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A court dismissal Tuesday of a lawsuit brought about by the Buffalo Bills paves the way for their cheerleading squad to sue the team and other parties over pay and working conditions.
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Supreme Court Justice Timothy Drury dismissed the Bills' request for dismissal in a case brought against the team by five former Buffalo Jills. The ex-cheerleaders' lawsuit claims the ladies were required to work for less than minimum wage, were subjected to groping sexual comments, and were told how to walk, talk and wash.
The Bills have not managed the cheerleading squad since 1986 and, therefore, should not be part of the lawsuit, the team's motion alleged. But the judge feels the team may have more control than it lets on.
"For decades, the Buffalo Jills trademark has been licensed to independent third parties who have assumed the responsibility for the selection, management, training, scheduling and compensation of the cheerleaders," a statement from the team said. "We responded to these allegations as part of the legal process and remain confident in out position in this matter."
The Jills maintain the team has control over the cheerleading squad in spite of the contractual status.
"The Buffalo Bills own the trademark for the Jills," Stephanie Mateczun, director of the Jills by way of the Stejon Production Corporation, said in a statement. "They control the field and everything that happens on that field, from the uniforms the cheerleaders wear to the dances they perform. Yet the organization appears content to attempt to wash their hands of any connection to their own cheerleading squad. The Buffalo Bills management operates a football team valued by some at nearly $900 million. If people believe they don't maintain influence and control over every part of their operation, including their cheerleaders, they are mistaken."
Stejon and Citadel Broadcasting, which ran the Jills before Stejon acquired the contract, are also named in the former Jills' suit. Citadel made a similar request for dismissal that was also denied.
The Jills have suspended operations indefinitely as the lawsuit makes its way through the courts.


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Pro Bowl tackle considering Bucs
UPDATE, 8:35 a.m.: Here's the latest on the Willie Anderson story, based on a conversation this morning with his agent, Terry Bolar.
The Pro Bowl tackle is expected to visit the Bucs today, but there may be some last-minute conversations before the player makes a final decision to follow through on those plans. Anderson and his agent want to be certain the Bucs' financial terms are competitive and that the opportunity exists for him to compete for significant playing time.
As it stands, the Ravens likely would provide the best opportunity for playing time. In Tampa, Jeremy Trueblood has been anointed the Bucs' long-term solution at right tackle, the same position Anderson plays.
"We're trying to find an opportunity where he can have an opportunity to start," Bolar said.
Still, the Bucs have been talking to Anderson since his release on Saturday and have shown significant interest, so there's still a chance.
Regarding Anderson's health, Bolar emphasized that his client has no physical problems at the moment. He pointed out that he passed a rigorous physical with the Ravens earlier this week.
1:02 a.m.: Pro Bowl OT Willie Anderson is considering the Bucs as a destination as the team continues to search for depth on its offensive line.
Anderson, 33, was released by the Bengals on Saturday after losing his starting job to Stacy Andrews and declining to take a pay reduction to stay with Cincinnati. He was limited to seven games last season by injuries, but went to four consecutive Pro Bowls in the previous seasons.
The free agent, according to NFL.com, has had dialogue with the Bucs, Ravens and Chargers. He is known to have visited the Ravens and passed a physical.
The Bucs' level of interest remains unclear.
(Pictured - Willie Anderson. Getty Images. Click to enlarge.)

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PHOENIX - Elena Della Donne outplayed Brittney Griner, scoring 22 points to lead the Chicago Sky to a 102-80 victory over the Phoenix Mercury on Monday.
Griner became the third WNBA player to dunk and first to do it twice in one game. She had 17 points and eight rebounds, but was limited to two points in nine minutes because of fouls as Chicago built a big first-half lead.
• Longtime NBA star David Robinson, former Tennessee women's coach Pat Summitt and five-time Olympic medalist Teresa Edwards are among 12 people named Monday to the FIBA Hall of Fame. FIBA is the International Basketball Federation.
NCAA championships
Stanford's Gibbs repeats in tennis
URBANA, Ill. - Blaz Rola of Ohio State and Nicole Gibbs of Stanford won NCAA singles titles Monday.
