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if the big cat has a scope mount then it will mount the red dot.
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Landis broke his hip in a training accident three years ago and the injury had resulted in a deterioration of the joint and decreased blood flow.
The American was charged by the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) last week after testing positive for drugs during his Tour success earlier this year.
He denies all charges and has requested an arbitration hearing.
The American tested positive for unusual levels of testosterone after winning stage 17 of this year's Tour de France
Landis' medical team are confident he will make a full recovery from the operation and have said he can resume training in two weeks.
"The state-of-the-art replacement will maximize Landis' chance of returning to top-level competition," said a statement.

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From handbags to ham, Italy has produced some of the finest goods - and counterfeits - on sale. Now police have broken a ring of talented mechanics who have turned down-at-heel cars into replicas of Ferrari sports cars for sale at rock bottom prices to gullible motorists.
Officers have seized at least 14 counterfeit classics during the nationwide operation, and eight people are under investigation. The mechanics were
Italians corner market in fake Ferraris
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4When you are disturbed, do not sin; ponder it on your beds, and be silent. Selah
5Offer right sacrifices, and put your trust in the Lord.
6There are many who say, O that we might see some good! Let the light of your face shine on us, O Lord!
7You have put gladness in my heart more than when their grain and wine abound.
8I will both lie down and sleep in peace; for you alone, O Lord, make me lie down in safety.
The New Revised Standard Version, copyright 1989 by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved.
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The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways; the point is to complain about it.
Thursday, January 11, 2007
The Standards Board (again)
The Standards Board are the tip of the iceberg here. They are the APEX organisation for an army of local officials who are financed - out of public money - to supress the debate of local issues. Rather than restate this, I'll link to an earlier post a previous post rather than repetition here).
Permanent officialdom now has more power than ever before to silence elected officials and professionals. This (for the avoidance of doubt) is a bad thing.
And they aren't just spending public money in surpressing Councillors either (again, a link to a previous post rather than repetition here).
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- Skuds said...
Do you object to the existance of the standards board, its remit or the way it carries on? Or all three?
My own view is that there are some aspects of behaviour of our representatives which need to be regulated or kept in check, like not declaring material interests, and gross misbehaviour when they are acting officially.
I also think that some of these matters need to be dealt with impartially by an independent body rather than by their own council with all its political loyalties, old scores, etc. in some cases.
Having said that, the standards board which is supposed to do all that, has not really done any good.
For a start the system got clogged up with petty grievances and point-scoring - especially from parish councils.
A lot of what gets referred is trivial and should be eliminated quicker.
At the same time cases which are serious, or might be, take a year or more to be decided. If it turns out to be nothing someone has had it hanging over their heads for all that time.
After all that, when the board finds that somebody did so something seriously wrong they seem to get a slap on the wrist, or the matter is turned back to the partisan local authority for a slap on the wrist.
I think the whole thing needs to be reformed but not scrapped: when courts keep giving the 'wrong' verdicts or sentences we don't ask for the legal system to be scrapped but for it to be changed.
Stop chasing the petty issues where someone says a wrong word, and concentrate on the signs of potential corruption and other more serious matters, and have some proper punishments available in those cases.
- 9:28 pm
- Paulie said...
Surely, if Councillors act illegally, they can go to prison like everyone else?
The parallel with the courts doesn't work for me either. I wouldn't have set the Standards Board up in the first place.
If the public aren't aware of what Councillors do, and if the press don't report it, this is a bigger problem.
The Standards Board is sticking plaster to cover a bigger issue: Central government is not prepared to repatriate powers to local government.
I'd argue that everything else follows from that.
- 9:38 pm
- Skuds said...
I'm not sure that I like the idea of incorporating councils' codes of standards into law and then clogging up the courts with the sort of petulance that the standards board is clogged up with.
Removing parish councils from the system (or removing parish councils full stop) would go a long way to help.
- 10:35 pm
- Mr Stephen Chattaway said...
Petition the Prime Minister to Review the effectiveness of "The Standards Board for England " (SBE.
I would be grateful if yourself & other Bloggers could sign me petition @ the link below.
Many thanks.
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His wish is coming true but it hasn't been by the wave of a wand or the clicking of heels. McDowell has sunk his life savings into building a boat that caters to the elderly and to those with disabilities, and to anyone else wanting to catch a monster salmon for which the Kenai is known.
McDowell, owner of the Last Frontiersman, a charter boat operation on the Kenai, doesn't want his $30,000 craft to be known as the "handicapped boat."
"This is a boat for everyone and for everyone to enjoy. It's not emblazoned with handicap signs," McDowell said.
The 8-foot-wide by 25-foot-long flat-bottomed boat features wheelchair ramps, removable seating, special tie downs, tire-gripping decks and fishing rod holders.
The boat can accommodate up to six wheelchairs.
It also is equipped with lifesaving and first aid gear, making it the only rescue boat on the Kenai, McDowell said.
For years, McDowell dreamed of building such a boat, and while the idea never languished, for one reason or another he never got around to it until last year.
Part of his motivation and idea for the boat came from his son, Sean, whose job in the U.S. Navy is to ferry people by small boat to the Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor.
Many of his son's passengers are elderly and disabled war veterans, McDowell said.
That was the inspiration he needed.
He commissioned Mike Kunz of Mike's Welding in Sterling to build the boat, which was modified from an existing aluminum hull.
Kunz spent most of last winter working on the boat, putting about 200 hours into the craft.
"We snazzed it up, and I think it turned out pretty nice," said Kunz, who in addition to building boats, specializes in making aluminum snowmachine sleds and all-terrain vechicle trailers.
He only charged McDowell for a fraction of his time, since he, too, believed in the project.
"Dan is a real genuine person and genuinely wants to help disabled people," Kunz said. "He went out of his way to try and make this thing work. I couldn't have asked for a nicer customer."
