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The Golden Ball winner at the top player at the 2015 Women's World Cup scored the fastest goal in World Cup Final history, giving the USA at 1-0 lead over Japan just two minutes and 34 seconds into the match.
She also became the first female player to score a hat trick in a World Cup Final, getting all three goals in a 16-minute span. Lloyd also won the Silver Boot as the tournament's second leading scorer at the Women's World Cup. She scored in all four elimination games and ended the tournament with six goals total. She also assisted on the clinching goal in the 2-0 semifinal victory against Germany, setting up Kelley O'Hara.
The legendary strike from midfield that capped her hat trick was voted Goal of the Tournament and was nominated for FIFA Goal of the Year.
Lloyd finished 2015 with a team-high and career-best 18 goals, breaking her own record of 15 scored in 2012. She also has five assists and is second on the team in minutes played with 1,983, having started 23 of the 25 matches she's played for the USA this year.
Lloyd opened her scoring account in March in the opening game of the Algarve Cup in Portugal when brought the USA from behind with two goals to win 2-1 against Norway. In club play, she was one of the dominant players for the Houston Dash and was named to the NWSL Second XI after scoring four goals in 12 matches.
"It an absolute honor to be named the U.S. Soccer player of the Year, but when you look at the players nominated this year, it's obvious that all of them were deserving of the award," said Lloyd. "I want to thank everyone who voted for me, but more so everyone who supported the team this year, especially at the World Cup, as playing in front of those crowds in Canada was a special experience for all of us. Of course, I'm so thankful to my amazing teammates and coaches. We all know any individual award is a product of the team and I'm so proud of how everyone stepped up this year. It took all 23 players and support staff to win the World Cup and it was just fantastic to be a part of it all."
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Lloyd received 59 percent of the votes while Becky Sauerbrunn finished second.
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Perhaps this can be moved to Ravis' language and expanded upon to discuss this guy's hokey mumbo jumbo. --From Andoria with Love 07:42, 14 June 2008 (UTC)
- Agreed, we don't have articles for every word in Klingon, Vulcan, etc., but we do have Klingon language and Vulcan language with appropriate sections for vocabulary. -Rhinecanthus rectangulus 14:35, 18 June 2008 (UTC)
Well, it wouldn't be a merge because, well... there's nothing to merge to yet. :D All we have to do is move this page to "Ravis' language" and then rewrite it. :) --From Andoria with Love 06:45, 19 June 2008 (UTC)
- Actually, I'm just gonna be bold and move it now. :P --From Andoria with Love 06:47, 19 June 2008 (UTC)
- And done. :) --From Andoria with Love 07:19, 19 June 2008 (UTC)
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It is however implied that this is not actually a language and was an attempt to seduce Hoshi. "I hope you don't think I exploited you."
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Do some companies pay a lot more for this position than others? What does a top earner make in this field?
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everytruckjob in Northport, Alabama
125 months ago
Host said: Do some companies pay a lot more for this position than others? What does a top earner make in this field?
Typical? It's based on experience. Put 5+ years in and you can make 50k or more, the first 3 years are the worst - but make SURE you watch the DUI's and felonies. AVOID these; you'll have a devils chance of driving again after 2 DUI's and if the felony is for drugs or violence you're out of luck. We post this info on www.everytruckjob.com
patriciajnsn in Sioux City, Iowa
67 months ago
You start out you'll make around 29 cents per mile(cpm) which averages 25 to 30 k the first yr.But if companies gave the drivers consistant miles then even with the low pay per mile,you can bring home some good checks.The bigger the company the less the checks.Too many drivers and not enough freight is the bottom line why so many drivers sit.Do your homework before going to any company,in other words talk to other drivers that have drove for them.The skills you need to increase your salary is don't complain about where you're going because at the end you lose,your dispatcher will send you there any way.The more you complain the less miles he will give you.Also and can't say this enough,BE ON TIME to pick up your load and mainly delivering your load.Companies frown big time on late loads which could ultimately cause you to get fired if too many late loads and that'll go on your DAC.Far as what a top earner makes,I would say alot depends on the company.If you hauled over size loads you're going to make much more then a van driver does.Hauling cattle(bull hauler)makes more then the average van/reefer does.
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He's freaking hot.
The litwick family.
It may be old news but I still think it's probably the most disturbing.
Sucking out peoples souls and what not.
Current Alolan team:
[QUOTE=Duranteater;15072157]Hey, thats Feebas your talking about!
Feebas is pretty bad...
Feebas discussion? .3.
Anyway, I'd have to say the Ruins of Alph from Johto. That place gives me the creeps
Also the Altering Cave. Why is it shaped like Mew?
Freedom, happiness, and death;
The three essentials that define 2000 years of history.
This is the Legacy of Light.
I actually think the Ruins of Alph is interesting with all of the history and puzzles. However, I'm not familiar with Altering Cave.
I'll put something here...eventually
What is the altering cave?!?


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"Fra-gee-lei" . . . that must be Italian!
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[1]Mere days after Hideki Matsui agreed to join the Angels on a one-year contract worth $6 million, the Yankees have come to terms with Nick Johnson on a one-year deal worth a reported $5.75 million plus incentives to replace Matsui as their designated hitter. The decision to sign Johnson, so it seems to me, was less one the Yankees had made entering the offseason and more one that was made as a result of other decisions made by and about departing free agents Matsui and Johnny Damon.
Though many believe Matsui signed with the Angels because Halos manager Mike Scioscia promised him the opportunity to play left field once or twice a week (though, actually, Scioscia only promised him an opportunity in Spring Training to prove he could still play the field, which he likely can't), and The Daily News' Mark Fiensand [2] reported late last night that the Yankees opted not to resign Matsui primarily because of the state of his knees, I have another theory.
Based on a piece by Matsui's agent Arn Tellem [3] that appeared on the Huffington Post on Wednesday, I believe Matsui took the Angels' offer without giving the Yankees a chance to match or beat it because he was afraid the Yankees, who had been focusing on negotiating with Johnny Damon, might either not make an offer (true if you believe Fiensand's unnamed source), or might take enough time doing so that the Angels would rescind their offer. Here are the key passages from Tellem:
Hideki's overriding concerns have always been winning and playing for a quality organization. Over his 17 seasons in pro ball, his only two teams have been the Yankees and the Yomiuri Giants. Each is the premier franchise in its respective league. Beyond the Yanks, his preferences were the Angels and the Boston Red Sox, two dominating franchises with superb players, coaches and management. But with David Ortiz entrenched as Boston's everyday designated hitter, the Red Sox were never a real option.
Hideki chose to accept Angel's offer rather than wait for Yankees to decide whether they wanted to bring him back. Failure to act quickly might have caused L.A. to withdraw its offer and forced Hideki to sign with a weaker team, thus forfeiting a shot at another World Series. Conflicted, Hideki stayed up all Sunday night mulling his final move in this limited game of musical free-agent chairs. He didn't want to be left standing.
