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Site: Columbus, Ohio (Value City Arena)
Score: #15 Michigan 70, #22 Ohio State 60
Records: U-M (18-6, 10-2 Big Ten), OSU (19-6, 6-6 Big Ten)
Next U-M Event: Sunday, Feb. 16 -- vs. No. 21 Wisconsin (Ann Arbor, Mich.), 1:00 p.m. ET (TV: CBS)
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Freshman Derrick Walton Jr. (Harper Woods, Mich./Chandler Park Academy) scored 13 points, grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds and dished out a game-high six assists in leading a second-half comeback for the University of Michigan men's basketball team (No. 15 AP, No. 18 ESPN/USA Today), which defeated Ohio State (No. 22 AP, No. 20 ESPN/USA Today), 70-60, Tuesday night (Feb. 11) inside Value City Arena. Walton scored all of his points in the lopsided second half, in which the Wolverines outscored Buckeyes, 44-30.
Sophomore Nik Stauskas (Mississauga, Ontario/St. Mark's School [Mass.]) had 15 points, hitting three of his six tries from three and going 4-of-5 from the line. Freshman Zak Irvin (Fishers, Ind./Hamilton Southeastern) chipped in 10 points off the bench while making both his three point attempts.
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Ohio State used an 8-0 run to jump ahead 13-5 less than six minutes into the game. Michigan pulled within five points of the lead when a put back by graduate student Jordan Morgan (Detroit, Mich./University of Detroit Jesuit) made the score 19-14. However, OSU went back up 26-16 with 6:25 left before halftime.
Down 28-18, U-M scored eight straight points, including a triple from the corner by sophomore Caris LeVert (Pickerington, Ohio/Central) with 29 seconds left to cut the deficit to two points. With 1.4 ticks left, LaQuinton Ross was fouled shooting a three, and he hit two free throws to make Ohio State's lead 30-26 going into the break.
Michigan's seven offensive rebounds kept the game close in the first half, as it hit only nine of 28 field goal attempts (32 percent), compared to the Buckeyes' 12-of-25 (48 percent) shooting line.
Stauskas nailed a three to start the second half, but OSU responded with a 7-0 run.
The Wolverines were down 43-37 with 12:16 to play before scoring 12 unanswered points to go up six. They took their first lead since 17:16 in the first half when Stauskas hit two free throws to make the score 44-43. Then Walton made an old-fashioned three-point play to put U-M up 49-43; this capped off the run and forced OSU to call timeout with 9:15 remaining in the game.
Ohio State came within one point of the lead at 51-50, but Michigan responded with a Morgan putback and a Walton triple to go up six with less than five minutes left.
Sophomore Glenn Robinson III (St. John, Ind./Lake Central) hit two free throws to increase U-M's lead to 64-52 with 1:32 to go, and the Wolverines hung on for the 10-point victory -- their first in Columbus since 2003.
Michigan shot 22-of-53 (42 percent) on the night and went 8-of-17 (47 percent) from beyond the arc. OSU went 23-of-52 (44 percent) from the floor, including 3-of-20 (15 percent) from long distance. Ross led the Buckeyes with 24 points and seven rebounds, and Lenzelle Smith Jr. finished the game with 13 points on 5-of-11 shooting.
The Wolverines return home to play No. 21 Wisconsin on Sunday (Feb. 16) inside Crisler Center. Tipoff is scheduled for 1 p.m., and the game will be televised on CBS.
Contact: Tom Wywrot (734) 763-4423
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I purchased an 02 wrx about a week and half ago. I believed at the time it might have been modified because the muffler was done, it has an STI wing, STI badge, and STI shift knob.. But upon closer look, everything else is stock except the muffler. I immediately removed the STi badge.. that's silly.. But anyway it has 120k miles and I was curious about it so I had it dyno'd.
It was in Salem at Dan Judy's auto and Dan came down from his loft at the place once he heard a subaru and showed me his 02 with 420 hp and 3400 miles.. but that's another story. Anyway attached is the results. 178.5 max hp at 5800 rpm is not bad. But there's a flat spot between 4000 and 4500 that was unexplainable. Plus it seems to be misfiring or not running smoothly sometimes. The tech said he felt it struggling a bit while running the dyno on it also.
So they came to the conclusion that the previous owner never had the plugs done. Which also means that they probably (hopefully not) have not done the timing belt. Attached is the dyno, what you guys think? Can you explain the flat spot at 4-4.5 k?
Give the car a once over to make sure it's in good operating shape. Then worry about dyno's and stuff.
[quote=psinuse;283044]Give the car a once over to make sure it's in good operating shape. Then worry about dyno's and stuff.[/quote]
Car seemed fine to me and a mechanic. At least no leaks and any obvious issues. We didn't take anything apart yet to check though. Be more specific?
Check out this thread, which I still need to finish. It will give you an idea of what I mean.
Check out this thread, which I still need to finish. It will give you an idea of what I mean.[/quote]
No idea on timing belt. I'm going to schedule the plugs and replace the timing belt at the same time. Bought from a dealer who bought from an auction. Car fax showed only 1 owner at least...
Fluids have been done and they all actually looked good except the man tranny. It was not terribly bad though.
Everything else has been done, except the code check. Guess I could have had them do that at the shop today.. oops.. Tires are new, brakes look good. Cept there's sometimes a slight shimmy when under hard braking. Figured it could be rotars..
I would say that is probably what's wrong with the brakes. As far as the flat spot, does the car feel different, like lose of power at that rpm range in 3rd?
Not that I noticed. The tech said he noticed some hesitations though. That's why he suggested the plugs. he really didn't have an answer for the flat spot.
Could be the fuel filter needs changed, or any number of little hiccups these cars have from time to time.
the OL/CL exhange on the EJ205 could be to blame as well. A better tune can help.
[quote=mosc;283065]the OL/CL exhange on the EJ205 could be to blame as well. A better tune can help.[/quote]
Don't the 02-03's have a different OL/CL than 04 and up though?
As far as I know all the 16-bit ECU's have the issue.
A 3port BCS would HELP
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters Life!) - Actor Michael Douglas has admitted that he could have been a better father to his eldest son, Cameron, who is in jail after being arrested and charged with selling drugs.