Gibbs repeated as women's champion by routing a hobbled Mary Weatherholt of Nebraska 6-2, 6-4. Rola, who is from Slovenia, became the first men's tennis champion for the Buckeyes, beating Jarmere Jenkins of Virginia 7-6 (8), 6-4.
• In Philadelphia, Duke rallied from an early 5-0 deficit to beat Syracuse 16-10 and win its second NCAA men's lacrosse title.
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Kanaan enjoys nearly $2.4 million payday
INDIANAPOLIS - Tony Kanaan won $2,353,500 for his victory at the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday.
The earnings were announced Monday at the Indianapolis 500 Victory Awards Celebration at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Colombian rookie Carlos Munoz got $964,205 for second place.
Roof on Confed Cup stadium collapses
A small part of the fabric roof of a stadium set to host Confederations Cup matches next month in Brazil collapsed on Monday.
A section of the roof of the Arena Fonte Nova in the northeastern city of Salvador was not able to sustain the large amount of water that settled on top of it after heavy overnight rain. There were no injuries.
The 56,000-capacity stadium will also be used in the 2014 World Cup.
• In Chattanooga, Tenn., Freddie Rodriguez of Berkeley, Calif., won his fourth national title Monday in a sprint to the finish in the 100.6-mile USA Cycling Professional men's road race. Jade Wilcoxson of Talent, Ore., won the women's road race over 63.1 miles.
• In Boulder, Colo., Kenyan Allan Kiprono defended his Bolder Boulder crown, covering the 10-kilometer course in 29 minutes, 28.79 seconds. Merima Mohammed of Ethiopia cruised to an easy victory in the women's race in 33:58.79.


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It's a scary feeling when the semi-truck you're driving starts to careen into an SUV in the next lane, out of nowhere, and now you're headed straight for a police officer who has another vehicle pulled over on the side of the highway.
Even worse, it's snowing, the highway is greasy, so attempting to avert disaster is the first thing that flashes through your brain.
Somehow, you manage to avoid the cop car, stop the trailer behind you from jack-knifing across the interstate and survive unscathed.
And when you step down from the tractor cab, relieved, a man named Eric Roeder says, "Not bad. Whenever I try that with the snow, usually only one of two drivers keep the truck on the road."
Driving instructor Roeder is standing in a dark room tucked in Winnipeg's Bison Transport head office that contains one of the few semi-truck simulators in North America -- a high-tech contraption not unlike flight simulators used for airplane pilots. Or Disney rides, for that matter.
'Unfortunately, the general motoring public has that Smokey and the Bandit knowledge of trucking'-- Garth Pitzel, Bison's director of safety
Bison is one of Canada's largest trucking companies, with more than 1,700 drivers and a support staff of another 640.
But the simulator is no toy. Neither is the blown-up computer graphic on the wall that includes -- in real time -- almost every piece of information on more than 1,000 trucks and trailers anywhere in North America on any given day (Bison has 1,250 tractors in total and 3,500 trailers). Where they are, where they're going. What they're carrying and how far to their destination. Is the engine running? What is the temperature on the refrigerator trailer?
In fact, if one of their semis is on the road, all equipped with satellite systems, comes within two seconds of the vehicle in front of it -- whether on an interstate in Texas or Trans-Canada in Alberta -- an alert will be sent to Bison's director of safety, Garth Pitzel.
The vehicle's "collision-avoidance system" will kick in. The brakes will be applied and fuel line reduced.
Welcome to trucking in the 21st century, where long-haul professional drivers are more accurately described as "pilots" and trucks and trailers now contain more computer hardware than some smaller planes.
"Unfortunately, the general motoring public has that Smokey and the Bandit knowledge of trucking," said Pitzel.
However, walk into the unassuming Bison headquarters on Sherwin Road, located in an industrial park immediately adjacent to the Richardson International Airport, and there's no sign of Bo "Bandit" Darville or any visions of running a truckload of Coors to Georgia.
Instead, there's an eye-opening office space, refurbished in 2003, with a design built around a corporate culture of transparency, safety and vibrancy. But mostly safety.