Now, I realize that almost everything an agent says in public is spin, but I see no reason for Tellem to basically admit to being the first to blink in a game of contract chicken other than having actually done so.
The catch here is that, while the Yankees might have preferred to bring back Johnny Damon as their designated hitter (he's clearly no longer qualified [4] to play the field, either), Damon has been firm in his desire for a contract that comfortably exceeds Bobby Abreu's two-year, $19 million re-up with the Angels in both years and annual salary. The Yankees have wisely balked at Damon's demands, which suddenly left them searching for option C.
Enter Nick Johnson, the once and future Yankee. As an underpowered on-base machine, Johnson is a good fit as a replacement for Damon in the number-two hole in the Yankee lineup, and as an oft-injured, defensively challenged first baseman who hit just eight homers last year in 574 plate appearances, he was willing to take a one-year deal with a base salary even lower than Matsui's.
That's all well and good, but there are a lot of reasons to be underwhelmed if not outright dissatisfied with the Johnson signing. First and foremost among them is his fragility. Yes, Johnson's on-base percentage of .426 was surpassed only by MVPs Joe Mauer and Albert Pujols among qualifying batters in 2009, but it's getting into the batters' box in the first place that has been the challenge for Johnson. The 133 games he played in this past season were the second most of his major league career and he played just 38 games over the previous two seasons combined.
Here's a quick look at Johnson's injury history:
Johnson has had his share of fluke injuries, chief among them the foul ball that bounced back up and broke his cheekbone in 2004 and the broken leg he suffered in a collision with right fielder Austin Kearns in 2006, but the frequency and severity of his injuries is no fluke. Johnson is truly fragile and when he breaks he takes longer to heal than most players (to cite two recent examples, he was expected to return from his soft-tissue injury in 2008, but didn't, and that broken leg, which kept him out of action for more than a calendar year, also took far longer to heal properly than was anticipated).
So, yes, Johnson's on-base skills (.402 career OBP) would look mighty fine in the two hole, helping to set the table for Mark Teixeira and Alex Rodriguez, but there's a good chance the Yankees will need someone else to fill that spot for a significant portion of the coming season, and if that person is Curtis Granderson (who would otherwise likely hit fifth behind Rodriguez), they'll need someone else to take Granderson's spot lower in the order.
The other concern about Johnson is that he slugged just .405 last year and hit just 13 home runs in 721 plate appearances over the last two seasons. Certainly being a lefty hitter in the New Yankee Stadium will help him get some Johnny Damon-style cheapies [5], but one wonders if his history of hand and wrist injuries, most crucially that soft-tissue injury in 2008 which took forever to heal, might have sapped his power for good. Johnson was never a big-time home-run threat, but in 2006, his best major league season, he slugged .520 with 23 homers and 46 doubles, numbers the Nick Johnson we saw in 2009 looked incapable of ever matching (and bear in mind that both of his home stadiums in 2009 rated as above average for lefty power hitters per the 2010 Bill James Handbook).
It's being widely reported that the Johnson signing will end the Yankees' pursuit of Damon, as well it should given Damon's defensive limitations and the fact that, with Mark Teixeira in place, Johnson's only position is DH. That doesn't mean that the Yankees are set for 2010. One rumor that intrigues me concerns their interest in the similarly injury-prone Ben Sheets. Right now the Yankees' rotation consists of CC Sabathia, A.J. Burnett, Andy Pettitte, Joba Chamberlain (finally untethered by innings limits), and Phil Hughes (who will have an innings limit), with Chad Gaudin, who made some great strides with his slider after working with Dave Eiland late last year, lingering as a sixth starter/Hughes caddy. Looking at that and factoring in utility pitcher Alfredo Aceves and prospect Zach McAllister, who will start 2009 in Triple-A, I don't feel that the Yankees need another starter. However, given the potential for injury in the rotation as assembled–particularly to the two kids, Pettitte, who will be 38 in June, and Burnett, who has yet to fully shake his own injury history despite finally turning in consecutive healthy seasons–I wouldn't mind the Yankees taking a Johnson-like gamble on Sheets, who has tremendous upside and, after sitting out all of 2009 following elbow trouble, has very little leverage for a long-term or even a particularly pricey short-term deal.
The big fish still out there in the pond, however, is Matt Holliday. I've been regrettably absent from the Banter since the end of the World Series, but those who have been following my frequent twitter [6] updates know that my proposed plan [7] for the Yankees this offseason started with Holliday, who is as perfect a fit for the Yankees' left-field hole as Mark Teixeira was for their first-base hole a year ago. The acquisition of Curtis Granderson has allayed the need for Holliday, but unless the Yankees plan to play Granderson in left and let Melky Cabrera and Brett Gardner continue to battle it out for the center field job, the Yankees' left field hole persists.
I had given up hope of the Yankees signing Holliday Tuesday morning when Joe Strauss [8] of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported the Cardinals had offered him an eight-year deal, but that afternoon, Buster Olney [9] reported that the Cardinals were holding fast at five years. Holliday is a lesser player than Teixeira and there are still doubts about his ability to produce in the American League, but he is an excellent all-around player (hits for average with power and patience, good in the field, decent speed on the bases) and won't turn 30 until next month, and the new Yankee Stadium was every bit as friendly to righty power hitters in its first season as it was to lefties. He's well worth a five-year deal even if the annual salary creeps toward $20 million. Unlike with Teixeira, there seems to be little to no threat of the Red Sox moving in on Holliday should the Yankees fail to, but there is no superior outfielder scheduled to hit the market next offseason (Carl Crawford comes closest, but Holliday still has him beat and relies far less on his speed, a skill likely to fade as Crawford gets into his thirties).
The Yankees have said they don't plan to pursue Holliday, but they said the same thing about Teixeira last year. Landing Holliday would make any contribution from Johnson a bonus. Failing to do so would make Johnson an important bat in the Yankee lineup, which is asking for trouble because there's no guarantee he won't break [10]. I'd rather have rolled the dice on Matsui's knees for one more year.
