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Won't be me.
Not even close.
At least my running over the past few weeks has been consistent.
Buy my wife's sea catchers
Lazy idiot
I've heard of someone planning to PR at Monkey.
Tick tock
Assuming a finish, I will PR by default. Crap, did I jinx myself?
And watch the monkeys attack.
They will be behind most of you, you'll have to catch the video replay.
Or we can let you be a human shield.
I can either start @ 10'30" or finish there.
And you think I'll a shield for you? We may not be in the same zip code.
If it's your first marathon, you'll go out too fast.
When it's all said and done, will you have said more than you've done?
There's no way Drew will go out too fast. He will pulling me in wheelchair. Plus I'm fat.
I don't even get to push?!? Damn!
Your wheelchair better have REALLY good brakes...you could end up busting through a stone wall or something.


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In celebration of the School's 60th Anniversary, the School honored 60 alumni as "Visionary Leaders". These distinguished alumni were nominated and recognized for their significant impact on the nursing profession and health care. Also included are outstanding alumni who were nominated and named "Recognized Leaders" for their nursing leadership.
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Didn't say it took the risk away completly just lowers it drastically. Sometimes trusted sites get comprimised so you are never fully safe. I remember a very, very long time ago someone used a VB exploit here to attack you. But even then I got warnings that something was going on and I was actually able to track it down to a specific post and kept reporting them so the admins knew. (long before I was mod)
How not to get a virus:
-Don't use IE
-Keep Flash updated
Simple as that no matter what OS you're on. This is assuming your not retarded and download and open stuff that's obviously not legit. Antivirus is just an overpriced piece of crap that companies use to make money.
The amount of "unprotected" Macs should actually be a bigger target to grab than the market share because a large portion of Mac users don't run anything beyond Apple's standard protection.
Eh...windows had it first.
But since most non-tech Mac users claim they don't need anti-virus they are the most vulnerable.
And hackers want to affect the majority not the minority , although they don't mind attacking people who have money they can steal hence "the average Mac user"
Well no sh*t it's well below Windows. The user base is exponentially higher. As market share continues to climb for OSX the amount of viruses will as well. Why attack such a small user base when you can attack something substantially higher? The whole point is to cause chaos anyway. There were a few reports last year that reported OSX to be the most vulnerable by far.


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President (1906 - 1941) Chairman of the Board
The youngest of Charles Pfizer's three sons, Emile, joined the family business at age 22. He served as president from 1906 to 1941 and briefly as chairman before his death. Emile Pfizer was made president at a special board meeting held at the end of 1905, when his elder brother Charles Pfizer, Jr., noted huntsman and cross-country steeplechase rider with no real interest in the business, was asked to resign as president and director.
Although Emile Pfizer proved more successful at dividing his attention between roles as a Pfizer executive and his own passion for horse breeding, polo playing, and steeplechase racing, he was inclined to leave the day-to-day operations of Pfizer in the capable hands of John Anderson.
A lifelong bachelor, Emile was the last descendant of the Pfizer-Erhart family to be engaged in the management of the firm. In his will, he left $236,250 to 242 employees of the Company "in appreciation of many years of association, cooperation, and friendship." They received amounts ranging from $250 to $4000 in proportion to years of service. Many used their bequest to purchase Pfizer stock.


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Christie Makes Saturday Night Live Appearance [VIDEO]
Governor Chris Christie made a guest appearance on NBC's Saturday Night Live to make fun of his Hurricane Sandy fleece.
Sitting at the Weekend Update desk, Christie joked that the jacket is fused to his skin, and he even wears suits over it. "I'm gonna die in this fleece," he said.
Christie chided Update anchor Seth Meyers to "get the wax out of his ears" when he repeated Christie's comment that New Jerseyans are "known for their patience." Meyers, concerned he and the Governor were getting off on the wrong foot, said his mood was "nice." But when Meyers felt comfortable Christie asked if they were on a "first date."
Then came the fleece jokes. After thanking the Red Cross and relief workers for their efforts in the Sandy cleanup, he thanked his wife Mary Pat Christie for putting up with her husband "who has smelled like wet fleece for the past 3 weeks."
Meyers raised Christie's ire when he complimented him on the fleece, pounding the desk and telling Meyers to "stop saying things I've already said."
Christie also got another shot in at Atlantic City Mayor Lorenzo Langford by saying he did not want to thank "stupid mayors who ignored my evacuation orders. You're idiots…who look like Seth Meyers." Christie also said there was no need for reporters who walked with cameras into the middle of the hurricane. "We have windows!" he exclaimed.
He said there was no need for getting upset at the long gas ines, calling screaming at gas stations "a New Jersey tradition." But, said Christie, "you don't do it during a crisis."
Christie ended his appearance with "line from a famous New Jersey poet" and quoted from Bruce Springsteen's Atlantic CIty. "Everything dies baby, that's a fact. But everything that dies one day comes back. Put your makeup on, put your hair up pretty. And meet me tonight in Atlantic City." Meyers said he wouldn't call Springsteen a poet, and Christie agreed, calling him "a saint."
Ironically, during a Friday press conference, Christie was concerned that his saying "Twinkie" behind the microphone at a press conference would result in a Saturday Night Live sketch.


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WANDERERS' talented crop of youngsters can go all the way to the top if they keep working hard, believes Blues boss Gareth Ainsworth.
Teenager Josh Scowen has been Wycombe's most consistent performer in recent weeks, while Charles Dunne and Matt McClure are rapidly establishing themselves as key members of the team.
And Ainsworth believes they can go on to enjoy the same levels of success as former Blues youngsters Matt Phillips and Kadeem Harris, who are both now playing in the Championship.
But he said that will only happen if they stay grounded.
Ainsworth said: "I've got the belief in them they can be top players and play higher. It's not too early [to compare them to Harris and Phillips].
"I wouldn't like people to start getting above themselves and thinking something else.
"To make a living out of the game you've got to work really hard. The talent will come through and maybe a little bit of luck later, but the hard work will never go away while I'm in charge.
"As soon as anyone stops working hard in my team, they won't be in the team.
"It's great to see they are willing to put the work in and it's improving them as players. Hopefully they can see that as well."
Ainsworth singled out McClure for praise after the Northern Ireland U21 international netted four goals in the space of two games last week.
He said: "He's always impressed me since I signed here. He's got a great eye for goal. I always classed him as one of the best finishers at the club and he's proving me right with that.
"He never refuses to shoot and he's growing in confidence every game. I've major belief he can be a double figure man for Wycombe Wanderers and hopefully he can carry on.
"Hopefully there's more to come from him in his career and he can go on in the game."
The five goals McClure has scored this season have come from just six shots on target - giving him a goals to shots ratio of 83 per cent.
Ainsworth joked: "I'll have to improve that and get it a bit better."