Frankly, it's not how one might envision the head office of a trucking company. Youth abound in 20- and 30-somethings tracking payloads in the operations room -- think of a flat airplane control tower -- or working in the IT department (which in the last 15 years has grown to 15 from two). There's the "quiet room" for breaks. The fully stocked fitness room, the laundry room, the cafeteria.
"People are absolutely blown away this is a head office of a trucking company," Pitzel noted. "They think it's the head office of a technology company."
Indeed, the office board room, measuring 3,600 square feet, is located smack dab in the middle of the building, surrounded by enough glass to cover more than two baseball fields. It's literally by design.
"Truck driving has always been seen as unskilled labour," noted Bison COO Rob Penner, who began his career long-hauling in 1991. "But when people walk in the building, we want them to get the sense of professionalism, of progression. If we want the best truckers, we have to develop the best support system. That's what we look for -- is different. That's what we want from the mindset of the people who work here.
"We have a lot of glass here for a reason. We want to create an environment where the expectations are visible, too."
Last November, Bison became the first trucking company to be named one of Canada's most admired corporate cultures by the recruiting firm Waterstone Capital. But it's the recognition as North America's safest fleet -- an award Bison has now won seven consecutive years -- that is company's calling-card asset.
Although based on 11 core corporate values, including both "fun" and "profit": "At the end of the day, the most important thing is for all of our contractors (drivers) to get home," said Lionel Johnston, Bison's corporate marketing manager.
In 2013, Bisons first driver reached 2.5 million miles of safe driving. More than 14 per cent of their drivers have more than one million miles, much higher than industry standard.
The correlation between the relaxed, open office culture and safety record on the highways hundreds of kilometres away is not a coincidence, said Pitzel.
"They (support staff) can de-stress what can be a very demanding job," said Linda Young, Bisons' VP of human resources. "The environment facilitates that."
In an industry where turnover rate at some companies can be higher than 100 per cent a year (Bison's is 16 per cent), every effort is made to attract professional drivers -- many of whom are coming to trucking as a second career. The latest innovation is the Bose-designed seats Bison has installed in 60 tractors on an experimental basis. The seats are said to reduce vibrations by up to 90 per cent, adding years to a driver's career.
Just one more example of the advances in technology the Bandit would have appreciated. After all, 20 years ago, Bison had a fleet of just 18 trucks, tracked by a couple of dispatchers on pieces of cardboard. There was no map. Drivers with "significantly" more mechanical capabilities were mandated to call in twice a day to report their position.
"It does seem like a completely different industry," Penner said. "Driving a truck today is like driving a luxury car. Driving a truck 20 years ago was like driving... a truck."


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Before UFC Macau weigh-ins, main eventer Rich Franklin tempted his opponent, Cung Le, with chocolates. Nonetheless, both men made weight for Saturday's fights. However, one of the fights was canceled hours before the weigh-in.
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(2) Copy of document certifying marriage and divorce (if any).
(3) Medical certificate verifying good physical health, mental stability, indication of the applicants' infertility (if any).
(4) Document certifying occupation and income.
(5) Document certifying current financial status ( dating back not over than six months).
(6) Document certifying asset.
(7) Four photographs of the applicant and spouse (if any) size 4.5 x 6 centimeters, applicants' children and the home area.
(8) Copy of law, regulation or document from relevant authorities of the country of domicile or residence of the applicant certifying the eligibility of the applicant to adopt child according to such country's adoption law.
(9) Copy of law, regulation or document from relevant authorities of the country of domicile or residence of the applicant certifying the eligibility of an adopted child to enter into such country.
(10) Letter of consent for adoption from the applicants spouse or an approval order of the court in lieu of the spouse's consent (if any).
(11) Copy of work permit for alien (if any).
(12) References from at least two persons.
(13) Application for Child Adoption which the applicants have filled out.
(14) A Home Study Report which should include details of the applicants.
(15) A statement agreeing to supervise the pre-adoption placement, should the child granted probational placement for a period of at least six months and to forward bi-monthly reports to the Department of Social Development and Welfare of Thailand.
(16) Confirmation from COMPETENT AUTHORITY or concerned authority that after the adoption is finalized under the Thai law, it will also be legalized under the concerned Law of the applicants' country when due.
