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| Drug Approvals: Circumstances under which an active ingredient may be simultaneously marketed in both a prescription drug product and an over-the-counter drug product
|FDA Comment Number :
|Submitter :
|Dr. Peter Colosi
|Date & Time:
|10/12/2005 06:10:06
|Organization :
|Franciscan Univ. Steubenville OH, Austrian Campus
|Category :
|Individual Consumer
|Issue Areas/Comments
| A. Should FDA initiate a rulemaking to codify its interpretation of section 503(b) of the action regarding when an active ingredient can be simultaneously marketed in both prescription drug product and an OTC drug product?
| There is no way to regulate that youngsters not obtain anything sold on a shelf. It was easy for me to get beer when I was younger than 18; and it was exciting to succeed at it. When Viagra hit the market there was an explosion of sales and use, prostitution increased you may recall...the same explosion of purchase and use will occur here for all ages. And sales will soar because people will think this is a new cure-all (I bet the commercials have already been produced, they'll be similar to the viagra ones) and now it's right there on the shelf. Research indicates that surgical abortions will not decrease, and it seems that STD's will increase. Those who want you to put this on the shelf know that as soon as it occurs (they wouldn't care if you picked 30 years old as the boarder age, they just want it to be available w/o perscription) the sales will sky rocket. You may be able to tell from this comment, that I am not in favor of abortion, and therefore opposed to this pill as such; my point here, however, is to make the simple point that: young people will be hurt by this pill on a large scale, you will fail in any attempt to regulate this for any age, and the motive for the request you have been given is lust for money not concern for any age group.
| A. Should FDA initiate a rulemaking to codify its interpretation of section 503(b) of the act regarding when an active ingredient can be simultaneously market in both a prescription drug product and an OTC drug product?
|It should NOT be enacted that the same drug be both prescription and OTC.
|B. Is there significant confusion regarding FDA's interpretation of section 503(b) of the act?
|It's perfectly clear to me what you are considering.
|C. If so, would a rulemaking on this issue help dispet that confusion?
|There is no confusion, this manner of formulating the question is odd.
| A. If FDA limited sale of an OTC product to a particular subpopulation, e.g., by making the product available to the subpopulation by prescription only, would FDA be able to enforce such a limitation as a matter of law?
|Of course not, did you ever have someone buy alcohol for you before you were of age?
|B. If it could, would it be able to do so as practical matter and, if so, how?
| It is impossible, and as I mentioned above, those who have asked you for this dual set-up, perscription/OTC, for the same drug do not care what age you pick; there will be a surge of sales as soon as it becomes OTC.
| A. Assuming it is legal to market the same active ingredient in both a prescription and OTC product, may the different products be legally sold in the same package?
|This is an unimportant question.
|B. If the two products may be lawfully sold in a single package, under what circumstances would it be inappropriate to do so?
| Again, I don't see the point this question. However, if you think that a different package will help somehow in the effort to keep this drug out of the hands of younger people, it won't.
|Please see my answer to question 1

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- Collateralized Borrowing and Risk Taking at Low Interest Rates, with Malik Shukayev and Alexander Ueberfeldt European Economic Review, 85, June 2016.
- Heterogeneity and Long-Run Changes in Aggregate Hours and the Labor Wedge, with Alexander Ueberfeldt Journal of Economic Dynamics & Control, 52, March 2015.
Working Papers
- Managing Risk Taking with Interest Rate Policy and Financial Regulations (with Malik Shukayev and Alexander Ueberfeldt), March 2017.
- International Risk Sharing with Endogenously Segmented Asset Markets (with Ananth Ramanarayanan), February 2015.
- Transitional Dynamics of Output and Factor Income Shares: Lessons from East Germany, December 2010
- Previous title: "A Theory of Transition to a Better Technology".
- Driving Forces of the Canadian Economy: An Accounting Exercise with Alexander Ueberfeldt (Bank of Canada), March 2008.
Work in Progress
- Structural Change, Demographics and the Labor Market (with Jim MacGee)
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If you're looking for the true experience of Savannah and want to discover the secrets and hear the stories that'll carry you back through time and into the sights, sounds, culture, charm and hospitality of the Old South—then meet Dottie Barrett, Savannah's most requested historical storytelling tour guide.
Treat yourself and your party to one of her exclusive, by-appointment-only private tours, day trips or excursions.
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Dear Traveler,
There's not another city like Savannah in the country, maybe not in the world. She's so mysterious, eclectic, charming and beautiful. I'm a Southerner and Savannah still blows my mind. She's survived fires, wars, yellow fever epidemics, great wealth and acquired many layers and faces and quite a reputation.
As I tell my guests, "She's sometimes a little naughty and sometimes a little bawdy, but she's always a lady, she always wears her jewels."
To get a clearer picture of what you'll experience during your custom-designed tour, I want you to travel back in time and imagine yourself with...
The first settlers as they carved the original city out of a virgin forest
Colonial soldiers as they prepared for the
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, the second bloodiest battle of the Revolutionary War
who scurried to and from your ship in an amazing maze of underground tunnels
Terrified residents trying to survive the yellow fever epidemics of the 1820's,
Sherman's March
to Savannah and life during the four long years of the Civil War
If your tastes drift more towards art, architecture and culture...
Spend your time exploring General Oglethorpe's original town plan by walking the grid of his 22 planned squares, and taking in the impressive architecture, homes and gardens of Savannah's Historic District
Learn about Savannah's eclectic mix of notable artists, writers and musicians by exploring the places they frequented
Discover how everything and everyone interacted with the river, the railroads, the plantations and trade
If you prefer the glories of nature to history...
We can travel by car, van or riverboat and take a half-day, full-day or two-day adventure into the rivers, marshes and wildlife areas of the Low Country.
Everyone comes to Savannah for a different reason. So you and I will chat a spell on the phone prior to your arrival in Savannah and together we'll plan a tour designed to suit your taste and interests. You'll select:
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- The types of places you want to see most
- How long you want to be touring and
- Your preferred mode of transportation
Here's what guests and Savannah Tourism Leaders say about going on one of Dottie's tours:
"C.A. and I enjoyed being with you last Wednesday. We appreciated you taking your time to give us such a wonderful tour of Savannah. It is such a beautiful and interesting place. We enjoyed every minute of it. Thanks again for being such a wonderful tour guide."
—C.A. and Faye Royal, Salemburg, NC
"Dottie worked with my Westinghouse Client the last two days, they said 'she was the
best tour guide they ever had.'