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(CBS News) If you're going to be a new mother, you might want to move to Norway. According to a new study, Norwegian moms have it best.
Save the Children released their 13th annual State of the World's Mothers report on Tuesday. The study takes a look at several factors including maternal health, education and economic status, as well as the health and nutrition of their children.
CDC: More U.S. women having twins
The U.S. is only number 25 on the list - far behind Australia, the United Kingdom and Canada. The life expectancy of a woman in the United States is 81 years and expected years of education is high at 18 years. But , there is a relatively high risk of maternal death in America with a rate of 1 out of 2,100, especially when compared to Japan (1 in 12,200) or Ireland (1 out of 17,800). The rate is the worst out of any industrialized nation.
American mothers only get 12 weeks of maternity leave - the lowest amount of time out of all the Tier I countries that were analyzed - and have no national program to help pay their wages during that time unlike the countries that top the list. Australians and Canadians get a full year off. Women in the U.S. also hold fewer positions in politics than in other industrialized nations, and many children forgo preschool.
The worst country to be a mother was Niger. Women get just 4 years of education on average, are likely to lose a child at some point during their lives and have a life expectancy of only 56 years. Previously, Afghanistan was at the bottom of the list, but improvements have been made in the country, including raising the school enrollment rate from 20 to 97 percent from 2000 to today.
Among the findings, the aid organization said that many children are not getting adequate nutrition in their first 1,000 days. In fact, out of 73 developing countries - which account for 95 percent of child deaths - only four scored "very good" on their young child nutrition scale. They are urging all nations to help ensure every child gets the food they need to grow.
"Stunting, or stunted growth, occurs when children do not receive the right type of nutrients, especially in utero or during the first two years of life," the organization wrote. "Children whose bodies and minds are limited by stunting are at greater risk for disease and death, poor performance in school, and a lifetime of poverty."


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Indians go quietly in Fourth of July loss to Royals
Brantley's HR provides only run; Tomlin allows five over 5 2/3 frames
CLEVELAND -- Josh Tomlin's Independence Day outing began plenty strong, but it ended with fireworks courtesy of Mike Moustakas. The only pop on Cleveland's end came after the game, as explosions of red and green filled the darkened sky at Progressive Field.
With two outs in the fifth inning, Tomlin served up a full-count fastball to Moustakas, who sent it back the other way for a three-run homer that all but sealed the Tribe's 7-1 loss on Friday night. The right-hander had kept the Indians within two runs until that point, but he left charged with five earned runs on 10 hits over 5 2/3 innings after the decisive blast -- a more respectable performance than the numbers would indicate.
The start marked the third time over his last four games that Tomlin has surrendered five runs, while Moustakas now has four homers and 20 RBIs at Progressive Field.
"I didn't feel like I was fighting [my command] that much," Tomlin said. "Made a few mistakes throughout those sequences, but I felt like I made the pitches overall for the most part. Then Moustakas, that blow kind of took the wind out of us a little bit."
The Cleveland bats were of little help, falling largely silent in front of a sellout crowd of 39,020. Royals right-hander Yordano Ventura proved nearly untouchable for Indians hitters up and down the lineup, needing only 103 pitches to work through eight scoreless innings before his shutout bid was spoiled on a ninth-inning solo shot by Michael Brantley. He allowed just six hits and a pair of walks over 8 1/3 frames.
"He throws 100 [mph], first of all. He has a good changeup and a good curveball," outfielder Michael Bourn said. "He's a pitcher you want to attack, get to early and not let him settle in. We had a couple chances, but for the most part he was on tonight. He kept us off balance. We hit some balls hard right at people. We've done that a lot the last month."
Ventura spent much of the outing working with a clean set of bases and, excluding the lone homer, faced real trouble only when Brantley and Carlos Santana rapped out consecutive singles in the fourth inning. However, that scoring threat came to a quick end once Jason Kipnis hit into an inning-ending double play, and Ventura would go on to retire 12 of his next 15 batters.
But Tribe manager Terry Francona noted that his lineup was also the victim of some tough luck at the plate.
"I thought we went through a period where I think out of 12 batters, we hit eight balls hard," Francona said. "Didn't have much to show for it. Had first and third with Kip up, [and the] double play."
Second baseman Christian Colon -- a late addition to the starting lineup after Omar Infante was scratched -- sparked the Royals' offense from the No. 9 spot, slapping across a triple for his first Major League hit. He scored on the ensuing Lorenzo Cain single to put the Royals up, 1-0, in the third inning. The Colon-Cain tag team struck again in their next at-bats, hitting back-to-back doubles that tacked on another run for the visiting club.
"You're trying to feel [Colon] out a little bit," Tomlin said of the Royals rookie. "He put some good swings on some fastballs in that I thought were decently located."
By the sixth inning, the traffic had finally caught up with Tomlin, who gave up singles to Salvador Perez -- one of three from him on the night -- and Alcides Escobar, who floated a two-out bloop just beyond the reach of Kipnis' waiting glove. The inning would live on and give the Royals what they needed to pull ahead 5-0 and never look back.
With the defeat, the Tribe (41-44) falls to 3-4 against Kansas City this season, slips to eight games back in the division and extends its losing streak against the American League Central to nine games.
"[We need] to just try to close this first half up before the All-Star Break strong and see where we end up," Bourn said.
Alec Shirkey is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Rodney Peete remains as intensely competitive today as he was throwing touchdown passes at USC back in the 1980s.
His positive attitude and spirit is contagious and even his son's Little League team has caught the "winning fever."
The proud father of four has devoted much of his time this summer to coaching his son Robinson's 11-under Little League all-star team from Encino, which is enjoying a historic season.
Encino beat Thousand Oaks 17-0 to win the North sub-divisional baseball championship Thursday in Quartz Hill and tonight it begins a best-of-three series against Allied Gardens in El Cajon for the Southern California championship -- the furthest a team can advance at that level.
Rodney quarterbacked the Trojans to two Rose Bowls and went on to play 16 years in the NFL, retiring in 2005 after a three-year stint with the Carolina Panthers.
He was hardly a one-sport athlete, however. Peete was also an All-Pac-10 third baseman at USC and was drafted four times by Major League teams before deciding to make football his career instead.
"That was one of the hardest decisions I've ever had to make," Rodney recalls. "I love both sports, I'd slipped in the (NFL) draft and the Oakland A's were actively pursuing me. At the end of the day, having an opportunity to play quarterback in the NFL was an opportunity I couldn't pass up."
Now, Rodney is imparting his knowledge of America's pastime to Robinson, the second oldest of his three sons and one of the two 10-year-olds on Encino's 11-under squad.
After hitting 15 home runs in the 9-10 age group last year, Robinson moved up to the Major (11-12) division this spring and his Cardinals lost in the championship game to the Braves, coached by 11-under all-stars manager Kevin Dicker.
"There's nothing like the feeling you get throwing a touchdown pass or winning a big game, but I get just as much joy watching my son play," Rodney said. "I wake up super early on game days and I get more excited than him sometimes."
Robinson has made an impact since joining the all-stars and Thursday's game was an example. With Rodney shouting encouragement from the first-base box, Robinson went 3 for 3 at the plate, including a solo homer to left field in the first inning and a double in the second.
He hit several tape-measure shots Friday into the parking lot during the team's final practice.
"Having my dad coaching is harder because he pushes me more but it also makes me more determined to hit home runs and win games," said Robinson, who wears No. 16 in tribute to his dad.
"It's important to him because it was his number at USC, he was born on March 16 and that's how many years he played in the NFL."
Dicker, whose son Jake plays left field, said both Rodney and Robinson are integral to the team's success.
"Robinson was in Australia for most of the District 40 tournament, but Rodney was out here every single day working with the team," Dicker said. "He's doing it for the love of the game, he's played at every level and the boys just love him. Our other coach Ryan (Stromsborg) played ball at USC as well, so I'm fortunate to have guys like that helping me."
Rodney and his wife, actress Holly Robinson Peete, are having their annual HollyRod Foundation fundraiser for autism today in Malibu, leaving Rodney with a difficult choice.
"We've been preparing for this event for months and I hate missing it because it's something that's dear to our hearts for 15 years," he said. "But Holly told me 'You're going to San Diego' so that was that."
Robinson, the team's right fielder, is glad his dad will be with him for the biggest series of his life.
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I have customers who walk into Movida during summer looking for ajo blanco. We have served it for years, but only recently have people started requesting it. Initially they were a little wary of this cool soup - a specialty of the Andalucia region in Spain's south - made of bread, almonds and garlic and served with sweet grapes. But on a hot day, the refreshingly smooth white liquid clears the palate and enlivens the heat-drained body and spirit. The blue swimmer crab in this recipe can be swapped for spanner crab from south-east Queensland, an amazing sweet meat.
The friend who first cooked the cucumber soup for me said, ''I have a soup I know you will like'', but I couldn't pick the flavour. When he told me the main ingredient, it made sense. This soup can be eaten chilled but is also fantastic warm. Too much heat will kill the subtle flavour.
Both soups go well with seafood. I have served them with poached yabbies or even marron from Western Australia, if you feel like splashing out.
6 continental cucumbers
60g butter, coarsely chopped
1 garlic clove, finely chopped
600g sheep's milk yoghurt (or any plain natural yoghurt)
Salt and pepper
8 slices sourdough bread
Extra virgin olive oil
1 garlic clove, cut in half
Basil leaves for garnish (optional)
Partially peel the cucumbers, leaving some strips of green skin. Cut in half, remove seeds and chop coarsely. Melt butter in a large saucepan over medium heat, add cucumber and garlic, cover with a lid and cook until tender, about 8 to 10 minutes. Process in a food processor until smooth, then refrigerate until cool. Add yoghurt, season to taste, then pass through a fine sieve. Rub sourdough bread lightly with oil and char-grill on the barbecue. When toasted, rub with garlic. Serve soup chilled or warm, garnished with basil leaves if desired.
Serves 8
250g almonds, freshly blanched
50g stale heavy white bread
1 clove garlic
1/2 tsp salt
600ml chilled water
100ml mayonnaise mixed with a crushed
garlic clove
2 tbsp sherry vinegar
180g blue swimmer crab meat
200g sweet red grapes, peeled, cut in half and deseeded
The day before making the soup, place almonds in a bowl, cover with tap water and soak overnight. Next day, cut the crusts from the bread and discard, then cut bread into 2cm cubes. Cover bread with tap water and soak for at least two hours. Drain almonds and place in a food processor. Squeeze excess water out of bread and add to food processor with the garlic and salt. Blend, adding chilled water a little at a time to create a thick almond milk. To avoid a gritty soup, filter the milk through a very fine sieve twice without pushing it through. Add garlic mayonnaise to a medium-size stainless steel bowl. Gently whisk in almond milk a little at a time until all incorporated. Pour soup into chilled bowls and sprinkle with vinegar. Add small amounts of crab and a few grapes to each bowl.
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Some paramedics are injecting expired medications, despite a risk they won't work as intended. Others are scrambling to train paramedics to use alternative medications. In some cases, ambulance crews have simply gone without drugs they can't buy.
One Central Oregon fire department reported using expired supplies of 11 medications at the peak of the crisis earlier this year. Another in Arizona went three weeks without any drugs to treat seizures.
The University of Utah's Drug Information Service reports a shortage of 275 medications.
The drug industry and the FDA say they're working on solutions. Oregon has eased restrictions on the use of expired drugs.


