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Have Honda Questions? Ask a Honda Repair Expert.
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Have you tried to take the batteries out of all your remotes?
Sometimes they malfunction and cause the panic alarm to sound.
Ok so thats eliminated.
Have you ever parked it with the hood switch disconnected. If its causing the problem this will keep it from tripping.
I am not aware of the method to disable it sorry.
Although if you ground the hood switch wire the alarm will think the hood is open and it cant be armed.
iIf it still goes off you have an alarm control unit problem
Ok, when the hood is closed the hood switch wire is not grounded.
If the hood switch is bad, it will intermitently ground the wire, telling the control unit the hood has been opened. Then the alarm sounds. If you unplug that wire going to the switch and there is never a problem again, then you need a hood latch.
If it still goes off, then we need to go to the next possibility. I like to eliminate things one at a time from most common the least.
That switch works the same way, grounds when open. Disconnect the green wire.


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interview: Charles Annenberg Weingarten
Founder, explore / California
Charles Annenberg Weingarten is a filmmaker, philanthropist, and storyteller. Charles is dedicated to improving the quality of life in developing nations through emerging communication technologies, preserving the environment, improving education, and embracing spirituality to foster a common bond among global citizens.
One of my goals when I created explore was to go out in the world and find selfless people dedicated to improving the human condition: Individuals not driven by the dollar but by the human spirit. They are the champions, the true heroes.
I then hoped to share their work with whoever might find it of interest. I say whomever, because learning is a lifelong pursuit that is not defined or limited by age -- we all mature at different times in our lives. So with this in mind, Explore is for anyone who follows the mantra "Never stop learning."
I created Explore because through my experiences I heard people say over and over again: I want to get involved, but where do I begin? Whom do I trust?
My dream for Explore is for it to become a destination of trust. Explore has no tricks up its sleeve. I am blessed to be a trustee of the Annenberg Foundation, and as a result, I do not have to rely on corporate sponsors or advertisers. Everything on Explore is authentic, and it is this authenticity that I believe people yearn for and will serve as a catalyst for an individual to decide to take action.
I also believe that the best way to achieve peace is to replace fear with trust -- and that is what Explore hopes to do, by creating a portal into the soul of humanity through films, images, and interviews with these great leaders.
I love the love. There is no greater feeling than to be surrounded by children, adults, animals, etc. and to feed off their energy. To be able to listen, learn, and hopefully help people in need is extremely rewarding.
The biggest misconception of philanthropy is that it is all about the money. More valuable than money is time spent. Go visit a child or an elderly person and ask them. They would much more enjoy your company than just be given a monetary gift.
Furthermore, once you've made the emotional connection with an individual and organization, the money will naturally follow.
I don't believe in "philanthropy" of old where NGOs submit forms and you just "write a check." If you aren't willing to invest the time and research an organization than you probably shouldn't donate. Obviously there are examples where this wouldn't work, but as a general rule, immerse yourself in your passion.
The most crucial ingredient is leadership mixed with passion, vision, and integrity.
Too many people worry if 100% of the proceeds of a grant don't go to a cause. That is utterly unfair. The only difference between a non-profit and a for-profit is the tax-exempt code. Hence, everything from the staples to the stationary costs money. My point is, if you feel connected to individuals behind an organization, don't hesitate to make a donation.
The upside is access to so many incredible minds doing selfless works. The downside is that there is often a lack of authenticity. I'm just an "average Joe" type of guy who loves learning. Hence, I don't care when a non-profit puts on a dog and pony show. The more real, the better.
The Rescue Foundation in India; Mama Babavich in Ethiopia; The Freedom Theatre in Jenin; and the Kigali Memorial Center in Rwanda.
After my trip to Darfur and then the Kigali memorial center in Rwanda, I truly felt that I had passed a point of no return where I had lost all hope in humanity. The irony is I would rediscover it through the one thing that has been labeled a violent animal, the gorilla.
The real theme behind Explore is simply that we are all the same. We all question our existence, our place in the world, and the desire for our children to have a better life. Everyone has happy days, sad days, angry days, sick day, etc.
It is strange how the media tries to portray us as different. Very bizarre and one of the great falsehoods of the planet. Hence, I guess the great old adage, "divide and conquer."
I would first like to point out that I do not consider myself a filmmaker but an archivist. Filmmakers go out in the world trying to prove a point. Films by nature must provide a certain amount of conflict, tension, and storytelling to keep the narrative alive. I'm the opposite. I try to go with an open heart and mind and allow the soul of the land and the people to enter me in a way that I can feel their needs and wants. I am proud to say that there has never been a staged scene in Explore, or a second take. Everything you see is real.
Today's media industry thrives on "sound bites" and often does not reveal the deeper identity of the world we all share, love, and desire to safeguard.
Explore's work, on the other hand, digs deeper into the human story and ultimately demystifies people and places.
Explore is not about drama. It is about discovery. It is about finding out that there are multitudes of people out there doing good deeds and creating positive social change.
The end goal of our film is that it will re-stimulate your mind to the magical world we live in. With the pressures of daily life that we all face, it is my hope that our films will re-open your eyes to the world we live in.
On the most basic and selfish level, I just want people to feel again. If our images can stir your emotions, then I would be satisfied with that.
The next level would be if you felt compelled to take action. A simple letter to the NGO or people we are working with would mean so much to everyone involved.
Lastly, I hope when our website it more developed that people will share their thoughts, visions, and dreams with not only us but with people from all over the world.
Explore is not for the masses but for the minority. I often joke that there is a disease in our society far worse then drugs. I call it "A2D," or addicted to drama. Almost every image we see feeds this addiction. Explore is the antidote for the few who crave real, inspiring stories. If you want politically tainted stories, go watch CNN or FOX. If you want to celebrate life and see real people doing real things, come to Explore.
Simply listen and treat people with respect and as equals. At the end of the day, that's all anyone wants…is to feel appreciated, cared for, and heard.
