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" Brand: Branston / Type: Sauces "
Branston does a fantastic range in relishes and the one I am about to review is Branston Relish - Sweet Chilli with Ginger. This product is 395g and costs about £1.64. It can also be purchased at Tesco as part of the any 2 for £2.50 deal, which is valid until 1/08/10. This product comes in a plastic bottle, which curves in and out at the middle of the bottle and at the bottom it has a flip lid for easy dispensing of the product. It has a simple picture of chillies and ginger on the front label. Once this product is opened it should be stored in the fridge and should be used within 6 weeks.
The relish appears as a red gooey paste with bits of what I think is onions, chillies and ginger. It gives off a vinegary smell along with hint of ginger. Taste wise it feels warming as the ginger has a kick to it, slightly spicy and tangy flavour. It's a bit vinegary but not overwhelming. It's well combined to produce a relish to liven up food and taste good. I had it with some yucky chicken burgers from Birdseye and it seemed to mask how bad the chicken burgers actually tasted on their own. This is also great in a cheese sandwich as it give it a kick and makes it taste so much better. This product is even versatile as it can be used in a prawn stir fry as mentioned on the back of the product and on the Great little ideas website.
Ingredients include: sugar, water, spirit vinegar, onions, cauliflower, tomato paste, modified maize starch, ginger (1%), soy sauce (water, soy beans, wheat, salt), ginger puree (1%), anchovies, garlic puree, carrots, salt, concentrated lemon juice, red chilli (0.5%), dried chilli (0.1%), mustard seeds, dried red peppers, preservative (potassium sorbate).
I assumed that this product would include chillies, ginger and some sort of seasoning, I never would have though a cauliflower and anchovies would even feature in this product at all. In fact I never actually realised that this product many contain fish until I read the back of the label. Allergy wise this product contains gluten, wheat, fish, anchovies, mustard, mustard seeds, soya, soy beans & soy sauce.
According to the Food Standards Agency traffic light system this product is high in sugar, medium in salt and low in fat and saturated fat. Per a 100g of this product it provides 163 kcal and 691 kJ of energy.
Overall a great relish, really glad Branston has come out with a whole range of different ones. Ingredients combination is a bit weird but it seems to work perfectly.
When the weather starts getting warm like it has we always start having bbqs so I got in early this year and have been buying different sauces and relishes to stock up ready for the bbq season. I quite like the different Branston pickles and relishes so when I saw this Sweet Chilli With Ginger Relish I brought a bottle to try.
It comes in a bottle that is more or less the same as the photo Dooyoo have got up but the top (the top that is on the bottom!!!! lol) is wider and that's better because it stands up in the fridge easier.
It's a mega thick sauce and sort of blobs out of the bottle, it's also a different colour to what it looks like in the bottle and is more of a gingery colour than the red relish I was expecting. You can put it on burgers and butties or just squeeze a dollop out onto the side of your plate to dip whatever you're eating into.
It's got a proper nice flavour but I reckon it's best if you just put a thin layer on your food because it's a bit over powering if you have too much. You can taste the chilli in it but it's deffo a sweet chilli flavour even though it's still got a bit of a kick, the ginger is in there and even though you can't always actually TASTE it it makes the sauce lovely and warm. The main flavour is deffo the sweet chilli though and I think it's delish.
I've had it with loads of different stuff since we first brought it and it tastes different with different food. The relish is wicked with steak and it brings the meaty flavour out stronger but if you have it on a burger in a bun you can taste the relish big time and it tastes a bit hotter. The sauce is proper versatile and everything I've tried it with has been wicked.
Recommended.... a bit of a gloopy texture but tastes wicked and brings out the flavours in your food.
Loving chilli sauce the way I do when I saw this relish I couldn't wait to purchase it and try it! I hadn't seen it before and it has to be said I do like trying out new products as often as I can!
The Packaging:
395g plastic squeezy see-through bottle which is slightly curved to the middle of it for ease of handling and at the bottom of the bottle there is a black plastic flip top lid. On the front label which is black I am told that it is Crosse & Blackwell Branston Relish 'Sweet chilli with ginger' and there is a photograph on there of some red chillis and ginger. On the back of the bottle other information listed includes ingredients and allergy advice, a full nutritional rundown chart, the size is stated (as I've listed already) and contact details for Premier Ambient Foods are also given(the manufacturer of the product). Nice enough packaging and it's all informative as you would expect it to being a Branston product.
The Relish:
Orangy in colour it is transparent and you can see small chunks of red chillis throughout it in the main. Taste wise it's incredibly but naturally sweet (so it is sticky and a bit gloopy) and really does have a rather sour taste to it as there seems to be a hefty amount of spirit vinegar added to this relish.
It is sweet but in a nice and natural way and the sourness counteracts the hotness and it is rather hot and you can really taste ginger, lumps of carrots, peppers cauliflower and anchovies.
It is tasty and pungent though sadly as it is so strong in flavours people will complain about your honky breath after consuming it lol. Eat this in any way you choose, I like this on a cheese sandwich and a burger best and feel this really is very high quality indeed and in small doses I enjoy it!
Nutritional Information Per 100g:
Energy: 163 Kcal
Protein: 1.5g
Carbohydrate: 38.2g
of which sugars: 33.6g
Fat: 0.4g
of which saturates: 0.1g
Fibre: 0.5g
Sodium: 0.,4g
Salt equivalent: 1.0g
Available in all good supermarkets etc costing about £1.58 a bottle.

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Richard Dobson will perform and sign Pleasures of the High Rhine: A Texas Singer in Exile from 5 p.m. Sunday at Lucky Dog Books, 633 W. Davis St., Dallas.
Lee Woodruff will sign Those We Love Most from 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at St. Michael's Woman's Exchange, 5 Highland Park Village, Dallas.
Phelesha Hamilton will sign Yes We Can at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the University of Texas at Arlington Bookstore, 400 Spaniolo Drive, Arlington.
John Corey Whaley (Where Things Come Back) will moderate a panel discussion of six Texas authors about to publish their first young-adult books: Lindsay Cummings (The Murder Complex), Mary Gray (The Dollhouse Asylum), Jenny Martin (Tracked), Julie Murphy (Side Effects May Vary), Heather L. Reid (Pretty Dark Nothing) and Victoria Scott (The Collector series). The event begins at 6 p.m. Thursday at Betty Warmack Branch Library, 760 Bardin Road, Grand Prairie.
Temple Grandin will discuss The Autistic Brain: Thinking Across the Spectrum at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Dallas Museum of Art, 1717 N. Harwood St. as part of Arts & Letters Live. Tickets $35; discounts for seniors and students. DMA.org/tickets or 214-922-1818.
Jeannette Walls (The Glass Castle) will speak 6 p.m. Friday at the Orix Foundation Dinner, The Belo Mansion, 2101 Ross Ave., Dallas. Tickets start at $250. eventbrite.com/event/5573981930.