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[1] Image: http://bronxbanter.arneson.name/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/Johnson-Nick-2003.jpg
[2] Mark Fiensand: http://twitter.com/BloggingBombers/statuses/6787790428
[3] Arn Tellem: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/arn-tellem/godzilla-rocks-southern-c_b_394273.html
[4] no longer qualified: http://www.fangraphs.com/leaders.aspx?pos=of&stats=fld&lg=all&qual=y&type=0&season=2009&month=0
[5] Johnny Damon-style cheapies: http://mlb.mlb.com/stats/individual_player_hitting_chart.jsp?c_id=mlb&playerID=113028&statType=1
[6] twitter: http://twitter.com/CliffCorcoran
[7] my proposed plan: http://twitter.com/CliffCorcoran/status/6288306261
[8] Joe Strauss: http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/sports/stories.nsf/cardinals/story/8BDAA64CC99AD8D98625768D00172D31?OpenDocument
[9] Buster Olney: http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=4745530
[10] break: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVOOjV_E3s4&feature=related
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IntroductionIn order to be able to predict the conditions of the atmosphere, the "weather," a meteorologist must first understand what is producing the current weather conditions. The meteorologist does this by obtaining a "picture" of the atmosphere based on value of certain weather elements. The elements used to describe the condition of the atmosphere are: air temperature at various levels up through the atmosphere; wind speed and direction at various levels; moisture content; presence of clouds, their type and altitude; whether it is raining, snowing, foggy, hazy, etc., or none of the "present weather" phenomena, pressure, etc..
To get the best "picture" of the atmosphere at a particular time, the value of various weather elements needs to be collected from as much of the atmosphere surrounding the whole earth as possible. Thus, tremendous amounts of data must be considered by a meteorologist when looking at the "picture" of the atmosphere. One way to display this data in an easy to understand format is to depict the distribution of the elements on maps, charts and diagrams. The objective of the use of these in meteorology is to represent the state of the atmosphere as a function of space, either at fixed intervals of time or at varying intervals of time. A three-dimensional representation drawn to scale would be the most accurate and natural form, but it would present numerous difficulties in plotting the weather elements at their proper location, and in interpreting the information.
That part of the atmosphere with which meteorologists
are most directly concerned is a thin spherical shell with lateral dimensions
thousands of times its vertical depth. The United States measures roughly
13,860,000 feet from the east coast to the west coast along latitude 39N.
The troposphere, the lowest layer of the atmosphere in which the greatest
amount of "weather" occurs is, on the average, 11 kilometers (7 miles or
36,960 feet) thick. To depict the atmosphere over the United States in
a three dimensional representation drawn to scale in which the horizontal
length was 2 feet would require a vertical distance of only 0.00534 feet
(0.064 inches). Not very practical!
A "diagram" is defined as a line drawing made for mathematical or scientific purposes; a graphic design that explains rather than represents. Graphs typically are used to relate one element to another, or several other elements, or an element to altitude.
Typically a chart or map displays information in the horizontal direction; north-south and east-west, like a road map which shows you where to go.
MapsMaps in meteorology are used to display the element characteristics of the atmosphere, as measured by individual stations, such that the stations are in the proper horizontal relationship to each other. The map then provides a means to analyze the measured elements so the meteorologist can understand the "picture" of the atmosphere.
This image shows the condition of the atmosphere as measured at or viewed from near ground level by a weather observer.
Open the image timezone.gif in the Atmo 202 folder. As you can see from the table below, and this image, the local time in Texas (Central Standard Time) is 6 hours behind the local time in Greenwich, England, (UTC), unless Texas is on Daylight Saving Time, during which period the local time in Texas is only 5 hours behind Greenwich, England.
With just the air temperature values plotted, it is hard to see any pattern to the temperature of the near-ground air across Texas. However, if this temperature field is analyzed, then a pattern emerges.
This map shows an analysis of temperatures across the United States, not just for Texas. The area between the analysis lines has been colored to aid in interpretation. This map has been analyzed at an interval of 5F degrees. NOTE: The analysis lines are the dividing lines between the colors and represent specific temperature values. The scale at the bottom shows the temperature value occurring at the dividing line between the colors. These temperature values are also plotted at some locations on the map.
The lines drawn on the map are called isolines, or isopleths, which is a line along which the value of some element is everywhere the same. NOTE: In the temperature analysis, the isolines are the dividing lines between the different colors. The map which has these isopleth lines drawn is said to be isoplethed, or more commonly, to be analyzed or sometimes contoured.
It is very important for a meteorologist, especially those involved in synoptic meteorology and weather forecasting, to see "at a glance" how the various elements vary in two- and sometimes three-dimensional space. This plotted map represents a field of the variable (or element), and can be applied to any element which has a continuous distribution in at least two dimensions. Temperature and pressure are the two most common elements in meteorology to which this is done. Having an analyzed field to interpret is much preferable to having to interpret only the numbers, as in a table, from which these fields are drawn. However, since there are many elements which may be plotted on weather maps, and analyzed by such isopleth lines, specific names are given to the various kinds of isopleths. The following gives some of the more common isopleths used on weather maps.
You can close the temperature analysis now.
Rules for Drawing IsoplethsFor meteorologists throughout the world to be able to understand the analyzed maps developed in other counries, there must be guideline to analyzing data so one does not get lost in the forest of information plotted on weather maps. The procedure and guidelines for analyzing meteorological data on maps has been standardized and agreed upon by all nations which are members of the World Meteorological Organization. Following are some of these rules.
The following figure illustrates these rules. The numbers represent a value of some measured weather element; e.g. temperature. For the isopleth whose value 5, the isopleth is drawn at the location between stations where a value of 5 is most likely to occur, and through the station where the plotted value at the station is exactly the same as the isopleth value.
Helpful Hints for Drawing Isopleths
Plotted Data on Weather MapsAs shown on the first figure you opened, the one with weather observation data plotted for Texas, weather plotting charts are printed with a small circle at the geographic location of the major reporting stations. The image below is the model for plotting surface data.
The station circle is shown as the circle with capital N in the center.
Stations are identified on the printed weather map by their assigned three-digit station number, or a three-letter identifier, next to (usually beneath) the station circle.
Meteorological data from the weather observation is plotted about the station circle in specified locations which must not be violated. If any mandatory plotted element is garbled, or partly missing, an "M" should be plotted in its place. Some data is not mandatory for reporting or plotting so if it is missing, the space for it is simply left blank and no "M" is plotted.
The surface data plotting model figure, shown again below, shows the location of data plotted about a station. The figure includes the location of data reported by ship stations as well as by land stations. The following defines the symbols of the data (as plotted on National Weather Service surface analyses) and indicates whether the data is mandatory or not.
The direction, North, is identified as a wind from 360 degree. A direction of zero degrees is used to represent calm winds. The wind direction shown in the Surface Plotting Model image is for a wind from 330 degrees. Wind direction is not a mandatory element.
"ff" represents the wind speed. Wind speed is plotted as barbs and/or flags extending from the wind direction shaft.
Barbs and flags should extend to the left of the shaft when looking along the shaft toward the station circle. Wind speed is a mandatory element if wind direction is reported. If wind direction is given but wind speed is missing, place an X at the end of the wind direction shaft rather than an M.
"TTT" represents Air Temperature. Although the standard for most of the world is to plot air temperature to the nearest tenth of a degree Celsius, the National Weather Service plots air temperature to the nearest whole degree Fahrenheit. Air temperature is a mandatory element.