And they are very well traveled, international people. Every time we left the hotel, the same group wanted her. It's because she's the best storyteller, a very good listener and is down-to-earth and gracious at the same time. There is nothing pretentious about Dottie. She's just so nice, caring and loving. She gives you that warm and fuzzy feeling and people feel such ease with her."
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I offer two types of tours that I will customize to your personal preferences:
History Tours:
The Historic Old Savannah Tour
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Themes for your private Historic Old Savannah Tour may include:
The First Settlers (1733-1763)
The Revolutionary War Years (1763-1787)
The Civil War and Reconstruction Years (1850-1870)
Savannah Homes and Gardens
Savannah Artists and Writers
Savannah's Architecture
Urban Planning (General Oglethorpe's original design and the 22 squares)
The Smart Marys of Savannah (4 strong women named Mary, their deeds, their eccentricities and their influence on Southern and American history, art, architecture and culture from 1733 to the present)
Regional Antiques
Low Country Plantations
Once you select your theme(s), I'll describe the types of places we can visit based on your interests, time frame and transportation preference.
Here are 3 convenient ways to tour Savannah's Historic District:
By air conditioned or heated car (the modern way—no walking in summer!)
By private horse-drawn carriage (the elegant way)
By foot (the way to see things up close)
How much you see and the amount of detail included in your tour will depend on how much time you want to spend touring, the distance between destinations and your transportation selections.
Here are 3 options for how long your tour can be:
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The Two-Day Excursion
includes an overnight stay in Charleston while touring the finest plantations of the Low Country. (A two-hour drive from Savannah.)
Once we're out, I'm completely open and flexible to whatever you and your family or group wants to do. Want to stop somewhere and explore or get an ice cream? Great. It's your tour and I want you to enjoy it.
And I welcome questions. In fact, I encourage them even in the middle of my presentation. It keeps your tour fresh and makes it more meaningful to you and your interests.
After you've selected your theme(s) and destinations, I'll design a tour itinerary and e-mail you a copy.
When you arrive at your hotel, just call me and we'll decide where to meet. I'll pick you up and off we'll go!
More comments about Dottie's tours:
"It's just a fantastic experience being with her. I recently had a coordinator tell me that 'this has been the best tour experience we've ever had' and it's because of Dottie. She's considered the #1 history tour guide. She can do this because she knows Savannah's history so well and she presents it in such a great way, with all those stories. She's read all kinds of books about Savannah, the women of Savannah and all the plantations and everything else. She even gets standing ovations all the time at the end of her tours."
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The truth is, I've never had anyone ask for their money back and I've taken over 2,000 guests on tours of Savannah, Charleston and the Low Country since 1988.
Just remember, I am a true Southerner
—the great-granddaughter of a Confederate captain—so I offer a decidedly Southern point of view on everything that happened here. If you can't cotton to that, you probably shouldn't take my tour because whatever we talk about, and whatever adventure we go on, you're gonna hear it from a true Southerner, because honey, I am what I am!
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is not available and I'm sure lots of people have downloaded it. I actually grabbed it the night before it was announced, got some pre-release info :), and got it burned onto a CD. Or I got the downloaded EXE burned at least.
You see I tried to expand the .EXE and put it on my workstation, thinking I'd burned the setup to CD and have it ready. However my C: drive is low on space, down to about 900MB and so when it asked for a path, I chose the E: drive, which has about 6GB.
And about 10 minutes into the process I got a "not enough space on c:" message and it failed. And cleaned up, so no files on E:. So I clean off some space, kill temp files, etc and I'm at about 1.1GB. Same thing happens, which #@%#$%#$%'d me off and I just burned the image.
I'd held off installing it, however, or at least I held off once I verified the upgrade from June didn't work. Mostly because I'm tech reviewing a book and wasn't sure if June or Sept would apply. I got the news a couple days ago that Sept is fine, so I ran the Build cleanup wizard and removed SQL Server 2005 and .NET 2.0. Then I tried installing and got ".NET 2.0 components, beta components, error" and it failed. I remembered I had VS2005 setup, so I uninstalled that, rebooted, and tried again.
C'mon guys. No space on the c: drive when I specified another one? Cleanup and uninstall not working because of some proper order!! These are rookie mistakes, Windows 3.1 or 954 mistakes. I'm annoyed and disappointed that this type of stuff is still occurring in MS products.
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While the Soldier Hospitality House is dedicated year-round to helping soldiers and their families, the house directors take extra care on holidays to ensure no one has to be alone.
"On family holidays, I don't want anybody to be alone," said Elizabeth May, who, with her husband Chris, took over as directors of the house last year. This will be their second Thanksgiving offering free food and fellowship.
Run by the evangelical mission agency Cadence International, the hospitality house is nestled on about 16 acres of land in south Killeen and is a homelike environment where soldiers can go on weekends to relax, make friends or just get away from the barracks. Families are also welcome and a new playground outside is available for children.
With their average Sunday lunch crowd of about 70 people, the couple said they are expecting about 120 people to join them for turkey this Thanksgiving.
But it's about more than just a free meal, said Chris May. It's about the family environment and the fellowship that just can't be re-created in a restaurant, dining facility or alone with a microwaved meal.
For the many young couples who attend weekend events, such as Bible study or Friday game night, it's also a way to get a home-cooked meal, without preparing a whole turkey for just two people.
"I enjoy being able to communicate with other soldiers and families and making friends here," said Sarah Rench.
She found the hospitality house just after arriving at Fort Hood in September with her husband, Spc. Josh Rench.
Their on-post housing wasn't ready and they needed somewhere to stay.
"We were staying in a hotel with no one else around. She was able to be here all day with someone else to talk to," said Josh Rench, of 1st Battalion, 5th Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division.
The couple was able to stay in the house nearly two weeks and was actually sad to leave for their own home, Sarah Rench said.
"Since it's Christian-based, you only get positive influences and interactions here," she said.
They plan to attend Thanksgiving at the house and have invited friends along.
"We want them to invite people and for people not part of the normal group to come out," said Chris May. "They are much more likely to come on a holiday than during the regular time."
Sgt. 1st Class Tony Durham, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, is a geographic bachelor taking advantage of the hospitality house's RV hookups and described the house as his "home at home."
"For me, it's about being able to stay here and have a place to go when my family is not near and have another family to spend time with," he said.
At Thanksgiving, he said, while the meal is nice, it's not center stage.
"The emphasis here is about hanging out with people," he said.
"Any soup kitchen can hand out a free meal and set you on your way. This place is more about meeting people and making friends."