When you are acting "selflessly" you will notice a unique sensation….your heart expands naturally and you feel fulfilled. It's at that moment that you understand the concept of love.
To love, you must be selfless. Funny, you can read all these self-help books, but they don't emphasize the power of getting out of yourself and acting selflessly.
Being selfless is the key to living a happy life.
On a side note, George Lucas explains the power of selflessness as the difference between the light and dark side of the force.
In the last Star Wars film, a young Darth Vader approaches the Sith Lord and asks this very question. His response is that a Jedi knight operates from a selfless base and that a Sith operates from a selfish base. Strange to think that the only difference between a Jedi and a Sith is selfless vs. selfish.
I admire people who live selflessly and are driven to improve the human condition. People whose sole focus isn't the dollar or the need for praise from others.
I wish we could eradicate needless self-induced fear. Fear is the chain that holds us all back. It is humanity's quicksand.
Never stop learning. The key to happiness is keeping your mind stimulated.
- Charles Annenberg Weingarten
- Mark Marble
- Kaliko Amona
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Did They Believe in Birth Control?
"Did they believe in birth control?"
Always an awkward question, when asked about your grandparents. I was a sheltered high school student when the question first came. The conversation had started innocently enough. Terri was one of the real estate agents where I worked and she had simply asked me about my holiday plans. I planned, as usual, to spend the holidays with my mom's extended family. Mom was the tenth of sixteen kids. (Yes, same marriage, and only one set of twins.) This meant that I also had over fifty cousins. It was "normal" for seventy-plus relatives to cram into my Uncle Adrian's home for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
As a kid, I liked to brag about my enormous family. It was a wow-point, for a rather shy and normal girl like me. No, my family wasn't Catholic. They were Dutch Protestants (and what did that have to do with anything). Did they believe in birth control? I had never, ever thought to ask them. Seriously . . . ever. Grandpa was an inventive, poetic, and sometimes gruff Marine who had served in World War II. Grandma was always busy making food and hugging grandchildren. It was like I was being asked, "Which one of your aunts was an accident?" Or, by extension, "Which cousins could you do without?" Life with my grandparents never left much time for such speculation. There was grandpa's printing press or newly invented back-saving snow shovel to explore. There were watermelon seed-spitting contests to win. There were rowdy pool fights to start.
I knew that life in such a large family wasn't easy. At times, Grandpa had had to work three jobs. Grandma spent nearly twenty years pregnant. Children would share beds and dressers and clothes. At times, they would essentially parent each other. But neither my grandparents nor their kids resented the dimensions of their family. My grandpa's maxim? "There's always room for one more."
The large Dutch family stuck out in the diverse and busy Clifton, New Jersey neighborhood. And they got flak for it—occasionally attracting nasty letters to the editor that accused them of recklessly over-populating the world.
My grandparents had, it seems, bucked the spirit of the age. In 1968 (about the time my grandma was expecting her fourteenth child), ecologist and demographer Paul Ehrlich wrote the best-selling book, The Population Bomb.
Ehrlich predicted that the world's population would double by 2000. On that count, he was more or less correct. But Ehrlich also predicted that the world's standard of living (GDP per capita) would plummet dramatically and that swaths of the country's population would be starving in the streets. On this point, Ehrlich was monumentally misguided. By 2000, the average standard of living had tripled.
In his recent lecture, "Merchants of Despair and Anti-humanism," Robert Zubrin explored the Ehrlich's elaborate falsehoods,
... everybody's got the right to be wrong about the future. But he was also wrong about the past, because if Ehrlich's theory that human well-being was inversely proportional to human numbers were true, then people should've been much richer in the past than they were in 1968.
Jessica is an oldest sister, counseling student, writer, and managing editor at the Family Research Council. She can be followed on Twitter @JessicaProl.


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Manu Ginobili scored 26 points and Tony Parker had 23 as the visiting San Antonio Spurs handed the Utah Jazz their sixth straight loss, 112-105 on Wednesday night.
Ginobili added seven assists and six rebounds and Parker had six assists as the Spurs (39-7) won for the 10th time in their last 11 games.
Deron Williams scored 29 of his season-high 39 points in the second half and added nine assists while Al Jefferson had 22 points and nine rebounds for Utah (27-19). Williams and Jefferson were a combined 26-of-39 from the field.
After Williams' driving layup with 4:45 left in the third quarter brought Utah to within 76-67, San Antonio went on a 10-0 run led by four points from Parker and a 3-pointer by Richard Jefferson. Utah responded with an 11-2 spurt to end the period sparked by six points from C.J. Miles.
The Jazz closed to 107-103 on Miles' reverse layup with 31 seconds left, but the Spurs made 5-of-6 free throws to seal it.
The Spurs got 27 points from the point guard position in the first half en route to a 58-49 lead as Parker scored 14 on 7-for-9 shooting and backup Gary Neal added 13.


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Kid Schools Teacher On How To Teach [VIDEO]
Boy this video is all over and it should be. The kid in video reportedly named Jeff Bliss (from various sources around the web). Apparently he's upset that his teacher just comes in and hands out "packets", which I assume are workbooks or something. If that's truly the case, then he deserves to be upset. More after the jump.
Apparently this video is from Duncanville Texas who's slogan is "Engaging Hearts & Minds" which is about as far from what this teacher is apparently doing as possible. As for their part, the school district is only saying the student could have handled his complaints "more appropriately". That's a load of happy horsecrap if you ask me. I guaranty that if this kid complained to an administrator that "Miss so an so just sits around and doesn't teach" that he would have got NO action. So to Jeff Bliss I say, 'YOU KICK ASS'. It's about time a student called a lazy teacher out for not teaching. I wish I would have done it to some of them myself. And to the Duncanville Independant School District, you just got D.I.S.seD!
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We meet at 7:30 AM at the Pannikin coffee shop on 101 in Leucadia/Encinitas (it's the yellowish coffee shop with the patio seating). Look for a bunch of runners congregating out front. There is usually parking on 101, behind the Pannikin, or on the street one block west of 101.