"VV" represents the Prevailing Visibility. In the United States, prevailing visibility is plotted in whole statute miles and/or fractions, just as it is reported. Visibility is an mandatory element.
"ww" represents Present Weather. A symbol is plotted which represents the type of present weather occurring. Each symbol is associated with a two-digit number which is reported in the weather observation message. Table 1 of Exercise 1 of your Laboratory Manual shows the symbols associated with each present weather number. Present weather is not a mandatory element.
"TdTdTd" represents Dew Point. The reported dew point is plotted in the same manner as air temperature, rounded to the nearest whole degree Fahrenheit for stations in the United States. Dew point is a mandatory element.
"Cl" represents the type of Low level Cloud. In the weather observation report, the type of cloud is reported as just a number. The symbol associated with the reported number is plotted. See table 2 in your Laboratory Manual for the symbols associated with each type of cloud reported. Low cloud type is not a mandatory element.
"Cm" represents the type of Middle level Cloud. The symbol for the middle level cloud type is plotted just above the station circle and the various symbols are found on table 2. Middle level cloud type is not a mandatory element.
"Ch" represents the type of High level Cloud. The symbol for the type of high level cloud is plotted just above the middle level cloud symbol. The various symbols are found on table 2. High level cloud type is not a mandatory element.
"PPP" represents the Sea-Level Pressure plotted in tens, units, and tenths of hectopascals (or millibars which is the same as a hectopascal). Sea-level pressure is a mandatory element. Sea-level pressure values generally fall between 950 and 1050 hectopascals. A pressure of 1012.5 hPa would be plotted as 125, without the decimal point. A pressure of 996.4 hPa would be plotted as 964. Since only the tens, units and tenths digits are plotted, then to decode the plotted values and obtain the actual sea-level pressure, either a 9 or a 10 must be prefixed to the plotted values and the decimal point placed between the middle and last digit of the plotted values. If prefixing a 9 to the plotted digits makes the result lower than 950.0 hectopascals, then you should prefix a 10 rather than a 9. If prefixing a 10 makes the result greater than 1050 hectopascals, then you should prefix a 9 rather than a 10. This works for most sea level pressure values.
"ppp" represents the Amount of Pressure Change that occurred during the last three hours at the station. The tens, units and tenths of hectopascals is plotted without the decimal point. Thus, a pressure change of 02.4 hPa would be plotted as 024. The amount of pressure change is plotted in conjunction with the pressure tendency symbol and both are mandatory elements.
"a" represents the Pressure Tendency, sometimes called the barometric trace characteristic. It shows how the pressure behaved during the past 3 hours. Look under the column labeled "a" on table 2 in exercise 1 of your Laboratory Manual. This shows the symbols to be used to indicate the pressure tendency. Notice that the symbols for numbers 0 to 3 all end at a higher point than they begin. This means that the sea-level pressure is now higher than it was 3 hour ago. Notice that the symbol for number 4 is a straight line. This means the pressure is now the same as it was 3 hours ago. Note, it may have increased, then decreased, or decreased, then increased, but it is now the same as 3 hours ago. For numbers 5 to 8, the symbol ends at a point lower than it began. This means the sea-level pressure is lower than 3 hours ago. When plotting the pressure tendency and amount of pressure change, the first symbol to the right of the station circle will be either a + (when using symbol 0, or 1, or 2, or 3), a blank (when using symbol 4), or a - (when using symbol 5, or 6, or 7, or 8). Next is plotted the amount of pressure change, ppp, with no decimal point. Next is plotted the pressure tendency symbol.
"W" represents the Past Weather, the weather that occurred during either the past 3 hours or the past 6 hours depending on the time of the observation. Look under the column labeled "W" on table 2 in exercise 1 of your Laboratory Manual. This shows the symbols to be used to indicate the past weather. Notice that the symbols follow a similar pattern as the symbols on the rows of table 1 for present weather. The plotting model provides for plotting the two most significant past weather events; however, past weather is not a mandatory element and there may be no past weather or only one type of past weather. if past weather is not reported, no symbol is plotted. If past weather is reported, the proper symbol is plotted to the lower right of the station circle.
This is a composite map composed of a satellite image, plotted surface observations for selected stations, an analysis of sea level pressure with fronts and information from weather radars which show the location and intensity of precipitation.
At the bottom of the map are intensity levels (from 1 to 6) which show the relative intensity of precipitation, six being the heaviest precipitation. The clouds are shown as white areas across the map. The dark, blue, thin lines are isobars (lines of equal pressure). The heavy blue lines are cold fronts and the heavy red lines are warm fronts. Alternating blue and read mean a stationary front and a heavy purple line is an occluded front. Centers of high pressure are indicated with a H and centers of low pressure are indicated with a L .
Study the composite map and answer the following questions.
Plotting Upper-Air Observation Elements.
This image is the model for plotting data about a station circle on a constant-pressure map. The maps of upper-air observations are called constant-pressure maps because the air temperature, dew point temperature, the wind speed and direction plotted on a particular map; e.g., a 500-hPa (or 500-mb) map, are all measured at the level above each station where the pressure is 500 hectopascals (or millibars). The height at which a particular pressure value is found is different for each station. Therefore, instead of doing an analysis of pressure on an upper-air map, (constant-pressure map), an analysis of height is done, much as a topographic map.
Common upper-air (constant-pressure) maps which you will see on the hallway map display are: 850-mb, 700-mb, 500-mb, 300-mb, 250-mb, 200-mb. The following describes the procedure for plotting the observed data.
TT represents Air Temperature. Air Temperature is plotted to the nearest whole degree Celsius.
hhh represents the Height of the Constant-Pressure Surface above sea level. The height of the constant-pressure surface is plotted to the nearest whole meters on the 850- and 700-hPa map and to the nearest tens of meters on the 500-hPa map and those maps aove 500 hPa. Only three digits are plotted. On the 850- and 700-hPa map, the thousands digit is dropped. on the 500-hPa map and above the units digit is dropped.
DD represents the Dew Point Depression. The dew point depression is the difference between the air temperature and the dew point. The dew point is always less than, or the same as the air temperature. The dew point depression is plotted to the nearest whole degree Celsius. If the dew point depression is equal to 5 or less, the station circle is shaded.
hchc represents the12-hour Height Change. The 12-hour height change is the difference between the height of the particular pressure surface 12-hours ago and the current height.
This image shows the latest analysis for upper-air conditions at a level of 850 hPa, approximately 1500 meters (5000 feet) above sea level. The black lines are contours, or isoheights. The, dashed lines are isotherms.
Data is plotted about the station circles in blue. Note: Contrary to the standard format given above, on this image map and the next map for 500 millibars the height value is plotted using four digits rather than three. Normally, for plots of the height at which 850 hPa is found, a height of 1468 meters would be plotted as 468, however on this image, all four digits are plotted as 1468.