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(18) Extract of the applicants' divorce and the commitment to give custody of their children (if applicable).
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In case of domestic child adoption, documents (1) to (13) shall be certified by an embassy or consulate of the country of the domicile of the application. In case of international child adoption, documents (1) to (13) shall be certified by an embassy or consulate un the country of the country of the domicile or residence of the applicant together with the following documents from competent authorities, or authorities designated by the government, of the country of domicile or residence of the applicant, or from a child welfare organization of such a country permitted by the government to manage the international child adoption : 1) document certifying the qualification and suitability of the applicant in adopting a child; 2) document declaring the duty to supervise the pre-adoption placement of the child and to report the progress such taking care of the child to the Director-General of Department of Social Development and Welfare in every two months; 3) report on the living and family condition of the applicant; and 4) in case the applicant resides in the country other than a country of domicile, document certifying such residency and period of not less than six months for taking care of the child before adoption.
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KUWAIT – July 11, 2013 – Agility, a leading global logistics provider, reported progress on its sustainability record in itsCSR report published today. The report Driving Change, looks at the company's 2011 and 2012 performance in three key CSR areas including: environment, community engagement and employees.
In the last two years, Agility mapped the carbon footprint of more than 70 percent of its core logistics operations for the first time and partnered with major customers to reduce carbon emissions. The company is working with customers, employees, subcontractors and suppliers in its drive to improve sustainability performance. It has also expanded its internal campaign to drive energy efficiency and waste management efforts.
"We offer our customers free carbon emissions reporting for their shipments," said Tarek Sultan, Chairman and Managing Director, Agility. "We are also doing pioneering work to help customers 'green' their supply chains. In 2013 and beyond, Agility will be working more closely with its suppliers on sustainability issues."
Agility's strong presence in emerging markets gives the company an opportunity to contribute in the communities where it is present – primarily through initiatives aimed at youth and education, health, and environmental action. In 2011 and 2012, Agility volunteers in 60-plus countries launched more than 300 community projects that ranged from building schools in Cambodia, Indonesia and Sri Lanka to raising money for disadvantaged children in the Americas and Europe and helping children in the Middle East get access to education and entrepreneurship opportunities.
Agility logisticians helped the International Medical Corps deliver aid relief to more than 480,000 people living in refugee camps in South Sudan. They transported relief supplies after natural disasters in the Philippines, Pakistan, and Italy, and helped the humanitarian community carry out famine relief in the Horn of Africa. Agility also maintained its commitment to disaster response as part of the Logistics Emergency Teams (LETs) initiative launched under the auspices of the World Economic Forum. To date, the LETs teams have assisted with the response to disasters in Japan, Pakistan, Haiti, Philippines and Myanmar and have been deployed in Indonesia, Nigeria, Kuwait and Turkey to prepare staging areas for regional disaster operations.
Agility employs more than 22,000 people around the world. The majority work for its commercial logistics business in emerging markets countries where job creation and professional growth are sustainable development priorities. The company maintains high standards for employment and is strengthening its global health and safety program. Agility has built a framework that provides protection and safeguards for migrant workers in the Middle East, training more than 80 percent of the workforce in the region and conducting fair labor audits for the first time.
"As with all companies, we know that we have more to learn and more to do," Sultan said. "This report helps us see where we are on our journey – the progress made and the road ahead."
About the report
Agility's Corporate Social Responsibility report is the company's second and reviews activities in 2011 and 2012. The company's first report was published in 2011. Agility has used the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Sustainability Reporting Guidelines, version G3.1, and the GRI Reporting Framework as guides in putting together this report.
Read Agility's CSR report in full here: www.agilitylogistics.com/csrreport.
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Agility's core commercial business, Global Integrated Logistics (GIL), provides supply chain solutions to meet traditional and complex customer needs. GIL offers air, ocean and road freight forwarding, warehousing, distribution, and specialized services in project logistics, fairs and events, and chemicals. Agility's Infrastructure group of companies manages industrial real estate and offers logistics-related services, including e-government customs optimization and consulting, waste management and recycling, aviation and ground-handling services, support to governments and ministries of defense, remote infrastructure and life support.