This run is intended for anyone who wants to run an easy-paced long and flat run to get some good base miles in. A core group usually runs about 8 miles (to the end of the Carlsbad campgrounds and back), but since this is an out and back run, people come out and do whatever distance they need to, from 3 miles to 23 miles. We stick to the coast and we go out and back, so nobody will get lost or left behind. This run is meant to be long and slow, but pace is relative. Hopefully we will have a few different groups, so everyone will have people to run with.
Bring some money for post-run coffee and food at The Pannikin.
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|And so it came to pass that the Lord turned the earth into an old-timey globe
Left Behind, if you didn't know, is a fiction series about life in the Tribulation period after the Rapture. If you don't know what any of that is, read about it here.
There are approximately six thousand books in this series. They are written by a jelly donut from the notes of a homophobic mummy.
The first character we are introduced to is one Rayford Steele, which is a name clearly meant to sound distinguished to Left Behind's demographic. You know, morons.
He was the pilot who had once consumed two martinis during a snowy shutdown at O'Hare and then voluntarily grounded himself when the weather cleared. He offered to pay for bringing in a relief pilot, but Pan-Continental was so impressed that instead they made an example of his self-discipline and wisdom.
... By firing him, I hope?
In a couple of hours Rayford would be the first to see hints of the sun, a teasing palette of pastels that would signal the reluctant dawn over the continent. Until then, the blackness through the window seemed miles thick.
It is miles thick. It's called "night," Ray, and it goes all the way into outer space.
For now the plane was a dark, humming sleep chamber for all but a few wanderers, the attendants, and one or two responders to nature's call.
Oh God, what about the pilots?!
|"Don't worry, if this fucker takes a nosedive it'll wake us up. Probably."
Rayford reflects on his wife's recent turn to Jesus:
Rayford's greatest fear was that this religious fixation would not fade like Irene's Amway days, her Tupperware phase, and her aerobics spell.
LOL, her Tupperware phase? She should try a more exciting hobby, such as anything.
Next to a window in first class, a writer sat hunched over his laptop.
We were just talking about Rayford but the story suddenly changed to the other protagonist, Buck, without a new chapter or a space or even some asterisks. This jelly donut really can't write worth a damn.
Both admirers and detractors at the magazine called him Buck, because they said he was always bucking tradition and authority.
I see what they did there! Your co-workers are pretty clever. I bet they're almost funny enough to write for Jeff Dunham. Sarcasm aside, though, that's actually still funnier than Jeff Dunham.
Buck recalls meeting Chaim Rosenzweig, a Nobel Prize winner who was declared
Rosenzweig's formula was fast making Israel the richest nation on earth, far more profitable than its oil-laden neighbors. Every inch of ground blossomed with flowers and grains, including produce never before conceivable in Israel.
Cool, that will solve all kinds of problems around th-
... he was protected by security systems as complex as those that protected heads of state. As heady as Israel became with newfound glory, the nation's leaders were not stupid. A kidnapped and tortured Rosenzweig could be forced to reveal a secret that would similarly revolutionize any nation in the world.
And thus, feed the impoverished masses of the world? Not seeing a downside here. Is this seriously the guy your magazine wants for Man of the Year?
Frustrated at their inability to profit from Israel's fortune and determined to dominate and occupy the Holy Land, the Russians had launched an attack against Israel in the middle of the night. The assault became known as the Russian Pearl Harbor...
Because... America attacked Pearl Harbor?
The Russians sent intercontinental ballistic missiles and nuclear-equipped MIG fighter-bombers into the region. The number of aircraft and warheads made it clear their mission was annihilation.
So, you want to occupy Israel, and to that end you're going to... annihilate it? And you're hoping to get sensitive information from a lab somewhere in this country that you intend to liquefy? And you're going to send planes and ICBMs at the same time?
Good luck with that.
The radio was alive with reports from Israeli pilots. They had not been able to get airborne in time to do anything but watch as the entire Russian air offensive seemed to destroy itself.
Miraculously, not one casualty was reported in all of Israel. Otherwise Buck might have believed some mysterious malfunction had caused missile and plane to destroy each other. But witnesses reported that it had been a firestorm, along with rain and hail and an earthquake, that consumed the entire offensive effort.
Jewish scholars pointed out passages from the Bible that talked about God destroying Israel's enemies with a firestorm, earthquake, hail, and rain.
God could have wiped out the invasion force at any time in any number of ways that didn't cause massive loss of life. The ICBMs could have all mysteriously failed to launch. The planes could have all been plagued by electronics failures. Everyone in the Russian military could have suddenly fallen asleep every time they attempted any operation against Israel. But nooooooo... God waited until the last minute.
|"LOL explosions are sweet"
Christian friends wanted Buck to take the next step and believe in Christ, now that he was so clearly spiritually attuned. He wasn't prepared to go that far, but he was certainly a different person and a different journalist from then on. To him, nothing was beyond belief.
Not sure whether he'd follow through with anything overt, Captain Rayford Steele felt an irresistible urge to see Hattie Durham right then.
Pick one guy to talk about! ONE!
"People are missing," she managed in a whisper, burying her head in his chest. He took her shoulders and tried to push her back, but she fought to stay close.
"What do you in—?"
I have no idea what that sentence was going to be. What do you intend? What do you introduce? What do you inbred hicks see in this book? There's no possible sentence that would logically follow there!
"Ray! Their shoes, their socks, their clothes, everything was left behind. These people are gone!"
Do you realize what this means?! Yoda is a fundie!
|"Pray out the gay you must. Yes. Hmmm."
It also means that everyone in heaven is butt naked, which is... uhm... kind of gross, actually.
|"If thou art faithful thou may enter... unless thy boobs saggeth."
First one, then another cried out when they realized their seatmates were missing but that their clothes were still there. They cried, they screamed, they leaped from their seats.
"Oh my God, why? WHY?! WHY WOULD PEOPLE LEAVE PERFECTLY GOOD CLOTHES BEHIND?!"