Close the 850 hPa map when finished with problem 16.
This next image is an example of an analyzed 500 hPa map. The standard method is for the units digit of the height of 500 hPa to be rounded up or down to the nearest tens of meters when plotted on the map. Thus, a height of 5854 meters is normally plotted as 585 to the upper right of the station. However, on this image, the complete height, including the units digit, is plotted. Like the 850 hPa map, the black lines represent isoheights (contours), lines of equal height; the dashed, lines represent isotherms, lines of equal temperature. Wind speed, wind direction, air temperature, dew point and height are all plotted in blue about the station circle. The center of low height centers and high height centers are indicated by an L or H, respectively.
Close the 500-hPa map when finished with problem 17.
The table of problem 18 provides data obtained from rawinsonde observations.
The table below gives the station name, the five-digit identifier for the station, (called the block and station number), the temperature, the dew point, the height at which the measurement was made and the wind direction and wind speed at this height. We are using data only for the level at which a pressure of 500 hPa is found. As you can see, a pressure of 500 hPa is found at different heights in the atmosphere. A pressure of 500 hPa is approximately 7.25 pounds per square inch.
You have looked at the latest 850 mb and the latest 500 mb upper-air analyses and seen how the height of these pressure surfaces is represented by contour lines, much as the contour lines on a topographic map. You should have noticed that the contour lines nearly parallel the direction of the plotted wind barbs. This is an aid when analyzing upper-air maps.
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Sarah Orne Jewett.
Six men were going home from work together. They had been shingling the south gable-end of a new country house, and the owner, a Boston man, had just telephoned down that everybody might knock off work at three o'clock so that those who wished could take the four o'clock train to town. Most of the gang did wish this before the Fourth of July and they were nearly all Boston men who had been sent down by the building contractor. The six shinglers came down their ladder and walked away together. Jim Fisher had his bicycle, but he trundled it along by hand and walked with his mates. They could still hear hammers knocking in the great house where some of the boys were lingering to end off part of the standing finish in one of the lower rooms. Work was being rushed and they had set themselves a stint, and loyally stood by to close the thing just right.
"I never saw a house put together so quick," said a sober-looking fellow named Allison to Jim Fisher, who turned to look back. "Quick's a room's parted off, on go the laths, and before the lathers get out the plasterers step in. Wonder the paperers don't chase them right round the four wet walls."
"Takes some folks a good while to find out that it's just as cheap to pay twenty men one day as 'tis to pay one man twenty days," said Jim Fisher.
"There ain't many bosses can handle a large crew to good advantage," said a wise round-shouIdered old man who wore spectacles at his work and liked a good political argument at noon over his dinner pail. He was the only one of the six who lived in the town, and Charley Burrill had boarded with him all the spring. Charley Burrill was a brisk-looking Boston fellow who did a first-rate week's work and dressed himself with noticeable smartness on Sunday.
"You're right there!" said this young man; "trouble's apt to be with the boss. Last job I was on, we were standin' round most of our time waitin' an' tumblin' right over one 'nother. Men come down from the city with all their solder furnaces an' riggin' to do a piece o' the roofing before the roof was boarded. There was one of 'em used to practice 'Anne Laurie' on a cornet under the stone shed, an' miss the same note every time, till one day a fellow went down out o' the third story to break the old toot horn over his head."
"Wish I was a boss," said Jim Fisher, cheerfully.
"No, you don't; not that kind," said old Thorndike. "Tell you I'm older'n you boys be, and I've noticed ever since I was a boy myself that folks always done well that done their fair day's work, an' all died poor that had a spell o' thinkin' they were goin' to get rich out o' shirkin'. Nothin' for nothin's a pretty safe rule."
"Goin' to preach this comin' Sunday, elder?" inquired Jim Fisher, with polite interest.
"No, I ain't, sir," answered Abel, good-naturedly. "My ambitions all run toward practicin'. I'm goin' to celebrate the Fourth o' July, though; perhaps you ain't aware it comes to-morrow, or do you have a special one o' your own up to Boston?"
"What are you going to do, elder?" demanded Jim Fisher. The six men had fallen into single file along the narrow footpath, but Fisher stopped and let the rest go by.
"What be I goin' to do?" repeated the old man, a little confused and glancing at Charley Burrill. "Well, sir, my folks can celebrate as well as anybody round here, but 'twould seem plain to Boston folks."
"Don't let Charley spoil his nice new clothes with snapcrackers," said Jim, and Charley Burrill blushed as was expected. He had said early in the day that he was not going home for the Fourth, and they all knew the reason. They had come to a turn in the road and Jim Fisher sprang on his wheel and whirled away, leaving everybody to plod behind.
"Be careful, Charley!" he shouted, and young Burrill shouted gayly back as he went down the lane with Abel Thorndike. Thorndike's house was on the river bank, and there were some apple-trees by it and a little flower-garden in front. As the two men came to the gate a pretty girl looked out of the window and threw her sewing on the table and came out to meet them.
Abel Thorndike sat on his doorstep after supper, reading the "Life of Washington." The younger members of his household were leaning over the gate talking and looking at the river.
"My pity sakes!" exclaimed Mr. Thorndike, with enthusiasm. "Just see what a man Washington was! Here it is in his great address: "Watch your majorities as carefully as if they were kings,' says he: why, General Washington was a prophet!"
The young lovers turned a little embarrassed at being interrupted, while the old carpenter took off his spectacles and laid down the big book with an impressive air. Charley began to think that they had better walk down the lane.
"Here 'tis Fourth o' July again, and how few folks thinks what it all means," said Abel. "I don't want to waste as good a day as there is in the year. I always feel as if I ought to go to meetin' part o' the day, and sit and think about my country and them that give it to me."
"We're sober enough Decoration Day," said Phebe. "Why, father, we ought to be gay 's we can Fourth o' July; there's a time to rejoice, ain't there? I've got your flags all ready to put right out in the morning anyway."
"Don't you be scared, Phebe!" said the old man. "I'm goin' to rejoice. What have you two young creatures got in mind to do? I don't expect you'll want me to go along anyway,[.]" and he smiled at them with open recognition of a happy fact of which they fancied him quite unconscious. They were not used to the happiness of being lovers, and his face just then seemed the kindest face in the world.
"I've spoken for a team," said Abel, innocently. "I knew Charley'd want one and you have to speak a long while beforehand to get the best, such days. I'm goin' to give ye both a first-rate ride in the afternoon an' in the evenin' I shall want Charley to help me with my fireworks. I've done so well working all the spring on this good job that I've got plenty o' money to fool round a little. There's some boy left in me yet, old's I be. Some years in the past I ain't been able to have anything but a good bonfire, but I've always had that."
"Good for you, sir!" said Charley Burrill.