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" Découverte Passion " A library of travel images
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A library of travel images in Rajasthan india - 2012
Rajasthan is one of the most popular travel destination in India. Every third foreign tourist visiting India also travel to Rajasthan. Known for Historical Monuments, the modern Rajasthan Tourism is benchmarked for the warm hospitality and Internationally Awarded Hotels & Resorts. Here you'll see a perfect amalgamation of ages old traditional culture, modern luxury and comforts. Touring Rajasthan is a unique experience which leaves you spell bounded as you explore it more & more. The major Tourist Destinations like Jaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and Udaipur are well interconnected to take up a round tour in form of Itinerary. Rajasthan also connects to other popular places like Agra, Khajuraho and Varanasi.
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Cows Causing CatastrophesLogic Grid puzzles come with a handy interactive grid that will help you solve the puzzle based on the given clues.
The crazy cows on Cowman's farm have stampeded out of their pens. They have been continuously roaming the pasture. Cowman's servant, MiniCowman, needs to have all the cows back in their pens by milking time. Milking time is at 3:30 PM. It's already 3:00 PM! Each cow has their own pen. After returning the cows to their proper pen, MiniCowman will have to line up the cows in the milking line, sorted by breed. The cows will also need to be branded. You must find the correct brand symbol for each cow. Can you help MiniCowman? Use the clues below.
Cow Names: Bessie, Doris, Helen
Cow Breeds: Holstein, Jersey, Brown Swiss
Brands: El Rancho, Mrs.Cow, Beef
1) The Jersey is branded El Rancho.
2) Doris is not the Jersey.
3) Helen is branded Beef.
4) The Brown Swiss is branded Mrs. Cow.
AnswerBessie, the Jersey, is branded El Rancho.
Doris, the Brown Swiss, is branded Mrs. Cow.
Helen, the Holstein, is branded Beef.
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Every time they heard about a disaster in another part of the world, the parents of Belgian friends used to intone: "Qu'on est bien en Belgique" – roughly, "How lucky we are to live in Belgium."
French (or, perhaps more precisely, French-born) actor Gérard Depardieu may be thinking along similar lines, given his threat this weekend to give up his passport and take up residence in the village of Néchin in Belgium. "I'm leaving," he wrote, in an open letter to Jean-Marc Ayrault, the French prime minister, "because you consider that success, creativity and talent… must be sanctioned" – a clear protest about rising tax rates in the country of his birth. Earlier this year, France's richest man Bernard Arnault applied for Belgian citizenship, though he said he was seeking dual Belgian-French nationality and would continue to be tax-resident in France.
I've lived in Belgium and it has plenty going for it, including the usual cliché attractions of beer, chocolate, mussels and Tintin, but low personal tax rates never seemed to be one of the benefits of residency. Read more