He remembered a friend in high school who had a form of epilepsy that occasionally caused him to black out when he seemed perfectly conscious. He might remove his shoes and socks in public or come out of a washroom with his clothes open.
His clothes "open"? If someone said, "Hey, your clothes are open" as I came out of a restroom I would probably scream and kick them in the nuts/labia. Only a schizo trying to accost me would use such a phrase.
"That's not the worst of it, Pan Heavy. People everywhere have disappeared. Orly lost air-traffic controllers and ground controllers. Some planes have lost flight crews. Where it's daylight there are car pileups, chaos everywhere. Planes down all over and at every major airport."
|"LOL, this is awesome."
One report said that so many cabbies had disappeared from the cab corral at O'Hare that volunteers were being brought in to move the cars that had been left running with the former drivers' clothes still on the seats.
That's absurd. Everyone knows Muslims won't be raptured.
He complimented everyone on remaining calm and avoiding hysterics, although he had received reports of doctors on board who handed out Valium like candy.
What are doctors doing traveling with huge stashes of Valium?
In order to get word on what's happening on the ground, Buck rips open the phone in his seat and connects it to his laptop to get email. Hattie notices this and confronts him:
"What in the world are you doing?" she said, leaning in to stare at the mess of wires leading from his laptop to the in-flight phone... "I can't let you sit here and vandalize airline property."
"I'm not vandalizing it. I'm adapting it in an emergency. With this I can hopefully make a connection where nothing else will work."
"I can't let you do it."
"Hattie, can I tell you something?... Wouldn't you like to make contact with someone? If this works, I can reach people who can make phone calls for you, let your family know you're all right, even get a message back to you. I haven't destroyed anything, and I promise I can put it back the way I found it."
"You can?"
"I can."
"And you'd help me?"
"Anything. Give me some names and phone numbers. I'll send them in with what I'm trying to upload to New York, and I'll insist that someone make the calls for you and report back to me. I can't guarantee I'll get through or that if I do they'll get back to me, but I will try."
"I'd be grateful."
So Hattie doesn't have a problem with passengers violating air regulations as long as she can benefit from it. I'm just dying to see where LaHaye and Jenkins takes these wonderful characters next.
"Well, do me a favor and consider me part of your crew, too. Just because I can't fly the thing doesn't mean I don't feel some ownership. And don't treat me like a little woman."
I'm not sure what treating someone like a little woman is. Getting things off a high shelf for them unnecessarily?
Most shocking to Rayford was a woman in labor, about to go into the delivery room, who was suddenly barren. Doctors delivered the placenta. Her husband had caught the disappearance of the fetus on tape... CNN reran the footage in super slow motion, showing the woman going from very pregnant to nearly flat stomached, as if she had instantaneously delivered.
As anyone who has given birth or been present at a birth knows, the mother's abdomen does not instantly deflate once the baby has been born. Maybe God saw fit to give her washboard abs to make up for the whole baby-snatching thing.
Would he want to live if Hattie Durham were the only person he cared about? And why did he care about her? She was beautiful and sexy and smart, but only for her age.
Only having one person to care about is apparently a reason for suicide. As for that last sentence, I looked up her age on this ridiculous series' wiki and found that she's supposed to be twenty-seven. Jesus Rayford, how old do you like them? How young do you like them? (shiver)
Ideas are like egos—everybody's got one.
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Her morning routine included the coffeepot on a timer kicking on at six, percolating her special blend of decaf with an egg.
Her coffeepot needs an egg to make coffee? What the fuck?
He flicked off the radio, which was piping the Christian station's network news hookup into the air, droning on about the tragedy and mayhem that had resulted from the disappearances.
The Christian station is still on the air after the rapture. Oh, the irony.
"Did anyone impress you?"
"Yes!" Rosenzweig had said without hesitation. "From the most perplexing and surprising corner of the world, Romania."
"And he was... ?"
"Nicolae Carpathia."
"Carpathia like the—?"
"Yes, like the Carpathian Mountains.
LOL. I wouldn't be surprised if we find that he lives in a castle and has an irrational fear of mirrors. By the way, Carpathia isn't a Romanian word.
"This man is about your age, by the way. Blonde and blue eyed, like the original Romanians, who came from Rome, before the Mongols affected their race."
Jesus, I thought I was done with this bullshit after the Da Vinci Code. The original Romanians were Dacian. The Romans did conquer Dacia later, and given the fact that Romans came from all over the fuck I don't see why they couldn't have brought dark features to Dacia themselves. I couldn't find any reference to modern Romanians having dark hair due to interbreeding with the Mongols, probably because it's racist bullshit that nobody cares about. I'm not a historian, though, just a guy with Google trying to substantiate frivolous claims made by a pastry and his partner, The Corpse Who Walks.
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The site was launched in Canberra yesterday. It contains 10 stories that also feature in a book. The hope is that the site becomes one of the largest social media platforms for sharing prostate cancer experiences in Australia.
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They may know sport, movies and music, but how many kids are cognizant of traffic rules? In an encouraging and edifying initiative to help students get well-versed with road safety guidelines, the Delhi Traffic Police has tied up with 400 schools across the Capital.
To facilitate this education, five Traffic Training Parks are established in the city. To get a first-hand experience of these recently-revamped parks, we visited one such centre at Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg. Joint commissioner of police, Traffic, Anil Shukla, tells us, "Traffic education needs to be imparted to young minds. Our road safety cell has tied up with several schools in the Capital. We wish that these parks can be used on a regular basis." Vjay Kumar, assistant sub-inspector and in-charge of the facility we visited, told us, "It is amazing to be a part of this push. We discuss the good and the bad — be it the use of helmets and seat belts, or the hazards of aggressive overtaking and drunken driving."
These training parks are also frequented by drivers from Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC), Delhi National Security Guard (NSG), Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) and other paramilitary forces from across the country.
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Punjabi Bagh
Timings: Winter: 9:30am to 5:30pm
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Offseason moves
We find ways to keep Reed, Ellerbe, and Boldin. Bryant McKinnie comes back as well. Cary and Kruger are obviously gone. Cut Jameel McClain.