Anita Barnard will read from On the Dark Path: An Anthology of Fairy Tale Poetry from 7 p.m. Saturday at Lucky Dog Books, 633 W. Davis St., Dallas.
The Highland Park Centennial Literary Festival will feature several Texas writers in three sessions at Highland Park United Methodist Church, 3300 Mockingbird Lane, Dallas. Tickets are $15 at texasbookfestival.org/HP_Lit_Fest.php.
10 a.m.: Erica Grieder (Big, Hot, Cheap, and Right); Joe Nick Patoski, (The Dallas Cowboys) and John T. Davis and Brent Douglass, two of the writers who write collectively as Miles Arceneaux.
11 a.m.: John Spong, (A Book on the Making of Lonesome Dove,) Kay Bailey Hutchison (Unflinching Courage: Pioneering Women Who Shaped Texas) and a panel with Stephen Harrigan and Prudence Mackintosh.
12:30 p.m.: Lawrence Wright (Going Clear) gives the keynote speech.
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WASHINGTON — The nation's top military officer said Tuesday the Army could still throw the book at Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, the young soldier who walked away from his unit in eastern Afghanistan and into five years of captivity by the Taliban.
Charges are still a possibility, Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told the Associated Press as criticism mounted in Congress about releasing five high-level Taliban detainees from Guantanamo Bay in exchange for Bergdahl. The Army might still pursue an investigation, Dempsey said, and those results could conceivably lead to desertion or other charges.
Congress began having hearings and briefings about the prisoner swap deal, and several lawmakers said President Barack Obama didn't notify them as a law governing the release of Guantanamo detainees requires.
White House staff members called key members of Congress to apologize, but that didn't resolve the issue.
Since Dempsey issued a statement Saturday welcoming Bergdahl home, troops who served with the soldier have expressed anger and resentment that his freedom — from a captivity that they say he brought upon himself — may have cost comrades' lives. Troops stood in stony silence at Bagram Air Field when Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced Bergdahl's release over the weekend, and many have since insisted that he be punished.
"Today we have back in our ranks the only remaining captured soldier from our conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. Welcome home, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl," Dempsey said on Saturday.
However, Dempsey called the AP on Tuesday to note that charges were still a possibility, and he focused his thanks on the service members who searched fruitlessly for Bergdahl after he walked away, unarmed, on June 30, 2009.
"This was the last, best opportunity to free a United States soldier in captivity," Dempsey said. "My first instinct was gratitude for those who had searched for so long, and at risk for themselves. … Done their duty in order to bring back a missing solider. For me, it was about living up to our ethos, which is to leave no soldier behind. And on that basis I was relieved to get Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl back in the ranks, and very happy for the men and women who had sacrificed to do so."
Dempsey said Bergdahl's next promotion to staff sergeant, which was to happen soon, is no longer automatic because the soldier is no longer missing in action and job performance is now taken into account.
Dempsey said he does not want to prejudge the outcome of any investigation or influence other commanders' decisions. But he noted that U.S. military leaders "have been accused of looking away from misconduct" and said no one should assume they would do so in this case.
Army Chief of Staff Gen. John McHugh later said that after Bergdahl recovers physically and is "reintegrated," the Army would "review the circumstances" of his case.
Some former soldiers who served with him were already passing judgment.
Joshua Cornelison, who was a medic in Bergdahl's platoon said he believes Bergdahl should be held accountable for walking away.
"After he actually left, the following morning we realized we have Bergdahl's weapon, we have Bergdahl's body armor, we have Bergdahl's sensitive equipment (but) we don't have Bowe Bergdahl," Cornelison said from Sacramento, California. At that point, Cornelison said, it occurred to him that Bergdahl was "that one guy that wanted to disappear, and now he's gotten his wish."
Evan Buetow, who was a sergeant in Bergdahl's platoon, said from Maple Valley, Washington, that Bergdahl should face trial for desertion, but he also said it was less clear that he should be blamed for the deaths of all soldiers killed during months of trying to find him. Buetow said he knew of at least one death on an intelligence-directed infantry patrol to a village in search of Bergdahl.
"Those soldiers who died on those missions, they would not have been where they were … if Bergdahl had never walked away," he said. "At the same time I do believe it is somewhat unfair for people to say, 'It is Bergdahl's fault that these people are dead.' I think that's a little harsh."
The White House took a fourth straight day of heat for not giving Congress the required 30 days notice of a detainee release. Obama had issued a statement when he signed the law containing that requirement giving himself a loophole for certain circumstances under the executive powers clause of the Constitution.
Obama, at a news conference in Poland, defended the decision to move quickly on the exchange, saying without offering details that U.S. officials were concerned about Bergdahl's health. Bergdahl was reported to be in stable condition at a military hospital in Germany
"We had the cooperation of the Qataris to execute an exchange, and we seized that opportunity," Obama said. He said the process of notifying Congress was "truncated because we wanted to make sure that we did not miss that window" of opportunity.
Obama also said the five Taliban officials' release was conditioned on assurances from officials in Qatar, where they will have to stay for one year, that they will track them and allow the U.S. to monitor them. Still, the president acknowledged the risk.
"We will be keeping eyes on them. Is there the possibility of some of them trying to return to activities that are detrimental to us? Absolutely," Obama said. "That's been true of all the prisoners that were released from Guantanamo."
Sen. Bob Menendez, a New Jersey Democrat and Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman, expressed reservations.
"I am concerned about what was given in exchange and I am concerned about what precedents we set here for exchanges," he said. "I don't want the message to be, 'You can go ahead and capture Americans and use them to barter for others.'"
Senate Republicans bristled, too, about the lack of notification.
The Obama administration held two interagency briefings for House Speaker John Boehner and key Republican chairmen on Nov. 30, 2011, and Jan. 31, 2012, in which the possibility was raised of exchanging Bergdahl for the five Taliban detainees.
During those sessions, lawmakers raised concerns about ensuring the detainees did not return to the battlefield, the impact on the Afghan war and whether all efforts were being made to rescue Bergdahl. Members of Congress sent letters to the administration, but heard little in the subsequent months except assurances that they would be contacted if the chances of a swap became more credible.
Then word came on Saturday that the swap had occurred.
Boehner welcomed Bergdahl's release, but warned of a dangerous precedent for the treatment of U.S. troops.
"One of their greatest protections — knowing that the United States does not negotiate with terrorists — has been compromised," he said.
Baldor reported from Brussels. Associated Press writers Bradley Klapper, Donna Cassata, Ken Dilanian, Jim Kuhnhenn and Deb Riechmann in Washington, and Julie Pace in Warsaw, Poland, contributed to this report.
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Can't move WindowsImageBack or System & user file to a new location.