"It ain't a bit o' harm to have a little pleasurin'; a good deal of a man's life has to be kind of dull," reflected Abel Thorndike, as he stood at the gate and watched the young couple drive away. They had called to him in distress when they found the one pleasure carriage which he allowed himself the summer through was a single-seated buggy. Charley Burrill shouted for the stable boy who was running up the lane. "You've made a mistake!" he said.
"No, no, 'twas just as I ordered; you can go by yourselves to-day," and the father looked from one face to the other. "I was young myself once, and I ain't ready either," he added, by way of final excuse.
Phebe put her arm round her father's neck and kissed him; she looked more like her mother than usual that day. And Abel Thorndike felt a sudden pang of loneliness.
"There, there! you go off and find some nice roads up country; I don't expect to see you till supper time an' we'll make a light supper anyway after our good dinner o' lamb an' green peas, 'tis my great treat," he said. "An' after dark we'll touch the fireworks off. I shall be glad to set an' rest an' read my 'Life o' Washington' an' I may get a nap!"
Burrill ventured to laugh, but he had a new understanding of the happiness of holiday making, and started off gayly to make the most of his afternoon.
Early that evening they watched an eager crowd assembling on the opposite river bank.
"You see they always expect something from me," said old Abel, apologetically. "This year I'm goin' to surprise 'em. Some say it's foolish to burn up money so, but folks about here don't have the interests they do in Boston, an' 'tis one way to enjoy themselves. I used to think when I was a boy and my folks were pinched an' poor, some day I'd get ahead an' then nobody should forget the Fourth where I was. 'Tain't no common day, an' I ain't goin' to behave as if I thought so. Phebe says you've given her an elegant time this afternoon, an' she's come home happy's a queen. I feel grateful to see her so happy, and now we'll fetch those boxes out o' the shop an' touch things off an' celebrate extra this year. Folks say my fireworks always looks so pretty, all double an' shinin' in the river."
Next day the shingling gang was at work again, and all the hammers going inside and outside the great house.
"What did you do yesterday?" somebody asked Jim Fisher.
"Oh, nothing particular. I didn't spend a cent an' 'twas too hot to go off anywhere on my wheel," said Jim, despondently. "'Tain't much of a day after you've got past snap crackers."
"You ought to have seen the way they celebrate down here," announced Charley Burrill, proudly. "Best Fourth I ever had!" and he and Abel Thorndike did not look at each other, but their hearts seemed to touch.
"I always read a good long chapter in my 'Life o' Washington,'" said old Abel, as he reached for more nails. "Trouble is, you young fellows don't half know what a country you've got behind you."
"A Village Patriot" was purchased from Jewett by the Bacheller Syndicate in 1896 and probably appeared in several publications. One of these was the Boston Evening Transcript (July 3, 1896). Diana Ben-Aaron of the University of Helsinki discovered a copy in the New York Times of July 4, 1896. See also The Milwaukee Journal, July 3, 1896, p.10.
Yet another appearance was The Pocket Magazine, where it was apparently reprinted in July 1897, (IV,3, 133-143), from which this text is taken. This copy is made available courtesy of Jean-Paul Michaud. Richard Cary reprinted the text apparently from the Evening Transcript in Uncollected Stories of Sarah Orne Jewett. Errors have been corrected, except where noted below, and indicated with brackets. If you notice errors or items needing annotation, please contact the site manager.
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Fourth of July: Celebration in the United States of the signing of the "Declaration of Independence" on July 4, 1776.
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Quick's: This text is inconsistent in spacing for contractions with "as." I have left these as in the original.
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'Anne Laurie': Alicia Ann Spottiswoode, Lady John Montague-Douglas Scott (1810-1900), is the author of the lyrics to the popular song, "Annie Laurie."
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snapcrackers: firecrackers for celebrating July 4. This word is variously given in the text, and I have left the variations as in the original.
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"Life of Washington" ... "Watch your great majorities as if they were kings": The Life of Washington in which this quotation appears has not been located, nor has the quotation itself been authenticated. Assistance is welcome.
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Decoration Day: Celebrated on May 30 to honor the dead of the American Civil War by decorating their graves. Later became Memorial Day, on which all deceased American veterans are remembered.
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Edited and annotated by Terry Heller, Coe College.
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Turkmenistan Government delegates get exposure to the UK juvenile justice system
ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, 8 August 2011 – The Government of Turkmenistan delegation comprising of the representatives of the Ministries of Interior and Foreign Affairs, Prosecutor General's Office, Mejlis and Supreme Court had an introduction to the UK juvenile justice system during a weeklong study tour organized by the United Nations Children's Fund in Turkmenistan. UNICEF's partner organization, the Essex Children's Legal Centre, exposed the delegation to the work of different bodies within the system, including multi-agency collaboration and community based initiatives at all levels of the juvenile justice process.
During the study tour, the delegates had an overview of the Children's Legal Centre that promotes children's rights in the UK and worldwide. They have also familiarized with the international juvenile justice standards and how those standards were implemented in the UK where the system calls for effective diversion and finding alternatives in order to avoid imprisonment of children.
The delegates have visited a number of institutions that aim at addressing the needs of young offenders and ensuring the child-friendly justice processes. The institutions included the Youth Offending Institution, Reparation Service, Youth Court, Police Station, Youth Inclusion Organization, and Secure Training Centre.
Following the visit, the members of the Turkmen delegation will discuss the practices which they could adapt in their respective agencies.
The study tour served as one of the components of UNICEF's ongoing support to the Government of Turkmenistan in reforming the juvenile justice system. For the last few years the Government of Turkmenistan, with UNICEF's technical assistance, has identified areas in the national legislation to make it compliant with international juvenile justice standards. The Government carried out a number of awareness raising events on children's rights, and established institutional linkages with the world leading child protection institutions.
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Lookin' at Girlzzz ... **MTV Awards Edition**
1. Nicki Minaj had a wardrobe malfunction at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday.
During her opening performance, the rapper's dress seemed to come apart, and Minaj was forced to hold it together.
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5. Speaking of skin, Wiz Khalifa's wife Amber Rose showed up in a very skimpy dress, which actually just looked like a lot of necklaces around her body ... with a few bunched-up spots to cover her private parts. Barely.
Here's Amber Rose channeling Rose McGowan's infamous #VMAs look from 1998 http://t.co/ISNKMHCoW5 pic.twitter.com/49SA2A1dq6
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6. Katy Perry showed up with white rapper Riff Raff, and they were both wearing denim. ALL denim. It was a callback to when Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake rocked the all-denim look at the "American Music Awards" in 2001.
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University of Colorado at Boulder Research Associate Craig Lee found the atlatl dart, a spear-like hunting weapon, melting out of an ice patch high in the Rocky Mountains close to Yellowstone National Park. Lee, a specialist in the emerging field of ice patch archaeology, said the dart had been frozen in the ice patch for 10 millennia...