Douglas has said little about his actor son's July 28 arrest and subsequent imprisonment other than to describe it as "devastating." His son had been arrested previously for possessing cocaine.
But in an interview in the March/April issue of AARP The Magazine the two-time Oscar-winning actor opens up about his 31-year-old son, who could get life in prison if convicted of charges that he sold thousands of dollars worth of methamphetamine.
"I'll assume whatever responsibilities I have to. Would it have been better to have been around more? Absolutely. There were absences, and I was no angel," said Douglas who is to reprise his Oscar-winning role as Gordon Gekko from the 1987 movie "Wall Street."
"Cameron has a lot of life ahead. He now recognizes his own demons and struggles."
Douglas said his son, his only child with his first wife Diandra Luker, is a "tough kid" but he still worried about his welfare.
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Robert Atkins
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London, May 1, 2000.
Hi again for the second time today (! well, I had nothing better to do than sit in a net cafe all day).
I just went and had something to eat, and I've plugged myself into Triple J over the net (what a godsend) so I'm nice and recharged.
The bus left from Istanbul at about 9:00. The plan was to travel overnight to Gallipoli, to arrive in time for the dawn service. Actually, the plan was to arrive a couple of hours early and camp out in order to get a good spot. The bus trip consisted of attempts to sleep that were continuously interrupted by toilet stops. At the biggest of these, about an hour and a bit (?) out of Ecebat (where we were staying) a whole lot of other tour buses stopped, so I went for a wander to see if I'd run into anyone I knew. It took about nine steps before I saw Julia from Teds Hall (consumer science, played the tenor sax? Can't remember her surname for the life of me...). After having a chat to her I of course found Alana (*wave*). Then it was back on the buses for the final leg.
Not quite the final leg actually, because from where the bus had parked for the dawn service we had to leg it ourselves for about half an hour to actually get to the site. We were all half asleep as this was about two or three in the morning, so we stumbled past this seemingly never-ending row of tour buses toward the impossibly powerful floodlights that marked the site. Along the way there were a few hard core campervans full of blokes who'd obviously been there for a few days and had been drinking for the whole time. We also passed some enterprising locals who'd set up stands selling kebabs and beer. You couldn't really go broke selling beer to Aussies and Kiwis on ANZAC day could you? :-)
When we finally got there the scene was amazing. There were just so many people. All the estimates I've heard so far range between 12 and 15 *thousand* people, 95% of them under 30, crowding around the new monument. Traditionally, the dawn service was held at the first landing site but they had to move it around to the North Beach as there were just too many people. By the time the service started, there were people up on the hills, way behind. We found a spot as close as we could, around the left side, and waited for a couple of hours until the proceedings started.
From about 4:30 the preliminaries started, including some old war standards from the Australian Army Band ('Rule Britannia' among them, which I actually thought a bit tasteless, but I guess the older guys and gals liked it). Then there was an intro from the MC, followed by a didgeridoo calling which was moving and eerie, then a Maori 'call to gathering' called 'Karanga', performed by a Maori Corporal from the NZ armed forces. This was followed by the seemingly obligatory piper's lament, and then at about 5:30 the dawn service started.
You've probably all heard by now that Helen Clark's (the NZ PM) speech was gracious, heartfelt, included us a few times and was above all brief. Howard's was 'good' in that it could have won prizes, but his delivery was quite wooden and it was obvious he didn't have much hand in writing it. He mentioned NZ in passing, once, and above all it was long. But that over with, they handed over to the chaplains for the service proper.
Since it was the first time this site was used, it was consecrated, dedicated and had plaques unveiled. This was followed by another hymn and then the wreath laying. From where we were we really couldn't see much detail in what was going on (especially with those damn floodlights, shining on the crowd! Nobody's photos will turn out, I'm sure). All through this we had been turning around occasionally to watch the sky gradually lighten. Finally, it was up to the national president of the RSL, Major General Peter Phillips to recite the ode of remembrance.
The bugler came out for the last post, which was very moving but had nothing on the two minutes silence. As soon as he stopped, the place was completely silent, and then the birds started twittering, perfectly on cue. It was serenely, peacefully beautiful. Aside from the birds, there was not one single sound. Amazing, considering who was there, how old were and how many of us there were.
Reveille signalled the end of the silence, followed by the anthems - Turkey, NZ and that old chestnut Advance Australia Fair. Only the first verses though, which I thought a bit of a cop out ;-). As the official party left, you really could sense a difference in the crowd that had stood there three hours earlier. I challenge any one of you to go to Gallipoli for the dawn service, or at any time, and not be moved.
We broke up to go back to the bus, which was to take us to seperate services at Chunuk Bair for the Kiwis and Lone Pine for the Aussies. The scene at Lone Pine was almost more spectacular. Lone pine itself is a rectangular area, probably about the size of a football field, maybe a little bigger, with a stone monument at the 'front', the pine itself (does anyone know if that's the original Lone Pine?) roughly in the middle, and rows of memorial stones across. It was about 9:30 or so by this time and there were probably 5000 people there already.
I walked around to look at the memorial stones and the second one I came to bore the name of Taylor (Mum's maiden name) and the age 23. The fact that 85 years ago there were people like me fighting and dying right where I stood suddenly became a lot more real.
I had a bit more of a wander around looking for people I knew (that is, other travellers) and didn't find anyone, so I put my head down on my back pack for a while (there were people rugged up in sleeping bags all over the place). I must have dozed off for at least an hour, and I awoke to the sound of programs being unfurled.
I forgot to mention before, but as well as the band recital they had some drip wailing out 'I am, you are, we are Australian' at the dawn service. He was woeful. He could not reach any of the notes, could not hold them if he did manage to get there, and to add insult to injury he seemed to have a slightly plummy British accent. Well, he was back, this time trying to encourage us into the last chorus with a shout of 'Everybody!'. We humoured him just so he'd get off. If they'd had someone like Neil Finn singing 'And the band played Waltzing Matilda', there would not have been a dry eye in the place. Neil Finn in particular, so we'd have something to argue with the Kiwis about ('He's ours!', 'No he's not, he's ours!' :-).