I originally backed up my System & User files using the Backup utility in Tools to a slave drive. That drive was full so I purchased a larger capacity drive and installed it in place of the original slave drive.
I copied over my data but have been unable to copy the file original "Backup" file (shows "0" bytes & empty) I created.
I also had a "WindowsImageBackup" folder (160GB) that had folders and files in it that I have also not been able to copy to the new slave drive.
I am saving my old "Slave" drive so I assume I can use it to restore my original image I created, eyh?
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Hello Wolfe,
If you copy these backups to a new drive, then there's a very good chance that they will no longer work to be able to restore with. You need to keep them at the original location that they were created to, or create a new one at the new location instead to be able to reliably use them.
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Thanks for the info. I might create a new one on my new "slave" drive although the computer is now a year and a half old, it is running good.
I'll ccleaner, malwarebytes, defrag it and then create some new backups.
Question, Backup & Restore is one place to go for backup. Since I had two different backup up files/folders, where is the other location to backup stuff?
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It depends on if this was from a backup or a system image backup. Either way, you should be able to select to restore a backup or image from another location if that was where it was originally created at.
Restore Backup User and System Files
System Image Recovery
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Vista, Windows7, Mint Mate, Zorin, Windows 8
If you want my advice, do not use the Win7 native imaging - it is a bitch to work with in many regards. Free Macrium or free Paragon are much better options. With those you can move the image files around, mount the VHDs and they are much more reliable. Plus you know what you are doing at all times.
Example Macrium: Imaging with free Macrium
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The Book Busters Book Club presents special guest author Mike Jung to discuss his debut middle grade fiction, Geeks, Girls, and Secret Identities. When twelve-year-old Vincent and his fellow members of the Captain Stupendous Fan Club discover their favorite superhero is actually Polly Winnicott-Lee, the girl Vincent happens to have a crush on, it's a race for the trio to help her hone her superpowers; and for Vincent to face his big fear: love.
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Ryan Zimmerman's hit streak halted at 30 games last night. As one streak ends, another is admired. Read about how Joe DiMaggio forever redefined '56,' and how his feat may never be broken. It is a record that thankfully cannot be broken through steroid use, and represents all that was once right in a game that has since gone so wrong.
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When it comes to Nous Non Plus, theres a fine line between true and faux. Since late 2005 the offbeat sextet have been slapping New York Citys underground music scene out of its cynical funk with their giddy 1960s Franco-pop, performing almost entirely in French and sporting punny pseudonyms like Cal DHommage and Bonnie Day (above, left). The thing is, apart from Swiss vocalist Cline Dijon (right), Nous Non Plus (translation: neither do we or us no more) barely have a grasp of the French language. The groups American members write their lyrics in English, Dijon translates, and then they learn the songs phonetically.
Yet their act has been quite believable, says singer-bassist Jean-Luc Retard (a.k.a. Dan Crane), who frequently interrupts gushing Parisian fans when Nous Non Plus play overseas to tell them he cant understand them. The lascivious Retard, he adds, is actually Cranes uninhibited, omnisexual alter ego. In fact, Crane (center), who has dabbled with both men and women, says all of the band members stage identities are personifications of the genderless ideal they eagerly promote on their new album, Mnagerie (out now on Aeronaut), a bubbly blend of horns, string sections, Moog synthesizers, and quirky percussion samples. We try to maintain that playful sexuality of late-60s French songs, explains Retard. Were celebrating love of any kind, for any gender.


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Within the EU institutional and national administrative frameworks, the window for significant communications opportunities is significant. If you work in an EU Institution, European Commission or Parliament delegation, member state administration, regional/regulatory authority/agency or state organisation face internal challenges as well as competition from NGO's, lobbyists and opposition politicians. This seminar is devised specifically to equip you with the skills to determine, develop and deliver on these communications opportunities.
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I was out this morning running errands and was really surprised to see fabric in Wal-Mart! (It is new in the last several days, as we were there over the weekend and didn't see it.) I'd had no intentions of buying fabric today (I'm trying to destash a bit), but I had to look. And I found some Transformers fabric, so I bought some to make new pants for my boys. (I made them pants out of Transformers fabric a year or so ago, and they were worn in heavy rotation until the knees were ripped out a few months ago.) Perfect timing for back to school!
The woman cutting fabric told me that they'd had 5-6 inquiries about fabric per week for a long time, but that she was afraid that people had finally gotten used to Wal-Mart not having fabric anymore. I was happy to tell her that it was all over the internet that it was coming back! ;)


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Nose Surgery (Rhinoplasty)
Rhinoplasty, often called nasal enhancement and nose job (I hate that term) is among the most difficult plastic surgical procedures. It is also one of the most commonly performed procedures. In many of my patients Rhinoplasty, which improves the shape and /or size of the nose, is combined with septoplasty to improve breathing and function.
Rhinopasty Procedure
Rhinoplasty is usually performed under general anesthesia which I find is the most comfortable way for my patients. Patients go home the same day. This is a procedure that can be performed at almost any age, with my patients ranging in age from 14 years (see article on teenage surgery) to 70 years old (often combined with facelift). Rhinoplasty can be performed to increase or reduce the size of the nose, to shape of the tip or bridge of the nose, or to alter the slope or angle of the nose. Rhinoplasty may also be performed to correct an injury or birth defect, or to improve breathing.
Baord certified plastic surgeon Dr. Paul LoVerme uses the "open" approach in most cases because he can achieve more exacting results. This means that through a small incision in the columella (the "column" between the left & right nostrils) and other incisions inside the nose, he can lift the skin of the nose away from the bone and cartilage framework beneath, which is then shaped and sculpted as desired. The skin is then redraped over the "new" framework. In national studies, this approach has a much lower complication rate than the closed rhinoplasty.
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The other day someone told me I had a perfect profile! No one had ever said that to me before! Thank you for making that possible. You are amazingly talented! Your work changed my life.
Rhinoplasty Recovery
Following rhinoplasty surgery, bruising, swelling and discomfort can be expected, but all can be alleviated with cold compresses and medication prescribed by Dr. LoVerme (The most visible swelling and bruising are usually gone within one to two weeks.) If used, packing is removed 24 – 48 hours after surgery, and you can usually return to work or non-strenuous activities within a week. Strenuous activities and unprotected sports may be resumed in 4-6 weeks.
For more information on rhinoplasty, contact the LoVerme Center for Plastic Surgery in New Jersey.


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March 1912: Twenty-four-year-old Elspeth Dunn, a published poet and a fisherman's wife, has never seen the world beyond her home on Scotland's bucolic Isle of Skye. So she is astonished when a fan letter arrives from an American college student, David Graham. As the two strike up a correspondence - sharing their favourite books, wildest hopes, and deepest secrets - their exchanges blossom into friendship, and eventually into love. But as World War I moves across Europe and David volunteers as an ambulance driver on the Western front, Elspeth can only wait for him on Skye, hoping he comes back alive.