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Slow start too much for Geibel volleyball to overcome in playoff loss to Laurel
For the majority of Tuesday's WPIAL Class A preliminary-round playoff volleyball match between Geibel and Laurel at North Allegheny, the Gators and Spartans played on even terms.
The exception was the first set, and it proved to be a huge difference-maker.
Geibel came out flat in the first set, and it cost the Gators dearly as the Spartans picked up the five-set win, 25-10, 25-27, 26-24, 20-25, 15-12.
"We came out stiff as a board," Geibel coach Rick Watkins said. "We were competitive in the final four sets, but to throw one away like that puts you in a deep hole."
The Gators (8-6) did their best to dig out of that hole, but too many times Geibel buried itself again.
"We had more unforced errors than they did in every game," Watkins said. "That's tough when you're giving points away.
"When we played without errors, I thought we did a heck of a job. I just wish we could have been a little more consistent with it."
Geibel couldn't get anything going in the first set, and Laurel raced out to an 8-0 lead. Kills by Mackenzie Mraz and Rachael Baker helped stake the Spartans to a big lead early.
Despite his team being dominant in the first set, Laurel coach Joe Maslyk knew the Gators wouldn't go quietly.
"It's never easy," Maslyk said. "After the first game, I think our intensity dropped, but one of the things about these girls is that they will fight, and I'm happy that they were able to fight and pull out the win."
The Gators recovered in the second set. Rachel Elias helped Geibel even the match at a game apiece with a couple of big blocks then finished the second set with back-to-back kills.
In the third set, Riley Bocan knocked down three aces to give the Gators a 16-12 lead. But Laurel regrouped and tied it before Mraz came up with a kill, and Ellen Shaffer gave the Spartans a 2-1 lead in games with a set-deciding tip.
Again, Geibel responded. In the fourth set, strong net play by Bocan and Haley Solan gave Geibel a 15-10 lead. Laurel came back, but Solan delivered a kill to give Geibel a 20-18 edge, and the Gators went on to even the match and force a fifth set.
Geibel jumped to a 2-0 lead in the final set, but Laurel was too much, and a big kill down the stretch by Baker helped the Spartans advance.
For the Gators, the season comes to an end, but Watkins isn't judging his team on its record.
"I've always cared about the team more than whether they won or lost," Watkins said. "I love these kids.
"This is a good group, and I'm proud of them."
Elias finished with a team-high 20 kills and 26 digs. Solan also had a big match with 25 digs, nine kills, eight assists and four aces. Ashley Tomasko led Geibel with 35 assists, and Bocan was strong from the line, serving seven aces.
Mraz led Laurel with 13 kills and added 15 points and eight digs. Baker netted nine kills to go along with eight points and seven digs. Allyson Kendall led the Spartans (13-5) with 22 digs and 19 points, and Kristan Fedrizzi added 14 points.
Laurel advances to a first-round match against second-seeded Greensburg Central Catholic at 6 p.m. on Thursday at Freeport.
"I hope we come out and play aggressive," Maslyk said. "If we can get through another round, that would be even better."
Jason Black is the Local Sports Editor of the Daily Courier. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's banner story today was about Gov. Scott Walker's breathtaking effort to gain unilateral power to sell state buildings and other public property. You can read this well-reported story yourself at the link below. Walker wants the power to sell state-owned power plants, unused lands -- even University of Wisconsin campus buildings that were paid for with dedicated private donations or student fees. Bye-bye, Kohl Center, maybe, or perhaps UW-Madison's student union. They'd fetch a fine price, dontcha know.
The story documents how some state property sales might make bad economic policy. Sure, the sales would bring in some quick cash to help the governor balance his budget. But in the long run, operating costs to the state might very well increase. Worse, the governor wants power to arrange sole-buyer deals without first seeking public bids.
We've heard this story before when, in his first budget proposal, Walker proposed selling off state-owned power plants, many of them situated on University of Wisconsin campuses. That deal was set aside by lawmakers but now it's back, and expanded to a general principle that the governor can hold a state garage sale anytime he likes. And he'd actually might be selling the garage itself.
The rumor the first time Walker's proposal came up was that the notorious Koch brothers wanted the power plants. Now, according to the Journal Sentinel, state power utilities are salviating over them. Whatever that case, it's obvious Walker still wants to shrink state government holdings for short-term (i.e., his political) gain. And he's kicking things up a notch. Again he hides his attempted power grab in the state budget, widening his own power in ways that are quickly turning the governorship of this state into a one-man autocracy.
So kudos to the Journal Sentinel for today reporting much of this in detail and with great prominence. Then again, it appears the paper's editors haven't quite fully grasped the issue. Nor, yet, has the public. Because in the very same issue of the newspaper that features this new Walker power grab, another story trumpets the apparently good news that the Department of Natural Resources is close to buying 140 acres of pristine private land along the Oconomowoc River near the Kettle Moraine State Forest in the Town of Erin.
The private owners told the newspaper they want to preserve the forest and wetlands on the property. They think selling it to the DNR will ensure that. Whoops! Back on the front page, the governor is revealed as seeking blanket power to sell state-owned properties including "unused" lands.
We already knew that to the governor and his team, wetlands and forests are mostly just economic development opportunities. Wisconsin is Open for Business, ya know. After all, the governor and legislature right now are also busy gutting the state's previously bipartisan Stewardship Program, which sets aside public dollars to buy and set aside precious, pristine lands for the benefit of all. And recall Walker's move in his first budget to allow a specific big-box discount store to build on wetlands in the Green Bay area. The measure passed, but the retailer was spooked by widespread public criticism and pulled out of the deal.
And if you think any deed restrictions would stop this sort of opportunism in the case of the Oconomowoc River Valley land the DNR is looking to scoop up, think again. Here in Milwaukee, we're still shaking our heads at how the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and Milwaukee County are busy trampling historic buildings and butterfly habitat to erect an "innovation" center on county grounds in Wauwatosa. Walker's fingerprints are all over that, too, both as governor and when he served (I use the verb advisedly) as Milwaukee County executive. Clearly, this is a man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.
Years before that fiasco, despite seemingly solid deed restrictions, UWM cut deeply into the Downer Woods on its main campus to expand an athletic facility, even though the private land donor had stipulated -- and the university had agreed -- never to touch the woods. Apparently clear-cut contract language meant UWM could clear-cut the woods as needed. Lawyers seemingly can find all sorts of ways around what is supposed to be iron-clad. Restoration of the woods is UWM's official policy today, but restoring developed acreage doesn't seem within those plans. It wanted some of that space for other purposes, and took it.
