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Children At Play
Songs for the future recording of "Green Eyed Monster" by Crack Head
It Pays To Play
The Insanity
Fight Hard
Deviant Mantra
Go Softly
Songs from the un-released albumn "Gemini Tiger Red" by Crack Head
Under Cover Cop
Kenny Does Dallas
You Are Going To Hell
Eleventh of September
Hard As Nails
Winding Down
My Whole Life
Don't tell Me
Misc. Songs.
Start Again Waltz
The Jazzy Bass Song
That 70's Acoustic Thingy
A piece from the upcoming film "Vengence"(Later Changed to 'Acrimony'), where I also worked on the soundtrack to the original filming. This film is being re-shot entirely with a whole new cast and re-written script, and I may have a chance to work on the new film as well.
The Fitting End
Some of the equipment used: [Equipment List]
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Re: Ruth Waldo- Scotland, Ct. in the 1960s
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Ruth Waldo- Scotland, Ct. in the 1960s
Ruth Waldo was a cousin of my Grandmother Anna Clementine Waldo of San Marcos Texas. Anna was the daughter of John Bennett Waldo of Illinois.
I remember meeting Ruth when I was a teenager. My Grandmother was visiting my parents and we stopped by the Waldo house and visited with Ruth.
If my memory serves me right, Ruth was the first woman VP at the J. Walter Thompson ad agency. (I believe she was the head of women's copy or something like that) As far as I know, she never married. Therefore Waldo was her maiden name.
The house is now owned by the state and is sometimes open to the public. The town of Scotland holds Scottish games there once a year.
There is a book there with the names of her relatives.
Some of the Waldo family lives in the area.
I can recall the name of one of them, Henry Bowers.


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South Bay Beaches Remain Closed After Tar Balls Wash AshoreCarson spoke with Heal The Bay Vice President Sarah Sikich to get a better understanding of the situation.
How To Volunteer For Heal The Bay's Coastal Cleanup Day 2014With temps soaring to triple digits earlier this week, we're spending more time than ever at the beach. So we better take good care of it, right?! Right.
Heal The Bay Beach Grades Explained
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Volunteer For Coastal Cleanup Day 2013!
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Louis A. Lara: The spark for any inspired idea always will be life experience. I can fluff that up with clichés like, "I get inspired by shapes in nature or the clouds," but this kind of pseudo-artsy talk is superfluous and contrary to my philosophy of design, which is simplicity in creative expression. The challenge is to transform inspiration into something meaningful and of benefit to the people who experience what I create. Better design truly does have the power to enhance quality of life.
I have difficulty relating to traditional design style. Can one find inspiration in it? Sure, just ask Philippe Starck when he designed the Louis Ghost chair for Kartell. I've been asked to do traditional pieces, but I always take a pass. There's no pleasure in it for me. I'm a designer of this age and this century, and I want to create designs that reflect that. If I'm lucky and they're done well, then perhaps my designs will one day join the ranks of other contemporary classics that are decades old yet look as if they were designed yesterday.
Recently, I was contacted by an antiques dealer who wanted to restore one of my Sulu task lamp designs for Dansk Lights. I designed this lamp nearly 20 years ago, and the dealer found it in an estate sale. It had been part of someone's life all this time. It was one of the most satisfying moments in my career.
The INDA Cordless Lighting Collection came out of the challenge Gary Pettitt, owner of Seasonal Living, gave me. He asked for a contemporary, all-weather, outdoor cordless lamp for casual outdoor seating areas. This was new territory. We worked with an LED supplier to create a customized light source with enough light output and battery life to make it a practical consumer product. The physical design of the lamp came from my experience designing outdoor products and living in South Florida. They're concrete for weight and durability in windy and wet conditions. The anodized aluminum and UV-resistant polypropylene shades are translucent, yet have no problem getting wet or being in the sun. The aesthetics of the design come from my desire for simple, visually balanced shapes.
Louis A. Lara's INDA table and floor lamps for Seasonal Living have LED sources, concrete bases and shades made of anodized aluminum and UV-resistant polypropylene. www.seasonalliving.com
Table lamps from Lara's INDA line for Seasonal Living.
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The Mini Clubman is the estate-car version of the new revised BMW Mini. Offering 5 doors and a large rear load area, as well as "Club Doors", this new Mini is sure to generate interest.
Review Centre now feature reviews of the new Mini Clubman, providing the key information you need to help you decide of the new Mini Cooper Clubman should be your next new car.