1st round - John Jenkins, DT, Georgia
All the talk for us is about a first round ILB, and that's fair. If we go that way, I like Teo. I know some like Minter. The more I think about it though, I think nose tackle could be our top priority, especially if we can re-sign Ellerbe. Ozzie has already eluded to getting stronger in the middle. Kemo should be gone, and Cody hasn't panned out. Jenkins, to me, is what we hoped Cody could be and then some. 360 lbs, and somebody who is capable of playing more downs than Cody and being effective.
2nd round - Kyle Long, OT, Oregon
Even with McKinnie back, we've got to look for a guy who can potentially be our left tackle of the future (not to mention that Oher is a FA after next season as well, so depth at T in general is important). Also I don't particularly like any inside linebacker in the late 2nd, so we wait a round or two longer to go there.
Long is a raw prospect who played baseball before going to Oregon, and didn't really see PT until last season. But he's got size, athleticism, and overall just a bunch of potential. With McKinnie manning LT for the next year at least, Long can sit and develop and then step in when the time is right.
3rd round - Nico Johnson, ILB, Alabama
I've read some on here that aren't fans of Johnson, I actually think he's a really nice fit for us if we can get him in the middle of draft. I think he's going to perform well at the combine as well. People can talk about Johnson not developing the way they thought, but he's got nice athleticism, good size, and he can stop the run. The run stopping has never been a question with him, and with Ellerbe back, Johnson's a nice guy to plug into the equation at ILB.
We can't dismiss the Alabama connection as we all know how Ozzie feels about Bama products.
4th round - Jon Bostic, ILB, Florida
If we wait till the 3rd to nab our inside backer, then I'd like to draft another to give some competition. Bostic, like Johnson, plays the run fairly well. We go into the year with Ellerbe as the man at one spot, then let the best out of Nico Johnson, Bostic, and Josh Bynes go at it for the other spot.
4th round (comp) - Robert Lester, S, Alabama
5th round - Corey Fuller, WR, Virginia Tech
Hopefully better than the former Raven Corey Fuller (who I completely forgot about until I mocked the V Tech Corey Fuller to us).
5th round (comp) - Stansly Maponga, DE/OLB, TCU
6th round - Sanders Commings, CB/S, Georgia
7th Round - Eric Herman, OG, Ohio
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Best mock yet. Good job
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I'd still vote LSU NC... Sorry.
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Very solid mock. The only thing I'd be disappointed about would be the lack of a top edge threat. I don't know a ton about Maponga, but he seems to have some pass rusher in him. He's a little shorter than I would hope, any insight on his arm length?
I know I've said it before, but I love Ozzie's draft strategy, so I would have no major complaints if we left the draft with this haul. I would just hope we sign some veteran ET off the scrap heap to come in and compete for snaps with Maponga in the situational rusher role if it fell this way. Love the reload on the defensive side of the ball!
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It's not terrible but it's not my favorite either. I've stated before that I hope the Ravens don't go with a NT high in the draft considering their other big needs. Jenkins is an alright value there but I'd rather bet on Cody returning to his 2011-2012 form and address another position.
Long could be a nice pick in the second round. He's a guy I'm iffy on. I have him in somewhat the same boat as Menelik Watson since both are older guys that still have a ways to develop. It should be about the right range for both of them to go in though.
Nico Johnson... ugh.
I like Bostic in the 4th round.
Lester is meh. Like I said in another thread I think the talent around Lester made him look a lot better than he really is/was.
I'm not too familiar with any of the other picks.
Overall it's alright although I'm not very fond of the first three picks. I really hope they address the pass-rush with one of them.
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Maponga is definitely a little shorter than you'd like, and that will drop him; but he's got some skills as a pass rusher. He's pretty quick off the snap. I'm not crowning the guy as a big time player right away, but he's a sleeper for me. He
had a down year, but he's shown earlier in his career at TCU that he can get after the quarterback. He's certainly not a guy who should be expected to be an impact pass rusher for us, but I could see him surprising a bit in a defense where he'd be able to compete for depth. I understand the concern about getting another edge rusher, but I'm not sure we can pass on needs at DT, OT, and ILB to go out and get a DE/OLB really early.
As far as Nico, c0 I know you were one of the guys that didn't like him. I knew that was one pick that would some wouldn't like, as I said, and I can appreciate your guys concerns. I actually am pretty high on him because I feel he's a high reward guy for being a 3rd or 4th round pick. And I feel at the VERY least he can be an effective run stopper, which isn't bad if we get Ellerbe back. I know we'd all love 2 studs at ILB, but it's not like we need the next Ray Lewis. That's where the Bostic pick comes in too, he's just another guy to up the competition for that ILB spot. Furthermore, in my mocks I don't only try to put guys I like personally, but more how I feel Ozzie and co. will attack the draft. Alabama guys are always players on my radar for us, would it really surprise you if Johnson is a Raven come draft day?
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I'm not going to lie...
I dislike this mock.
First we grab a NT... a position that in our scheme is mostly a 2-down player. But not only do we do that, we grab a player who doesn't fit Dean Pees scheme as he's strictly a run stuffer and doesn't offer any pass rush versatility. And John Jenkins isn't even as dominant as Terrence Cody was when he played at that weight. What's going to happen is Jenkins is going to get into an NFL conditioning program and he's going to be asked to drop 20-30 lbs... and he's going to become a much less effective player. Remember Cody's rookie season before he was forced to lose all the weight? Yeah, dude could run stuff with the best of them too. Jenkins is the same kind of player as Cody... only not as good as Cody was coming out. And the fact that we take him in the first round just immediately sours my position on the mock. I'm usually happy with a mock for as long as we can get nice value out of our first pick... and I just feel like Jenkins at NT is one of the worst values we can get out of our first round. Lastly, I think the biggest need along our DL is not simply upgrading the talent but also upgrading the athleticism. Jenkins is not going to help with a guy like CK7 anymore than Cody. He's not what we need at NT IMO, we need more of a quick twitch athlete that we can field in a rotation with Cody and our other NT options. A guy who can also provide some potential 5-tech versatility.