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Install and manage Management Information Base (MIB) files
This package ships the IETF RFCs containing MIB files and a script which
extracts them to be used by Simple Network Management libraries. The script
can be used to update some MIBs to the latest version or to download extra
vendor MIBs.
These MIBs can be useful for programs like wireshark or snmpget to enable
them to translating the received information into human readable text.
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
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In the current environment of high feed prices and tight margins, pork producers are seeking ways to reduce costs and increase revenue. Prairie Swine Centre, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, provides the following list of easy-to-adopt ideas, that can be incorporated into your operation immediately.
While you may have already implemented some of these techniques in your operation they can serve as a reminder of the importance of each.
Remove vitamins and trace minerals from finishing diets
- Removal of vitamins and trace minerals from the finishing diet for periods of approximately 3 or 5 weeks prior to slaughter was found to have no negative impact on animal performance and carcass merit. The economic benefit of such a change will vary among farms, depending on the current cost of supplementation; it is estimated that a typical savings of about $1 - $1.50 per pig sold may be realized.
Adding peas to diets at 60 percent inclusion
- Work at Prairie Swine Centre has shown a high inclusion of peas (60 percent) does not necessarily result in reduced feed intake. At current market conditions, every $10 per metric ton reduction in finishing diets will save approximately $1.20 per market hog. A bi-weekly publication (Feed Pea Benchmark) produced by Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba Pulse Growers provides a quick summary on what the price of peas needs to be in order to price into diets.
Properly adjusted water nipples and flow rates
High flow rate can result in more water spillage from nipple drinkers. Water wastage increased by 7 percent with a higher water flow rate of 1,000 ml/min compared to 500 ml/min.
Properly adjusted feeders
- Currently, 5 percent feed wastage costs pork producers more than $2 per pig sold. While it may be impossible to eliminate feed wastage, research at Prairie Swine Centre has shown that with most commercial feeders, wastage of 3 percent or less is not an unreasonable expectation. Research has shown that having a feeder adjusted to achieve 40 percent pan coverage will have the optimal combination of reducing feed wastage while maximizing pig performance.
Energy levels in finishing diets
- Under typical market conditions, high energy diets do not necessarily result in the highest return over feed cost. Feed efficiency is improved with higher energy diets, however additional diet costs far exceed the beneficial impact of feed efficiency. Cost savings range from $3-$5.00 per hog under current market conditions.
Power washing and sprinkling
- Recent work at Prairie Swine Centre indicates soaking prior to pressure washing a fully-slatted production room may not be necessary. Additional labor costs associated without sprinkling are offset by lower water costs.
- Conventional pressure washer nozzles have been shown to be the most efficient in terms of labor requirements and total water used. They have been shown to save up to 50 cents per hog marketed when compared to other nozzle types.
Feed particle size
- Once the diet has been formulated there are still opportunities to reduce costs with feed particle size in the 650-700 micron range to ensure optimum digestibility. Frequently, due to screen wear, improper screen size or hammer wear, the feeds milled on farm are significantly over the 700-micron threshold. For every 100 microns under 700, feed conversion improves 1.2 percent.
The National Pork Board also provides tips on reducing production costs. To view those, click here.


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Lets give the cool people on Pandy their due and recognise them for their efforts!! For me a cool guy was a white mage named Matsui. (I hope I spelled that right!) We had made a trip to Altepa the night before with a full party to xp. As it was late we all decided to log and meet the next day. When the next day came he was the only 1 to show. We waited and only found one other. We quickly realised that the rest werent going to show she he took us to get out Altep crystal and waited until we both had gotten partys and even declined invites because he wanted to make sure we were in groups first. A totally cool dude!!
Then another cool character named Folgers escorted my 2nd character Monsoon from Bastok to Windy and helped me complete my rank mission then Dem warped me back. As my Pal Osiris I have partied with him on numerous occassions and have found him to be a really great healer to have around! So who are some cool people you have met or partied with that have helped you out??
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By Ben Ellison
Eartec TD900 Walkie-Talkies
Hand signals are certainly better than shouting, and a handheld is better still, but—at least conceptually—radios with hands-free headsets are the ideal way for a captain and crew to communicate while docking a large boat, particularly one with thorny sightlines. The problem has been that the radios used—VHF and FRS—are simplex, i.e. can only transmit in one direction, so the only way to make them hands-free is with voice-activated transmission (VOX), which often doesn't work well. VOX also has an annoying delay, not to mention the possibility of talking over someone and missing something important.
All that is why Eartec's duplex walkie-talkies are significant. My wife and I tried a pair and can testify that they are as easy to speak over as a telephone and sound great. We also purposely put ourselves near running engines, electronics, and refrigeration without interference problems. The TD900s use the 900-mHz band familiar from cordless phones and have a reported maximum range of a quarter mile.
Eartec has a long history serving the likes of racecar drivers and football coaches but is new to the marine world. That may account for the fact that the charger for the TD900's rechargeable batteries is 110V only (so far), and the units are not waterproof. A pair costs $299; additional units are optional but only communicate with the master.
Eartec Phone: (800) 399-5994. www.eartec.com.
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Did you know?
A 'firkin' is an old English term for a nine-gallon barrel of lager.
With its distinctly tropical climate, KwaZulu-Natal will never compete with the Western Cape's famous winelands – but it can offer a fabulous beer tour!
Following the province's beer route is not just about drinking beer (although it goes without saying that you'll be tipping many a tankard, should you so wish) – it's as much about discovering the history behind the brew and the art of beer-making from exceptional brew masters at eight of the region's breweries.
Try the Khangela Brewery in Durban, well known for umqombothi, a traditional beer made from maize (corn), maize malt, sorghum malt, yeast and water. Umqombothi is popular among a large proportion of South Africa's beer drinkers.
Near the coastal town of Amanzimtoti lies the South African Breweries (SAB) Prospecton brewery, one of the most modern in the southern hemisphere. SAB is the South African division of SAB Miller, the world's second-largest brewery.
In the Durban residential suburb of Westville, the Firkin Hophouse Micro Brewery and Pub sits atop the Pavilion shopping mall, where lagers, ales and stouts are available on tap, along with its speciality brews, Foxx Lager and Foxx Red Ale.
Forming part of the Midlands Meander arts and crafts route, the Nottingham Road Brewing Company creates naturally brewed ales and lagers using spring water from a well on site, as well as quality hops and malted barley. Look out for names such as the Whistling Weasel Pale Ale and Pie-Eyed Possum Pilsner.
The Wartburger Brauhaus in the town of Wartburg – which has a large population of German speakers – follows the dictates of the Reinheitsgebot (a beer-production regulation) to create freshly brewed beer every week. Using German-imported ingredients, Swiss and Bavarian brewing partners produce Wartburg Brauhaus Helles, described as midway between pilsner and lager.
Dundee, once the site of fierce Anglo-Zulu battles, is home to Ijuba-United National Brewery, which produces and distributes mild sorghum beer. Known as Ijuba ('dove' in Zulu), the beer is made using traditional brewing methods. Also try sample its Nini-Nanini – sorghum beer with a banana or pineapple flavour.
The Shongweni Brewery boasts five premium handcrafted beers. Tours of the facility are popular and include tastings.
Zulu Blonde Beer was born at Eshowe's Zululand Brewery, founded in 1997 by the Chennells family. This flagship beer was launched internationally in 2010 to supply 800 pubs for the JD Wetherspoons International Real Ale Festival. Out of 50 different ales, Zulu Blonde was voted number one and sold out in the first week of the three-week festival.
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Who to contact
KwaZulu-Natal Beer Route
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Best time to visit
Any time of year, but summers (November to February) are hot and thirsty, so this makes it an ideal time to tour. If, however, the roar of a fire and companionship in a cosy pub sounds appealing, then rather do it in winter.
Around the area
The Midlands Meander art and craft route features more than 200 places to visit and browse for books, wooden items, rugs, furniture, curios, foodstuffs and loads more.
Tours to do
A KwaZulu-Natal Midlands Meander tour; or visit the popular Drakensberg mountains.
Get around
On a formal tour, you will be driven to each destination by bus.
Length of stay
The tour takes a few days, but there is so much more to see in the area that it's worth staying longer.
What to eat
The breweries that have pubs offer traditional pub fare such as bangers and mash, and pies and chips
Best buys
Gift packs of beer to take home with you.