June 1940: More than twenty years later, at the start of World War II, Elspeth's daughter, Margaret, has fallen for her best friend, a pilot in the Royal Air Force. Her mother warns her against finding love in wartime, an admonition Margaret doesn't understand. And after a nearby bomb rocks Elspeth's house, and letters that were hidden in a wall come raining down, Elspeth disappears. Only a single letter, sent decades before by a stranger named David Graham, remains as a clue to Elspeth's whereabouts. As Margaret sets out to discover who David is and where her mother has gone, she must also face the truth of what happened to her family long ago....
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True love endures
Elspeth (Sue). She was so eloquent in her letters. And she never gave up. A strong,yet vulnerable, woman.
No, but they were all great. I have to confess that I have a weakness for the Scottish accent.
I wouldn't rename it at all. It's perfect just as it is.
I shared it with my mother and she loved it too.
"I absolutely loved it."
This book was wonderful and so easy to listen to - and it was a great story. I listened to it in the car and sometimes I wouldn't get out of the car until the end of a chapter. I totally recommend this book. The readers were excellent, however, it took me a while to catch onto their accents and at the beginning I didn't realise there were two different time periods, but once I did, it was very easy to follow the story.
This is not the type of book I would normally read but I was checking it out for my elderly mother. I did not expect to enjoy it as much as I did and therefore I have no hesitation in recommending it for any age group. It is a rarity nowadays - a great book with no sex, violence or bad language!
"Made for audio"
The letters format of the novel made it perfect for audio. Hearing the voices read their own letters brought the story to life.
The fast pace when Margaret, the daughter, took over her mother's search towards the end.
All the narrators were excellent, making the letters real. The accents highlighted the characters.
This would have been a good book to read but was really elevated by being dramatised. It was reminiscent of "The Guernsey literary and potato peel pie society".
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October 23 2013 - Products
Omnitracs is making it easier to add temporary capacity to your fleet with its new Virtual Load View application. It delivers position and message data from authorized Omnitracs Mobile Computing Platform-equipped vehicles to approved third parties, delivering one consolidated view of a fleet's proprietary, brokered or subcontracted loads.
Tags: Information Technology, Omnitracs, ATA2013
Rand McNally
Rand McNally announced that its new HD 100 device is now officially available nationwide through the company's fleet sales organization and at select travel centers. The HD 100, a small black box about the size of a deck of cards, is designed to pair with tablets, phones, and the company's IntelliRoute TND 720 GPS device, to create a fully functioning mobile fleet management solution.
Tags: Information Technology, Hours of Service, Rand McNally, EOBR
Rand McNally announced a new web-based solution, TrueTrack powered by IntelliRoute, that will allow fleet managers to control the in-cab routing experience and track whether drivers are sticking to predefined routes.
Tags: Information Technology, Rand McNally, Routing, Navigation, ATA2013
Vnomics Corp.
Vnomics announced that its driver coaching system, which analyzes each vehicle's performance to identify the potential mpg then coaches drivers in the cab to help achieve that, is now available to be used by any fleet, regardless of what in-cab computer system they may be using, through the new Core product.
Tags: Drivers, Fuel Efficiency, Vnomics, MPG, Information Technology
A maker of collision avoidance systems, Mobileye, rolled out additions to its safety system known as the Enhancement Box, during the American Trucking Associations' Management Conference and Exhibition in Orlando, Fla.
Tags: Drivers, Lane Departure Warning, Safety & Compliance, ATA2013
The company AudaExplore, which words with insurance companies and governments, has introduced SuperVision, a web-based application that it says makes it easier for managers of trucking fleets to continually monitor the status of their drivers' licenses
Tags: Drivers, CDL, Safety & Compliance
ORLANDO – The company AvatarFleet announced the availability of its new Professional Safe Driver Course during the American Trucking Associations' Management Conference and Exhibition in Orlando, Fla.
Tags: Driver Training, Safety & Compliance, ATA2013
Master Fleet
Master Fleet, Green Bay, Wisc. announced service offerings for partial to full outsourcing of fleet maintenance during the American Trucking Associations' Management Conference and Exhibition in Orlando, Fla.
Tags: Maintenance, ATA2013
ORLANDO -- SkyBitz announced a trailer-tracking analytics feature, SkyBitz InSight Trends, and new hardware, the Falcon GXT3000, during the American Trucking Associations' annual Management Conference and Exhibition.
Tags: Information Technology, Trailers, Analytics, Trailer Tracking, SkyBitz, ATA2013
October 22 2013 - Products
Orbcomm announced the commercial launch of its GT 1100 trailer tracking solution, a compact device that uses solar power to recharge the battery, at the American Trucking Associations Management Conference & Exhibition.
Tags: Information Technology, Trailers, Trailer Tracking, ATA2013
Jump Technologies
Jump Technologies has improved its smartphone-based JumpTrack proof-of-delivery product with a new Planned vs. Actual Report. This compares drivers' actual delivery performance against a dispatch- or JumpTrack-generated route in key areas such as route leg time, leg distance, arrival time, stop time, departure time, stop order, total route time and distance.
The new Mobile PeopleNet Fleet Manager is a new mobile site for accessing vehicle and driver data, maps and messaging through an iPad, the company announced at the American Trucking Associations' Management Conference & Exhibition.
Tags: Information Technology, PeopleNet, iPad, ATA2013
Detroit Diesel Corp. announced the availability of it telematics products for all new Freightliner Cascadia models equipped with Cummins diesel and natural gas engines, as well as all truck makes beginning early next year.
Tags: Telematics, Information Technology, Detroit Diesel, Freightliner
Decisiv, a provider of Service Relationship Management platforms for fleet maintenance, announced the availability of a Days Out of Service Impact Calculator designed to enable fleets to calculate the impact of DOS on bottom line profitability.
Tags: Managing the Shop, Decisiv
Transplace announced the expansion of its TransMatch co-shipping service. The TransMatch program offers the opportunity to consolidate freight through collaboration with multiple shipper companies and increase delivery frequency to targeted customers without increasing costs.
Tags: Transplace
Titan Fuel Tanks
Titan Fuel Tanks has a 30-gallon auxiliary tank and fuel transfer control unit for diesel pickups that fits under the bed in the spare-tire stowage cavity. Claimed to be a first, the polyethylene tank fits most American-made diesel pickup trucks made after 1999.
Tags: Titan Fuel Tanks
Webasto Thermo & Comfort North America recently released its new SmarTemp Control fx Timer. The SmarTemp Control fx Timer is designed to work exclusively with Webasto's engine pre-heaters and is easy to program for repeat heating duration times.