Which is why I'd counsel that caring couple in the Town of Erin to think twice about selling their beautiful property to the state. Instead consider giving it to the Nature Conservancy or some other private environmental organization that is more likely to honor the land than rip it up for cash and political profit the moment our backs are turned.
Meanwhile, just think of Walker as the governor who paved paradise and put up a parking lot. The guy seems to care a lot all about concrete and highways and the huge sums of money associated with them. But little else.


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IRS snooping on conservative political organizations and Justice Department intrusion into the communications of The Associated Press make one wonder if similar tactics are used on individuals who speak at public forums, send critical emails or otherwise express their freedom of speech.
As we approach Memorial Day to honor our veterans who have sacrificed so much to defend this nation and our Bill of Rights, which defines the limits of government intrusion into citizens' lives, it is indeed sad and alarming that our government would resort to strategies reminiscent of Stalin's KGB and Hitler's Gestapo. That is clearly not what these brave men and women would have expected of our government.
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MCKINLEYVILLE - A man is dead after an early morning solo car crash on Highway 101 at Airport Road. Emergency personnel responded to the scene just before 4:30 a.m. A silver Subaru was off the road and crashed into an embankment. The only occupant, a male driver, was pronounced dead on scene. Based on the location of the Subaru, California Highway Patrol says the vehicle went into the grass center median approaching airport road, drove in between the northbound and southbound portions of the over-pass, and then collided with the embankment. Investigators are awaiting a toxicology report from the coroner to help determine the cause of the crash. The identity of the driver is being withheld at this time.
"One thing I want to point out about this collision is that it was raining at the time of the collision so of course we had wet roadways, probably reduced visibility. It was in the early hours of the morning so it was still dark out. We want to remind motorists that there is rain projected through the weekend at the very least and we are in the middle of the rainy weather here in Humboldt County and the majority of the collisions that we see could be avoided if people would just slow down," Officer Matt Harvey, with the California Highway Patrol, said.


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S.F. apartment rents rise 1.9% in 4th quarter
Updated 5:32 pm, Tuesday, January 7, 2014
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That's the average monthly rent for a San Francisco apartment, compared with $3,105 in New York and $1,441 in Oakland, according to a study by Reis Inc. San Francisco rents, adjusted for landlord give-backs, climbed 1.9 percent in the fourth quarter from the previous period, more than twice the national rate, according to the researcher. Seattle rents increased 7.1 percent last year, the most in the nation, followed by San Francisco at 5.6 percent and San Jose at 5.5 percent.
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Jonathan Blavin, a lawyer for LinkedIn, on unknown hackers who created thousands of bogus member accounts so they could copy information from actual profile pages. The networking site sued the hackers in San Francisco federal court, saying such "data scraping" violates its user agreements and computer-fraud laws. It said they accessed LinkedIn via a cloud-computing platform from Amazon Web Services, which wasn't named as a defendant.
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Barracuda Networks, which makes Internet security and data-protection systems for customers including Oracle and CBS, reports quarterly earnings Thursday for the first time as a public company. Analysts predict the Campbell startup will post a $2.7 million loss on revenue of about $58 million. Barracuda stock has more than doubled since it went public at $18 a share in November, closing Tuesday at $39.53.


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The 2017 Northland Christian School Preschool Program is designed to be a fun, safe learning experience for children 18 months through 5 years of age that have not participated in Kindergarten. The nine week program includes Bible, Art, Singing, Games, Centers, and Group and Individual Play. Opportunities for letter and number recognition, science, social studies and other areas of preschool learning will be explored. Special days are planned for large and small motor development. The regular program day is from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with morning and afternoon care available. Part-time and full-time programs are offered.
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- God created animals and learning about them is lots of fun. From tiny to huge, God made them one by one.
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Though Prince William and Kate Middleton's favorite song is 'Crazy in Love,' The Boombox reports that Jay-Z and Beyoncé won't be performing the huge hit during the royal couple's wedding reception this weekend.
Though rumors of a surprise appearance have circulated for weeks now, Beyoncé's rep confirmed that the "Single Ladies" star can't possibly make an appearance due to a scheduled photo shoot in New York City.
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Terrible, let me explain Rated 2 out of 5 stars
I'm giving it 2 stars because I'm sure it works but I'm just a little annoyed looking for the menu (or a button would have been nice) right next to my adblock on the right side of the browser.
So I found the menu by right clicking top of browser and enabling menu bar. Then you go to Tools > Default User Agent and choose BUT WAIT... there are no user agents to choose from.
So I go to Edit User Agents, ooo ok... a download link. Click it, nope... just a F.A.Q page!!! Here's my favorite question and answer from the f.a.q
Question: Why are there no default user agents when the extension is installed?
Answer: This is a bug....
I've already wasted enough time here ok.. I'm not gonna sit here and search google, figure out how to import something that should have been included. Super annoyed with this add-on, I suggest finding an alternative.
Works once you figure it out Rated 4 out of 5 stars
This is not an out-of-the-box solution. First you have to manually add the toolbar icon. Then, for complete functionality, you will need to download and import the XML file from http://techpatterns.com/forums/about304.html (the default user-agent settings are pretty worthless).
Every time you restart Firefox the User-Agent is reset which is a shame. I needed this to view mobile-only games on my desktop. For that it works just great. 4/5 for functionality and would have been 5/5 if not for the above.
It is worth reading the following link before writing a report or filing a bug: http://chrispederick.com/work/user-agent-switcher/help/#user-agents
Minor bugs, but works OK Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Can't find default list of user agents. Have to use 'edit user agents' at least once before the list appears. But works after that. Hopefully the bug will fixed soon. Thanks.This user has a previous review of this add-on.
Works fine with SeaMonkey 2.39 Rated 4 out of 5 stars
I only did some short tests with SeaMonkey German 2.39 final Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:42.0 from official download area) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/42.0 Build 20151103191810 (Classic Theme) on German WIN7 64bit for "Bug 1242294 - Advertise exactly Firefox when compatMode.firefox is true" <https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1242294>:
Core function works fine.
List of available user agents is difficult to find.
May be shipped user agents need an update? I can't imagine for what IE6 might be useful.
appears to work well with PM Rated 4 out of 5 stars
How can I get it to SAVE the default user agent each time i start up Palemoon as it seems to keep setting it back to default ?
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Having a website tell me that my browser out of date is annoying, I had to use this to get around that. Website developers: make a website that's lightweight and runs on anything, I shouldn't have to update my browser every 6 months just to click "add to cart" or read a news article.
