy suggested he stand more upright in his batting stance, and batting coach Glenallen Hill worked with him to get it right.
"Jim wanted to use my height and Glenallen took it from there," Tulowitzki says. "Overall we are playing better, but we wouldn't be here without our pitching."
The team's 4.23 ERA is seventh in the NL, but is the lowest in the franchise's 17-year history. With half of their games in the thin air of Denver, one of the keys has been a rotation that includes three sinkerballers: Aaron Cook (10-6, 4.47 ERA), who went on the disabled list Saturday with a strained right shoulder; Ubaldo Jimenez (12-9, 3.36 ERA) and Marquis (14-8, 3.58). They each rank in the top seven in the NL in ground ball/fly ball ratio.
"Pitchers are throwing strike one," Tracy says. "That makes a big difference."
At home in September
With six weeks remaining, the Rockies are focused on the playoffs. Talk of Tracy's future in Denver will have to wait until after the season, O'Dowd says. And the team continues to look for ways to improve, with O'Dowd acknowledging to MLB.com on Sunday he is close to signing free agent first baseman Jason Giambi.
Their schedule in September includes 18 of 27 games at Coors Field, including a 10-game homestand against three teams with losing records — the New York Mets, Arizona Diamondbacks and Cincinnati Reds.
After a nightmarish start, the Rockies are not far from completing another historic comeback.
"We kept saying that we were going to turn it around and that things were going to be all right," Street says.
"We didn't want Clint Hurdle losing his job to be the wake-up call. We didn't hold up our end. We're feeling good about being back in the playoff picture."
They are feeling so good, it's sick.
Contributing: Bob Nightengale
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|Extended warranty + 1 year £9.49 Extended warranty + 1 year
|Return products within two months £4.74 Possibility to return products within two months
Steam generator Bosch TDS1624000 intelligent engine functions and provides permanent MotorStream intense steam power. Steam is well distributed thanks to the new shape and arrangement of steam ducts Advanced steam system and continuously controlled rotary dial. AntiShine program provides special protection dark and sensitive substances. Indicator TempOK signals during stage heating or cooling when the temperature is reached. Vertical steam for quick and easy refreshing fabrics and garments.
Touch control the activation and deactivation of automation controls the steam generator and steam generated by permanent engine. Quadruple cleaning function 4 Anticalc in the form of a valve self-clean, clean calc'n, optional embedded system anti-calc and cleaning fluid prevents intense calcification. Dripstop function prevents unwanted dripping. I Temp program sets the ideal combination of temperature and steam for all fabrics. Email glazed steam ducts optimally distribute steam. Comfortable grip and large buttons for maximum comfort while ironing.
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If Yoplait is no longer interested then I go back to my idea of taking it all down and making it all into a nice park for the residents. The building would cost too much to renovate and no one in their right mind would invest that much money in Reed City...just not enough people to make it pay.Was the Osceola Inn mostly a attraction for it's bar and restaurant when it was open or is the hotel part something that is needed in the area? I believe it would take a lot of work from a group to get it up and running, but, it could provide a nice teen hang out, as well as jobs, and it's really a beautiful old building. It's a shame to see it sitting empty and sad. I heard Yoplait isn't interested anymore.
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This simple and addictive game challenges both your memory and your rhythm skills: it trains your ear, your brain, your feeling for rhythm.
Like the 1980's game "Simon says" or "Senso", this application plays sequences, which you have to repeat by tapping the symbols in the correct order and with the same rhythm.
Difficulty increases with each level, and you can collect accuracy bonus points. It's fun - and addictive.
By the way: you don't have to play alone! This game is Scoreloop enabled so you can play it with your friends. Aeio allows you to compare your scores with other gamers worldwide and even challenge them directly.
You can challenge just about anyone like buddies in your address book on Facebook. Or you can simply challenge existing players by tapping their name in the high score list. You can also create and accept anonymous challenges - Scoreloop will make sure you play against someone who is about as skilled as you are.
And if you really perform well, you can win medals that show your skills to your opponents in your profile. Have fun with Aeio and find out how thrilling it is to challenge others!
Short description:
- Up to 16 symbols.
- Accuracy bonus points
- Play alone or challange others with Scoreloop
What's New in Version 1.1
- Bug fixes
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Tuesday, February 22, 2005
ReachLocal Reaches Out To Local Businesses
Encino-based ReachLocal announced this morning that it has rolled out an online service to help local businesses market online through search engines. The company said that it will help local businesses manage their online marketing through search engines such as Google, Overture, SuperPages.com, Yahoo, Advertising.com, and others. ReachLocal said that its proprietary technology customizes campaigns based on a company's budget, and provides automated, end-to-end management of each publisher. The company is backed by VantagePoint Venture Partners and headed by Zorik Gordon.


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A-Escape, Asheville's Premier Escape Room. Rooms are reserved for one hour at a time for groups of two to six people.
WHAT'S AN ESCAPE ROOM? An Escape Room is a type of physical adventure game in which people are locked in a room with other participants and have to use elements of the room to solve a series of puzzles, find clues, and escape the room within a set time limit. The games are based on "escape room" video games in which the player is locked inside a room and must explore their surroundings in order to escape. Players must be observant and use their critical thinking skills to escape the room.
FOR FRIENDS: Looking for something fun to do with your friends in the evening or on the weekend? Think your friends are dumber than a sack of rocks? Come visit us at A-Escape and find out who the real smart one is. You might be surprised...
FOR DATES: Tired of the same boring routine of coffee shops, dinners, and movies? Put your teamwork to the test in a real life mystery novel where you are the main characters!
FOR COLLEAGUES: Nothing says team-building like being trapped in a room with your co-workers. Show your boss who's really in charge! Solve the puzzles, escape the room, and get that promotion!


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ATOM Skate Backpack
The ATOM Skate Backpack got a huge main compartment in which you have enough space for protection wear and clothing. Inside this main compartment are also some organizer compartments. On the top are two small compartments for MP3 player. Bottles can be carried outside the skate backpack in the two sidepockets. Your skates can be fixed in the skate holder at the front of the bag. The back panel and the shoulder straps are well padded.
20" x 12" x 7" (50cm x 30cm x 18cm)
Very famous and popular roller derby brand from USA, founded by Julie Glass aka "Atomatrix" and her husband. ATOM Wheels are the most popular wheels on the market!
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