Kyle Long in the 2nd... that's a decent pick. I didn't get a chance to see him at the senior bowl, but I hear that he looked like a nice LG, but struggled at LT. So he probably could offer some swing OT/OG versatility. I'm not the most comfortable with 'potential' guys, but if Ozzie took Long, I'd be really high on that.
Don't like Nico Johnson any. He has athleticism and he's a decent run stopper, but his instincts are average at best. He's like a less explosive, less instinctive Kevin Reddick. Speaking of Reddick he might be available in a similar range and he's actually a very good run stuffer while Johnson is simply above average to good. Ozzie has a preference for great players and goes to his Alma Mater because of their high talent level and pro-readiness. But Johnson isn't a great player nor does he have the instincts of many of the other defenders leaving that team. He's underachieved every year he's been there and this is with pro level coaches and a pro scheme... he isn't going to be any better of a player in the pros. He's just going to look closer to average than he already is IMO.
Jon Bostic is an interesting player. There's still some potential for improvement there looking at him on tape. His instincts aren't bad, pretty good explosive ability, attacks the LOS, but he too often takes bad angles to the ball. He improves his angles and he just might turn out better than his round projection would have one believe.
Robert Lester is a producer. I think he's at worse someone that we can plug into the defense and have him play a Zbikowski type of safety role... someone that can sustain his deep responsibility well and could make a few plays every now and again.
Fuller, not a fan of going a WR there, we have enough late round potential guys on the team. Only way I like taking a WR is if we let go of Boldin/Jones and even then, I'd think it would be a higher round need for us to address or we'd just role with our young 'potential' guys.
Everyone else... not familiar with at this point.
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As far as Nico, c0 I know you were one of the guys that didn't like him. I knew that was one pick that would some wouldn't like, as I said, and I can appreciate your guys concerns. I actually am pretty high on him because I feel he's a high reward guy for being a 3rd or 4th round pick.
And I feel at the VERY least he can be an effective run stopper, which isn't bad if we get Ellerbe back.
I know we'd all love 2 studs at ILB, but it's not like we need the next Ray Lewis. That's where the Bostic pick comes in too, he's just another guy to up the competition for that ILB spot. Furthermore, in my mocks I don't only try to put guys I like personally, but more how I feel Ozzie and co. will attack the draft. Alabama guys are always players on my radar for us, would it really surprise you if Johnson is a Raven come draft day?
That's not the type of player that Baltimore's defense needs to really take a step forward though. They need a guy that can comfortably play in space. Ellerbe is the stud run-stopper/guy that attacks the LOS and they need a compliment to him not someone with similar strengths and weaknesses. Johnson is athletic and in theory he should be able to do it but that isn't the case. I don't mind waiting until later for the Ravens to address ILB (especially if Ellerbe is back) but they've got to get a player that's actually good and fits
The connection between Newsome and Alabama is overblown, just like how the connection between Baltimore and Miami was in the recent past. Ozzie takes good players regardless of what college they went to. He might get more information on guys that went to Alabama but that means he's getting just as much negative feedback as he is positive. It's not like any of us know how they're going to attack the draft anyways. After last year's small school special it's pretty obvious Ozzie is going to do what Ozzie is going to do lol. I'm still kind of surprised how that worked out after Upshaw.
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By Alan Robinson, The Associated Press
PITTSBURGH Chris Carpenter always arrives at the ballpark thinking he is going to pitch an exceptional game. Maybe that's why he does exactly that so often.
Carpenter limited the Pirates to two hits over eight innings in his third consecutive strong start, and Jim Edmonds and David Eckstein homered in the St. Louis Cardinals' 4-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday.
BOX SCORE: Cardinals-Pirates
The right-handed Carpenter has been near perfect on the road the last two seasons, going 14-1 in 18 starts, and he was again in beating the Pirates for the sixth time in seven career decisions. Repeatedly getting ahead in the count, he didn't allow a runner after hitting Chris Duffy with a pitch to start the first until rookie Ronny Paulino singled with one out in the sixth for his third career hit.
Paulino was fooled earlier in the at-bat, bailing out on a first-pitch breaking ball that broke over the plate. But he worked the count to 2-2 before lining a single into short left field.
"I know I got a little careless. I threw him a lot of breaking balls in a row," said Carpenter, who was aware he had a no-hit bid going. "That's why it's so hard to do it."
The Pirates, 11-32 against the Cardinals in PNC Park, didn't threaten until Freddy Sanchez singled and Jason Bay walked starting the seventh. But Carpenter got Jeromy Burnitz and Craig Wilson to fly out and Mike Edwards to strike out.
"That was vintage Carpenter," Cardinals manager Tony La Russa said. "He had first and second, the middle of the lineup, and he gets out of it. That's what he does. He's got three different fastballs, a curve, a changeup, five or six things he throws a guy. He gives different looks to different hitters. He's quite a handful."
As he expects to be.
"I really believe that if you concentrate, and locate your pitches down in the strike zone, you're going to be successful," Carpenter said. "I don't go into any game wondering how I'm going to feel and if I'm going to do well. I feel I'm going to do well — and I have control of that, as long as I execute my pitches down in the strike zone."
Burnitz said the problem with facing Carpenter is rarely makes a mistake.
"When you pitch with the success he's had, he's executing every pitch he's got," Burnitz said. "That's how you achieve the level he has."
Carpenter (2-1) struck out six and walked one to lower his ERA to 1.67, and he has allowed only one earned run and 10 hits over 22 innings in his last three starts. He was coming off a 1-0 loss to the Reds' Aaron Harang on Friday.
"He doesn't give you anything twice," Sanchez said. "It's a guessing game with him and, today, I was always guessing wrong."
Jason Isringhausen, shaky at times to start the season, finished the two-hitter.