I use this to watch HD videos Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Probably not the normal case usage though. But this lets you get around dumb filtering decisions. One star off as you have to hunt around for agent profiles that aren't included, but those aren't terribly hard to find.
However this combined with FFMpeg, lets you watch HTML5 HD via WebM while still eking out life on a machine with WinXP as the OS. (Don't ask how I figured that out.) Apparently some content or content quality is blocked if those sites don't think you'll meet their ideal requirements, and this add-on allows for a workaround.
Works with a caveat Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Works beautifully with a caveat. You also have to install user_agent_js_fixer to get to work on most web sites now-a-days.
Additional User Agents are found here: http://techpatterns.com/forums/about304.html
Request for Enhancement: allow certain web sites to be fixed to a particular user agent. (UA Control does not work with user_agent_js_fixer.)
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Works flawlessly. Icon can be placed anywhere from menu > customize.
Does not work. Rated 1 out of 5 stars
Makes no change to user agent string regardless of which profile you select.
NOT WORKING HERE. Rated 1 out of 5 stars
Does nothing on this site.www.whatsmyua.com/
Rated 1 out of 5 stars
Did not add button. No way to activate websites. If it takes more than five minutes to figure out how to turn it on, something is wrong.
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
The best user agent switcher out there. I use both the firefox and chrome versions of this addon.
Pointless, only works briefly. Rated 1 out of 5 stars
The author knows the user agent resets every time Firefox is started but does nothing to deal with this.
Çok kullanışlı Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Çok kullanışlı. Ben kullanıyorum tavsiye ederim.
Still working Rated 5 out of 5 stars
For linux users this works great, no issues at all.
A list, if you don't know how to find one.
Rated 1 out of 5 stars
Right now, has been disabled for a week over numerous restarts ... but still exists in my menu bar and still starts up each time firefox does.
VERY disconcerting
Reset on startup Rated 4 out of 5 stars
This is a great addon. To be perfect I had to edit the extension to get rid of that annoying reset on close, to keep user agent between sessions. Fortunately it worked! :D
Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Very few pre-defined profiles. You have to pay for yourself, which is inconvenient. Crooked is integrated in a new menu, ugly.
It's perfect Rated 5 out of 5 stars
It works as mentioned. Great addon.
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Teacher serving students here and abroad
Audra Stablein is using a life experience to try to help underprivileged students in Guatemala as well as educated her own students.
The Belle Vernon Area Spanish language teacher was inspired to do so following a nine-day teacher institute trip to the Central America nation in July.
It was organized by the Stone Center for Latin American Studies at Tulane University. She was sponsored locally by the Center for Latin American Studies through the University of Pittsburgh.
The goal was to study the influence of ancient and modern Mayan culture in Guatemalan society and to integrate what she learned into curriculum for her students at home.
"My Spanish V class is where I'm going to spend most of the time discussing what I learned," Stablein said. "In the class, everything is taught in Spanish. We are farther ahead of the other class levels, so we focus more on cultural and social aspects.
"I really like to learn things that I can share with my students. I couldn't imagine being a language teacher and not doing the things I am."
The trip took a more meaningful turn for Stablein when she visited a primary school in Chimaltenango, outside Antigua, which serves both middle-class families and indigenous families that lack financial support. The school's objective is to integrate the local Mayan language with instruction in the primary language, Spanish.
"It was heart-wrenching," Stablein said. "A lot of the kids' education depends on international funding. The school really needed money. I really want my students to be able to do something to help."
She said the school relies on sponsorships – mostly from North America – adding that Rotary International-Canada has played a large role in aiding the Guatemalan students.
"I'm not sure if our local Rotary Clubs would get involved," Stablein said. "I'm looking into a lot of different things and ideas. I definitely want my students to do something."
Stablein, who teaches Spanish I through V, said her students have been receptive of the idea of sponsoring a child.
"I have 11 students in the upper-level class, and they're excited," said Stablein, a 1998 Ringgold High School graduate.
Stablein said that she'd like to help the school in Guatemala annually.
"Hopefully, with the students and possibly some local organizations, we can help get funding for that school," she said.
Stablein has traveled abroad extensively and wants to return to Guatemala. She's traveled to Spain for her studies, and has been to Uruguay and other parts of Latin America. She lived in Quito, the capital of Ecuador, from 2003 to 2005.
"When I was in Quito, we had the movies and we went to the mall. As weird as it sounds, just because it's a little bit different doesn't mean that it really is. When I lived in Ecuador, I learned the traditions, I learn the music ... the family I lived with is like my second family."
Stablein she is most thankful for getting the opportunity to help people through her travels.
"I really want to make a difference," she said. "When I saw the school, I made the choice that I want to sponsor one of the students. It's important to me, I'm passionate about it and I am really committed to doing it."


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February 8, 2013
As Miami continues to show the support, Ice "Billion" Berg pushes even further with this newly released "Started From The Bottom" freestyle, made famous by October's Very Own. Berg appreciates all those who supported LiveHouse, so if you're one of the few who passed before, here's your chance to buy some official merchandise. You know the deal, Rise To Power is releasing sooner than later.
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The Airbus A320 aircraft, operated by the Brazilian airline Tam, was carrying 174 people when it apparently skidded off the runway at Sao Paulo's Congonhas airport during landing in poor weather.
The plane then travelled across a busy highway at the height of rush hour and crashed into the filling station outside the airport, said Jose Leonardi Mota, a spokesman with the airport authority Infraero.
Tam worker Elias Rodrigues Jesus, walking near the site just as the crash happened, told the Associated Press that the jet exploded in between the filling station and a warehouse owned by Tam.
"All of a sudden I heard a loud explosion, and the ground beneath my feet shook," Jesus said. "I looked up and I saw a huge ball of fire, and then I smelled the stench of kerosene and sulphur."
Jesus said he saw the body of one victim, and Globo TV reported that at least eight people were being treated for injuries.
The Brazilian government said that the body of one man had been removed from the crash site, but it gave no word on other fatalities or injuries.
Brazilian television images have shown the plane's tail sticking out from a building in flames as firefighters try to put out the blaze.
About a dozen ambulances and 20 fire crews could be seen around the site of the crash, just outside the airport.
Tam Linhas Aereas flight 3054 was on an internal flight from the southern Brazilian city of Porto Alegre.
The runway at the airport had apparently been closed for ten weeks for repairs as it had been deemed unsafe in bad weather, and had only just reopened.


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August 10 - South African President Jacob Zuma has offered his country's help to aid Russia's bid to host the 2018 World Cup.
Zuma made his offer during a visit to Moscow, where he has held talks with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
"South Africa has just successfully hosted the 2010 FIFA World Cup," said Zuma.