In any case, the service proper started, led by the chaplian. A reading, psalm 23, some hymns which none of us knew, an excerpt from a poem called 'The ANZAC graves of Gallipoli', by M Thwaites, which was quite moving. Then the Honourable John Howard, MP took the microphone again and totally redeemed himself. His speech was obviously something he had some hand in writing, this time. It was personal, relevant and moving. He spoke about the battle at Lone Pine, and the 7 Victoria Crosses awarded there, but quoted one of the men who said that every man there performed a feat of unbelievable bravery, but only some were noticed by commanding officers. He told us the names of the VC recipients, their ages and their professions - all things that many of us were employed doing. It again brought home in an incredible way the reality of what had happened there 85 years ago. It was really quite a special service and definitely changed the way everybody present thought about themselves, their country and its history.
I tell you what, they got a pretty rousing 'Advance Australia Fair' out of us after all that ;-).
When the Lone Pine service finished, we got back on the bus and went in to Ecebat to check in to our hotel and have lunch. [extract deleted]
About 20 minutes walk down the road from the hotel ('Ece', from memory, in case you wish to avoid it in the future), by the water, there's a dingy pub called 'the Vegemite Bar'. This was obviously the place to go :-). They'd set up a camping ground on the empty block opposite which was already starting to fill up. We all headed in there for a few quiet beers and an attempt to remember all the words to 'And the band played Waltzing Matilda'. We almost made it, too. Everyone agreed that the Lone Pine/Chunuk Bair services were a lot more personal and moving than the dawn service for the Aussie and Kiwi contingent respectively.
After a couple of hours we jumped back on the bus for the tour of the 'sites' as it were. We saw the original landing site at Anzac Cove, and it would have been way, way, too small for as many people as were there that morning. Simpson (he of the Donkey fame) was there, but the most moving part was a stone monument carved with the words of Attaturk, the Turkish commander, spoken in 1934:
'Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives
You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace.
There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours.
You, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries, wipe away your tears:
Your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace
After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well '
The above is from a man who, when sending in his troops to a particular battle, told them that he did not expect them to win, he expected them to die. I have not seen any more beautiful words written and they're making me a bit misty still as I write this. But can you imagine seeing them at Anzac cove, on a hill above the memorial to the first landing?
After this we continued around and saw some more battle sites, trenches that had been restored (you just can't comprehend how close they were together, I've absolutely no idea at all how you're meant to run a war like that) and a small museum containing, among other things, letters written home by troops from both sides.
Side note: Near one Turkish memorial some portaloos had been erected. A couple of us went, and emerged to find a shining-eyed Turkish boy, not older than about thirteen, demanding a couple of million lira out of us. Little turd... I pushed some shrapnel into his hand (worth about, oh, 50 cents), told him to piss off and walked past. I'm pleased for him that I don't know Turkish otherwise I would have had to thump him for what he called me.
By this time we were all so tired (another side note: you don't realise how hard it is to avoid clichés like 'dead tired' and 'dead silence' until you have to do it) and it was back on the bus and back to the hotel.
And it's just about the same story for me: back on the tube and back to my bit of lounge room floor at Rodney's place.
Cheers, until tomorrow (I have to get all of this out of me before I forget :-), Robert.


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So much for the "away game advantage" theory-- this away game, Vandy's first, was easily its poorest performance of the season. "I thought we were really ready to play, but we didn't play well," said head coach Woody Widenhofer, whose Commodores dropped to 1-5. Vanderbilt appeared a step too slow on defense, lethargic on offense, and made a season's worth of special teams mistakes.
How bad was it? The Commodore defense allowed South Carolina's offense 656 yards of offense on 90 plays-- eclipsing the previous season high of 606 yards allowed vs. MTSU. The USC attack was balanced, with 300 yards coming in the air, and 356 on the ground.
How bad was it? Greg Zolman, making his 30th consecutive start at quarterback, completed only 7 passes (out of 20 attempts) for 126 yards, well below his average. He threw 2 interceptions-- in 5 previous games, he had thrown only a single interception. Lew Thomas, Vandy's leading rusher, was held to 51 yards on 15 carries.
"It's really frustrating because they didn't really do anything different from what we had prepared for all week," said Zolman. "They really came out to play today."
How bad was it? Three different Gamecock quarterbacks contributed to USC touchdowns. Even third-string QB Dondrial Pinkins, a redshirt freshman, threw a 10-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter for the Cocks' final coup de grace.
How bad was it? A punt snap sailed over Joe Webb's head for a safety. Vandy's kick coverage teams allowed a 38-yard kickoff return by Ryan Brewer, and a 24-yard punt return to Ryan Brewer, and a 49-yard kickoff return by Derek Watson. (And those were the ones that weren't nullified by penalties.)
And to rub salt in the wound-- starting guard Duncan Cave is probably lost for the season with a broken ankle. When things go wrong... they go wrong.
Just as they had done the previous week, Vandy let the opposition jump out to a two-touchdown lead. On Carolina's first possession, Petty found Brian Scott in the end zone for a 41-yard score. (He beat freshman corner back Lorenzo Parker, who was starting his second game.)
On its second possession Carolina methodically drove the ball 87 yards on 14 plays, scoring their its touchdown on a Derek Watson 7-yard sweep play. With the Gamecocks biting off yardage in huge chunks, the Commodore defense had to begin doubting its ability to stop the Cocks' spread offense.
Vandy's offense finally ignited midway through the second quarter, when Greg Zolman engineered a 97-yard drive. The drive included a magnificent catch by Dan Stricker that went for 48 yards, and a swing pass to a wide open Lew Thomas which went for 31 yards to the Gamecock 3. Greg Zolman snuck the ball over for the touchdown that cut Carolina's lead to 14-7. (Chuck Folino, the designated placekicker of the week, nailed the point after.)
South Carolina answered with a 42-yard Daniel Weaver field goal, and 2 more points on a safety. Vandy got a mild emotional boost at the end of the first half when they stopped South Carolina inches short of the goal line, keeping the halftime score at 19-7.
The Commodores got another emotional boost when Harold Lercius picked off a Phil Petty pass-- VU's first interception of the season-- and returned it to the Carolina 19. Zolman immediately hit Tom Simone over the middle for a TD that cut the score to a workable 19-14.
But suffice it to say, there were no more emotional highlights after that. I could go through the litany of South Carolina scoring plays for you, but I aint gonna. Just say the wheels completely came off Vandy's cart.