McDowell has received other accolades, as well. He won the Outstanding Business in Tourism award from the Soldotna Chamber of Commerce last year. He also won the state-sponsored Barrier-Free design award given annually to a builder or architect for innovative ideas for handicap accessibility.
Awards are fine, McDowell said, but allowing people access to the Kenai is greater gratification.
"Just getting those folk on the river and seeing the fun they have and enjoying the day is the greatest reward for me," McDowell said.
One of McDowell's first customers last summer was Dianne Berthold of Park Ridge, Ill., who had polio as a child and uses a wheelchair.
On her first trip to Alaska a decade ago, Berthold said she was disappointed with the state's adherence to the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Alaska has come a long way in the past 10 years with handicap access, Berthold said, adding that the most she expected on the trip to Kenai was to see the river from shore.
"I was surprised he was doing this," Berthold said of McDowell's operation.
"He is very nice and has a lot of enthusiasm and very safety conscious," Berthold said. "I'd like to see him get more business."
More disabled folks could be using the Kenai in the future with the Alaska Board of Fisheries' action in February, giving disabled anglers who meet certain criteria increased hours for fishing.
McDowell said he'd like to see regulations on the Kenai changed to allow larger engines than the 35-horsepower limit for boats hauling disabled passengers.
"This is an awful lot of boat to push with a 35 horsepower motor," McDowell said.
McDowell charges $225 a day for a place on the boat, whether it's for fishing or sightseeing. He said his rates are competitive with other guides along the Kenai.
He would like to see other guides offering similar services and wants all landings along the river to be handicap accessible.
"I didn't do this to be the only one on the river doing this. I want everyone to do this. I want to see Alaska opened up to everyone, not just a select few," McDowell said. "The resources belong to every one of us equally. I think this is an idea whose time has come. It is the 21st century."


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Josh Brolin
Gearing up for a big fall movie season, Lionsgate just released a new trailer for the forthcoming action-thriller "Sicario" and it's chock full of intensity.
Starring Emily Blunt, Benicio Del Toroand Josh Brolin, the much-anticipated flick, directed by Denis Villeneuve, will open in theaters on September 25th following a limited release on September 18th.
He's always in search of amazing stories, and writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson hit the jackpot with his adaptation of the Thomas Pynchon novel "Inherent Vice." This week, Warner Bros Pictures released a preview trailer for the much-anticipated film, filled with all kinds of strange characters and killer music.
The forthcoming flick stars Benicio Del Toro, Josh Brolin, Joaquin Phoenix, Reese Witherspoon, Jena Malone, Owen Wilson and Martin Short and it's slated to hit theaters on January 9th, 2015.
Since 2005's "Sin City," movie fans have been anxiously awaiting the arrival of the next chapter of the Frank Miller franchise, and next month they'll get their wish.
"Sin City: A Dame to Kill For" just released its latest red band trailer for the loyal followers at 2014 San Diego Comic-Con, and it's the hardest-hitting yet.
With less than a month until it hits theaters, "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For" made quite a splash at the 2014 San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday (July 26).
Jessica Alba showed up at the panel with a big smile as she joined punky-haired Rosario Dawson and hunky costar Josh Brolin along with writers/directors Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller.
Releasing its second star-studded trailer, Dimension unveiled a brand new look at "Sin City: A Dame to Kill For" on Wednesday (June 11).
The film from Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller is adapted from Miller's neo-noir graphic novels and follows city's thugs, lowlifes, and femme fatales in a big battle against each other.
Dropping a surprise bit of news to a TMZ cameraman, "The Goonies" director, Richard Donner said that he is in the process of creating movie!
The cameraman grilled the director of the the 1985 fan favorite about recent superhero franchises, and asked, "Are you going to make another comic book then?"
Looking back on his past life decisions, Josh Brolin admitted he used heroin when he was a young man.
In an interview with The Guardian, the "Oldboy" star shared that his public intoxication arrest, fight with a bouncer, rehab stint, and divorce in 2013 "made me think of a lot of things."
Amping up excitement for its summer release, the first trailer for "Sin City: A Dame to Kill" for hit the web this afternoon (March 6).
Boasting an incredibly star-studded cast, the sequel to "Sin City" follows "the town's most hard-boiled citizens cross paths with some of its more reviled inhabitants."
Stepping out for the first time following his short stint in rehab, Josh Brolin stopped by Samy's Camera in Los Angeles on Tuesday (December 17).
The "Gangster Squad" actor wore dark jeans, a black polo t-shirt and sunglasses as he and a female friend ran a few errands.
According to documents snagged by TMZ, Josh Brolin and Diane Lane officially ended their marriage.
GossipCenter first reported the news regarding the Hollywood pair's split in February 2013, and now it appears everything is official.


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A newly designed international airport is planning to label its gates. Each gate must be assigned a letter from the alphabet from A to M (13 in all), and a number from 1 to 15. To avoid confusion, any two gates must be assigned a different letter, or a different number (or both). What is the maximum number of distinct gates that the airport can have?


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About Mynoush
You will possibly see a correlation with manouches; the French word for bohemians and titans. My inspiration comes from ethnic cultures of course, but also from vintage. There is a correlation with "minouche", which is an (outdated) expression meaning "hands", mostly- little hands. This refers to the "petites mains" who are helpers in haute couture ateliers.
I like to blend and play with contrasts of all kinds: tailored/deconstructed, clean/frayed and dirty, bright colors/faded, peasant/sophisticated, raw fabrics/luxury fabrics. With a background in tailoring, I have an obsession with collars and details. Can you tell? ☺
I get bored very quickly, this why I mostly do "ooak" items.