Tags: Idle Reduction, Webasto, Heaters
October 21 2013 - Products
Telogis introduced an upgraded navigation product, Navigation 5, at the American Trucking Associations annual meeting this week. Two key features include a new junction view to help drivers navigate through interchanges, and a driver alert function that warns drivers of upcoming weather or traffic conditions.
Tags: ATA, Telogis, ATA2013, Information Technology, Navigation
Idle Smart
Idle Smart announced it has improved the idle reduction system it announced earlier this year, many as the result of customer feedback, CEO Jeff Lynch explained at the American Trucking Associations' Annual Management Conference & Exhibition.
Tags: ATA2013
Navistar, Cummins, Eaton, Allison
Navistar Inc. announced it is the first to market with a portfolio of fully automatic and automated manual transmissions for a range of applications, according to the company. The options will be available on International ProStar and International TranStar vehicles.
Tags: Cummins, Eaton, Navistar, Allison
October 20 2013 - Products
Navistar demonstrated its new OnCommand Connection remote diagnostics system at the American Trucking Associations Management Conference and Exhibition. Navistar says it's the first single remote diagnostics portal to use an open architecture system with fleets' existing telematics providers.
Tags: Telematics, Navistar, Diagnostics, ATA2013
SmartDrive Systems now integrates with a carrier's third-party active safety systems, such as collision avoidance, lane departure warning and rollover protection. This integration expands the capabilities of the SmartDrive data and video event recording platform by capturing data generated from these systems.
Tags: SmartDrive Systems, Meritor Wabco, Safety & Compliance, Mobileye
ATDynamics on Sunday announced the launch of TrailerTail AutoDeploy system at the American Trucking Associations Management Conference and Exhibition in Orlando, Fla. along with other product news.
Tags: Fuel Economy, ATDynamics, ATA2013
Michelin Truck Tires
Michelin Truck Tires announced on Sunday at the American Trucking Associations Management Conference and Exhibition in Orlando, Fla., the launch of OnCall 2.0, an expansion of its OnCall emergency road service.
Tags: Michelin, breakdowns, ATA2013, Tires
Alcoa Wheels rolled a new aluminum wheel alloy, its first in 45 years, at the American Trucking Associations Management Conference and Exhibition on Sunday in Orlando, Fla., and will introduce its first new wheel featuring this alloy early next year.
Tags: Wheels, Alcoa, ATA2013
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Secretary of State Rice lands in Iraq
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice made an unannounced visit to Iraq on Sunday, a day after anti-American Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr threatened to declare "open war" on the Iraqi government.
"I can confirm that Secretary Rice is in Iraq," a U.S. embassy spokesman said.
A rebellion by Sadr's Mehdi Army militia -- which has tens of thousands of fighters -- could abruptly end a period of lower violence at a time when U.S. forces are starting to leave Iraq.
Rice is in the Middle East to attend conferences in Gulf states, including a meeting in Kuwait on Tuesday that will involve Iraq and its neighbors.
The threat of a full-scale uprising by Sadr sharply raises the stakes in the cleric's confrontation with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, who has threatened to ban Sadr's movement from political life unless he disbands his militia.
The U.S. military says a truce Sadr imposed on his militia last August has played a key role in helping cut violence across Iraq. The militia, besides attacking on U.S. and Iraqi forces, had also been accused of stoking sectarian bloodshed.
The ceasefire has come under increasing strain since Maliki launched a crackdown on militias in the southern city of Basra late last month. The operation sparked major battles with the Mehdi Army in Basra, other southern cities and also Baghdad.
While fighting has eased in the south, clashes have raged in the cleric's stronghold of Sadr City in eastern Baghdad.
Earlier on Sunday Rice called on Arab nations to offer diplomatic ties and debt relief to Iraq's government to reward its efforts on improving security and political reconciliation. She is expected to press this request at the Kuwait meeting.
(Reporting by Peter Graff; Editing by Dean Yates)


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What the HST will mean Last week's introduction of the harmonized sales tax in British Columbia and Ontario won't have a marked near-term impact on the economy, but it could change buying habits and will lead to a boost in consumer prices of 0.9 of a percentage point permanently in the two provinces, Toronto-Dominion Bank says.
"There may be a short-lived adjustment period as households have been bringing forward purchases to avoid paying the additional 7 per cent or 8 per cent and as they shift some of their purchases to goods not subject to a tax change," TD economists Derek Burleton and Diana Petramala said in a report. "The strong positive benefits on business investment and the export sector will virtually offset the negative near-term adjustments that are likely to occur in consumer spending and in the housing market."
The two economists said overall prices in the two provinces are expected to rise by 1.5 percentage points immediately after harmonization, which has resulted in an HST of 13 per cent in Ontario and 12 per cent in B.C. But within the first three years, about half of that is expected to be offset by businesses passing on savings from input tax credits, leading to a permanent increase of 0.9 of a percentage point, TD said. That would also mean 0.4 of a percentage point on a national price level as the two provinces represent half the economic activity in the country.
Housing will be hit, they said, though they noted that many homebuyers rushed to beat the July 1 introduction.
Over time, they added, consumers can soften the blow by opting for "relatively cheaper goods and services." In B.C., they said, restaurant food will be subject to an additional 7 per cent, but that won't apply to basic groceries.
"Households may choose to purchase more food at the grocery store and eat in more often," they said. "Or, when out at a restaurant, they may choose either restaurants with lower cost menus, or continue going to their favourite restaurant but choose lower cost items, mitigating the negative impact of the rise in the effective tax rate."
Signs of slowdown Chief economist David Rosenberg of Gluskin Sheff + Associates today cites 15 signs that the U.S. economy has hit a speed bump and seven reasons why Canadian indicators aren't looking "Blue-Jay-ish" either. His reasons for U.S. troubles include everything from sinking consumer confidence and lower retail sales to a slowdown in manufacturing orders and a plunge in housing starts and new-home sales. His seven deadly sins for Canada include:
- Building permits fell 7.3 per cent in April.
- Housing starts sank 6.3 per cent in May to a five-month low.
- GDP was stagnant in April and industrial production dipped 0.1 per cent for the first decline since last August.
- Real manufacturing shipments slipped 0.1 per cent in April for the first fall in eight months.
- Exports fell 0.4 per cent in March and 1 per cent in April for the first back-to-back declines in a year.
- Retail sales dropped 2 per cent in April after four consecutive months of gains, marking the sharpest decline since December, 2008.
- Auto sales fell 4.7 per cent in April to a five-month low.
What the yield curve shows While not one of the more highly publicized measures, the yield curve, which plots bond yields against their corresponding maturities, suggests a 12.4-per-cent chance of a double-dip recession by next June, according to research from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. That's up from 9.9 per cent in May and 7.1 per cent in April.
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Having spent most of the night in quiet frustration, Cicero-North Syracuse girls soccer star Nicole Close reappeared at just the right moment to keep her team undefeated.