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Books to Inspire?
If the saying "Junk in, junk out" is true, then spending our time
reading stuff that does not have any good value would that mean that
we were conditioning our brains to have less of a thirst for good values
in our everyday life, right? If all one reads is Harlequin romance novels,
wouldn't one begin to think that they are missing out on the "good"
stuff in real life that they read in the fictional books? I am inclined
to think so. Not that recreational reading should ONLY be instructional,
moral teaching, and spirituality books, BUT if one would take the time
to make the reading list balanced with a good mix of fun, easy reading
with a nice selection of spiritual, moral, faith-based books, one could
be considered more well rounded in character.
Now with that said, I personally have a list of books that I have read, or am reading now. Most of them are not, "holy-how-to" books necessarily, but they are very enlightening.....so far. Here is my list of current reads:
CS Lewis: The Great Divorce, I've now read it twice
The Catechism of the Catholic Church: 2011, completed it in one year
Michelle Buckman: Rachel's Contrition, an edge of the chair mystery!
GK Chesterton: "Orthodoxy"
Thomas Kempis: Imitation of Christ" this one I keep at my bed for constant reference
along with the Bible :)
The Magnificat magazine,
The Word Among Us, my husband and I read the readings each morning at breakfast
Any favorites to share?? Please leave a comment!


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My Thinkpad's battery life had gotten pathetic. When I first bought my R61i in April 2008, its 7 cells could endure 4 solid hours of continuous use before needing to be recharged. But after 22 months of heavy use, it could hold a charge for about 25 minutes. Lenovo sells replacement batteries for $143, but I found a seller on Amazon who was selling the same 9-cells listed on Lenovo's site for $45. My laptop's battery only has 7 cells, but I didn't process this before ordering.
The battery sat in the mailbox I never check for a week before I thought to check for it there. Sitting in a mailbox for a week in Fairbanks, Alaska in January probably wasn't great for the life of the battery, but thankfully lithium-ion electrolytes won't freeze above -40 C. After I got the battery, I finally noticed that it didn't fit in my Thinkpad R61i. Rather than return the battery, I decided it would be less hassle to figure out how to make this battery work than to return it.
Li-ion batteries are pretty dangerous, as it happens. Consumers should never open an Li-ion battery's protective case, but I did anyways. Note: this is very dangerous, and probably a bad idea. Knowing full well that Li-ion batteries can ignite or explode if mishandled or punctured, I very carefully opened the new battery I bought online with a pocket knife to see what was inside.
I first tried to make this new battery fit into my laptop's battery slot by trimming the plastic, but realized that the locking mechanism and dimensions couldn't be made to fit easily. Once I got the case apart, I was able to test that the new battery would work with my laptop by plugging in the short connector cord, fully expecting both the battery and my laptop to burst into a spectacular carmine blaze.
However, the new battery worked fine without so much as a beep or an entry in the system log. At this point I decided to replace my original laptop's innards with the guts of the new battery.
Getting the original 7-cell battery apart was much more difficult and time-consuming than the new 9-cell, but I finally succeeded and didn't break too much plastic in the process.
I was cautiously optimistic that I could just swap out the Li-ion cells directly, but the original battery had electronics around every cell. Probably these electronics are to keep the battery from exploding.
It was pretty obvious beforehand that not all the cells would fit in the original case. After removing the old cells, I removed excess plastic inside that was getting in the way and cut slots on the back so that 3 cells could just hang from the back of the case. Note: this is also probably a bad idea, since puncturing an Li-ion could cause it to ignite, and metal fires are serious business.
Those warnings aside, I covered everything in electrical tape, including some stripes to match the art on the back of my display, plugged in the frankensteinian battery, and it continues to work! At the time of this writing, it hasn't even exploded yet. I will update this post if/when it does ignite or explode, supposing I survive the incident. The TSA screeners will probably have some questions for me if I ever decide to board an airplane with this thing, but it probably looks just like any other laptop battery on an X-ray scanner.
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Hornets release guard/forward Sasha Pavolic
NEW ORLEANS (AP) The Hornets have released guard/forward Sasha Pavlovic, who joined the team on a 10-day contract to bolster New Orlean's injury-riddled roster.