My background:
While my mother was working very hard, my Grandmother raised me until I went off to school. My Grandmother learned to save, recycle, and upcycle everything, long before it was ever a 'trend'. Mother told me that each season Grandmother received a batch of used clothes from her more fortunate cousins. However, my Grandmother was a very proud lady, and while she was grateful for the 'hand-me-downs', she decided to take the clothes apart at the seams, then re-piece them to update them, to transform them, and to make them more fashion forward. I can remember her crocheting dolls accessories using strips of colorful plastic bread bags! Grandmother was un-knitting and re-knitting a lot, and she loved crocheting and embroidering. All of this creating and work was done in her basement. Even now, I remember the noise of her Singer scissors on the big vintage 'first wedding' table, scrapping away, and the sound of her antique Singer sewing machine, busily working. Always working, creating, she had an infinite supply of patience to carry out long-term projects. I grew up silently beside her (though when I did speak-up, she lovingly dubbed me the "talking machine"). Most of the time I wandered off to a secluded part of her house were nobody ever went, only to become engrossed with a needle, a thread, and a piece of scrap fabric she'd given me to 'play' with.
My Father's Mother worked many different businesses, from hairdressing to fast food restaurateur, to clothing design and manufacture. Currently, her business is in her basement, working alongside her two daughters and other employees. As a child, I remember visiting her house with my Father, when upon entering, we could see the dust and debris floating up in the air from her "basement workhouse". The stairs were completely covered with thread and fabrics parts, the pieces and debris making their own 'carpet'. Terrible, loud noises arose from the numerous sewing machines, so near to the others it was an incredibly deafening drone of cacophony. Piles of fabrics running wall-to-wall, up and down, and everywhere the eye could see. This Grandmother took weekly trips to Montreal, selling the clothes (for kids and uniforms). As a result she was always fashionable, bringing back with her the current high fashion trends to our very small, country town. Many women in my Father's family had a talent for
hand making and art. This talent must have skipped a generation, because I'm the only one doing something with my hands ☺
When my mother, quite unsuccessfully, tried to put me in kindergarten, the only thing I wanted to do was draw and construct things. Other children seemed boring to me, as I needed to be off, doing my own thing, creating something. My early entry to school cannot be deemed a social success. I'd lived in a bubble, cut and formed from the others, with my imagination. Following age and experience, my art projects became more and more sophisticated, and unbelievably detailed. I'd won a few art prizes. At the end of high school, I told my parents I wanted to follow my studies in Art, and they were devastated. As fate would have it, through a competition I earned a three-year scholarship to a well-reputed private school. I followed this up with history of art, and then went back and got a fashion design diploma in high fashion (re: tailoring and hand finishing). I was proud to receive a medal of award during a competition in my very first semester.
I just want to create, with no rules, freely. Each thing I create is an adventure. I appreciate your looking, your favorites, and am always open to creating something special, just for you.
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You will possibly see a correlation with manouches; the French word for bohemians and titans. There is a correlation with "minouche", which is an (outdated) expression meaning "hands", mostly- little hands. This refers to the "petites mains".
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Updated January 2017: I no longer ship to Italy due to this country restrictions about yarn, clothing and accessories import.
Multiple order: if you order more than one items, it may happens that I will send your order with tracking at my own expense. The tracking number will be available on your purchase history on etsy.
If it happens that I overcharged you for the shipping, I will send you the extra charged trough paypal back form the post office. If you need a rush shipping let me know, I will check how much it cost. I ship within 3 days, note that Canada Post is closed on week ends and holidays.
USA: items usually arrives within 4 and 10 days. Over that delay I would appreciate if you could keep me informed is has not arrived, usually its due to customs. If you want your item sent by Xpress post, witch is 3-4 days garantied, just ask for a quote, it start at 35$ for a crocheted hat.
Shipping around the world: if you country is not listed, its because I want you to contact me prior purchase. I will gladly send items in your country. But, I no longer send items to Kuweit. Note that for Australia, New Zealand and some others european countries it usually take a month to reach from Canada.
***IN A HURRY? Please, leave me a note when you need your item for a special date/event, so I could check myself if there is enough time to reach your country. It is also very important to keep me informed when your package haven't arrived in time. Also, I offer express shipping service, its cost more, but tracking is included and delivery is garantied.
***CUSTOMS: summer is a busy season for most of countries, especially Germany, for witch customs are currently overloaded. Don't panic if your package haven't arrived within 10 days, but contact me to keep me informed. Delay for international packages in summer are currently around 20 days, some received them within 4, or 6 or 10 days.
LOST PACKAGES: I keep all my shippement proof and I could be easily refunded with the insurance included. If your package is lost, I will firstly work to remake what you bought, if the material is still available. If that could not be done, I will offer you to refund your purchase or exchange it with another one of the same value, as you wish.
RETURNS EXCHANGES: I will gladly accept returns for any reason, you don't need to justify yourself, you found something else, change your mind, whatever, just drop me a note that you will return your item. It is important to send me your item into its original packaging and to write clearly that it is a return, otherwise I will have to pay taxes, witch is very inconvenient. Your funds will be credited on paypal when I receive the package in its original condition.
REVIEWS: please if you have trouble with an order, email me first, don't leave me a negative feedback as a way of communication. I'm a person running a business alone and I'm very human, and I don't like to cause trouble. PEACE
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I no longer do custom orders, but for very small projects I may accept. I work in a very limited space and as you can see I'm doing a large variety of projects and techniques, which reduce my possibilities of doing custom orders. I truly apologizes for that, but until I could build a new extension to my house it will stay like this.
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Custom and personalized orders
I recieved many request for custom clothing orders. Unfortunatly, I can't take custom orders. I do not duplicate sold items, or make two items from different sizes. But, I do shorten straps, take a few inches on the sides to make pants or dresses smaller.
This is a question of organisation and space management.
For hats, I regularly add bunch of new hats so I invite you to come back to see if you can find the color you are searching for.
I do not take custom orders, I do clay once a year in summer. Next dreads beads will come in summer 2016.