USC opened the floodgates and scored 27 points on its next 4 possessions... and perhaps could have put the final score into the 50's had Erik Kimrey not mercifully taken a knee on 4th-and-3 from Vanderbilt's 8 with 30 seconds left.
"We had very poor tackling on defense," said Widenhofer. [Now there's an understatement.] "The story was, they [South Carolina] could make every third and fourth and short, and we couldn't make a third and one. That keeps drives going.
"And the field position in the second half was unbelievable. I do believe their first four or five drives started inside the 50-yard line. That's like Arena Football-- one team playing Arena Football and the other having to go 70 or 80 yards."
Vandy's offense struggled to move the ball too, putting up only 14 points for the second consecutive week. "Offensively we didn't play up to our capabilities," said junior wide receiver and captain Dan Stricker. "Today South Carolina just took it to us and whooped our butt. Their offense excelled and their defense excelled, and ours didn't."
Pretty much sums it up.
After tonight's wipe-out in Columbia Vanderbilt, now 1-5 (0-4 SEC) with five games left, must look deep for answers. The Commodores face Duke next Saturday at noon at Durham, North Carolina. After tonight, a game that at one point looked like a gimme could pose a stiff mental challenge.
"We just have to reach back and remember what it is we want to accomplish," said Stricker. "That starts with small things-- make the tackle, make the catch, instead of looking to a bowl game. That's what we've got to do. We've got to do a little soul-searching and get ready to win against Duke."


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Cinnamon, cloves, apple cider and cranberry juice blend together to create a wonderful drink with an aroma to match. If you don't have a percolator, simmer this drink on the stove and strain well before serving. —Sharon Tipton, Orlando, Florida
- 6 cups apple cider or juice
- 2 cups cranberry juice
- 1 cup orange juice
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 medium orange, quartered
- 2 cinnamon sticks (3 inches)
- 16 whole cloves
- 1 cup rum or 1 teaspoon rum extract
- 1/2 teaspoon bitters, optional
- Orange peel strips, optional
- 1. In a percolator, combine the juices and sugar. Place the orange, cinnamon sticks and cloves in the percolator basket; cover and begin perking.
- 2. When cycle is complete, discard orange and spices. Stir in rum and bitters if desired. Garnish with orange peel strips if desired. Yield: 9 servings.
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3/4 cup: 203 calories, 0 fat (0 saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 18mg sodium, 36g carbohydrate (33g sugars, 0 fiber), 0 protein.
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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- Community Unitarian Church at White Plains has announced that Perry Montrose has joined its staff as the new director of religious education.
Montrose joins CUC from the First Unitarian Society in Newton, Mass., and before that from the Unitarian Church in Westport, Conn. He is dedicated to excellence in liberal religious education and has been active in environmental protection, racial justice and community organizing.
"We are really excited to bring someone of Perry's caliber to lead our religious education program," said CUC search committee chair Joe Magnus.
Montrose looks forward to supporting the life journey of each child, youth and adult. He is also attracted to the work environment that the building and grounds offer.


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Skip to comments.Dead baby flesh smuggled into S. Korea
Posted on 05/07/2012 11:04:02 PM PDT by Racehorse
South Korea has seized thousands of smuggled drug capsules filled with powdered flesh from dead babies, which some people believe can cure disease, officials said Monday.
The capsules were made in northeastern China from babies whose bodies were chopped into small pieces and dried on stoves before being turned into powder, the Korea Customs Service said.
Customs officials refused to say where the dead babies came from or who made the capsules, citing possible diplomatic friction with Beijing. Chinese officials ordered an investigation into the production of drugs made from dead fetuses or newborns last year.
The customs office has discovered 35 smuggling attempts since August of about 17,450 capsules disguised as stamina boosters, and some people believe them to be a panacea for disease, the customs service said in a statement. The capsules of human flesh, however, contained bacteria and other harmful ingredients.
The smugglers told customs officials they believed the capsules were ordinary stamina boosters and did not know the ingredients or manufacturing process.
Ethnic Koreans from northeastern China who now live in South Korea were intending to use the capsules themselves or share them with other Korean-Chinese, a customs official said. They were carried in luggage or sent by international mail.
The capsules were all confiscated but no one has been punished because the amount was deemed small and they weren't intended for sale, said the customs official, who requested anonymity, citing department rules.
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Sounds like some of the cannibal stories from North Korea, but in pill form.
17,000+ pills is too small of an amount to prosecute? Is that not above the 'personal use' limit?
Communists are monstrous! We should remember that here on Election Day!
I've heard the rumors of South Koreans eating children who were less than six months old and who scrounge around hospitals looking for the afterbirth to ingest that supposedly has medicinal powers fqr rejuvenation, reversing the aging process,
Democrats also believe that dead babies improve your life. They just haven't started eating them yet.
"Ive heard the rumors of South Koreans eating children who were less than six months old and who scrounge around hospitals looking for the afterbirth to ingest that supposedly has medicinal powers fqr rejuvenation, reversing the aging process,"
As opposed to the Americans who have murdered tens of millions of babies for convenience?
Tissue from babies has been and is still used by many cultures. Currently its legally used in makeup and anti-aging products manufactured by American and European companies.
Pepsi uses cells from aborted babies to conduct product taste testing.
Remember, citizens, ALL societies are of equal value; none is intrinsically better than any other. You have no right to judge other peoples cultural customs and idiosyncrasies.
A modest proposal would be to just prosecute the bastards that could do this....problem is this is COMMUNISM. How do you prosecute an entire government? War?
AGAIN with this.......?
Yesterday wasn't enough?
Oh, well. Time to change channels I guess.
Just did another title search. With this title, the only article is the one I posted.
Perhaps someone posted the same article under a different title from a different source. I don't visit everyday and don't read every article, so, I wouldn't know.
And so, I also would not know why you're moaning about "AGAIN with this . . .?" I, and perhaps others, might have appreciated a link to the previous discussion.
Thanks and best,
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Slowly, Top B-Schools Gain in Diversity
Business schools have been actively recruiting minorities for years. Many have been teaming up with organizations to educate young people in underrepresented groups about what they can get out of an MBA. Have these efforts worked? The answer is: sort of. In the last 10 years, top business schools have increased the number of enrolled minority students, but the gains have been modest and not every school improved, according to a Bloomberg Businessweek analysis of the schools' self-reported enrollment data.