Team spokesman Harold Kaufman said Monday that Pavlovic's contract was not renewed and he is no longer with the team.
The eight-year NBA veteran from Montenegro played in four games for the Hornets, starting one. He averaged 1.0 points, 1.5 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game.
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In today's mail, I received a note from a reader named Trace: Hello Mr. Overstreet.... I am reading Through a Screen Darkly and thought I'd share a short story with you.When I was about 20 years old I was watching the movie Blade Runner. Near the end of the movie Harrison Ford is trapped with Rutger Hauer on the roof. Hauer's character explains to Ford some of the incredible things he has seen in his short life and it becomes very clear why he has struggled so hard for more time to … [Read more...]
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A Stanford dynamics professor invented this large, adjustable Celt as a demonstration for his students, and now you can have one too.
This enhanced version of our favorite ancient toy has an adjustable bar that lets students vary the mass distribution for their own investigations. Experiment to see what orientation leads to the characteristic wobble-and-spin motion. A traditional Celt tends to spin in one direction, but the Dynamic Celt can be adjusted for simple spin in either direction, rocking that becomes spin, or rattling/wobble with spin-reversal! The included explanation will enhance any study of rotational motion, with information on moment of inertia, point of contact, and product of inertia.
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Just to clarify, the Soekris 14x1 can be used with Monowall and the PC
Engines WRAP boards, in particular, the WRAP.1E-2 ??
Thanks, Bradley
-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Buechler [mailto:cbuechler at gmail dot com]
Sent: Thursday, July 07, 2005 9:42 AM
To: Bradley Van Peursem
Cc: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] VPN acceleration
On 7/7/05, Bradley Van Peursem <bradley at itelework dot com> wrote:
> I see that you can add a miniPCI card for future expansion, in my
> case, VPN acceleration.
> Can someone recommend a few cards that work with Monowall and where to
> buy them?
The Soekris 14x1 seems to be the most commonly used, and is well
supported. http://soekris.com/vpn1401.htm
Any other hifn chip should work, but I don't recall hearing of anybody
using anything other than the Soekris cards.


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Chevrolet announced today that global markets will get a new TrailBlazer midsize SUV -- based on the just-out redesigned Colorado midsize pickup -- early next year as a 2013 model.
Chevy said nothing about U.S. prospects for the TrailBlazer, though it now has confirmed that it will bring the new Colorado here.
The new TrailBlazer SUV, recalling the old midsize truck-based 'Blazer, will be based on the same new global midsize truck platform that underpins the new Colorado. The new global midsize, body-on-frame truck architecture was developed in South America by GM do Brasil.
Production of the redone pickup just began in Thailand, the world's biggest single midsize truck market. Thailand also will be the first market to get the new 2013 TrailBlazer.
GM today released the teaser photo above of the new TrailBlazer, while the photo below is the Thailand crew-cab version of the new Colorado.
The new TrailBlazer will have its official unveiling at the Dubai International Motor Show, Nov. 10-14. The 'Blazer will be a proletarian at the show -- the biggest in the Middle East -- that is more known for its debuts of exotics and high-end luxury.
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Cargill's spinmeisters are at it again. Recent advertisements claim developing the salt ponds will reduce traffic and air pollution because fewer workers will need to commute into Redwood City.
More people residing in Redwood City does not equate to less traffic. As in any community, some will work close by, others will not. Some will use public transportation, most will drive.
A Redwood City study indicated the salt ponds community could generate as many as 87,000 new daily car trips, up to 8,000 in peak commute hours. (Fehr & Peers, January 2010).
The former chair of the San Mateo County Transportation Authority warns this development will result in a "traffic nightmare" at rush hour (Almanac, April 2010).
We already have traffic overload on the Peninsula. Adding 30,000 more residents east of the Bayshore Freeway will only worsen it.
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I have installed the RBM Toolbar & RBM playback Agent on my AppManager server & remote machine. I have also activated the agent & it is visible from my server.
I would like to know how to record a new Webscript ? Do I create it from the server or on the remote machine? When I look in the toolbar on the remote machine, I don't have the option to create a new script.