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Gtk2 has a powerful, but complex MVC (Model, View, Controller) system
used to implement list and tree widgets. Gtk2::Ex::Simple::List
automates the complex setup work and allows you to treat the list model
as a more natural list of lists structure.
After creating a new Gtk2::Ex::Simple::List object with the desired
columns you may set the list data with a simple Perl array assignment.
Rows may be added or deleted with all of the normal array operations.
You can treat the data member of the Simple::List object as an array
reference, and manipulate the list data with perl's normal array
A mechanism has also been put into place allowing columns to be Perl
scalars. The scalar is converted to text through Perl's normal
mechanisms and then displayed in the list. This same mechanism can be
expanded by defining arbitrary new column types before calling the new
WWW: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Gtk2-Ex-Simple-List/
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/x11-toolkits/p5-Gtk2-Ex-Simple-List/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install p5-Gtk2-Ex-Simple-List
cd /usr/ports/x11-toolkits/p5-Gtk2-Ex-Simple-List/ && make install clean
pkg install p5-Gtk2-Ex-Simple-List
PKGNAME: p5-Gtk2-Ex-Simple-List
SHA256 (Gtk2-Ex-Simple-List-0.50.tar.gz) = 62df53d0da396aba8e96aee06d869a77b8cf54af2ebd9df885b7aef2d5a207b5
SIZE (Gtk2-Ex-Simple-List-0.50.tar.gz) = 13769
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
This port is required by:
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Number of commits found: 17
Remove ${PORTSDIR}/ from dependencies, categories v, w, x, y, and z.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Change my non-FreeBSD MAINTAINER mail to bofh@
Approved by: bapt
Change the way Perl modules are installed, update the default Perl to 5.18.
Before, we had:
site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18
site_perl/perl_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18/mach
perl_man3 : lib/perl5/5.18/man/man3
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site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl
site_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/mach/5.18
perl_man3 : lib/perl5/site_perl/man/man3
Modules without any .so will be installed at the same place regardless of the
- Pass maintainership to submitter
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- Remove leading indefinite article from COMMENT
PR: ports/183722
Submitted by: Muhammad Moinur Rahman <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Support STAGEDIR.
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
- Convert to new perl framework
- update png to 1.5.10
- Kick MD5 support
- update to 1.4.1
Reviewed by: exp8 run on pointyhat
Supported by: miwi
- update to jpeg-8
For ports maintained by email@example.com, remove names and/or
e-mail addresses from the pkg-descr file that could reasonably
be mistaken for maintainer contact information in order to avoid
confusion on the part of users looking for support. As a pleasant
side effect this also avoids confusion and/or frustration for people
who are no longer maintaining those ports.
- bump all port that indirectly depends on libjpeg and have not yet been bumped
or updated
Requested by: edwin
Reset infofarmer due to maintainer-timeouts and no response to email.
Hat: portmgr
Bump portrevision due to upgrade of devel/gettext.
The affected ports are the ones with gettext as a run-dependency
according to ports/INDEX-7 (5007 of them) and the ones with USE_GETTEXT
in Makefile (29 of them).
PR: ports/124340
Submitted by: edwin@
Approved by: portmgr (pav)
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- Bump PORTREVISION for ports intalling files in ${X11BASE}.
Add port x11-toolkits/p5-Gtk2-Ex-Simple-List:
Gtk2 has a powerful, but complex MVC (Model, View, Controller) system
used to implement list and tree widgets. Gtk2::Ex::Simple::List
automates the complex setup work and allows you to treat the list model
as a more natural list of lists structure.
WWW: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Gtk2-Ex-Simple-List/
Author: Ross McFarland <email@example.com>
Justification: needed by x11-toolkits/p5-Gtk-Ex-PodViewer
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Christina Corbett Humanitarian Press Officer
11th Apr 2013
In reaction to commitments made by G8 Foreign Ministers to address the issue of sexual violence in conflict, Oxfam acting-CEO, Penny Lawrence said:
"We welcome the G8's commitment to addressing the issue of sexual violence in conflict and putting the issue firmly on the global agenda.
Women worldwide suffer unimaginable violence as a result of persistent inequalities and beliefs that leave them exposed to appalling abuses often committed within a culture of impunity that leaves the perpetrators free.
Much more investment is needed to improve the police, security and justice systems that are designed to protect women and girls, but so often fail to do so.
As we saw in India real change needs huge effort from governments not just to pass laws, but to make sure they are put into action. This means working on the ground with people and communities, to alter social norms, attitudes and beliefs.