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National Dialogue on the Curriculum of Readiness for the 21 st Century Librarian
ALA Annual Conference - Chicago, Illinois - Tuesday June 28, 2005
Plenary Session II: Diversity and Equity in LIS Recruitment, Education, and Readiness
Jose Aponte: We're going to bring up the next panel. Yellow ‑ which is issue to consider. Red. This has got to stop in education. And the green: opportunities.
We'd like to bring up our next panel, Clara.
Clara Chu: Right. So let's bring up our next panel. It's going to be moderated by W. Michael Havener who's been a longtime torchbearer in diversity issues and a leader in the education field.
W. Michael Havener: I'm just thrilled with this next panel if we can get people through. One thing that I might mention is you may have noticed at the first panel and it's going to happen at this panel and the next one is because we are moving with only twelve minutes per person again it's going to be squeezing so much into this day.
One of the decisions that were made is that we are not going to spend time talking about the accomplishments of each of the people on each of the panels. Instead there's a very... If you have someone you're not familiar with, and many of these people you know very, very well, we have very brief descriptions of everyone who's speaking today as part of the program so look there.
They're going to spend their time talking about the message they want to share rather than about who they are. It's the message we all care about.
This second plenary session panel as you know is on diversity and equity in LIS recruitment, education, and readiness.
Many of you may be aware that as always we have many things going on simultaneously at this conference. One of the things going on simultaneously right now is a session of ALA council, and one of the items they'll be acting on today if they have not already is the draft strategic plan for ALA.
And as I was looking at this draft strategic plan it struck me again that we have on here the same five key action areas that have been approved annually since 1997 and I'm sure will be again. If you don't know, I'm not going to go through all five but the reason I really noticed it is the number one action area listed is diversity.
The number two action area listed is equity of access.
The number three area listed is education and continuous learning. It sounds like it has something to do with what we're talking about today and this panel in specific is dealing with diversity and equity. And you notice that is going in three very broad areas: recruitment, education, and readiness.
It strikes me very often when I'm talking to people, and I may be aware of this because we had Michael Gorman as a major speaker at my LIS program recently, is there are both real and perceived discrepancies between library education and library practice.
There are also real or perceived disconnects between what's going on in library practice and what the needs of the communities or individuals we're serving are. So I'm looking forward to hearing all five of our panelists give us their ideas what we can do to make diversity and equity realities in this variety of.
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The DBacesslayer (or DBSlayer for short) is a lightweight database abstraction layer suitable for high-load Web sites where you need the scalable advantages of connection pooling. DBSlayer talks to clients via JSON over HTTP, meaning it's simple to monitor and can swiftly interoperate with any Web framework you choose.
mod_sesehe is an Apache module that disguises and removes the "Server: " HTTP header from responses. This allows you to hide certain information about the server. This also allows more accurate information to be provided if Apache is configured as a reverse proxy and a malformed request is received. Although sending the Server header in HTTP responses is not defined as a MUST in RFC 2616, the Apache HTTP Server does not otherwise allow you to disable sending this header via its configuration.
OpenJPA is a 100% compliant feature-rich implementation of the persistence part of Enterprise Java Beans 3.0, also known as the Java Persistence API (JPA). It can be used as a stand-alone POJO persistence layer, or it can be integrated into any EJB3.0 compliant container and many lightweight frameworks.
WSO2 WSAS is an integrated Web services platform which offers a complete middleware solution. It is a lightweight, high performing platform for Service Oriented Architectures, enabling business logic and applications. Bringing together a number of Apache Web services projects, WSO2 WSAS provides a secure, transactional, and reliable runtime for deploying and managing Web services. It features data services support, Eclipse IDE integration, clustering support, full support for WS-Security, WS-Trust, WS-Policy, and WS-Secure Conversation and XKMS, and EJB service provider support.
TiTLi is a Google-like search tool for relational databases . It builds on top of Apache Lucene to provide an API and a GWT-based UI for searching multiple databases from various vendors simultaneously. It is very fast due to indexing, and the database is queried only when a record is chosen.


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Pavé Fine Jewelry was founded in 1983 by Michael Endlich, an award winning jewelry designer. Through his passion and artistic vision, Michael has cultivated a team of highly talented designers and jewelers who support Pavé's mission to provide exceptional and unique fine jewelry for their clients. Collectively, Michael Endlich and senior staff have over 100 years of fine jewelry experience.
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Web Watch: Annabel Tollman
In Givenchy at the Oscars, 1954
"What a sweet dress, and how very Hepburn. I love the graphicness of the hair with the cat-eye, and the lack of jewelry. It can so easily ruin a look."
In Edith Head at the Oscars, 1955
"This is probably the all-time gold standard of red carpet [fashion]. It's by the legendary costume designer Edith Head. In the heyday of Hollywood, the studio's costume designer would also design the star's wardrobe for the press tour. Only Grace Kelly could get away with this pale blue without it looking [like a] bridesmaid."
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Haeberle, John Henry, 85, retired farmer, died June 17, 2004. Mr. Haeberle attended Springbank rural school and graduated from Clearwater High School. He graduated from Kansas State University with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He flew 31 missions with the U.S. Air Corp. during WWII. He suffered injuries when he was shot down and was a German war prisoner for 1 1/2 years. Following military service he worked as a mechanical engineer at several aircraft companies. When his father retired from farming, he took over the farm which his grandfather homesteaded near Clearwater. John operated the farm until his death. Service 11 a.m. Tuesday at United Methodist Church of Clearwater. Survivors: step-son, Stephen Haeberle of Sacramento, CA; sister, Rosamond P. Haeberle of Wichita. Memorial established with the United Methodist Church of Clearwater. Resthaven Mortuary.
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447th BS Mission Summary: (Ops Order 185/mission 184) Group Mission # 186: 6 of our ships took part in a raid on the Isoletta Dam, Italy. Flak was very heavy with results that the formation was broken up and bombing very poor. Ship #210 piloted by Lt. Vincent went down over the target when a direct hit was made on the right wing which caused the gas tank to explode thereby knocking off the right wing and pieces of the tail. Two parachutes were seen to open. Members of the crew were: 1st Lt. F.W. Vincent, pilot; 1st Lt. J.E. Haeberle, co-pilot; S/Sgt. W.P. Franklin, bombardier; Sgt Wm. O'Loughlin, engineer; S/Sgt D.A. Davis, radio-operator; S/Sgt. Harold F. Schrader, turret-gunner; and Sgt. L.P. Hassett, photographer. This was the second ship of this squadron to be lost this far during January.
A/C No. 41-13210 "Buckeye" (shot down by flak after target)
P-Vincent, Frederick W., 2Lt
CP-Haeberle, John H., 1Lt
B-Franklin, Willie P., S/Sgt
E-O'Loughlin, William M., Sgt
R-Davis, Donald A., S/Sgt
G-Schrader, Harold F., S/Sgt
F-Hassett, Leo P., Sgt
447th BS War Diary: Special Accounts: Six of our planes took part Jan. 12 in a raid, the objective being a dam near Isoletta, Italy. The target was a few miles behind the enemy lines and within range of their heavy anti-aircraft guns near the front. One minute before the target was reached intense, heavy and accurate flak was encountered by the formation and the flak continued until the formation was about four minutes away from the target.
The plane piloted by Lt. Vincent received a direct hit in the outer wing gas tank of the right wing. The wing collapsed and fell off when the tank exploded and the entire plane was engulfed in flames. The plane spiraled to the right, spun down and crashed to the ground. Two parachutes were seen floating down after the wreckage. The crew was as follows: 1st Lt Fred W. Vincent, pilot; 1st Lt. John H. Haeberle, co-pilot; S/Sgt W.P. Franklin, bombardier; S/Sgt D.A. Davis, radio-gunner; Sgt. William O'Loughlin, engineer; S/Sgt. Harold F. Schrader, turret gunner; Sgt. Leo P. Hassett, photographer.
Davis, Donald A., S/Sgt, radio-gunner Franklin, Willie P., S/Sgt, bombardier
Haeberle, John H., 1Lt, pilot Hassett, Leo P., Sgt, photographer
O'Loughlin, William M., Sgt, engineer-gunner
Schrader, Harold F., S/Sgt, turret gunner Vincent, Frederick W., 2Lt, pilot
The intensity and accuracy of the flak caused the formation to scatter somewhat and the bombing results as shown by the available photographs were poor. The camera in the third flight went down with Lt. Vincent's plane so the photographic coverage was not complete but no hits on the dame were observed by the crews participating in the raid.
Vincent, Frederick W., 2Lt, pilot (Wed. 12 Jan. '1944
Lt. E.D. Langston who was in the same flight with Lt. Vincent and in the element behind his got a good view of the plane when it was hit. He reported that parts of the tail of the ship fell off also when it started down. He saw the two chutes open but was unable to tell what part of the plane they came from.
Langston, Everette D., 1Lt, pilot Vincent, Frederick W., 2Lt, pilot
The flak was of the tracking variety rather than barrage. Apparently the enemy gunners were singling out elements and concentrating their fire on the selected element, following it all the way into and away from the target. Lt. Vincent's plane was about two minutes away from the target when it was hit. The loss is the second for the squadron in this first month of 1944.
Vincent, Frederick W., 2Lt, pilot
Entered by 321stBG Historian, Barbi Ennis Connolly 1 Aug.'09 /Research by Patti Johnson.