Albert Pujols failed to homer after hitting his ninth and 10th of the season in the previous two games of the three-game series. He flied out in the first, then walked his next three times up. After he was intentionally walked in the ninth to put two on, Edmonds hit his two-run double.
The pitching matchup — Carpenter vs. Victor Santos— looked like a mismatch, with Carpenter bringing an 86-61 career record into the game to Santos' 18-35. But Santos (1-3) made the best start of his four with Pittsburgh, allowing no other hits except for the two homers over six innings, striking out four and walking one.
Edmonds returned after not starting for four games (right shoulder inflammation) and drove in three runs. He gave the Cardinals a 1-0 lead with his second homer, a drive into the right-field seats to start the second, and added a two-run double in the ninth against Roberto Hernandez.
"I was a little worried about how I would do today — we've been playing pretty well since I came out of the lineup — but I wanted to get in there and take a little pressure off Albert," Edmonds said.
Eckstein homered with two outs in the third, a shot down the left-field line on a full-count pitch.
Notes: Pirates 3B Joe Randa sat out with a sore right foot after fouling a pitch off his foot Tuesday night. He is listed as day to day. ... Immediately after Paulino singled, Carpenter got his 1,000th career strikeout by getting pinch-hitter Nate McLouth on a called third strike. ... The Pirates went 4-6 on their homestand. ... There were 31 homers in the 10 games at PNC Park, nearly double the pace of a year ago when 140 homers were hit there in 81 games. ... Carpenter is 4-0 against Pittsburgh the last two seasons. ... St. Louis is 48-17 over the last three seasons when Carpenter starts. ... Hernandez made his 900th big league appearance.
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Ezra: The rebuilding of the Bais Hamikdash (Second Temple), Ezras
influence and legislation, the impact of the Great Assembly.
One of Jewrys greatest disseminators of Torah, Ezra, the leader of Jewry in the initial years of the second Temple period, left an indelible mark on generations to come. Plagued with problems that are familiar to todays Jewry, ignorance, assimilation, and intermarriage, the fledgling community of immigrants who had settled in Jerusalem and its environs and who had recently finished rebuilding the Temple, received new inspiration and guidance with the arrival of Ezra from Babylon. Armed with authority from the Persian king, Ezra vigorously instituted and enforced needed changes in the community, changes that are still in effect till this day. The story of Ezra and the changes he wrought in conjunction with the other leading authorities of his day, the Men of the Great Assembly (Anshei Knesses HaGedolah), are the subjects of the this lecture.
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With the drama of her divorce trial now behind her, supermodel Christie Brinkley is returning to something familiar to her: Milk!
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In the 54-year-old model's official statement, she says, "I've been drinking milk all of my life and I think it's a vital part of living well.
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Ke$ha & Flaming Lips call off collaboration
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The collaboration album between Ke$ha and The Flaming Lips won't be going forward.
The group's frontman Wayne Coyne tweeted Thursday that the project he started calling "Lip$ha" has been called off.
The Lips' label confirmed the news to "Rolling Stone," but Wayne remained tight-lipped about what caused their plans to fall through.
He wrote only that he "can't say why" but it's "sad."
As of now ...sadly there will be no Lip$ha.... I can't say why... It is sad... pic.twitter.com/sdAP8bLXDn— Wayne Coyne (@waynecoyne) November 7, 2013
The two have worked together in the past. Kesha gave vocals to a song called "2012 (You Must Be Upgraded)" on the group's collaboration album last year. Wayne was also featured on Kesha's sophomore album Warrior later that year.
Things seemed confirmed when Wayne last spoke about "Lip$ha" during a Reddit Q&A earlier this year. At the time it was unclear where it would be a joint-release or a new Flaming Lips album. Ke$ha herself has kept quiet on what led to the cancellation.
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Red Hot Chili Peppers topped the U.S. charts for the first time in its 22-year history on Wednesday May 17th, 2006 with the double-disc Stadium Arcadi
Funk-rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers tops the US album charts Wednesday May 17th, 2006 with their double-disc "Stadium Arcadium" sold more than 442,000 copies and so marking their first time to gain such attainment in its 22-year history. Meanwhile, top the Billboard 200 at 2nd position is Nick Lachey's "What's Left of Me" which has been sold for another 172,000 copies.
Meanwhile, the 3rd to 5th position is secured by Tool's "10,000 Days" with 157,000 copies, Jagged Edge's "Jagged Edge" sold 115,000 copies, and "Baby Makin' Music" by Isley Brothers on 111,000 first-week copies sold.
Bow at No. 6 on the album chart is Rascal Flatts' "Me and My Gang", just one place ahead of the "High School Musical" soundtrack at No. 7. The chart's rest best bows among others include Pearl Jam's self-titled album at No. 8, "Now That's What I Call Music! 21" by various artists at No. 9, and finishing the Top 10 is James Blunt's "Back to Bedlam".


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ICF wall installers must give special consideration to the construction and installation of wood door and window bucks.
Methods of Wood Buck Construction
There are three main methods of constructing wood door and window bucks:
1. External- Run the wood buck all the way across the width of the insulating concrete form
2. Internal- Inset or recess the buck into the cavity of the form
3. Combination- Use plywood in combination with 2x cleats
Pre-building the bucks to the rough opening dimensions off-site will increase on-site productivity. Regardless of the wood buck method you use, the buck must be anchored to the concrete wall using nails, screws or anchors.
Method One
The first method is probably the most commonly used by contractors. The 2x buck is placed so that the ends are flush with both faces of the ICF wall. Depending upon the form width, the 2x will vary in size. Some form sizes may require taking a large width 2x and ripping it to match the width of the form.
Bucks are fastened to the ICF wall with a frame of 1x4s attached to both sides of the buck. Some manufacturers allow the builder to secure the buck by driving 3-inch drywall screws through the 2x into the ICF blocks.