The analysis showed that 18 of the top 30 U.S. B-schools in Bloomberg Businessweek's 2010 ranking of full-time MBA programs have increased the number of underrepresented minorities (excluding Asian Americans) on campus, raising the average from 9.3 percent in 2000 to 13.4 percent in 2010.Six schools fared worse, one's minority enrollment was flat, and five programs did not provide sufficient information regarding one or both years to determine if they had gotten better or worse.The Johnson Graduate School of Management (Johnson Full-Time MBA Profile) at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y., showed the most dramatic increase, having increased its enrollment of underrepresented minorities from 5 percent in 2000 to 21 percent in 2010.
Still, more must be done to improve representation at graduate business schools, says Nancy Sims, president of the Robert Toigo Foundation, a nonprofit group founded in 1989 to help increase diversity in the finance industry. As part of the organization's mission, Toigo educates minority members about the merits of getting an MBA and provides financial support for minority candidates who qualify, says Sims.
"[The research] is an important and ongoing reminder of the need and imperative of continuing to promote diversity," she says. "For the young people who have gone through these schools as Toigo fellows, they are all phenomenally successful. The real key here is giving them the chance to develop their talents with an academic brand."
Almost 1,000 young men and women have participated in Toigo and are still working in finance across all the field's sectors, from investment banking to real estate and private equity, says Sims, who adds that a dozen or more have significant influence over the placement of capital within the U.S. Sims recently spoke with Bloomberg Businessweek reporter Francesca Di Meglio about the Toigo Foundation and how to motivate minorities to sign up for business school and pursue careers in finance. Here are edited excerpts of their conversation:
What goals are you setting for 2011 and beyond?
Pre-MBAs are wondering what opportunities still exist in finance and if it is the right time to step out of [jobs] and into school. Organizations such as Toigo cannot do enough to put ourselves in front of that prospective talent pool. We are contemplating how we can expand some of the outreach we've been doing over the last few years—attendance at conferences, hosting webinars, innovative programs—to find ways to position ourselves better in the media so that people are aware that we exist and also of the merits of the MBA and the talents and successes of our alumni. Our efforts begin with a population that we call pre-MBA, two or three years away from starting an MBA program. I also think more energies can be spent at the undergraduate level, when more of these ideas are taking shape. We could educate them so they can make informed decisions about internships and courses they should be taking to pursue a career in finance.
What obstacles are standing in the way of getting more underrepresented minorities into finance and MBA programs?
Every organization aiming to address this faces resource constraints. We want to keep the process high-touch, so one of the things that Toigo is going to do is engage our alumni in outreach.
Millennials today as a group are starting to have a work/life profile that is very different from those of the MBAs who graduated 10 years ago. Therefore, making the decision to go to business school is important but so is deciding which one to attend, especially if you have family obligations such as children. We're starting to have more conversations about which schools might be best, based on life priorities and ultimate goals. How to put all those pieces together requires a lot of coaching and counseling to get someone to a comfort level.
What should business schools be doing to become more diverse?
The one thing that I hear the most about is the continued effort to increase the [minority] faculty representation on campus. Of course, that's variable by school. Having an academic experience that also allows for messages to come from those who mirror the population of the class is important. It's the same principle that exists when you talk about leadership in corporations. I would not necessarily have criticism of the schools we partner with because I know many of them actively engage in diversity recruiting and events. Certainly, our Toigo alumni who attend those schools have been brought in to assist in a variety of ways.
Some schools have more flexible wait-listing procedures and I find that many more minority students fall into the wait-list category. The question might be: What is the process of moving that group a little more quickly into the decisionmaking process. What happens to many of them is that they have their hearts and sights set on a particular institution and if they're wait-listed, they won't go to business school. They then return to their jobs. Who knows when they'll reapply? It's a lost applicant.
Which schools are doing best and what's their secret?
I do not know the methods. What I can tell you is that schools such as Harvard Business School (Harvard Full-Time MBA Profile), for example, have always had a very strong, diverse class.As you grow those numbers—within the Harvard class, there must be 22 Toigo fellows, which is very strong for us and is followed closely by University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School (Wharton Full-Time MBA Profile) and Columbia Business School (Columbia Full-Time MBA Profile)—you start to build a very strong population within the campus. All those schools have vibrant conferences that they host every year. There's a lot of energy that surrounds coming to the school but also being a part of it as a student and subsequently as a graduate.
What are some things schools with less diversity can do to improve?
When I talk to schools about participating with the Toigo Foundation, one of my first questions is: Can you give me a sense of the landscape of employment of your graduates within finance? Aside from ethnic considerations, that's most important. Second, does the university communicate both on its website and through the people who represent it that there is a welcoming community and a place for diverse candidates to come into the institution and to be successful and establish leadership? Many of our Toigo fellows are leaders of committees—and one was even president of the student body—so I think people want to be in an environment where they know they have a chance for leadership and can grow.
Sometimes the institutions focus on the one area for which they are known as a trade-off for not bringing in all the other disciplines that one could actually experience during [an] academic career. If for example, you are a school known for real estate but you have a great entrepreneurial program, that one candidate of color who might want to go to your school doesn't know about that as well. The schools have a responsibility to give the broadest marketing of the disciplines they have available.


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Business schools are good at raising money. Eight U.S. B-schools attracted individual gifts of $25 million or more in 2013. A handful of business schools at state universities are so well-endowed that they've turned down public money.
Even in that context, Harvard Business School's plan to raise $1 billion stands out. The campaign, which has been operating since 2012 in "quiet phase," apparently, has already brought in $600 million. That's more than the $500 million Columbia Business School has raised to pay for a new campus, and more than the $350 million campaign that Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management announced last year.
Beyond the sheer amount that HBS seeks to raise, what's noteworthy is how little HBS probably needs the money. As the chart shows, HBS gets a big chunk of its annual revenue (PDF) from running non-degree executive education programs and from publishing case studies used by other business schools—revenue sources that virtually no other school can tap at that scale.
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New rule in the engine forum, PLEASE READ!
In response to multiple complaints from the mods and members we have created a new "READ ME" at the top of the engine forum page located at the following address;
Please review this post to ensure your questions are located in the appropriate forum(s).