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With new Mobile Forms, it is much easier to customize the forms than ever. In this post, I will cover one such improvisation that Mobile Form provides out of the box. Mobile Form extends image field to provide a scribble control on the form. The users can scribble any useful drawing, for example their signatures to the form. This control comes in the livecycle ES4 designer out of the box. Due to its close proximity with paper signature, we call it signature scribble. So here is how you design a form with scribble.
Open any existing form or a new form in LiveCycle ES4 Designer. Drop in signature scribble object from the Object Library pane as shown below:
Once you open the form in browser you will see the following UI experience. You can scribble anything using the brush and save it. This control is only available for mobile forms. In pdf world this will be treated like an image and you don't see any interactivity with that image.


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Let's get this Christmas weekend started in 1982. The PPG Wave is such a pretty blue Wavetable joy. Imagine finding one under your tree? Thanks to Retrosound for posting so many wonderful old synth videos!
"merry christmas and a happy 2012 ! all sounds: PPG wave 2.2 Synthesizer from the year 1982.recording: multi-track (internal sequencer/arpeggiator & software)" – Retrosound
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Pirates owner Nutting: Playoffs or bust in 2013
Pirates owner Bob Nutting has high expectations for this season.
"My expectation is the same as everyone within our organization, and that is winning our division and competing for our sixth World Series championship," Nutting said in an interview with the Tribune-Review. "That is and has to be our objective every year. We all expect the progress we have seen over the past two years on the major league level to continue.
"We need to continue to give our fans a team that they can believe in. The strong show of support from our fans has further crystallized for me just how important the Pirates are to so many generations and strengthened my commitment to completing this turnaround."
As spring training got under way last week, Nutting was on the West Coast. He will travel later this week to Bradenton, Fla., to meet with the front office, the players and media as the Pirates prepare to begin the Grapefruit League season.
Before doing so, though, he shared his thoughts about his tenure as owner and what he expects from the team this season.
Question: Are the members of the front office on solid ground at this point, or are there things that must be proven/achieved this season? Are you considering a contract extension for manager Clint Hurdle, whose deal runs out after this season?
Answer: I see the very real and tangible progress that has been made. My expectation is that this progress will continue in 2013. I am certainly not alone in this expectation, as everyone within the organization feels this way. I believe strongly in the impact that Clint and his staff have made in our clubhouse. His leadership is a key part of our recent success, and our expectation is he will continue to be a key part for years to come.
Q: What do you see as the biggest challenge to the franchise in the next three to five years? Will heightened expectations make it difficult to stay the course with your team-building plan (bad contracts, rash decisions, etc., a trap many teams have fallen into over the years)?
A: I have said since Day 1 that we would not look at outside factors as an excuse. Our focus has been, is and will remain on accomplishing something special while playing under the economic system of the game, regardless of the changes to that system.
Every year it is proven throughout baseball that it is not what you spend but rather how you spend, how you lead and how you compete as a team. That has been our approach from the very first day, and I believe how we are going to compete this turnaround.
We set a very clear plan in place on how we were going to build an organization that can compete year in and year out. While, of course, there have been ups and downs in the process, we have clearly made tangible progress toward that goal.
Nobody is content with where we are, but the fact remains we had as many wins last year than the organization had in any season as the past two decades. Our major league club has improved by 22 games over the last two years and is ready to compete in 2013. Our minor league system is ranked anywhere between the top five to the top eight in all of baseball and must continue to supply high-end talent to further strengthen our major league club. We are a much stronger organization now than we have been in 20 years.
Q: The sense this year and last is that you'd prefer that the front office spend the budget up front, acquiring players before/early in the season as opposed to making a bigger splash with late-season/trade-deadline acquisitions. Is that an accurate reading?
A: A team does not play at the level we did for that long without having the talent to compete for its division. We believe we have the key pieces in place to take the next step in 2013. As a result, our payroll is the highest it has ever been as we continue to stretch the budget to bolster the roster out of spring training rather than waiting until mid-season or the trading deadline.
Q: In what ways is the Pirates franchise different from when you took control in January 2007? What surprises have there been along the way? Are there changes you had hoped to make but haven't yet achieved?
A: I believe the organization is improved in almost every way compared to 2007. We have completely overhauled our facilities, our leadership and our approach to how to build a winning organization. As the last two seasons have demonstrated, we are closer than we have been in many years due to this clear change in direction and focus. The expectation level of our fan base has shifted, and the bar is set much higher now, as it should be. Our fans now understand that we can indeed compete for our division and for a spot in the postseason. We welcome and embrace that shift in expectation.
Q: In what ways have you changed/evolved/adapted in that span, not only in how you guide the franchise but also in regard to your role in Major League Baseball and among the fraternity of team owners?
A: I believe we all must continue to evolve and improve in our daily roles, myself included. Perhaps the most important takeaway for me is my appreciation and respect for our fans and their passion, both in good times and bad. You see it with a packed PNC Park throughout the summer, as we competed for the playoffs last season, to the collective disappointment when we fell short. That passion and enthusiasm is why I love this game and being a part of a Pirates franchise so steeped in history.
Q: Of which accomplishment are you most proud?
A: I am most proud of the progress that has been made over the past five years. When I allow myself to take a step back and look at where we were five years ago to where we are now, I take pride in the fact we are a much stronger organization now than we have been in 20 years. Personally, nothing is more satisfying than the support that I received from so many fans throughout last season, both in good times and bad. They are the reason we need to complete this turnaround and give them a team in which they too can take great pride.