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All About Fats in Your Foods
When you are shopping, it can make things a lot easier for you to understand the food labels for your food. You might find that if you eat too much fat, you could suffer unnecessary weight gain, which will make it harder for you to meet your weight loss goals.
All types of food that have fat and varying amounts of fat. There are also several different types of fats which can include saturated fats, trans fats, polyunsaturated fats and monounsaturated fats.
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Saturated fat is typically found in foods that have animal origins. These foods include red meat, seafood, and poultry. There are also dairy foods that have saturated fat such as whole or reduced-fat milk, cheese and yogurt.
Trans Fat
There is some transfat that is found in red meat and full-fat dairy foods. However, the trans fat that is dangerous for you comes from shortening and partially hydrogenated oils that are created by food processing. Trans fat increases levels of LDL, or bad, cholesterol.
Polyunsaturated Fat
The types of polyunsaturated fat are the omega-3 fatty acids and the omega-6 fatty acids. Animal-based sources for this type of fat include fatty fish and salmon. Canola oil, soybean oil, flax oil and seeds, and walnuts are good sources of polyunsaturated fat.
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So given his sangfroid it is likely that Mr. Costas has old-fashioned pinkeye.
That fact alone permits Christie loyalists to greet the new negativity with a healthy degree of sangfroid.
French authorities on Thursday saluted the cyclist-witness's sangfroid under the circumstances.
With sangfroid, Mom snuffed out her cigarette with the toe of her high heel.
She was impressed enormously by his sangfroid and will to rule the roost.
But she feared to face the experience alone; she did not trust her own sangfroid.
In her dealings with her fellow-creatures she exhibits all the sangfroid and self-possession that mark the modern child.
Her aplomb, her sangfroid, astounded Mr. Prohack—and relieved him.
And the public laugh at the lively sally, and admire the sangfroid of the wit!
The play exercises memory, judgment, sangfroid, and other good qualities of the mind.
"presence of mind, composure," 1712, from French sang froid, literally "cool blood," from sang "blood" (from Latin sanguis; see sanguinary) + froid "cold" (from Latin frigidus; see frigid).
Composure in the face of difficulty or danger: "We would all be dead today if our bus driver hadn't kept his sangfroid when the bus began to skid on the ice." From French, meaning "cold blood."


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Water Minister
The Water Amendment Bill, to be introduced to Parliament today, outlines an adjustment mechanism, allowing the 2750 GL of surface water that will be set aside for the environment to be either reduced or increased as high as 3200 GL.
There could also be a shift up or down in the volume of groundwater recovered for the environment. The legislation will test parliamentary support for the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, which Mr Burke will table within weeks. But the Coalition will refer the bill to a committee, citing fears that it provides no protection for irrigation communities if the environmental water target is lifted. The volume of environmental water has already been reduced significantly since protests in irrigation districts following the authority's initial proposals in 2010, that 3000 to 4000 GL be returned to the environment.
Under the new bill, it could be cut even further if more efficient practices meant this would have no environmental cost. The National Farmers' Federation complained that the bill gives the power to vary the water volumes to the Murray-Darling Basin Authority, rather than to Parliament or the minister. But MDBA chair Craig Knowles said: "The adjustment mechanism is nothing more or less than common sense to allow practical and sensible management of the basin to occur."
Mr Burke is trying to overcome resistance from state governments to the Basin Plan. South Australia wants more water for the environment, but Victoria and NSW argue their irrigation communities are already giving up too much.
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Dr. Myron Bodman graduated from Cleveland State Univerisity with a Bachelor of Science Degree. He attended the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine and obtained his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine. Finishing his podiatric medicine and surgical residency, he opened practice in his home town of Fairview Park in 1978. He an Associate Professor at the Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine teaching lower extremity dermatology.
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After this short experience with this phone, and assuming that most of you are experienced smartphone users, would you describe the DHD as a buggy phone or a trustworthy one.
I have passed through the WM6 + PPC world and I describe that OS as buggy and wouldn't want to go back so, I need a really trustworthy smartphone that will respond at any time with minimum freezes, no loss of information, hard resets, etc.
Sould you describe the HTC DHD as a phone you can rely on, professionally?


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