Method Two
The second method is often used for projects that will have a stucco exterior finish or when thermal breaking is a concern. It also uses less materials than the first method, and is useful when the total wall thickness exceeds 10 inches. The "internal buck" uses 2x material cut to the width of the concrete cavity, and is placed flush into the cavity of the form. Long drywall screws are driven through the EPS to secure the buck. Use a large plastic washer, such as a Win-Lock style fastener to ensure the screw doesn't go completely through the EPS.
Method Three
This method uses less lumber than either of the other methods, which may save on the cost of the buck, because of the higher costs of lumber recently. It also provides a wider flange for fastening around the opening. It may, however, take more time to assemble.
In this method, a 2x6 ripped in half is fastened to ¾'' pressure-treated plywood. A slot in the bottom or sill of the buck must be built to allow for proper placement and consolidation of the concrete below the opening.
Code Compliance
Regular dimensional wood should never be in direct contact with the concrete. If you must use regular lumber for bucks or sill plates, a moisture resistant barrier must be placed between the buck and the concrete in accordance with the 2003 International Residential Code (IRC), Section R319.1.
Otherwise pressure-treated lumber is used for the bucks and sill plates. Since CCA treated lumber is no longer available and has been replaced by ACQ treated lumber, extra care must be taken in fastening the ACQ lumber to the concrete. You can't really tell the difference between the CCA lumber and the ACQ lumber by sight. To be sure what kind of treated lumber you own, look at the inspection mark or tag on the end of the lumber. Section R319.3 of the IRC requires that fasteners used with pressure-preservative treated wood be hot-dipped galvanized, stainless steel, silicon bronze or copper. You can't use the same metal fasteners with ACQ lumber as you did with CCA lumber, because ACQ lumber will corrode ordinary galvanized fasteners. Consult with the manufacturer or supplier of fasteners to be sure that you are using the properly coated fastener.
Bracing the Bucks
The buck must be braced every 2' both horizontally and vertically to resist concrete pressures from bowing the buck. The buck must also be kept square by bracing the corners or running a diagonal across the buck. Typical wall bracing is used along each side of the jamb to laterally brace the wall.
Kelvin Doerr is the Director of Engineering and Technical Services for Reward Wall Systems. Article reprinted with permission from InFORMation, Fall 2004.
Five Steps to Foolproof Wooden Bucks
Unless you or your builder chooses to use plastic bucks available from specialty manufacturers, your ICF building will need wooden window and door bucks. Nearly all brands of ICFs follow the same steps in installing these bucks.
1. Window and door bucks should be pre-built to increase jobsite productivity. Measure the diagonals of all window and door bucks to ensure they are square, and brace them securely. The bottom sills of window bucks need either a 3-inch void running the length of the sill or a series of 3-inch diameter holes for concrete placement and consolidation. Numbering the bucks will keep the jobsite organized and eliminate the possibility of error.
2. Place your door bucks first. As soon as the foundation is cured, mark the location of all doors and secure the pre-built door bucks into place. The ICF walls can then begin.
3. Once walls have reached the level of the bottom of the window, mark the height of the window bottom on the wall and cut the foam down to window height with a hand saw.
4. Lift the window buck into place. A pair of "handles" made from scrap lumber nailed across the bottom sill will make it easier to position the buck. Ensure the buck is level and plumb, adjusting if necessary, prior to fastening it into place. External bucks are fastened using a frame of 1x4s. Internal frames are fastened into place with 3-inch drywall screws and large nylon washers.
Helpful Hints
Use only pressure treated lumber and exterior grade plywood to build your bucks. Building codes prohibit regular dimensioned lumber from being in contact with concrete.
Pre-building the bucks off-site will increase on-site productivity and keep the jobsite clean. If you can't build them off-site, build them in an out-of-the-way location prior to assembling the walls.
Use two 2x4s on edge for the bottom of the window buck. The gap between the boards will be used to place concrete and ensure consolidation. It's much easier than the alternative method of cutting a series of 4-inch holes in a solid sill plate.
If the window opening exceeds three feet in either dimension, brace the buck every two feet to prevent bowing.
Use hot-dipped galvanized nails to construct the buck. The new ACQ lumber will corrode other fasteners.
Hammer nails every three inches or so to the outside of the buck. The concrete will bond to the nails and increase buck's resistance to shear pressure.
With large bucks, attach blocks to the sill to help lift and position it on the wall.
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Hello, I have some code that reliably causes a segmentation fault on OS X Intel, whilst running fine on Linux (and IIRC OS X PPC, but it has been some time). I get a segmentation fault in 372.1 and 188.8.131.52. I tried without the JIT (126.96.36.199) and got a segmentation fault. I attached gdb and got: Program received signal EXC_BAD_ACCESS, Could not access memory. Reason: 13 at address: 0x00000000 0x93219e76 in dp1dpTb0_N_41dpTb0 () (gdb) bt #0 0x93219e76 in dp1dpTb0_N_41dpTb0 () #1 0x03edb638 in ?? () Cannot access memory at address 0x14 I'll note that this code uses Will Farr's BLAS bindings, so the fault could be there. At this point in time I can work around the problem, as my development concentrates on a different aspect of the system but I thought someone else (i.e. Matthew) might want to know about this. I haven't been able to narrow down the problem beyond a particular test case as debugging statements don't print before the segmentation fault, but I'm open to suggestions to chop it down. N.
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Jeff Barr from Amazon Web Service reports that Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) is now storing more than 29 billion, an increase of 7 billion from the previous quarter. "As one of the S3 engineers told me last week, that's over 4 objects for every person now on Earth," Jeff writes. At peak usage, S3 is handling more than 70,000 requests per second.
So what's next? Amazon is lowering prices on S3 storage, with a new four-tier pricing plan that takes effect on Nov. 1. Customers storing more than 500 terabytes will get a rate of 12 cents per gigabyte.
When Amazon S3 was launched in March 2006, we wondered whether it would be a disruptive force or non-event. "It's too early to say whether S3 (and the similar services that will certainly follow) is the start of something big or an experiment," I wrote at the time. With 29 billion storage objects, it's definitely something big.


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