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Sunday, July 25, 2010
Hunting weapon 10,000 years old found in melting ice patch
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Monday, July 19, 2010
August Events at SRAC
Barclay Mountain by Matt Carl - BCHS Tue, August 3, 6:30pm – 7:30pm at SRAC - 345 Broad Street Waverly, NY
"Old Barclay: A History of Coal Mining on Barclay Mountain" "Old Barclay: A History of Coal Mining on Barclay Mountain" reviews the story of Barclay Mountain's now deserted coal mining settlements, including Barclay, Fall Creek, Dublin, Graydon, Foot of Plane, Carbon Run, and Long Valley. The old methods of coal mining are described and the development of the incline plane, railroad, and canal system are also briefly discussed. General Admission: $5, SRAC members and students $4. Admission price includes admission to the SRAC exhibit hall. Presale tickets are available at SRAC during normal business hours.
Stacey Jones "Ghost Cop" & TV Personality Sat, August 7, 6:30pm – 7:30pm at SRAC: 345 Broad Street, Waverly, NY
Stacey Jones "Ghost Cop": Top female Paranormal Investigator in USA Stacey was on 2 episodes of "A Haunting" on Discovery Channel; "Hidden Terror" and "Ghost Hunter" She was also on the series "One Step Beyond"-Discovery Channel, and featured on upcoming episode of "Ghost Adventures", She is also the lead in upcoming "CNY Spirits" -The CW Syracuse 8/28/10 Stacey gives lectures around the country for colleges, universities and Paranormal Conferences and founded 1st Paranormal Investigation Team in New York-called the "Central New York Ghost Hunters" which is the largest group in New York state. She has 25 years experience and CNY Ghost Hunters have been voted 2nd Best Organization in USA! Don't miss your chance to meet the most experienced paranormal investigator New York state! General Admission: $6, SRAC members and students $4. Admission price includes admission to the SRAC exhibit hall. Presale tickets are available at SRAC during normal business hours.
PA Andaste Chapter of Archaeology: The Kennedy Site: by Ted Keir Mon, August 16, 6:30pm – 7:30pm at SRAC - 345 Broad Street, Waverly, NY
The "Kennedy site" is the Athens Susquehannock archaeological site having a large longhouse and village. Historical artifacts were found at the site that relate the people who lived there to those who were were thought to have left our region earlier than this site suggests, while other artifacts relate the site to some of the earlier sites known in Athens. As result, this site and our area has been thought of by many as the birth place of the Susquehannock warriors - who would become the only tribe that the Iroquois would ever fear. Many other interesting facts about this site will be shared on this free night of education presented by the Andaste Chapter of Pennsylvania and Ted Keir. Admission: Free Admission Night!
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Saturday, July 10, 2010
Early Frontier Jacket Donated to SRAC
The Wayne, NY Historical Society recently donated a rawhide jacket to SRAC that is reportedly over 150 years old and made by a member of the Cree Indian tribe. The Cree Indians live in southern Canada and in some parts of the United States; North Dakota and Montana. The jacket, which is now on display at SRAC was a part of the Edward Wixon collection in Wayne, NY and will continue with that name at SRAC.
We want to thank the Wayne Historical Society for thinking of SRAC when they were looking for a new home for this impressive artifact,it is the first piece of clothing that we have add ed to our exhibit and I am sure it will be a popular piece with our visitors.
SRAC is located at 345 Broad Street Waverly, NY and is open from 1-5pm Mondays through Fridays and Saturdays from 11am – 4pm. To learn more about SRAC, visit www.SRACenter.org.
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A single girl child seeking admission to the Kendriya Vidyalaya Sanghathan will get special consideration if she fails to make it due to poor showing in the rank list of the entrance examination, provided she gets the minimum marks.
Human Resource Development Minister Arjun Singn has taken a decision to this effect in his capacity as KVS Chairman.
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Besides, if there are single girl children left among the unsuccessful applicants for class I after filling up all seats, two single girl children will be admitted over the sanctioned intake in each section of class I. Preference will be given to applicants as per priority categories laid down in the admission guidelines. Over 10,300 single girl children have benefited from the Government's decision to provide fee waiver.


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I'm still hoping to manage an entry for the September chocolate Bake-Off, but couldn't resist starting a conversation about next month.
Hmmm, I was thinking maybe we pick a chapter from RHC, perhaps the Butter and Oil cakes chapter? Or Baby Cakes?
The other thought I had was to do something Halloween-themed, but I don't think our friends across the pond celebrate Halloween, is that right Jeanette and Annie?
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Thread: Apprantly we injured Brady.
01-21-2013, 11:41 PM #1On The Practice Squad
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Apprantly we injured Brady.
Quarterback Tom Brady is the latest Patriot to withdraw from the Pro Bowl due to injury, as he joined wide receiver Wes Welker, guard Logan Mankins and nose tackle Vince Wilfork among those who will not play in this Sunday's game.(pro bowl)
I think he is full of S*** he just needed a way to bail out after falling short of his goal.
Source is AFC BLOG sorry forgot to mention that
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Re: Apprantly we injured Brady.
I didn't know a bruised ego was that devastating.
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Re: Apprantly we injured Brady.
Good thing we gave the AFC another QB to take his place.
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Re: Apprantly we injured Brady.
He hurt his man-gina.Way Down South in New Orleans
Re: Apprantly we injured Brady.
Well, that clears things up. It's no wonder the Ravens beat the Patriots. Every good player on the Patriots was injured.
Re: Apprantly we injured Brady.
I bet he's injured. It would explain why we shut him out in the 2d half. That never happened before up there. Just
saying, ya know.
Mc Creary and Goose busted Gannon's shoulder in the last SB run in OAK. Goose even jumped up to get leverage and
then came crashing down on it as he screamed in pain. Goose was fined for it too but Gannon was ruined after that
even though he stayed in the game.
And it still shows how much he hates the Ravens when he's on TV. Mention them and you can see his blood boiling.
They said we injured Brady in 08 when we beat him up there in the POs 27-0 or he was injured before the game.
No wonder they played scared in the 2d half. ILAMO
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Re: Apprantly we injured Brady.
Patriots are to good to play in the Pro Bowl. That would be below them
Re: Apprantly we injured Brady.
Classy move IMO putting aside your dislike for a franchise to support an alumni. :)A linebacker's job is to knock out running backs, to knock out receivers, to chase the football,
-Ray Lewis
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Re: Apprantly we injured Brady.
He probably pulled his hamstring trying to kick Ed Reed on that slide.
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Re: Apprantly we injured Brady.
Is anyone surprised?
That guy has had a mysterious shoulder injury for like 3 years now. He's always on the injury report.Disclaimer: The content posted is of my own opinion.
Re: Apprantly we injured Brady.