Sizing details
I have customers all around the world with different sizing systems. This is why I choose to give key measures of the clothing I make. I could give you an approximation of the US size of cloth, because Im from Canada. But the best way to know if a piece will work for you is to take a similar clothing in your wardrobe and compare its measures to the one in my shop. You can send me your measures, it help. Always remember that you need extra inches to be able to move into a jacket, except for stretch tanks.
If you don't have a ribbon ruler, you can take a piece of thread, yarn of ribbon, non stretch, and report the measure on your flat ruler.
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I live in Quebec, Canada. I only work with fiber from canadian farms, trying to encourage local farms as much as possible. I live near a large alpaca farm, so all my alpaca fiber is coming from there. I also work with others canadian farms to work with their fleeces, like angora goats for mohair, and sheeps for lincoln locks, cotswold, corriedale and romney. Im a big fan of textured yarn so I mostly spin directly for the locks to preserve their shape and show their natural beauty. I also dye myself all the yarn.


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On 01/15/2014 12:10 PM, Joschka Blohm wrote:
> Hello Lee,
> thank you for your answer.
> By critical I meant the level of logging. Not if the services which are
> starting are critical.
> Let me hint you here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syslog#Severity_levels
> I am just wondering why the bootup process get logged with a critical
> severity and not on e.g. informational level.
> I hope you understand what my confusing part is.
I would guess that reboots and starting things like networking are
considered critical by most people. :)


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Pre-race choice Vodka, winner of the Japanese Derby (Jpn-I) in May, was a morning scratch from the QE II Cup for fillies and mares at about 11 furlongs. As a result, the 3-year-old filly Daiwa Scarlet, winner of the Shuka Sho over the Kyoto course in her last start Oct. 14, went off a short price in the 13-horse field.
Ridden by Katsumi Ando, Daiwa Secret went straight to the lead and showed the way. In the early stages of the straight, Daiwa Scarlet pulled away from the stalking Asahi Rising to open up a solid advantage. Fusaichi Pandora moved clearly into second place, and jockey Kenichi Ikezoe brought Sweep Tosho along the inside of the field to make her run. But it was too late as Daiwa Scarlet proved best in a final time of 2:11.9 on firm going.
Fusaichi Pandora finished second by 1 3/4 lengths over Sweep Tosho in third. Dia de la Novia finished on well for fourth.
Trained by Kunihide Matsuda, the chestnut Daiwa Scarlet has won six of eight starts with two seconds in her two seasons.
Daiwa Scarlet, a Japanese-bred daughter of Agnes Tachyon out of the blue hen mare Scarlet Bouquet, is owned by Keizo Oshiro. Scarlet Bouquet is also the dam of four-time grade I winner Daiwa Major. Shadai Farm bred Daiwa Scarlet.


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Our First time working with this L.A songstress whom is a pro on the scene
Young and Reckless which is currently in post production will be the next release
for the Mossamo Presents team!
Miss Emmalyn who knocked Hella Hard to another level! She is currently working with the Pussy Cat Dolls~
Amazing Voice - Amazing Talent
Alisha simply rocked the hook on DJ Got Me Trippin another amazing talent and beauty we have been blessed to work with!
Brook is the original hotness; Talented and amazing to work with!


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Artist: Audubon
Track: F.M.L.T.N.T
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Producer: Frankie P.
Album: Hotel Audubon EP
Introduced to our pages via July's reader-acclaimed Laws of the Gods, Audobon makes his triumphant return to The DJBooth with another fresh single off his latest EP. On the sultry F.M.L.T.N.T., the Washington Heights buzzmaker challenges his girl to, "F**k me like there's no tomorrow." This time around, the artist eschews the engaging flows of his debut to showcase his skills as a crooner, delivering his sensual verses over the understated, yet catchy production of Frankie P. Those hoping to hear some quality bars won't be disappointed, however; Spanish Harlem's Bodega BAMZ contributes a bold and arrogant 16 on the back. Feeling it? More awaits on the Hotel Audobon EP, available for free download via the artist's official site.
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Better in Black
A collection of black monochromatic logotypes/monograms
A collection of black monochromatic logotypes/monograms
A series of Logo/Monogram works developed in a black and white monochrome or flat color composition. Usually when developing I start with my colors as basic as possible (black only) and then work my way into various color options; however, there are those instances where things are just "Better in Black". You may see a few repeats from the "Who are YOU?" section.
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Princeton High School tennis player Isaiah Mayerchak will be making his second consecutive appearance in the boys state tennis tournament after finishing second at the section meet Wednesday, May 30, 2012.
Sixteen boys qualified for the state singles tournament, with each of the eight sections having two representatives.
In order to secure his invitation, Mayerchak had to win the first four matches on his side of the tournament draw.
Mayerchak, who entered the section tournament undefeated, lost 6-2, 6-1 to Forest Lake's Dusty Boyer in the section championship game. Both players earned a trip to state as the top two players in the Section.
Mayerchak, seeded second in the south behind Boyer, defeated Gus Fedje-Johnston of Grand Rapids in his opening match.
That pitted Mayerchak against the north's number one seed, familiar nemesis Michael Fontana of Hibbing. In each of the past four years Mayerchak has faced Fontana in the semifinals and each match has been a three to four hour, three-set battle with Mayerchak finally winning each match.
This year was no different.
Fontana played well early to win the first set in a 7-6 tiebreaker. Mayerchak then surged to win the next set 6-2. The deciding third set was very tightly contested, with Mayerchak prevailing to win 6-4 to advance to the finals.
Mayerchak faced three-time state champion Dusty Boyer in the finals. He lost 6-1, 6-2, but played well in securing second place and a berth in the state tournament.
Mayerchak enters the state tournament with a 19-1 record. His only loss came in the section finals to Boyer.
Mayerchak will open state tournament play Thursday, June 7 at the University of Minnesota tennis center.


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The positives and negatives of shipping lithium batteries in the 21st century.
These electrifying little devices are getting more restricted by the year.
If you order batteries from us, you'll want to read this.