Close's goal with 4:19 left in the second overtime lifted the Northstars to a hard-fought, 2-1 win over Liverpool, the second time in less than a month that CNS has pulled off a win against its neighbor and biggest rival.
They had met on Sept. 8, and the Northstars' victory on that day began a downward spiral for the Warriors that saw it fall all the way to 2-6 before it earned wins over Corcoran and Rome Free Academy to break the skid.
With a new goalie (Noel Peck) still making the adjustment from defense, CNS made some early attacks, only to run into a revived Liverpool defense that, led by Carolyn Barry and Amanda Pollock, would contest anything the Northstars tried.
Despite all this, in the 34th minute, CNS pulled in front, 1-0, as Brittany Myles fed it to Julianne Viviano, and her low shot amid a scramble eluded Peck and found the net.
Early in the second half, Liverpool got back even as, in the 48th minute, Danielle Gannon launched a 25-yard shot from the point that flew into the top of the net, a great shot that even Chelsea Dunay couldn't stop.
Energized by this tying goal, the Warriors went all-out and controlled most of the play for the rest of regulation. It took the combined strength of senior defenders Lis Zuern, McKaye Neumeister and Missy Butz, plus Myles and Dunay (who finished with nine saves), to keep the game tied.
So they went to 20 minutes of overtime. Neither side could convert in the first OT, but Close was starting to find some room to operate, as she dribbled the ball and again drew defenders that had double-teamed her most of the night.
Midway through the second OT, CNS started to attack again. Then, from the right side, Rachel Geruso got the ball and crossed to the middle.
Breaking at just the right moment and forcing Peck out of her net, Close got just enough of a piece of the ball that it slid past Peck and slowly trickled home for what proved to be the game-winning goal.
CNS improved to 9-0-1 on the season with that win and will be at Oswego Friday afternoon.
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U.S. manufacturers view upcoming talks as critical for China to speed its currency changes and help reduce soaring U.S. trade deficits deficits. The...
WASHINGTON — U.S. manufacturers view upcoming talks as critical for China to speed its currency changes and help reduce soaring U.S. trade deficits. The big question is whether the Chinese see the meetings in the same way.
The Bush administration is fielding its top economic team for the meetings Sunday and Monday in Beijing; Treasury Secretary John Snow leads the delegation, backed by Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan.
Greenspan's presence has raised hopes among U.S. manufacturers that what could have been just a routine consultative meeting of the U.S.-China Joint Economic Commission will produce more tangible results in the area of most concern — currency values.
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"I am hopeful. I think the stars are aligned on this," said Frank Vargo, vice president for international affairs at the National Association of Manufacturers. "The Chinese have stuck their little toe in the water and it didn't freeze off. I think the time is right for them to take the next step."
The first step occurred July 21 when China announced that it was breaking a decadelong fixed link between the Chinese yuan and the U.S. dollar.
China said it would instead link the yuan to a market basket of currencies of its major trading partners and would allow the yuan to move in relationship to the dollar by as much as 0.3 percent per day.
As a first move, the Chinese revalued the yuan upward by 2.1 percent. That change on its own would not have made a dent in the U.S. trade deficit, which hit $162 billion last year, an all-time high for any country, and is expected to approach $200 billion this year.
Optimists hoped for greater moves in the weeks and months to come. But it has not played out that way with the yuan little changed since its July move.
U.S. manufacturers contend that the yuan is undervalued by as much as 40 percent. That makes Chinese goods cheaper in the United States and U.S. products more expensive in China and is a major reason for the trade gap, manufacturers believe.
Congress has reacted to the gap with calls for more forceful action. One measure with widespread support would impose 27.5 percent tariffs on all Chinese imports unless Beijing takes more steps to allow its currency to rise in value against the dollar.
The administration is hoping that the prospect of across-the-board tariffs will prompt China to allow greater appreciation of the yuan. Also hanging over the Chinese is an upcoming report, required by Congress twice a year, in which the administration must cite any countries it believes are manipulating their currencies to gain unfair trade advantages.
Treasury Department officials said they will miss Saturday's deadline for submitting the report to Congress. Instead, they said, it will be submitted in early November to allow the Treasury time to incorporate what it learns from the discussions in Beijing plus fact-finding trips Snow will make to the Shanghai stock exchange and Chengdu, one of China's major industrial centers.
The Chinese have said little about their bargaining position before the Snow trip. But Zhou Xiaochuan, the head of China's central bank, said recently that the country should re-examine the value of its currency in light of the soaring trade surplus.


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I am a manager of construction information, tools and people . I believe that hands-on manipulating of project information by all project participants is the key to achieving any meaningful improvement of the AEC industry operating within the post-gambling-era. I consider myself to be a model-based construction information practitioner (shortened to a 'BIM- meddler') rather than an 'expert' or even 'specialist'.
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...A brave manager would recommend anything but Revit...
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"Given such opportunity I'd still most likely come up with the conclusion, that there just IS not enough evidence OUT there that any one system, or even a combination of off-the-shelf and proprietary systems AND processes IS working."ReplyDelete
Working in what regard? I think this could be a good comment to start a long discussion about. I do agree that there is not a one solution on the market, and will not be for the foreseeable future, but the use of one or a combination of the current off the shelf and custom tools does serve a purpose and accomplish certain goals.


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A Married Couple Who Met on Facebook Because They Had the Exact Same Name are Now Getting Divorced
Back in 2008, 20-year-old Kelly Hildebrandt of Coral Springs, Florida typed her name into Facebook to see if anyone else had the same name. She found a 24-year-old guy in Lubbock, Texas who was ALSO named Kelly Hildebrandt.
They became Facebook friends, and then they started messaging. That turned into phone calls, and that turned into visits. Less than a year later, male Kelly Hildebrandt proposed to female Kelly Hildebrandt. They were married in 2009.
Unfortunately, it turns out that having the exact same name as someone just might NOT be enough of a foundation for a lifetime together.
We're sad to report that Kelly Hildebrandt and Kelly Hildebrandt have decided to get divorced after three years of marriage. They're citing irreconcilable differences.
Male Kelly says, quote, "She's a Florida girl and I'm a Texas guy. We really did come from different worlds. We gave it our best shot."
And it appears female Kelly has deleted her Facebook profile.


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Sydney (AFP) Oct 23, 2012
Leonardo DiCaprio urged a high-level Antarctic conservation meeting in Australia Tuesday to approve a sweeping Southern Ocean marine sanctuary to protect thousands of polar species.
The Hollywood star wrote an email to supporters of activist group Avaaz calling for a "people-powered surge" in favour of the sanctuary, which is headlining talks at the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR).
The key theme of the 2012 CCAMLR summit, which officially opened in Hobart on Tuesday, is the establishment of a representative system of marine protected areas in the Southern Ocean as proposed by Australia, France and the EU.