Well, that explains it. You know the Beach Boys song - "Be true to your school." ILMAO
I like Pink Floyd's song better "We don't need no education. We're just a brick in the wall."
or Alice Cooper's song - "School's Out"
or the Brownsville Station song "Teacher, I'm fully aware, smoking in the bath room aint allowed."
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Dave Chappelle is a li'l different. He has his off-the-wall comedy, but if you weren't listening to him and just reading the script without the humor, you'd think he was a politician, a civil rights leader, an activist, a sociologist, psychologist, historian and young black man in America wrapped into one.
We were introduced to Mr. Bigsby by Dave Chappelle, met The N*ggers and even I want to order a bottle of Samuel Jackson though I don't drink beer. But does anyone appreciate why? Is it just comedy Chappelle is delivering, or is he also raising our awareness of how our society is still plagued by stereotypes, racism and ignorance? Comedy is just his forum to deliver his message just as President Bush uses town hall meetings saturated with only his supporters.
Sure Chappelle was awarded more money than politicians make in a lifetime at once, and it was because he has a way of making us laugh at ourselves and our society, but it seems he also is trying to tell society something about itself in the process and no one is listening. I'm sure everywhere he goes people are yelling out, "I'm Rich, B*tch!" and it has to be driving him crazy. The only worse situation is the Verizon Wireless guy hearing, "Can you hear me now?" everywhere he goes.
I feel for Dave Chappelle because he's much more intelligent than people give him credit. It's not that anyone is claiming he's shallow-minded or dumb; it's that people do not give him the credit he deserves for knowing what's really going on in this world. I would love to sit down and have a conversation with him about world events such as what America is really doing in Iraq (or shall I say the Middle East and Central Asia). I'm curious how he feels about the media coverage of all these missing girls, none named Shameka or Lacrecia. Any ideas of what Chappelle would say about the Michael Jackson case?
Perhaps people don't want to hear it because they watch The Dave Chappelle Show because they're trying to get away from such a serious world. Chappelle is like the safe house from the evils of the world. Maybe everyone watches The Dave Chappelle Show because they can't wait to see who he impersonates next like he did Rick James, Lil Jon and my favorite, Prince.
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THE WINNER: Illinois over Oklahoma State in the March 26 final.
AND HERE IS WHY: In this era of college basketball in which, because of the lure of the NBA dollars, players are bailing on college earlier and earlier – or not going at all. So, in most instances, teams with great chemistry, terrific guard play and a passion for playing sound defense for 40 minutes, get to Final Fours. And Bruce Weber's team has each of those elements covered. Then again, so do the Cowboys of Eddie Sutton. But this Illinois team is more multi-dimensional than the Saint Joseph's club that Oklahoma State barely edged in a regional final to get to San Antonio a year ago. And, minus Tony Allen, the Cowboys just aren't quite as good as they were 12 months ago.
ANOTHER OPTION: Arizona, if it can sidestep a potential stumbling block in Game 1 (Utah State, in Boise Thursday), and if the rest of its offense is functioning well enough that Salim Stoudamire doesn't need to score 30+ points to keep his club in the hunt each game.
THE WINNER: Wake Forest over Washington in the March 26 final.
AND HERE IS WHY: I seem to be give this region's top seed – Washington – much more of an opportunity to earn its way to St. Louis than most other national prognosticators. The Huskies' relentlessness, at both ends of the floor, along with their multiple scoring options from the perimeter (Tre Simmons, Nate Robinson and Will Conroy) and from inside or out (Brandon Roy, Mike Jensen, Jamaal Williams and Bobby Jones), make them as dangerous as North Carolina or Illinois over 94 feet. They'll get a severe test in the second round against a Pacific or Pittsburgh club that will slow it down and try to exploit a perceived weakness in the team's post defense. Ultimately, though Wake Forest, with guards in Chris Paul and Justin Gray who can stand up to the Huskies' pressure and a forceful post presence in Eric Williams, will have enough answers for all the dilemmas Washington poses. ANOTHER OPTION: Gonzaga. The Bulldogs beat Washington in Spokane in early December and are no doubt confident of their ability to do so again in the Pit some 3 ½ months later. They'll get to the Sweet 16 but probably face too many difficulties in trying to keep Wake Forest's offense in check at that point.
THE WINNER: Connecticut over North Carolina in the March 27 final.
AND HERE IS WHY: This is going on the assumption that Rashad Anderson is healthy and able to make solid contributions. Since Marcus Williams' play began to solidify, I think Connecticut has been the second best team in the country. The team's legion of post players, led by sophomores Josh Boone and Charlie Villanueva, is second to none. Rudy Gay might not produce Carmelo Anthony-like numbers of two years ago for Syracuse but he's going to cause the same kind of inside/outside matchup problems his fellow Baltimore native did while leading the Orangemen (now just "Orange", of course) over Kansas for a national title in 2003. Why am I picking against North Carolina, possibly the most "talented" team in the country (at least in regards to total number of future NBA first-round selections)? I just haven't seen the Tar Heels play the kind of consistently determined defense a team must put on the floor for six consecutive games to win a title. ANOTHER OPTION: Kansas. Wayne Simien is playing phenomenally right now and, with so much NCAA tournament experience on the roster (Simien's classmates Aaron Miles, Keith Langford and Michael Lee have played in 15 tourney games!), nothing is going to rattle this club.
THE WINNER: Duke over Utah in the March 27 final. AND HERE IS WHY: The Blue Devils guard on every possession, they maximize all of their offensive options and they believe they will beat anyone, anywhere. Having Shelden Williams flexing his biceps in the lane and along the baseline, and J.J. Redick running around the perimeter bouncing guys off picks and nailing jumpers from every angle, 20-plus feet from the rim, doesn't hurt, either. But, starting with the second round game against Stanford, Coach Mike Krzyzewski's team is capable of being beaten by anyone if the depth-strapped club gets into foul trouble. And that especially means you, Shavlik Randolph.
ANOTHER OPTION, PLUS ONE: Syracuse and Kentucky. I came-oh-so close to picking the Orange to knock off Duke in a Sweet 16 game – and may regret not doing so. The Wildcats defend well enough to win a national title and no one is better coached. But they have just struggled too often, offensively, to elicit confidence in their ability to score enough points to win six games.
THE SEMIFINALS: Illinois over Wake Forest (the Demon Deacons get their rematch of the 91-73 thumping they took in Champaign on Dec. 1); Duke over Connecticut (the Blue get their rematch of their 79-78 loss to the eventual national champion in a Final Four semi a year ago). THE FINAL: Illinois over Duke (why sway from the "rematch" theme? The Blue Devils pulled away from the Illini in a Sweet 16 game in Atlanta, 72-62). Kentucky


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On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 09:58:54 -0700, Travis Zadikem
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It would work just fine if you knew what it was for. RTFM
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