Don't tell Mom the batteries are dead!
A few new items and a few customer project submissions.
Throw down in style!
A new robotics board and Arduino shield should help ease you into the weekend!
Just today and tomorrow, and then 2016 will finally be over. Let's send it off with a new 3-axis Accelerometer, a "tasty" speaker, and customizable RGB 7-segment display.
Fast cars and muscles. Sounds like a great Friday!
SparkFun moves up to a "real building" - business ensues
It's Inventory Day for us, but don't worry, we still have some new products for you!
Lynne Bruning, friend of SparkFun and E-Textile expert, joins us for a guest post.
Say "hello" to the Arduino FIO - plus a few other new products!
SparkFun visits various factories and the electronics market in Shenzhen, China.
It's 2011 and we expect this to be a big year for new products.
It's time for a sale! Plus, we're announcing a new product section: the Sale Category.
Now that AVC is done, we have a bunch of new products to talk about.
New LilyPad kits, sensors, perf boards, a crazy package tracker, and various pictures updates. Oh, and Production is moving.
Nate travels through UBC in Vancouver discovering amazing research projects and beautiful art, finishing up with a ride on the Mondo Spider.
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Director of Business Development and Finance
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- The Institute of Fundraising
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- London
- Salary
- 63.5k
- Posted
- 27 Apr 2012
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- Director of Business Development and Finance
- Function
- Business Development & Commercial
- Sector
- Professional & Commercial
- Hours
- Full Time
- Contract Type
- Permanent
As the professional membership organisation for fundraisers our overarching mission is to support fundraisers to bring in more funding for the causes they support. In order to do this we will create a better environment for fundraisers to raise money, increase understanding of fundraising and enable fundraisers to be the best they can be.
We have 5,200 individual members and over 350 organisational members as well as growing corporate support. We already have an excellent reputation as the market leader supporting the profession which collectively raises over £8 billion each year for good causes.
With a new CEO and strategy in place we are now looking to take the IoF to the next stage in its development, and the Director of Business Development and Finance will be vital in achieving this.
The IoF was established in 1983 by senior fundraisers who recognised that the profession needed to develop a strong voice to drive up standards and to provide fundraisers with access to knowledge and learning. Today the IoF is second only internationally to the USA's Association of Fundraising Professionals in size, scale and role.
About the Role and You
We are looking for an experienced, dynamic and commercially focused director to lead the growth and development of IoF as a successful member-led business. As a member of IoF's Executive Management Board the post holder will play a key role in setting the overall strategic direction of the organisation, as well as making sure it achieves agreed objectives.
The post holder will have direct responsibility for a number of key functions including finance, business planning, fundraising and business development, volunteer and Group development, human resources, facilities and technology. The role is pivotal within IoF as it directly supports the organisations delivery of all externally focused products and services, as well as ensuring the IoF internally is fit to deliver its strategic objectives.
You will have an exceptional track record of successful delivery within an organisation of comparable size and complexity. Additionally you will be an inspiring leader with the ability to engage others and drive the IoF forwards to its next stage in development.
With its new CEO and strategy IoF is looking to further increase organisational impact including taking a strong lead in moving forward the UK's giving agenda. Fundraisers are a vital, dynamic and creative force within our society and we want you to be as ambitious for change and as forward thinking as our most successful members.
Further Details
Hours: 35 per week
Competitive remuneration and benefits package including pension
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Friday 18th May 2012 at 5pm
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Nose bone mineral Pact
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|Smooth all day long! Oil takes paper powder!
* 6 Free System (Parabens, talc, artificial dyes, animal raw materials, mineral oil, artificial fragrance)
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Sebum-absorbing powder
Natural sebum control powder
− control the oil water natural mineral & Mint!
§ Multi usage of powder & Pact §
1. As a foundation finishing powder
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6. Hair silencers
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Parts at the end of Foundation makeup, puff comes to mind or Sebaceous secretion across the face, lightly painted mainly.
Please use from time to time finish makeup or shine come to mind.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Top national security lawyers in the Obama administration say U.S. citizens are legitimate military targetswhen they take up arms with al-Qaida.
The lawyers were asked at a national security conference Thursday about the CIA killing of Anwar al-Alwaki, a U.S. citizen and leading al-Qaida figure. He died in a Sept. 30 U.S. drone strike in the mountains of Yemen.
The government lawyers — CIA counsel Stephen Preston and Pentagon counsel Jeh Johnson — did not directly address the al-Alwaki case. But they said U.S. citizens don't have immunity when they're at war with the United States.
Johnson said only the executive branch, not the courts, are equipped to make decisions about who qualifies as an enemy.
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Prince William Plumbing 12626 Marsteller Drive, Nokesville VA
2009 Prince William Plumbing. All Rights Reserved.
Web design, Creative Jules
Prince William Plumbing is a family owned and operated business, founded in 2004 by John Townsend. John has been in the plumbing industry for 12 years and is an expert in his field.
John prides himself on the professional quality and cleanliness of his work. He comes highly recommended by all of his existing customers and does a lot of business by referrals. Brian Galloday is also a plumber for the company and has worked in the industry for 20 years. You won't be disappointed by calling Prince William Plumbing for all of your plumbing needs.
Please visit our services page for a list of the work that we perform. Our links page shows you the products and brands we typically use and also serves as a way for you to browse their products for your next remodel!
We look forward to serving you, call 703-594-2440 to schedule your appointment today.


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Philadelphia – Penn Dental Medicine students and faculty helped to raise awareness of oral cancer prevention and funds for the Oral Cancer Foundation through the 4th Annual Philly Oral Cancer Walk and 5K Run. This April 29 event, which also included free oral cancer screenings conducted by Penn Dental Medicine students and faculty, was organized by the student-run Oral Cancer Society. This year's walk and run drew 243 participants – the largest and most successful turn-out to date. The event raised nearly $13,000 for oral cancer awareness and the Oral Cancer Foundation
One of the key goals of the event is to draw public awareness to the importance of early detection and to the risk factors for oral cancer. "Understanding causative factors and communicating those to the community is one of the first steps in preventing oral cancer. Examination and identification of pre-cancerous lesions early enough for life-saving treatment is critical", says Penn Dental Medicine student Ross Uhrich (D'14), who co-chaired the event with Prince Dhillon (D'13).