The region is home to big populations of penguins, seals and whales found nowhere else on Earth, and also has unique seafloor features that nurture early links in the food chain, according to environmental groups.
DiCaprio said most countries backed a marine haven off East Antarctica which, if approved in the size being advocated by green groups, would be the world's largest ocean sanctuary sprawling over an area twice the size of India.
"But Russia, South Korea and a few others are threatening to vote it down so they can plunder these seas now that others have been fished to death," he said, advocating an online petition with more than 842,000 signatures.
"The whales and penguins can't speak for themselves, so it's up to us to defend them. Let's change negotiators' minds with a massive wave of public pressure."
Made up of 24 countries and the European Union, CCAMLR was established in 1982 with the goal of conserving marine life in the face of rising demands to exploit krill, a shrimp-like creature which is an important source of food for species in the Antarctic.
The Commission permits fishing provided it is carried out "in a sustainable manner and takes account of the effects of fishing on other components of the ecosystem".
DiCaprio said climate change was already reducing many creatures' habitats and industrial fishing would further reduce their chances of survival, urging against dilution or delay of the sanctuary proposals currently before CCAMLR.
"The future of the Southern Ocean is in our hands," said the star of the movie "Titanic", which is based on the ship which hit an iceberg and sank during its maiden voyage in 1912.
"Let's unleash a massive surge of global pressure and ensure governments don't put profits before our planet."
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Thanks for thy present! None sweeter or better.
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Poet and essayist Sheila Bender is teaching a class called Writing from Grief on Saturday, October 27, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m at Ink Spot (710 13th St). The cost of the workshop is $90-108 and registration can be completed online.
About the instructor: "Sheila Bender is the author of over ten books on writing as well as two collections of poetry and a memoir. Her newest books are Creative Writing Demystified (McGraw-Hill), Writing and Publishing Personal Essays (Silver Threads Publishing), A New Theology: Turning to Poetry in a Time of Grief (Imago Press) and Writing in a New Convertible with the Top Down, co-authored with Christi Killien and available through Brooktrope.com."


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Retail pharmacy veteran Frank Scorpiniti officially assumed the role of CEO of Rexall Pharma Plus in February. Now that he's settled in North of the Border, Scorpiniti talked with Drug Store News about his new role and his insights on the Canadian retail pharmacy market.
DSN: What are your key goals as CEO of Rexall Pharma Plus, and how would you describe your leadership style?
Frank Scorpiniti: We have just gone through a divestiture of what was our banner business, our Drug Trading business, and our franchise business. So, we are now a retail chain drug organization with 420 stores, and we find ourselves entering into the next phase of growth for the business. We are keenly focused on developing the strategy for the future and have a laser focus on driving the customer experience. As far as style, I'd share more what I value than style. I value, with the leadership team, transparency, collaboration and accountability for driving the customer experience and for driving teamwork across the organization.
DSN: How does the Canadian pharmacy market differ from the United States?
Scorpiniti: We are in an environment where everybody has healthcare coverage and yet, sometimes receiving health care in our landscape takes a little more time. So pharmacists ... are on the front lines in communities for health care but even more so in Canada. Because our pharmacists are so accessible, and they have a slightly broader scope of practice in Canada than they have in the United States, [they] are doing more things like initiating therapy for minor ailments without collaborative practice agreements. They are extending prescriptions without orders from physicians in instances where appropriate. I see expanding the role of pharmacists as a trend that will continue. ...
There is one area that's quite different here in the Canadian landscape versus the United States, and that is that our payer base is very consolidated. ... In the Canadian market, it is two [payers] at best, and, in many instances, the government sets the reimbursement rates not only for government-reimbursed prescriptions, but for the private [payer] as well. So when there's any movement in reimbursement rates from the government, it goes across the entire revenue base and creates a much more significant impact at one time than what we dealt with in the U.S. model.
DSN: Canada is facing several uphill battles, such as a reduction in generic prescription reimbursement rates and drug system reform initiatives. How is the company overcoming those challenges?
Scorpiniti: We are focused on efficiency. We are focused on building our revenue base in our stores. We are focused on driving new patient care models. We have a very robust program in Ontario now called MedsCheck, where our pharmacists are evaluating patients that take three or more chronic medications on a regular basis. [The pharmacists] are ensuring that those medications are working appropriately with one another, avoiding drug interactions and interacting with their prescribers where necessary. This is a ... pharmacist-patient interaction that is reimbursed and appreciated by patients. ... We are [also focused] on diversifying our profit model to enhance our front-shop contribution to our business through broader product offerings and more relevant offerings.
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while trying to optimize my settings for my BenQ XL2411Z following this guide I think I fucked up my black settings or something like that. Ever since then the colour black seems to be blurry in many games or appears to have different shades. I tried to take some pictures with my mobile phone and I hope that it's visible what I mean especially in the second picture. The black background of the forum for example is perfectly fine for me. I've tried resetting my monitor settings, but nothing seems to work. I hope someone with more knowledge than me can help me out as this is really annoying.
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Actually, it's a great thing, because its inclusion would have stopped the film dead cold.
That's no slam against the quality of "Freighter," which proves to be a cool, creepy, well-produced piece of graphic goodness. But it has nothing to do with the film's plot; in the original novel, it's a comic-book story read by a peripheral character. It would've been filler in "Watchmen," but on its own, it'll hold your attention and then some, provided you don't mind cartoon gore.
Gerard Butler ("300″) narrates the short as the lone survivor of a ship downed by the Black Freighter. He retrieves what he can of his mates " those who aren't mere parts, that is " and fashions a raft to find his way home. Sharks like flesh, however, so his means of escape becomes ever smaller on his journey.
Madness makes his homecoming less than joyous, and the eventual denouement bristles with an EC Comics-esque twist. None of it's for the fainthearted, and just because it's animated doesn't mean it's for kids " anything but, friends.
The DVD also plays home to "Under the Hood," a faux-documentary about the Watchmen's early days, focusing on The Comedian and the original Nite Owl and Silk Spectre. Although period-accurate and utilizing the film's Carla Gugino and Jeffrey Dean Morgan, the doc is quickly tiring.
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VANCOUVER -- It was billed as a battle of the two hottest quarterbacks in the league, right up until injuries cut a swath right through the most anticipated contest of the young season.
First came word that B.C.pivot Dave Dickenson would miss the game because of back spasms.
If that wasn't bad enough, the Edmonton Eskimos missed the entire first half with brain cramps.
At least the Lions had Casey Printers to fill their void at quarterback.
There weren't enough bodies on the bench to fill in for all the guys who showed up late for Edmonton.
The Eskimos dug themselves a 20-0 deficit and fought like mad to get themselves back in the mix, but you just don't spot good teams that big a lead on the road and expect anything good to come of it.