"It was a most exciting period in our country, as we hosted thousands of soccer fans and tourists from all over the world.
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SINCE recruiting Mitch Clark during his first few weeks on the job, Melbourne coach Mark Neeld has insisted the former Brisbane Lions ruckman would play purely as a forward.
Two goals and a handful of athletic marks in yesterday's intraclub match suggested Clark was ready to make a quick impression there.
Clark, who largely played opposite James Frawley, was deep in the forward line, with Jack Watts higher up the ground. He was one of several players to stand out as the club prepared for its NAB Cup opener next week with a game played in eight, eight-minute quarters.
Stefan Martin, Jeremy Howe, Daniel Nicholson, Ricky Petterd, Nathan Jones, Colin Garland and Tom Couch were others to impress, with the dash of Sam Blease notable and Matthew Bate also prominent.
Brad Green spent much of his time on a wing, while Aaron Davey played across half-forward and James Sellar, drafted last year after being delisted by Adelaide, looked good in a key defensive role.
Neeld, who split the group into even teams, was pleased with the competitive nature of the tight, at-times congested game and pleased that Clark had shown a glimpse of what he may be able to do on a regular basis this year.
''I think he excited the Melbourne supporters that were here and that's good, but he's here to play forward, so hopefully we see more of that over the year,'' Neeld said. ''If that becomes a more consistent part of his game, we'll be pretty pleased.''
A handful of players missed the game with minor niggles, including new co-captain Jack Trengove (leg), but Neeld said the club would take a full squad to the Gold Coast for next week's games against the Suns and Brisbane, with the new coaching panel also looking forward to seeing how things will work in the box.
''That will evolve and it's really important. Part of the four-week NAB series is about the coaches getting used to each other. That will take a while,'' he said. ''We can take 34 [players] so we'll take the 34 and at this stage we plan to play all 34. There will be a mix and we just need to work out early this week as to what will be the make-up: who's playing Gold Coast and who's playing Brisbane.''


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-Produced a season-best six digs in Florida State's 3-0 win over Florida A&M on Sept. 1
-Recorded her first career service ace in a victory over Boston College at home on Nov. 18
-Totaled two assists on the season, one coming against FIU and the other recorded against Florida A&M
-Four-year varsity letterwinner at Mount Lebanon High
-Spent four seasons on the all-section team as well as the all-district team, helping her school to section championships as a freshman, sophomore and senior
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Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl Tell Nirvana Stories on The Tonight Show
Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl, the surviving members of Nirvana, appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday. The band's bassist and drummer traded stories about their time with the band that will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Thursday night.
Novoselic noted that the honor coincides with the 20th anniversary of the loss of front-man Kurt Cobain:
"It's also bittersweet because our friend Kurt has been gone for 20 years so its a good way to remember him...he should be here."
Both Krist and Dave talked about how quickly everything grew.
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Washington, DC (AFP) Aug 20, 2013
The US Air Force is unable to keep up with a growing demand for pilots capable of operating drones, partly due to a shortage of volunteers, according to a new study.
Despite the importance placed on the burgeoning robotic fleet, drone operators face a lack of opportunities for promotion to higher ranks and the military has failed to identify and cultivate this new category of aviators, Air Force Colonel Bradley Hoagland wrote in the report published for the Brookings Institution think tank.
In 2012, the Air Force had a goal to train 1,129 "traditional" pilots and 150 drone pilots to operate Predator, Reaper and Global Hawk robotic aircraft.
But the Air Force "was not able to meet its RPA (remotely piloted aircraft) training requirements since there were not enough volunteers," the report said.
As of last year, the Air Force has 1,300 drone pilots, making up about 8.5 percent of the force's aviators, compared to 3.3 percent four years later.
The fleet of unmanned aircraft includes 152 Predators, 96 Reapers and 23 Global Hawks, which is large enough to fly 61 combat air patrols.
The military measures air power in terms of combat air patrols, or CAPs, which are supposed to provide 24-hour air coverage over a designated area. It typically takes three or four drones to make up a combat air patrol.
But goals for expanding the patrols are increasing "at a faster pace than the AF (Air Force) can train personnel to operate these systems," the study said.
One of the factors behind the shortfall is a high rate of attrition among the drone operators, which is three times higher than for traditional pilots, it said.
Another factor is the intense tempo of operations for drone missions over the past decade.
The constant drone flights mean operators, unlike their counterparts in other specialities, lack the time for additional education and training to attain a higher rank, undercutting their career prospects, the author wrote.
The problem is reflected in a 13 percent lower promotion rate to the rank of major over the past five years, compared to other military fields.
The fewer number of promotions is also fed by a military culture that still does not fully appreciate the skills of drone pilots, Hoagland said.
"One of the controversies surrounding their historical lack of high level recognition is the viewpoint that RPA pilots were not risking their lives while operating their aircraft 7,000 miles away in Nevada," he wrote.
In a bid to give them more recognition, the Pentagon in February created a new "Distinguished Warfare Medal" for pilots of drones or digital specialists who affect the battle at a remote distance.
But two months later, in the face of an outcry from veterans groups, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel scrapped the medal, which had been placed relatively high in the hierarchy of military honors.
Instead, a device will be attached to existing medals to recognize the new-era warriors.
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Downtown Tacoma has a parking problem, with street parking largely "at capacity" around the County-City Building on Yakima and Tacoma avenues and around the Museum District along Pacific Avenue up to Jefferson Avenue.
At issue is that the street parking stalls aren't "flipping" enough to feed local businesses, concluded Tacoma's Parking Technical Advisory Group at a meeting of the City Council's Economic Development Committee. The recommendations are the first proposed changes since paid street parking went into effect in 2010. The last citywide parking plan was conducted two decades ago. The city has slowly seen increases in paid parking since then, from 993,000 in 2011 to a projected 1 million this year. That level of activity will likely jump as State Farm moves into the former Russell Investments building later this year and the economy continues to improve after years of sluggish business activity.
"People who say downtown is dead haven't been downtown lately," City Council member Marty Campbell said during the briefing.
Recommendations to fix the issues include changing signs to boost the use of transit alternatives and city-owned parking lots as well as target parking strips for specific uses. Parking spots closer to the courthouse and the main branch of the Tacoma Public Library, for example, could be limited to four hours, while the street parking closer to Bates College on Yakima would be longer.
"We have a lot of multiple users out there," said Interim Public Works Director Kurtis Kingsolver.