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It has been a very long time since the New York Knicks were favorites to beat the Los Angeles Lakers. In fact, they are not only favored but expected to win. You may be able to think all night and not remember the Knicks being in this position. It's a clear combination of the Knicks being successful and the Lakers faltering thus far throughout the season. The Knicks quick start has caught the eye and gained the respect of Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant and his teammates.
Tonights matchup between the New York Knicks and the Los Angeles Lakers isn't a particularly important one in the scheme of the season. However, it's the first time Mike D'Antoni returns to Madison Square Garden as an opposing coach after his resignation. Beyond that, the Knicks are playing very well and the Lakers are struggling.
After all the success the Lakers have experienced over the years no one could be blamed for hoping the Knicks kick them while they are down. The Knicks have experienced plenty of lows and plenty of low blows. They are due for being on the other side of things. The fact that the Lakers are currently coached by Mike D'Antoni only adds to it. Most wouldn't mind seeing the Lakers lose in the same way the Miami Heat has twice this season to the hands of the Knickerbockers.
Jared Zwerling of ESPNNewYork.com reports that the Knicks high level of play both impresses and concerns Kobe Bryant and Mike D'Antoni going into their matchup in Madison Square Garden (MSG).
Kobe knows the Knicks are playing at a high level right now.
"I think they're playing fantastic," he said. "They're very active on both ends of the floor. They're shooting the ball extremely, extremely well and they're just playing with a lot of energy."
D'Antoni too knows that the Knicks are playing better than they ever did under his watch.
Mike D'Antoni reiterated the concern in leaving the Knicks open on the outside.
"They're spreading the floor and one of the best things they do is not turn it over and they shoot 3s," he said. "Those are two big stats that win and they do it the best in the league."
It's clear Kobe understands and embraces the big stage that is MSG. However, that doesn't mean that just because he's in NY and his Lakers are struggling that he doesn't have his eyes on an upset tonight.
"Considering the last time D'Antoni was coaching here, and I was here and I gave him 61," he said, "yeah, I owe him a win here."
Bryant said he "loves" playing at the Garden.
"It's the mecca of basketball," he said. "This is the spot. I always enjoy coming here."
Tonight Knicks fans will boo. They will boo the Lakers and mostly they will boo D'Antoni. When he's announced the crowd will likely take the opportunity to remind him how poorly he coached during his tenure in New York.
That being said, Kobe will play with a lot of confidence. He's one of the greatest players of all time and he knows it. A 4-8 start under D'Antoni won't prevent that.
However, while Kobe will have to look forward to a potential Lakers turn around, the Knicks will look to cause them damage while they can and keep their eyes on the first seed in the Eastern Conference.
Who will come out on top? Best guess is the Knicks will remain perfect at home and the fans will leave happy that D'Antoni's return doesn't go well. Obviously the Lakers could have something to say about that but this is an opponent the Knicks need to defeat. They need to.
The Knicks know it and so do the Lakers. These are two premiere organizations moving in two totally different directions. The Lakers need to get it together. The Knicks need to keep doing what they've been doing. Only time will tell. However, tonight should be fun to watch.
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NATHAN Thompson feels he has the attributes to be a regular skipper of Swindon Town later in his career after getting his first taste of captaincy during the Robins' 1-0 home defeat to Oldham Athletic.
Thompson, who said being handed the armband at half-time following Darren Ward's substitution brought a lump to his throat, admitted that he did not have the best game as Town were beaten by Jonathan Grounds' 73rd-minute game.
However, the full-back thinks that given time he can become a natural leader of the club he has been a part of since the age of 10.
When asked by the Advertiser if he thought he has what it takes to be club captain in the future, he said: I'd like to think so.
"Playing alongside Wardy has brought out the communication in me. It's something you need as a captain – to be vocal on the pitch – and one thing I always remember Alan McCormack doing when the chips were down and we weren't playing that well, he used to drive the boys forward.
"I think I can bring that to my game. I'd like to think I've got some attributes to be a captain later in my career.
"It's a very small consolation but it's one highlight for me. I've come off the pitch disappointed with how I've played today but I won't shirk away from it and I'll dust myself off and get ready for Wednesday's game.
"It's an extremely proud moment for me to captain the club where I've grown up.
"When Wardy passed that to me it brought a lump to my throat, I'm just so disappointed we couldn't bring home three points.
"I was a little bit taken aback and I wasn't sure if I wanted it but to lead the boys back out was a really proud moment for me. I'm absolutely gutted we couldn't get a result.
"It was a shock. I think he passed it to Ryan (Harley) and Ryan passed it to me. It's so disappointing.
"As a captain you want to drive the boys and give that little bit of hunger to get three points and I don't think I did that with my own personal performance today."


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There is an option to perform a "stun punch" in the GTA IV mission Clean Getaway, but I cant seem to do it outside this mission. Is there any other occasion where this can be done. I am on my second runthough of the story missions and i think in the mission Dining Out, there is a perfect chance to use the stun punch on the guy behind the desk because if u pull a gun out on him he will pull his out. I think to do a stun punch on that mission would be awesome. Notdoppler 14:58, January 1, 2011 (UTC)
you can do it any time outside of a mission just by punching people before they get on guard. however theyre not really practical unless u just wanna have fun a bit since just by pulling out a gun and shooting at the other person who pulls out a gun if you continuously fire at them they wont be able to catch a break to fire at you and you can just shoot them to death.Ecreme 20:13, May 9, 2011 (UTC)