"We just weren't ready to play,'' quarterback Ricky Ray said after the 25-19 loss. "We pretty much just played a 15-minute game offensively tonight, just the third quarter.''
"We started to play in the second half,'' said a seething Danny Maciocia. "If you watched the game you can come to your own conclusions as to what happened in the first half.''
The loss means the 5-2 Esks now have their work cut out for them if they hope to host a Western Final, but playoffs are a long way away. Edmonton's troubles are in the present.
After padding their record to 5-1 against a schedule comprised mainly of weak sisters, they simply didn't know what hit them when they squared off against the undefeated B.C. Lions.
"Against a good team like BC you can't afford to come out flat,'' said receiver Derrell Mitchell, one of the better players on a night when there weren't many.
"We came back and put things together, but time wasn't on our side.''
The difference between the top two teams in the West was the same stuff that Edmonton's critics have been warning them about all season: They can't, or won't, run the ball enough, they take too many penalties and have too many lapses in concentration.
It might have been enough to squeak by Hamilton and Winnipeg, but not the 6-0 Lions.
With Dickenson, the league's most accurate passer by far, unable to go, it was left up to the young understudy, Printers, who was playing his first game since last year's Western Final. He took a few plays to knock the rust off and then proceeded to knock the stuffing out of Edmonton's vaunted defence.
Aided by the usual array of Edmonton penalties (like interference calls of 39, 22 and 37 yards), B.C. took a 20-3 lead into half time.
Ray never got in sync, completing 10 of 19 passes for 125 yards and two interceptions.
"That's what we wanted to do, get him out of his rhythm,'' said Lions linebacker Simpson. "And we did.''
The story of the Edmonton's first half was simple: The Eskimos had seven penalties for 138 yards and three rushes for five yards.
The Esks finally decided to show up for work in the second half - a Tony Tompkins kickoff return to the BC43 set up a 26-yard Jason Tucker TD catch on the first series and a shovel pass to Elvis Joseph that gained 25 yards set up a Derrell Mitchell score. Throw in a safety touch and suddenly the Keystone Kops were back in business - 23-19 with a quarter to go.
The Lions quelled the comeback, though, keeping Edmonton off the scoreboard in the fourth quarter.
The Esks had one last chance to win it, trailing 25-19 and in B.C. territory, but Ray's Hail Mary with 11 seconds to go was intercepted by Dante Marsh.


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Joel Parkinson (AUS), 30, wasted no time in lighting things up, opening the round with the highest heat total of the day, a 17.87 out of a possible 20, with some inspired tube-riding on his forehand.
"The conditions improved so much in the span of one heat when compared to the warm-up just before," Parkinson said. "It was great and everyone was getting barrels and scores. I guess it just shows how quickly things can change out there."
The frontrunners in the hunt for the 2011 ASP World Title continued to perform well. Both Kelly Slater (USA), 39, current ASP World No. 1, and Owen Wright (AUS), 21, current ASP World No. 2, posted commanding wins in their respective Round 1 bouts, advancing directly into Round 3 of competition.
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Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Louisiana
Act of donation of immovable property
My husband died without a will and i was wondering if an 'act of immovable property' is the best way to have my kids give me their portion of my home? And can this be done at a notary or an attorney's office?
Asked on 9/17/07, 10:57 am
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Re: Act of donation of immovable property
Probably the simplest way to handle this would be to open your husband's succession and have the kids renounce their interest in the home in your favor. You would then become the sole owner of the house.
This would have to be done through an attorney.
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The football feud between the Argos and Hamilton Tiger-Cats has added yet another layer of animosity.
At the centre of the controversy is none other than Argos running back Ricky Williams, the undisputed centre of attention at the Rogers Centre.
Williams saved his best for the game's final quarter by gaining yards along the ground, running over defenders and helping the Argos seal their 27-17 victory.
What raised the ire of the penalty prone Ticats was the sight of Williams on the field with the game all but finished. Twice the Argos handed the ball off to Williams and twice the Ticats denied him a touchdown.
"We've come to expect that from the Argos," said Ticats linebacker Renard Cox, who recorded an interception. "We have this love-hate relationship and I guess they were still bitter we beat them in the pre-season.
"I guess they wanted to prove that they could score points on us. But that's okay. We'll be seeing them again."
Th was the third meeting in as many weeks between the rivals. The teams have three more regular-season matchups, including an Aug. 3 slugfest in Steeltown, where attendance is certain to exceed yesterday's turnstile total of 27,689.
Ticats head coach Greg Marshall has more pressing issues to deal with -- lack of discipline and an offence that couldn't finish off drives -- to worry about, but even he was puzzled at the Argos' late-game and meaningless attempt to give Williams the ball near the goal-line.
"Would you have given it to your star back and risk an injury?" Marshall said in responding with a question to a reporter's question about the Argos' questionable call.
"We just got to do a better job," he said. "They can do what they want."
Hamilton knocked out Damon Allen on the Argos' third play from scrimmage after Wayne Shaw, a former Argo, blitzed from his safety position. Shaw was called for a roughing penalty, one of many for Hamilton on a day when the Ticats shot themselves in the foot often.
An 18-yard missed field goal by Jamie Boreham didn't help Hamilton's cause and neither did a Jason Maas interception that served as the game's turning point.
Two plays after Cox intercepted Spergon Wynn to give Hamilton the ball at Toronto's 19-yard line with the Argos leading 24-17, Maas was picked off by Jermaine Mays.
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First you need to go to the mod tab located at the bottom of the website.
After reaching the mod tab you need to reinsert your account information
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After relogging in you will reach a menu type page. This is the Mod Control Panel. It is somewhat like your usercp but, it gives you more powers and amongst other things. The Moderated thread, post, and users are none of your concern as we don't use those features here on the Black Sheep.
Anyways, the left column is the column that you need to use in order to use any features in the moderator control panel. For now, I am teaching you to ban so if you can please click the option "Ban User"
After you choose "Ban User" You will see the ban prompt. I am going to discuss its different features with color code. The boxes color will match the text information. If you are a little confused then just continue reading. If you are still having trouble, post your query inside this thread.
The black box is for the user's name. I am banning the user "Test".
Let me give you a scenario, "Test" has been caught cheating. He is a active user in our forums but, we do not condone to any cheaters. What do we do? We copy and paste his username inside the text box. Make sure that the name you are banning matches the users or you may end up banning the wrong person!
This little tool allows you to ban a user for however long you like. Whether it be a day, week, year, or forever. It is up to you to decide how severe the user's offense is. I would appreciate it if you would ban users who don't follow the rules for 3 days before you ban them for a week. I will also explain the infraction system before you go straight to banning. Remember, the infraction system is always the first choice.
The blue box shows the reason given to a user for why he is banned. It is MANDATORY for you to put a reason and why they are banned. You do not need to include your name inside the ban reason. You will see further into the tutorial why I mean so.
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