The volume of traffic and posts in this forum have required this action to ensure members posts do not fall off the main page where they typically do not receive the attention they deserve.
We are currently reviewing this new "rule" and responses to it, please respond in this thread if you have any questions or suggestions.
I will copy this post in the Lounge to garner as many members opinions as possible.
I responded there, which will be my last post there apparently being I am not of "common engine building knowledge".
As a newcomer to HotRodding I have many questions some of which may have been asked before or may be basic questions for some of the "Pro's" on this forum. Sorry that I don't share your almighty knowledge of engine building but I thought that by asking a question someone just might be willing to share some of their knowledge. Apparently this is not the case for some of you engine building gods here.
Let me just ask you a question......If you engine gods have kids and your second child asked you the same question your first child asked when he was the same age did you smack him in the mouth and send them to their room.
That's what you are doing to the many members on this site who are here to learn. If this rule stands this site will be dead in 6 months.
If you don"t like the title or content of a thread then don't participate in it!!!!!
I also feel the same way, BUT I feel it is not limited to the engine forum. We seem to have many auto gods lurking around here that seen to think they know the only way to do something or build some thing. I also wont be posting in the engine forum now (not that i really ever did). I dont want to waste any engine gods time.
The repeating of the same questions is why I wrote my first "Basics" article that I continue to post. I have seen this over and over on forums and frankly have never understood the hysteria of the "DID YOU DO A SEARCH, THAT QUESTION HAS BEEN ANSWERED A MILLION TIMES?". So the hell what, maybe the particular case is a little different, if nothing else politely provide a link to the thread where it was provided. The new comer may not know what search words to use, he may not fully understand WHAT he even needs to ask.
I am saying all this without ever spending time on the engine forum so this is notthing personal towards anyone. I have no idea who has asked the offending questions nor do I know who made a big deal about it.
I have learned that it's better to just keep my mouth shut for now on...I have tried to help some people here,And it ended up in a fight.Sometime it may have been my fault,But not always.I do want to say.. I'm sorry for any trouble I have had with any of the member's here.And I do want to say Sorry to Jon for any trouble on his site.I did want to leave here because of some of the Drama..But I decided to stay.(I'm sure some may be disappointed)And to just sit back and watch, more then anything.Some people here try very hard to be #1, And if that's what you are here to be,Then your here for the wrong reason..This is all about trying to help some one out,and to learn even more...Well I guess I said to much again.Now I guess I'll sit back and just watch what happens here..Again to all the members here.. Sorry for any problem's I have made here....
Sorry 4 jaw chuck,But I see the problem's not only in the Engine part of this site.And I know we may be talking about two different things,But they both meet in the middle.
And I have nothing against constructive criticisms,But it can be pushed to far.especially when you have done things many times before with 100% good result.And someone try's to tell you it won't work the way your doing it..
Good luck 4 jaw chuck....
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How about some constructive criticisms?
Perhaps we should eliminate the "beginner" forum and let things fly as they are? I moved 20 posts last night, all of them to the beginner forum except for one...it was a driveshaft question.
Experienced members are not participating, this is everyones loss.
1) If you have an engine problem because you haven't done the basic tune up does it belong in this forum?
2) If your car is making a funny noise does it belong in this forum?
3) If you can't decide on a 650cfm or a 600cfm carb for your engine does it belong in this forum?
4) If your asking "how much horsepower does my engine have" does it belong in this forum?
5) If your asking "is brand A camshaft better for my application than brand B" does it belong in this forum?
6) If your question is "I have a 6-71 blower on a 440ci SBC alchohol blown dragster and I need a adjustable blow off valve supplier" does it belong in this forum?
Perhaps we require an "Advanced Engine" subforum for those more experienced questions. Since there are less of these style questions and they are usually posted by more experienced members it should have it own forum. Moving these on occasion would be easier since there is less volume.
As usual in life nothing is black and white, however the printed word is.
Please discuss.
P.S. There is no drama here to be resolved, no one is "better" than anyone else. The volume of "basic" questions in the engine forum is large, I moved 20 posts last night alone. Moving these questions is not a viable option for the long term, neither is reporting these posts as they are solid questions not spam. We need concensus as this is a democratic website, your opinion and constructive criticisms are valued.
Whining not so much...
The new sticky in the engine forum can be moved to a subforum as required, it can be edited for content as well. Nothing is written in stone, we need your input on how to makes this section of the website better.
Lets make the New Year better than the last, this is your opportunity to make a difference...however small it may be.
I believe there is a problem with the forum, the moderator, or the experianced posters when the beginer doesn't know where to post! If there has to be some sort of "qualification" to whether or not a question is a "beginer", "moderate experianced", "experianced" or "Hot shot pro" question, WE are at fault not the guy trying to figure out where to put the question!
I am sorry, to move a question to "beginers" forum or something when that question DOES pertain to an engine........that was put in the ....UM, .....ENGINE forum is simply sad.
You can blame me if you like, its all my fault...just like Paul Revere was the cause of the revolution.
I'm just the guy riding the horse!
I understand were yer coming from on this 4 jaw. Maybe we should be more clear on were to post, but how??? Dont stress everyone. We will work it out. HG
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SAME CAN OF WORMS, Mclaim or Hussan !
i have a thought what about 2 engine forums
1st one call it street engines. for stock and mildly modified.most new people and those with simple questions would fit in this category.
2nd one call it race engines. for race and professional builds. this would be for experienced builders were a extra 5 horsepower makes a difference.and for more technical questions.
I've removed the sticky for the time being, my intention was to spark some real serious discussion on this matter, moving posts is not a solution.
Sometimes it takes a kick in the butt to get things moving and what we have here is status quo that constantly gets discussed but never changes. People need a kickstart from time to time to make a difference don't you agree? Someone has to take the bull by the horns, and I am not offended by being a target for criticism...been that most my life ha-ha!
I like the race engine forum idea, heck I like any new idea really.
Keep em comin everyone, all moderators are watching your opinions and responses...and me suspiciously LMAO!
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Mom, You're Gonna Need a Bigger Shovel.
Miley looks very striking, Barbara!
Miley looks very striking, Barbara!