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The emergence of Billy Butler highlights this week's edition.
Before jumping into the baseball news, I just wanted to make sure you all know that Colton and the Wolfman will be on at a special time Tuesday June 12, 2012. We will be live from the FSTA conference in San Francisco from 6-8pm eastern. Don't miss it.
Ok, now back to business . . . .
Billy Butler: With his start at 1B Saturday, Billy Butler will have his 5 games at 1B and will be eligible in many leagues. This is big news for those who invested in Butler at a discount because of his "DH only" status in March. Butler has lived up to his longstanding hype this year, raking at a .292 clip with 11 HR and 35 RBI through 216 AB. At 26 in his 6th big league season, this breakout was eminently predictable. Those who said Butler was only a doubles hitter forgot he made the majors at the tender age of 20 and is now just reaching that prime power age. If you take nothing else away from this week's column, please do not forget these two fantasy truisms: 1) only the most talented players make the majors at 20 or 21 years old and 2) those players break out at age 25 or 26 and pay substantial profit to the smart fantasy owner. Billy Butler and Adam Jones are classic examples of these truisms.
Tyler Clippard: The Nats made clear this week what most already knew -- Tyler Clippard will be the closer at least until Drew Storen returns. My view -- invest in Clippard and don't worry about Storen. Yes, Drew could take the closer role back eventually. However, until then, Clippard should rack up the saves as the Nats cannot blow anyone out. Thus, almost every game they win will be a potential save opportunity. Add in the fact that Clippard has substantial value even if he eventually goes back to setting up and you have a bargain worth pursuing. With over 100 Ks in each of the last two years, he is just as good in the K category as many mid-level starters. Buy.
Joe Kelly: Joe Kelly will start in place of the injured Jaime Garcia Sunday. Move along. There is nothing to see here from a fantasy perspective. With only 45K in 72 AAA innings this year, Kelly is more risk than upside. Obviously, if you cannot whiff AAA hitters, you will not mow down the big boys. You can do better.
Jaime Garcia: Speaking of Jaime Garcia, the situation is just not good. According to reports, Garcia will get opinions from both Dr. Andrews and Dr. Yocum about his left shoulder. If you own Garcia, it is time to start looking at other options. If you are in contention and it is a keeper league, move Garcia to the last place team now as in a few weeks, we may all learn that part of all of the 2013 season is in jeopardy.
Jed Lowrie: Jed Lowrie is raking. Thursday, home run. Friday, home run. Saturday, home run. Saturday's was number 12. Is this power sustainable? Yes. Were there clues to this outbreak? Yes. Over the last two years, Lowrie hit 15 home runs in less than 500 AB while battling injuries that had to affect his power and performance. But, given that he has been hurt so much, Jed really does not have the experience of a 28 year old, but more like that of a 25 year old. Thus, he fall into what the Wolfman calls the 25/26 and 1000 AB club -- a club for players ready to take the next step. If Lowrie can stay healthy, he will have a very, very good year. However, that is a mighty big IF. Those in contention for this year should think about selling high while they can.
B.J. Upton: B.J. Upton likes hitting clean up. Thursday the Rays mercurial star went 2-4 with a double and an RBI. Simply put, B.J. is a better roto player than he is a real world player. However, in both he has the potential to be a MONSTER. Many out there pooh-pooh the contract year effect. For many, the contract year indeed does not matter. For some, I think it makes all the difference (see Reyes, Jose). B.J. Upton is likely in the Reyes mold. If you have an opportunity to buy Upton cheap or even slightly below value, do it. For the rest of the year, I could easily see Upton notching 15-20 HR and 25+ SB. Buy.
Matt Cain: Matt Cain is proving he is worth the big bucks the Giants shelled out. Thursday, Cain let up zero earned runs over seven innings and struck out nine. Thus far in 2012, Cain is 7-2 with a very tasty 2.41 ERA and is on his way to yet another very strong season. In his last three seasons, Cain has recorded 171, 177, and 179 strikeouts. However, this year, his k rate is way up and he is on pace for 229. Bottom line: Cain is on his way to a season like his teammate the Freak used to post. If you can get Cain, do it now. He is the type of anchor every real and roto team needs.
Santiago Casilla: Santiago Casilla returned to the hill and registered a four out save. Yes, he has some health questions and yes, Romo and Affleldt could close and probably want to. However, Bruch Bochy has made clear that Casilla is his man. Saves are a direct result of opportunity and all signs point to Bochy continuing to give Casilla those opportunities no matter how well Romo or Affleldt pitches. Buy.
Brandon Moss: Brandon Moss is the latest to enter the revolving door that is the Oakland first base slot. Barton is in the minors, Kila has been given his walking papers and the next short term tenant is Mr. Moss. One reason for optimism is that the 28 year old had 15 dingers in AAA already, however, that was in the PCL and loyal readers know those numbers are always inflated for hitters. In the end, there is not much to get excited about here unless you are in a very deep AL only league and need ABs for a couple of weeks.
Yu Darvish: Yu Darvish was not good this week. Thursday, Yu gave up six runs in just 5 1/3 innings against the anemic hitting A's. Personally, I think Yu is a major sell high candidate. He has a respectable 3.72 ERA but that 1.51 WHIP (with a BB rate over 5) will spell big time trouble in the dog days of summer in that hitter haven in Arlington Texas. You have been warned.
And last and but not least, this from the Baron of the Bottom of the Page -- Schultz says: "For better or for worse, like its real world counterpart, the world of rotisserie baseball "journalism" has been significantly affected by the Moneyball phenomena with FIP, BABIP, OBP, SPF and STD becoming universally accepted predictors for assessing future performance. In the old days, when Bill James was simply a true crime aficionado, these type of decisions were made in a more subjective manner - you would just watch the player play. In the movie, this was what you are led to believe was the reason all those poor old agents lost their jobs to Jonah Hill and his Excel spreadsheet. Advanced metrics have their place - probably more so in roto-ball than anywhere else. It's still no substitute for watching a player hit or pitch and realizing that they have talent. Last night in extra innings of the Blue Jays/Braves tilt, Jason Heyward single-handedly won the game. After beating out a high bouncer to second, he moved to second on a sacrifice bunt, stole third and then scored the winning run when JP Arencibia's throw sailed into the outfield. In the box score, its just a hit, a run and a steal. In the real world, Heyward looked like the type of player that is on the verge of being a dominant force . . . and he doesn't even turn 23 until later this summer.
Speaking of 23-year-old future stars, Jesus Montero caught his first Major League no-hitter last night. You all might remember Montero from his role in last summer's version of West Coast Story and "How Do You Solve A Problem Like Montero." Far be it for the prevailing wisdom on a player to be wrong (when could that EVER happen) but Montero did not look like the tremendous liability behind the plate that he has been rumored to be. No one's going to mistake him for Ivan Rodriguez or Benito Santiago but he may last there longer than people are expecting. In a non roto-sense, Montero did provide the comic relief last night. After Tom Wilhelmsen induced the last out of the combined Seattle no-hitter, Montero ran wildly to the mound looking to jump on Wilhelmsen as most catchers are want to do at the end of a no-no. Understanding his limited role in the proceeding, Wilhelmsen looked like he was trying to convince a 4-year-old that he was not Spongebob Squarepants and to use his indoor voice.
The Mariners combi-no-no came about due to 37-year-old Kevin Millwood walking off the mound after injuring himself while warming up in the bottom of the seventh. For those of you riding the wave of a resurgence of pitchers who are essentially relics from the 90s (i.e. Pettitte (40), Colon (39), etc), you would be well served to remember that it's no longer an era when 42-year-old pitchers pick up Cy Young awards with a 1.87 ERA and 185 strikeouts. I would include Jamie Moyer in that thought but if he's still on your roto-team, you need more help than this column can provide. Temper expectations for those whose bodies are a little more susceptible to the rigors of a lengthy season and have alternatives at the ready."
Response: Probably the best Schultz installment I have read. Great points about watching with your own eyes, denouncing the fountain of youth as it does not exist and creating a laugh or two at Montero's expense. Well done!