Parking troubles around UWT, however, might prove more complicated to solve. Recommendations for parking changes there include: reducing the two-hour limit to 90 minutes, extending parking enforcement from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and ending all-day parking on Saturday.
The main issue in that area is that students and local businesses are using the two-hour stalls rather than parking elsewhere and opening those stalls for visitors and restaurant seekers. Students, for example, park in the two-hour stalls when enforcement ends at 6 p.m., taking up street parking stalls during the prime dinner traffic hours.
One fun fact of the city's street parking system is that there are some 47,000 unpaid parking tickets. Those tickets amount – at least on paper – to more than $42 million, although collecting that money is largely unlikely.
"We have a lot of what we call scofflaws who aren't paying their citations," Kingsolver said after tallying the numbers. "It was somewhat shocking."
A data dive into the report shows that the 75,000 parking citations on the city's ledger total $42 million dating back more than 10 years. The average license plate in the system had three citations, owing $560. Some 27,000 drivers, a third of the whole roster of citations, had more than $300 in parking fines. More than 1,300 drivers had more than $5,000 in tickets. The report stated that 48 "habitual offenders" tallied $24,373 in tickets, and one in every 18 cars parked on the streets of downtown had unpaid parking tickets.
"The majority of these vehicles owed approximately five violations, confirming that many motorists accumulate multiple tickets, choosing to wait before paying, or to not pay at all," the street-parking analysis states.
One plan to boost that collection rate is to use License Plate Recognition cameras in parking enforcement cars that could gather parking data more efficiently than through observations and questionnaires as well as potentially target repeat offenders with "boots" that lock cars in place until fines are paid, according to a field report on parking violations conducted by Paylock, a national parking company tasked with gathering parking information last fall. Unpaid parking tickets were found every 1.7 minutes during a six-hour scan of license plates.


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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 12.0584 Monday, 12 March 2001
Date: Monday, 12 Mar 2001 14:23:54 GMT
Subject: Timon Query
I have a query. In Timon of Athens 1.2, the banquet scene, Alcibiades
enters in the middle of proceedings and joins the feast. Is there an
echo here of Alcibiades' similar interruption in Plato's Symposium? The
question is, of course, how far the Symposium was known in Jacobean
England. It was not available in English. Sidney and Chapman both
apparently knew of it, but possibly only by repute. Does anyone have
any other information about the extent to which the Symposium was known
in early modern England?
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You Asked: My Live-In Boyfriend Flirts Online
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I recently discovered that my live-in boyfriend has been sending emails to several other women. I read the e-mails. The conversations are all very explicit and sexual, and he even tells these women about the two of us. I've confronted him, but he doesn't get why I'm upset. He says he doesn't feel like it's cheating or wrong since it's not physical, and he hasn't agreed to stop this online activity. This feels like cheating to me. Am I over-reacting? --Virtually Betrayed
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Is the Official Solicitor always the right choice?
When an individual lacks the mental capacity to take part in welfare proceedings in the Court of Protection, a litigation friend may be appointed to represent them. They will either instruct a solicitor to act on behalf of the person who lacks capacity, or they can talk directly to the Judge to provide the views of the person they are assisting. A litigation friend can be a family member, an advocate or the Official Solicitor – the litigation friend of last resort, holding a public office and funded by the Government.
If the individual (known as "P" in the Court of Protection) is joined as a party to the proceedings, a litigation friend must be appointed before any significant orders are made about them.
Appointing the Official Solicitor as litigation friend
In the early days of welfare litigation in the Court, the Official Solicitor ("OS") would be approached without a second thought and initial directions orders came back from the Court of Protection on a regular basis joining P as a party and inviting the Official Solicitor to act as litigation friend.
I found this most frustrating when making applications on behalf of P where a different person, perhaps a family member, had already been proposed and in some cases agreed by the other parties as someone who would be suitable to act as litigation friend. Because of the Court's reliance on the OS and the increase in welfare applications, the OS has been overwhelmed by applications to act.
So in February 2012 the OS set out strict criteria for accepting cases and until very recently, had a pretty lengthy waiting list. A case I was involved in was on the list from mid October until mid February. The proceedings continued without P being represented, but because of the bad feeling between the other parties, nothing much was achieved until the OS was able to consent to act and to appoint a case worker. The OS has recently made some extraordinary efforts to ensure that the cases are allocated more quickly and in a letter to barrister's chambers 39 Essex Street, the current Official Solicitor, Alistair Pitblado, set out the current situation here.
Appointing someone else as litigation friend
The Court of Protection judges are beginning to be more open to the idea of alternative litigation friends being appointed. Other representatives may already have been appointed for P so could one of these be appointed as litigation friend? For example, in deprivation of liberty cases a Relevant Persons' Representative ("RPR") is appointed to assist an individual in understanding, reviewing or challenging the decision to place them in a particular care home or hospital. If there is no family member available to take on this role, or it is not appropriate for a family member to act in that way, then an independent professional RPR must be appointed.
This is in addition to any Independent Mental Capacity Advocate who may be asked to provide a Section 39D report to set out the ascertainable wishes and feelings of the person deprived. In a very brief and unreported case I successfully argued that a RPR should be appointed as litigation friend, but the 2011 case of AB v LCC considered the issue in more detail. Mr Justice Mostyn concluded that: "There is no impediment to a RPR acting as a litigation friend to P in a s21A application provided that: (i) the RPR is not already a party to the proceedings; (ii) the RPR fulfils the COP rule 140 conditions (that he can fairly and competently conduct proceedings on behalf of P, and has no interests adverse to P's); (iii) the RPR can and is willing to act as litigation friend in P's best interests; and (iv) the procedure as set out in COP rule 143 is complied with.'"
I welcome this change in attitude by the courts, which allows cases to be heard much faster and for the vulnerable person to be represented by someone they are familiar with and who knows them well.
Contact a Court of Protection solicitor
For more information about who may act as a litigation friend, please read our client information sheet or contact Jess Flanagan.
You can also contact us online.
Further reading
- Factsheet: Who can make decisions for someone who lacks capacity
- Elderly Care and Court of Protection blog – for news and articles
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A week and a half ago, GM John Elway talked about how he and the Denver Broncos approach free agency.
"I feel more comfortable if we can take care of some needs in free agency," Elway said from the NFL Combine. "We're always looking for value in free agency, which is sometimes hard to do. But I think we can supplement some needs that we have through free agency because i don't like going into the draft with big needs. If we go into the draft [with needs], you have a tendency to reach and we try to stay out of that situation."