"The majority of oral malignancies are squamous cell carcinomas which arise from the mucosa of the oral cavity. Unfortunately, by the time many oral cancers are diagnosed, they are already in advanced stages", adds Dhillon.
"Training our dentists to perform a thorough head and neck examination can lead to early detection of cancer and will help patients receive early and often less aggressive treatments," says Dr. Thomas Sollecito, Chair and Professor of Oral Medicine at Penn Dental Medicine, who was one of the faculty advisors for the event. "In addition, creating community awareness that tobacco use, excessive alcohol intake, immunosuppression and certain human papilloma viruses (HPV) are associated with an increased risk for oral cancer risk, can help prevent this disease."
View photos from the event on the School's Facebook page.
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It is even possible that I am doing you an injustice and that you, yourselves, know nothing about this dog-in-the-Wanger attitude.
One correspondent with the late ambassador urged him to send someone to Dernaa to "see the truth for yourselves."
Do you think of yourselves as rebels fighting against the current health food craze?
Make for yourselves, please, for your sake and for ours, extraordinary lives.
And wingers, as a general principle, just get ahold of yourselves, would you?
Then he said to them, "But you yourselves, who do you say that I am?"
You, some of you Anglo-Saxons yourselves, destined to be obliterated as I shall be, are fighting me.
Money is a good thing, and you ought to want to earn it, as a means of improving the condition of yourselves and families.
His word to us all is, 'Ye are not straitened in Me, ye are straitened in yourselves.'
You have lived here wrapped up in yourselves and your dinky little town so long that mental asphyxiation is threatening you all.


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But this is the interwebs and I can't see you. So I'm going to tell you the truth. Three is a lot worse than two and here's why:
1. Three is two with intent.
2. The good news is, they can speak. Oh wait did I say good news? Guess who can parrot an overheard curse word perfectly? Except now they can do it understanding the importance of timing.
3. They're mostly potty trained. Of course that also means that when they crap on the floor, it's even more disgusting and they've probably done it on purpose.
4. Their lungs are bigger. Therefore, the tantrums are louder – especially in public. They also are perfectly aware of what annoys and humiliates you. They know... Oh, they know.
6. Little boys act as if destruction and mayhem is their job. More than their job - their duty.
7. All of a sudden – they get picky, picky, picky. After eating macaroni and cheese every other day their whole life, get ready to hear: "Momma. I not gonna eat dese noodles. Dey haf cheese all over dem and dat's GROSS."
8. They're independent and doing more things for themselves, which means that doing anything now takes approximately forever.
9. They're smart. So you can no longer trick them into eating healthy things or playing quietly while you try to gather your shattered nerves. Also, they're self-aware enough to weigh the consequences and take what's coming to them. Flooding the bathroom floor is totally worth ten minutes in time out.
10. Are you ready to leave your house? Well, your toddler isn't. Are you ready to walk down the street? Your toddler isn't. Is it time for you to leave the playground? Well, your toddler really, really isn't. And that's why we call it turtle herding.
I speak the truth, hookers. I'm really sorry. And you're welcome.
But at least now you're prepared. Maybe.
xo, Lydia


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Sector 21505 was a region of space. This Cardassian sector contained the Cuellar and Kelrabi systems. This sector was located in the region between sectors 21166 and 22079.
In 2367, the rogue starship USS Phoenix assaulted several targets in this sector, including a research station in the Cuellar system. The USS Enterprise-D entered this region by order of Starfleet to assist the Cardassians in locating the Phoenix. The Phoenix successfully destroyed two Cardassian ships before it was stopped by the Enterprise-D. (TNG: "The Wounded", "The Mind's Eye")


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Ten things occupying my attention at the moment:
1. I know I shouldn't be, but I continue to be drop-jawed astonished at what Republicans are doing. Seriously? No, I mean… SERIOUSLY? Go here, watch this. The Iowa governor personally gets to decide if a certain group of women (specifically poor women) get to exercise their constitutionally protected right to an abortion. This moron thinks that a rape kit is akin to an abortion. THIS one thinks that abortion should be outlawed because male fetuses masturbate (no, really! And this guy's an OB/GYN by profession!). Wisconsin is following in Virginia's footsteps and mandating state-sanctioned rape in the form of vaginal ultrasounds, and Texas is trying to close nearly all its women's health clinics (even some which don't provide abortions). At what point are we going to say "here and no further"?
2. Bean is an orphan in the ensemble for Quaint Coastal City's theatre-in-the-park production of Annie this year. We've reserved our table for opening night on Friday! I'm very excited; I think the show's going to be great.
3. Mr. Chili has secured us tickets to see Matchbox 20 and the Goo Goo Dolls in Central City tonight. We haven't told the girls yet that we're going; it's a surprise.
4. He's also scored tickets for the two of us to see Vertical Horizon down the Cape late next month. That will be a just-the-two-of-us trip as Punk will be at her music camp at Local U. and Bean will stay with a friend. I'm looking forward to that trip.
5. I don't know yet if I'm allowed to spill the proverbial beans, but something good happened to a dear friend of mine (which, tangentially, means good things for me, too). As soon as I'm permitted, I'll write about it in less opaque terms.
6. I'm down 23 pounds since my whole "get Chili fit" adventure began. I had blood drawn this morning for a re-work of my chemistry; I come from such a long line of insistently unhealthy people that it's a good idea for me to be vigilant about knowing what my numbers are. I'll be interested to see how the weight loss has affected my standings.