I am so sorry you no longer have this gorgeous sheltie. Oh, she looked gorgeous with the snowflakes. We sure miss all our shelties we have had.
Our tri-color, Elvis, who has been gone for three years now, got so excited when he ran out to play the first time he saw snow. He made one lap around the yard as fast as he could, then promptly ran back in the house and threw up! Guess it was too much for him!
Thanks for all the comments. She was indeed beautiful and smart. Unfortunately we lost her way too soon this summer. Winter will never be the same without her. BTW…, this is "Bella's Mom"
oh, I'm so sorry! She was a beautiful girl.
I am so sorry to hear that :(. It's always so hard losing them.
She really was a beautiful sheltie. I hope you have many great memories with her to hold on to <3
I am so sorry to hear of your loss of Miley. This would be a beautiful Christmas card to send to all those who knew her and touched their lives. Thanks again for sharing her picture and I know she will never leave your heart!
Aw, so sweet. Snow is coming, winter is the fave among the shelties.
What a wonderful picture! Miley is a beautiful sheltie! May you have many happy years together!
Absolutely stunning shot! A beautiful face, snowflakes sprinkled throughout. There's your December picture for your personalized family calendar. Just gorgeous!
Miley is very pretty, and bet she loves running and playing in the snow!
What a beautiful sheltie!
I sure will miss that snowy face this winter!
What a soft delicate picture. I love it. Miley is so cute. Our girls LOVED the snow a couple of years ago when we made a special trip to take them to it. We hope to do it again this year. :-)
Awesome picture with a gorgeous sheltie
I bet Miley is a great help shoveling! They love to catch the snow as you shovel, I think all Shelties have that in their playful nature, no matter how old they are. Love the caption, as always, the eyes say it all.
Miley is beautiful & she reminds me of one of my shelties!
Very pretty Miley!
What a beautiful tri,that should be on a Christmas card. One of my 4 Shelties is a tri, I think they might just be my favorites, but I don't tell any of the others. Thank you for sharing !!
What a beautiful dog! Great picture.
Oh my doggies LOVE LOVE LOVE the snow too :-)
Looks sooo much like my princess, "Spooky"!!
Shelties & snow, a match made in heaven. I bet Miley was happy to see snow!
What a beautiful picture! Miley's face is do expressive too.
I always wanted a tri!
You are very lucky Barbara!
Barbara, what a striking Sheltie Miley is, he seems to be saying, Come on Mom, HURRY UP! I also see lots of mischevious and humor in those big brown eyes. In that snow fall, I also see lots of happy zoomies. Good wishes for a fun day of play with your furbaby.
Barbara, I'm so sorry about the loss of your beautiful little soul, it is always so hard to lose them. I'm sure you have lots of memories and lots of pictures to help you through. God Bless you.


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"Dirty Jobs" host Mike Rowe teamed up with Wal-Mart to make a compelling video describing the most basic commodity of humankind — labor, and the dignity it provides.
Whether it's digging a road-side ditch or solving a problem in quantum physics, the nobility of labor offers a satisfaction and fills a need that can't be replaced by free health care or an EBT card.
It's the sense of satisfaction a farmer gets at the end of the day while gazing on a freshly-plowed field, the way a factory worker feels seeing a pallet of newly-manufactured goods or how a writer sees his own words on a once-blank piece of paper. The response is the same: an inward smile at realization that "I did that."
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#2201 closed Bug (fixed)
fck & updatepanel: ie6/7 crash after postback if an image or a table is selected
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|FCKeditor 2.6.5
|FCKeditor 2.6
|Confirmed IE Review+
I have create an application with fckeditor inside an updatepanel. If inside the editor I insert an image and then select it by clicking on it, doing a postback ie6 and ie7 crashes. The same is also for a table; you can reproduce the problem using the attached project.
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Changed 9 years ago by orsinil
comment:1 Changed 9 years ago by w.olchawa
- Keywords Pending WorksForMe added; updatepanel removed
- Milestone FCKeditor 2.6.1 deleted
Could you please give us more information about what is the nature of the "crash"? Does the editor throw a JavaSrcipt error? I've tested your page and IE didn't throw any error.
comment:2 Changed 9 years ago by fredck
- Resolution set to expired
- Status changed from new to closed
comment:3 Changed 9 years ago by ross
- Resolution expired deleted
- Status changed from closed to reopened
I have the same problem: unhandled exception in browser if I make postback from update panel with selected image in editor (ie6).
comment:4 Changed 8 years ago by avsomeren
Hi there,
I am also experiencing the same behaviour as described above. Using IE7.
When f.e. nothing is selected, or some text is selected, everything works as designed. When an image or a table is selected, displaying the sizing handles, IE crashes without giving an error. After that Vista closes down the IE7 instance, leaving no chance for debugging the situation.
I also tested it with the flv viewer plugin, which also causes a crash when the situation of selecting the object and saving is reproduced.
Is there a possibility it has something to do with the sizing handles?
comment:5 Changed 8 years ago by alfonsoml
#2891 has been marked as dup
comment:6 Changed 8 years ago by alfonsoml
- Component changed from Server : ASP.Net to General
- Keywords Confirmed IE added; Pending WorksForMe removed
- Owner set to alfonsoml
- Status changed from reopened to new
Confirming based on dup #4198
Changed 8 years ago by alfonsoml
Proposed patch
comment:7 Changed 8 years ago by alfonsoml
- Keywords Review? added
- Milestone set to FCKeditor 2.6.5
- Status changed from new to assigned
After trying to get a minimal testcase I went to the straight route and it seems to work. During the IE cleanup is just enough to make sure that the selection is cleared and now it no longer crashes for me.
Please, anyone that has this problem, apply this patch to test if it works for you.
comment:8 Changed 8 years ago by fredck
- Keywords Review+ added; Review? removed
comment:9 Changed 8 years ago by alfonsoml
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from assigned to closed
Fixed with [4222]


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: Blood vs. Water eliminated "loved one" and newbie castaway
Brad Culpepper
from the game after he lost the season's fifth Redemption Island duel during Wednesday night's sixth episode of the CBS reality series' 27th edition.
Brad -- a 44-year-old attorney and retired NFL player from Tampa, FL, who is the husband of returning player
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Reality TV World: Last night's episode made it look like the duel was really close and John literally only beat you by a number or two. Was that actually the case or was that just the editing?