On the first two days of free agency, Elway plugged some holes on the offensive line, signing tier-one guard Ronald Leary and tackle Menelik Watson. On Saturday, day three of free agency, the Broncos bolstered the defensive line, signing Domata Peko and Zach Kerr.
Through three days, Elway's Broncos have not only been able to fill some needs, but also — with the exception of Leary — find great value on the free agent market. That's not to say Leary isn't worth the four-year, $35 million contract he signed. But rather, that he was a top free agent and the Broncos got what they paid for.
Domata Peko is heading into his 12th year in the league. A fourth round pick of the Cincinnati Bengals back in 2006, Peko has built a respectable career in the NFL.
Next to Geno Atkins, Peko became one of the top run-stuffing defensive tackles in the NFL. Peko can play the 0-technique, or the 3-technique. In Denver, they'll likely play him at nose tackle and defensive end, due to his size and versatility.
Peko checks in at 6-foot-3, 325 pounds. He started 16 games for the Bengals in 2016 and brings more than a decade of experience to Denver. At 32 years old, he's a little long in the tooth.
But Denver signed him to a two-year, $7.5 million deal with $3.8 million guaranteed, according to the Denver Post's Nicky Jhabvala. If Peko can stay healthy, the Broncos got great value.
He's started a lot of games in this league. I'm not worried about Peko's durability.
Domata is the cousin of Denver's Kyle Peko, who made the roster last year as an undrafted rookie out of Oregon State.
Zach Kerr went undrafted out of Delaware in 2014, but was signed as a college free agent by the Indianapolis Colts. Kerr battled as a rookie, and managed to make the final roster and debut in his first regular season game vs. the Broncos in Week 1.
Since then, Kerr has gone on to appear in 36 games for the Colts. He started four games in 2016, tallying 19 total tackles and 2.5 sacks.
At 6-foot-2, 334 pounds, Kerr can step in at 5-tech defensive end for the Broncos — the position he's played in the Colts 3-4 system for the last three years. He can stuff the run, and is looking for a chance to start.
Kerr is only 26 years old. The Broncos got him also on a two-year deal. At this time, it's unknown what the value of the contract he signed in Denver is. But you can bet it didn't break the bank.
We had heard that the Broncos were working on a couple of D-line contracts today. We'd been told that one of them was Johnathan Hankins but Elway pulled an end-around and signed two under-the-radar guys who upgrade Denver's D-line and provide solid depth.
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In the movie, "Groundhog Day," Phil Connors, played by Bill Murray, experienced the worst day of his life over and over and over again. Each day when he awoke, the same events as the previous day occurred exactly as they had the day before. Several days passed before Phil realized what an advantage he had because he knew what was going to happen before it happened. By the end of the movie he was able to change the outcome of his originally horrible day and have a wonderful day instead.
The movie also centered around Groundhog Day, the annual holiday when Punxsutawney Phil, a groundhog from Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, comes out of his hole. If Phil sees his shadow, then it is said that winter will continue for another six weeks, but if he fails to see his shadow, spring will arrive early. Punxsutawney Phil, the iconic groundhog, is the trusted source for weather predictions, and Phil Connors, a weatherman himself, resented the marmot whose job of climbing out of his hole made weather reporting much too simple.
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This year's Groundhog Day in Dalhart was witnessed by Dalhart Texan's Publisher Susan Clay and Mayor Kevin Caddell. They waited to see if Dalhart's version of Punxsutawney Phil, Rita Blanca Rocky, saw his shadow or not. The result? Six more weeks of winter as Rita Blanca Rocky saw his shadow just before 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday morning. Having just spent several snow bound days inside, Rita Blanca Rocky seemed a bit disappointed at the prospect of more of the same ahead.


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Young Guns have announced their biggest tour to date.
The High Wycombe gang will head across the country this September. They released acclaimed debut 'All Our Kings Are Dead' last year, and we'd expect to hear at least some snippets of new material on these forthcoming dates. Exciting!
The band are currently on a sold-out UK tour supporting All Time Low and hit the festival circuit this summer.
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Thoroughbred Park has been forced to abandon its May 30 meeting, with the turf course yet to fully recover from major renovation in recent weeks.
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The Canberra Racing Club met with stewards and club management before making the call, but CEO Peter Stubbs insisted it would provide an improved racing surface for future racing.
The renovation included recycled top dressing and the insertion of stabilising fibres into the track's sand profile.
"I regret the need to abandon this race meeting as I have empathy for our participants, particular the inconvenience and additional costs this creates,'' he said.
"Race meetings provide the opportunity to win prize money, which is part of the funding cycle of racing.
"We are confident this track renovation will provide an ongoing benefit for racing into the future.''
Thoroughbred Park's next race day will now be held on June 13.


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Having declined a scholarship offer from Division I-AA Charleston Southern, Durant linebacker Ruben Garcia is focusing on a possible walk-on opportunity at USF.
Garcia, the Cougars' second-leading tackler and an honorable mention on the Times' all-county team last season, said Sunday evening a chance to join the Bulls in a non-scholarship capacity is possible.
"Right now they said that could happen, but I have to wait for signing day (Feb. 3) to pass," Garcia said. "After they make sure their commitments sign they're going to try to get me on as a preferred walk-on."
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Hi there, sorry to hear you're having trouble,
to be quite blunt, those repair shops are probably not out of line.
In general, when a display on a tv is cracked and damaged like this, the entire display portion needs to be replaced.
The part alone is often nearly the price of a new tv, and when you factor in the labor costs for a tech to do the job, it jumps quickly.
It is not a quick or simple job, it is breaking the tv down entirely to get to the display, remove, replace, and reassemble it. Those labor costs quickly make the repair cost, if having a tech do the job, far more than a new tv.
Here is a link to the part, if you want to have a go at it yourself.
Considering the cost of the part though, for a 40" tv, you can probably find a replacement tv for about the same amount. If it were me, I wouldn't invest the time and money in a repair, I'd go for a new set with a fresh warranty, etc.
I realize this probably isn't the answer you were hoping to hear, and I do apologize for being the bearer of bad news,
however you'll find this same fact to hold true for any tv set with this type of damage, no matter the make or model.
There simply is not.
Manufacturers have no incentive to make and sell extra parts, so they are rare,
most on the market are out of a used set that had a fried power supply or some other damage
You can keep an eye out for a used one for sale of this model (a whole tv) on ebay, etc
and dismantle it to get the panel out,
but that is really the only way you'll ever find a better deal on it.
You're welcome. I'm sorry, again, for the bad news here. I hope I at least saved you some time and effort spinning your wheels looking for a part that really isn't going to exist at a practical price point.