7. Father Chili was diagnosed last week with bladder cancer. He's supposedly scheduled for surgery tomorrow, but in true in-law fashion, neither of them has been especially forthcoming about the details. One of the things on my to-do list today is to get the information about the procedure out of them. I've gotten a sub for my fitness class tomorrow so I can be on call.
8. It is looking as though the world is about to lose Nelson Mandela. This makes me sad on the one hand, and infinitely grateful that I appreciated him while we had him. I've been aware of Mandela and his work since the mid 70's; I became interested in South African Apartheid when I was about 9 or 10, and that interest led me to a study of Mandela and a deep admiration for his ethic.
9. I really want to see Monster's University and Despicable Me 2. There are other films I'm looking forward to, but I think it's kind of funny that the two on the top of my list are those.
10. Still no word on the job search. A friend of mine said that there's often a flurry of openings in late July, early August (when people who've secured other positions give their current employers notice). I may give myself permission to take a vacation from job hunting; it's really starting to affect my energy in a negative way. Being a qualified, passionate professional who can't find a job is really demoralizing.


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Now a little bit about me. I am a recent graduate from nursing school and I will be starting at Avera soon. I love taking care of my patients and making a difference in people's lives. Nursing is a passion of mine and I am very much looking forward to improving my knowledge and becoming the best nurse I can be!
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Warring Kilshaws in court rows
Internet adoption mother Judith Kilshaw has accused husband Alan of betraying her over money spent on their US baby jaunt.
Mrs Kilshaw has vowed not to pay for travellers' cheques worth over Ł2,500 after a court ruled Mr Kilshaw was not responsible for them.
He did not appear in court but sent a letter and was fined Ł200 and ordered to pay Ł50 costs amid increasing speculation about the state of the Kilshaws' marriage.
Judith Kilshaw was arrested earlier this year on suspicion of stealing the cheques from Derek Shephard Travel Agency in Wrexham, though no charges were brought.
Last week, a judge at a small claims court in Mold rejected Alan Kilshaw's claim she took the cheques in a bid to harass him.
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But the judge ruled Mr Kilshaw was not responsible for the cheques, which were cashed during the couple's trip to buy the American twins, and ruled they be paid for by his wife.
The couple had two attempts to make the purchase by credit card rejected and staff agreed they could pay on another occasion. Mrs Kilshaw returned but took the cheques, worth Ł2,637, without paying.
Mrs Kilshaw reportedly said she did not care what the judge had done, claiming she was given the travellers' cheques by the travel agent employee and did not steal them.
"I have been accused of being a thief, but they were given to me," she said.
"I didn't snatch them, I didn't run off with them. I don't like being accused of theft.
"Do you think I bother about the law after what I have been through? The law doesn't exist as far as I am concerned."
She hit out at media coverage of the issue and said she was making a television documentary about press harassment.
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Subject: Re: [APG] Naming patterns
Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2005 18:56:52 -0500
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I hope this discussion continues, and that list members will share their
experiences with these formulas. There is a good bit of material on
these out there on the Internet. My personal research pertains to German
and (allegedly) Scots-Irish people. In no instance in my 25+ years has
any naming pattern held true for any of my personal families. Yet, I
have actually seen "the naming pattern" cited as direct evidence of
descent -- and not too long ago. Upon inquiry, the researcher said, "I
keep this formula pasted to my computer screen. If the pattern fits, I
know I have the right family." End of discussion.
Kathy Gunter Sullivan, CG (sm)
CG and Certified Genealogist are registered service marks conferred by
the Board for Certification of Genealogists® after an associate has
demonstrated the ability to meet rigorous ethical and competency
standards. The BCG website is <www.bcgcertification.org.>.
>Mary Jane Smith wrote:
>I believe it was one of Helen Leary's wonderful lectures in which she spoke about naming patterns. It may have been in general or among the Scotch-Irish, about whom she always had wonderful stories. At any rate, I recall a reference to the first son in the family being named for the father's father, the second son for the mother's father, and the third son for his own father. Can someone correct me if I am wrong -- strong possibility -- and perhaps give me a citation? Many thanks.
>Elizabeth Mills wrote:
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|Re: oops in 2.6.13-rc6-git12 in tcp/netfilter routines
|Alessandro Suardi <alessandro.suardi@xxxxxxxxx>
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On 8/25/05, Harald Welte <laforge@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On Thu, Aug 25, 2005 at 03:39:02PM +0200, Alessandro Suardi wrote: > > Howdy, and excuse me for crossposting - feel free to zap CC to > > unrelated, if any, mailing lists. > > > > just gave PeerGuardian a spin on my eDonkey home box and > > said box didn't last half a day before oopsing in netlink/nf/tcp > > related routines (or so it seems to my untrained eye). > > Yes, it indeed could be that there is some fishy interaction between the > tcp stack and ip_queue causing the oops. > > > K7800, 256MB RAM, uptodate FC3 running 2.6.13-rc6-git12, > > doing nothing but running MetaMachine's eDonkey 1.4.3 QT gui. > > PeerGuardian is the 1.5 beta version available from methlabs.org. > > Is it true that PeerGuardian is a proprietary application? I'm not > going to debug this problem using a proprietary ip_queue program, sorry. I'm not sure I understand the issue; I built PG from these