Brad Culpepper
Yeah, he beat me by about four or five, really, it wasn't really my stronghold. I'd rather have a bench-press contest or something. (Laughs) But having to balance -- I mean, my knees are 44, I've had six knee surgeries on my one knee and I've had two back surgeries. So being nimble on a balance beam and trying to untie knots with my fingers is probably not my strong point. So, it is what it is. I did my best and John won.
Reality TV World: So did the fact you lost to John -- the guy you had betrayed and voted off -- make it sting a little bit more or no?
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John and I were still -- we were friends. I mean, it was a little bit awkward with [John's wife Candice Cody] at Redemption Island when I first got there, but John and I struck it up pretty well. And then when Candice went home, we spent two full days together there and really yucked it up, throwing the football and catching fish and eating and belly-ache laughing.
So no, John's quite the competitor, you know, he understood that my reasoning for blindsiding him didn't have to do with me. It had to do with protecting Monica and not jeopardizing her position in her tribe, because John's loved one wasn't over there. The tribe before John, I was getting the blame for [
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], and it wasn't really my decision to vote her out.
And yet [
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I had no communication with Monica. They never lost. They never sent anybody home. So I didn't know who or what she was connected to, but I thought, "Tyson, obviously, doesn't like me. He's probably not going to like Monica, and I really don't want to make someone else upset over there to jeopardize her position."
Reality TV World: It seemed like you were completely blindsided when Caleb announced he was going to vote for you at Tribal Council. Was that actually the case? Had you not envisioned turning on John and announcing that John had been a threat because his loved one was no longer in the game could make Caleb worried he was going to be next given his loved one had also just left the game? And you had kind of also been telling Caleb he was a decoy target already.
Brad Culpepper
Yeah, the way they edited that was a little bit different. I don't think Caleb mentioned that. He was not planning on voting me before he went into Tribal. He got very nervous as Tribal went on. [
Jeff Probst
] was pestering me with questions, and I probably spoke up too much or too honestly, because obviously it scared Caleb into changing his opinion.
And my mistake was not really pulling Caleb aside earlier and assuring him that, "Buddy, I'm not voting you home. There may have been discussions, but that's not happening. We're voting one of the girls out." It was a very shrewd move by him, and yes, I was very surprised about that and so was everybody. I mean, you could tell by the expressions -- nobody expected that.
It was very shrewd. I don't know how smart it was. It remains to be seen because he was playing a very low key under-the-radar game to that point. Everybody was a little bit taking him for granted, which is probably a smart way to play
. I can't do that obviously, for who I am, I kind of owned who I am. But he was doing a good job of that.
But as soon as that went down, our tribe knew he was a major player and he all of a sudden, he got rid of me -- who potentially could have been the shield for everyone. I was taking all the blame, you know, at Redemption Island. And I think everybody liked the fact that everybody was blaming me. But he got rid of the shield and he put himself out there.
Because when I went to Redemption Island, the first thing I said was, "Hey, that guy over there in the funny boots, he's a player! This is what happened last night. It was a very shrewd move. I don't know how smart it is, but don't sleep on Caleb -- he's playing the game and he's playing hard and understand that."
And I think it still remains to be seen. We'll see how far he gets. Playing
to win the game, you got to make some big moves. There's no doubt about it. But the same things that can help you win the game can also help you lose the game. And we'll see what happens.
Reality TV World: So do you think Caleb would have still turned on you if you had decided to have
Hayden Moss
Vytas Baskauskas
as the decoy target? What do you think was the key factor there in making Caleb decide to turn on you?
Brad Culpepper
I should've just -- he went in and I talked to Vytas since then as well, and he's like, "I took him for granted too. I should've really assured [Caleb] that there may have been conversation, but [Brad] was not politicking for you to go out," which may have been the case.
Because I really was worried about Monica. I didn't want to get rid of [
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Laura Morett
. You have no idea because they never voted anybody out. But Vytas and I spent a lot of time talking.
They didn't show any of this, but we at least came to the agreement, like, "Okay, Caleb is a free agent. We think we can control him at the merge and it'd be good to have him along." Vytas was like, "God, I should've gone to him too! I should've just gone to him and said, 'We're still in. We're still good.'"
If there were plans on voting me out, I never got a single vote until that last second. And everybody was surprised. The girls, you know, who knows what they were doing, but they were on the outs at that point. They were thrilled to death to have a lifeline that Caleb had just kind of given them and everybody was really surprised. So no, I wouldn't have thrown anybody else as the scapegoat.
And again, remember, this game is -- it's easy to Monday morning quarterback, but while it's happening, it's so difficult, especially when you throw in your loved one. I mean, it's like 3-D chess.
I was playing against somebody, you know, my wife, I put before myself. I think many of the others were playing as brothers or cousins or what have you, parents, and if you're playing
against that, you're putting yourself first and them second. I was putting my wife No. 1...
When you have that [bond], that's the way you feel, and that's the way I felt. She was my No. 1, and I was No. 2. And it was affecting my opinion. Obviously if I play
26 or 24, I would play much different. But playing [season] 27, where I've got my loved one on the other side, it just made it much more difficult for me to have a clear understanding of what I really wanted to do.
Above is the first half of Brad's exclusive interview with Reality TV World. Check back with us on Friday for the concluding portion.
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BenSheppard said
6.4% of the 14.3% of people using IE use IE8, so that's just under half
The stats
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Plus XP still has a very wise user base and IE8 is as high as they can go, therefore until XP dies out (which will be a while due to companies not upgrading their networks) IE8 will always been to be dealt with.
It's developers fault. As long as we all try to please IE8, things will never change. It should be the other way around, people to notice the visual difference in a site between a moder browser and a junk, then update it and enjoy quality. But noone risks to lose clients/buyers/visitors, I undestand that. It;s a vicious circle. Only time can help.


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On Mon, 17 Aug 2009, Pasi Kärkkäinen wrote:
Hmm, it seems these RPMs cannot be installed on F11 system, so I'm not really able to test atm. My custom built 2.6.31-rc5 32bit PAE pv_ops dom0 kernel works just fine (rebase/master git commit 9f450689ccef15881a6a9901164e2a307562a958)
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