sources: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/peerguardian/pglinux-1.5beta.tar.gz?download and I had to install the iptables-devel FC3 rpm to build. The PG sources seem to be licensed under GPLv2. But maybe you're referring to the fact that whatever PG does, it doesn't show up as output from 'iptables -L' ? > If you can produce a testcase with open source userspace ip_queue code, > I could look into reproducing the problem locally and debugging the > problem more thoroughly. So far the box has been running for over four hours, I'll configure my laptop as a netdump server hoping it might capture something if the ed2k box crashes again later. I'm afraid I won't be able to set up a real testcase (and btw, edonkey v1.4.3 from MetaMachine is actually a proprietary program, though entirely in userspace). > While it definitely is a kernel bug (whatever userspace sends should not > crash the kernel), it might be something that specifically [only] > PeerGuardian does to the packet. Something that ip_queue doesn't check > (but should check) on packet reinjection and therefore upsets the TCP stack. > > Also helpful would be the output of an "strace -f -x -s65535 -e > trace=sendmsg" on the PeerGuardian (daemon?) process. > > > > [<c0103714>] die+0xe4/0x170 > > [<c010381f>] do_trap+0x7f/0xc0 > > [<c0103b33>] do_invalid_op+0xa3/0xb0 > > [<c0102faf>] error_code+0x4f/0x54 > > [<c02eb05b>] kfree_skbmem+0xb/0x20 > > [<c02eb0cf>] __kfree_skb+0x5f/0xf0 > > ok, so something down the chain from kfree_skb() results in an invalid > operation? looks more like some compiler problem, bad memory or memory > corruption to me. Try to reproduce the problem without PG. compiler is fc3's latest - gcc-3.4.4-2.fc3. I might have a go at memtest86 in the next weeks if more symptoms point at possible bad RAM. > > [<c031304a>] tcp_clean_rtx_queue+0x16a/0x470 > > [<c0313746>] tcp_ack+0xf6/0x360 > > [<c0315d57>] tcp_rcv_established+0x277/0x7a0 > > [<c031eba0>] tcp_v4_do_rcv+0xf0/0x110 > > [<c031f2a0>] tcp_v4_rcv+0x6e0/0x820 > > [<c0305594>] ip_local_deliver_finish+0x84/0x160 > > so something in the tcp stack ends up doing tcp_clean_rtx_queue() > > > [<c02fbe4a>] nf_reinject+0x13a/0x1c0 > > [<c033f0d8>] ipq_issue_verdict+0x28/0x40 > > [<c033f968>] ipq_set_verdict+0x48/0x70 > > ip_queue reinjects a packet via nf_reinject() > > > [<c033fa79>] ipq_receive_peer+0x39/0x50 > > [<c033fc72>] ipq_receive_sk+0x172/0x190 > > ip_queue receives and ipq verdict msg packet from netlink > > > [<c02fffa5>] netlink_data_ready+0x35/0x60 > > [<c02ff4a4>] netlink_sendskb+0x24/0x60 > > [<c02ff657>] netlink_unicast+0x127/0x160 > > [<c02ffcc4>] netlink_sendmsg+0x204/0x2b0 > > [<c02e6dc0>] sock_sendmsg+0xb0/0xe0 > > [<c02e83f4>] sys_sendmsg+0x134/0x240 > > [<c02e88e4>] sys_socketcall+0x224/0x230 > > [<c0102d3b>] sysenter_past_esp+0x54/0x75 > > process sendmsg()s on the netlink socket. Thanks, --alessandro "Not every smile means I'm laughing inside" (Wallflowers - "From The Bottom Of My Heart")
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But what about the coordinator positions? Rob Ryan, oft-considered a head coaching candidate, seems like he'll be back next year. He took an injury ravaged unit and had them competing at a serviceable rate late in the year. So that leaves us with last years addition to the coaching staff, Bill Callahan. Bill has been a respected coach for a long time in this league, but his impact was seemingly negligible. Garrett was still the one calling plays, he never truly got the O-line to a respectable point, and the offense all-around struggled for 75% of the season. Could he be the change Jerry so wistfully speaks of?
Maybe. A hot tid-bit among Cowboys fans these days is the notion of bringing back former San Diego Head Coach and Dallas Cowboy Offensive Coordinator Norv Turner. Many assume that Garrett would swallow his pride and let Turner take over play-calling duties, a change that looks all but certain heading into 2013. This is something we here at DC101 support strongly. Less play calling would hopefully mean paying more dutiful attention to things like clock and game management. Garrett can take more of the hands-off approach and, in doing so, maybe take some of the direct pressure off of himself. Michael Irvin, somehow who should have some authority on the subject, also agrees (as per The Dan Patrick Show):
"There are some things in process that he has to learn like managing games late, making sure he's playing better situational football in the end and that's not a slight, that's a reality. You have to learn and grow as you go. That's the process of life. I would love to see Jason tighten up on those little things at the end of the game and play better situational football at the end of the game. I would love to see him go and get Norv Turner as his offensive coordinator so he can focus on those kinds of things."
So what about Norv? Is he a good fit? Sure seems like it. He was the man behind the curtains when "The Triplets" were dominating the NFL and hoisting Lombardi Trophies. in 2013, the team seems poised to have its closest fit at all 3 positions to replicating those 3 Hall-of-Famers than they have since Irvin, Smith, and Aikman left. Demarco Murray, Dez Bryant, and Tony Romo are all top-tier players that can dominate games at any given moment. Turner has also been having a decent amount of recent success. While the Chargers haven't succeeded too well, their offense has been more than acceptable. They've had the #1 (2010) and #6 (2011) rushing attacks in the NFL, along with Phillip Rivers posting 4000+ yards during those seasons.
It is easy to understand why Jerry would go after Norv. During his 3 season as OC, the Cowboys finished with a 42-13 record. He is also credited with mentoring Troy Aikman's game to a Hall-of-Fame level, something desperately needed by Tony Romo. And, ahem, they also won 2 Super Bowls.
Ultimately, it will be up to Jason Garrett to sacrifice a bit of his ego to bring in Norv Turner. Garrett has been solely responsible for this offense for 6 years now. Is he willing to let his baby go into the hands of another man? For the Dallas Cowboys sake, we think yes, and we also think Jerry will make the move.
Odds that Norv Turner is a member of the Dallas Cowboys in 2013? 75%Tags: Dallas, Dallas Cowboys, DeMarco Murray, Dez Bryant, Football, Jason Garrett, NFL, Norv Turner, Rob Ryan, Tony Romo