We now look forward to the Secretary of State for Development's proposed summit in the autumn, where we hope to see an ambitious and realistic agenda set to prevent, as well as respond to, violence against women and girls."
For more information contact Christina Corbett: firstname.lastname@example.com // 07557 483 758
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2. "Simple Genius" by David Baldacci (Grand Central Publishing)
3. "The Yiddish Policemen's Union" by Michael Chabon (HarperCollins)
4. "I Heard That Song Before" by Mary Higgins Clark (Simon & Schuster)
5. "The Woods" by Harlan Coben (Dutton Adult)
6. "The Children of Hurin" by J.R.R. Tolkien, edited by Christopher Tolkien (Houghton Mifflin)
7. "Rant: An Oral Biography Of Buster Casey" by Chuck Palahniuk (Doubleday)
8. "Nineteen Minutes" by Jodi Picoult (Atria)
9. "Body Surfing" by Anita Shreve (Little, Brown and Company)
10. "The Good Husband of Zebra Drive" by Alexander McCall Smith (Pantheon)
1. "The Secret" by Rhonda Byrne (Beyond Words)
2. "Einstein: His Life and Universe" by Walter Isaacson (Simon & Schuster)
3. "At the Center of the Storm: My Years at the CIA" by George Tenet (HarperCollins)
4. "Paula Deen: It Ain't All About the Cookin'" by Paula Deen, Sherry Suib Cohen (Simon & Schuster)
5. "The Dangerous Book for Boys" by Conn Iggulden and Hal Iggulden (Collins)
6. "God is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything" by Christopher Hitchens (Twelve)
7. "Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life" by Barbara Kingsolver, Camille Kingsolver and Steven L. Hopp (HarperCollins)
8. "Reposition Yourself: Living Life Without Limits" by T.D. Jakes (Atria) (NF-H)
9. "A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier" by Ishmael Beah (Farrar, Straus and Giroux)
10. "Everyday Pasta" by Giada De Laurentiis (Clarkson Potter)
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2. "Susannah's Garden" by Debbie Macomber (Mira)
3. "Dead Watch" by John Sandford (Berkley)
4. "Two Little Girls in Blue" by Mary Higgins Clark (Pocket)
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6. "Cover of Night" by Linda Howard (Ballantine Books)
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I'm attempting to build a neat and tidy mechanism for displaying a set of input forms. All going well, except that I'm struggling a little with the row spacing. This is my CSS for the table-row:
display: table-row;
padding-bottom: 10px;
I can see that the style is being applied as expected, but the padding is being ignored. If I remove the "display: table-row", then the padding appears as expected.
I'm seeing the same behaviour in IE8 and Firefox which leads me to believe that it is as expected. So, two questions:
Adding the space to the "row" rather than the "cells" seems to be the right way to go, as I want to vertically separate the rows and therefore, by implication, the cells.
Thanks. Nick.
A table can have padding, and table cells can have padding. But no other internal table objects may have padding.
See Table formatting in the SitePoint CSS Reference for further details.
In this case perhaps you need to use border-collapse:separate for the table object and then use border-spacing to control the distance between cells.
Thanks for the pointers. The border-collapse and border-spacing has worked for me.
I had started to explore adding padding to the table-cell elements, and had found that doesn't work nicely where the element is an "input" - the padding area picks up the colour from the input area and looks horrible. That was pushing me down the line of wrapping the inputs in spans and CSSing the spans - YUK !
Looking "upwards" to the table element had not occurred to me at all.
So, again, thanks for the prompt response and for making it easy!!


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Review for Judaism Your Way, Denver, CO, USA
I have been attending the High Holy Days services for the last 4-5 years, and Judaism Your Way bring a real Jewish presents into my life. I appreciate all that they do to make everyone feel like they are where they are supposed to be. From the Rabbi to the staff, everyone makes and effort to be inclusive. That's very comforting.
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my religious life
If I had to make changes to this organization, I would...
give it a permenant home - near my home.
The kinds of staff and volunteers that I met were...
generous and sincere
If this organization had 10 million bucks, it could...
find a perminant home - if that is what they think is important
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I don't think it could have been better
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But lest you think this is the part of the story where a cocky high schooler gets his come-uppance, you're wrong. Craig not only defended his state cross country title, but placed eighth in the Foot Locker Northeast regionals and finished 15th at the national championship. After another winter on the swim team, he picked up his track career right where he left off, winning the state 1600m title and finishing second to Jeff See at Nike Nationals.
This summer, Craig upped his training to "probably twice as much as before"—40 to 45 miles per week—with the goal of three-peating his state title, winning the Foot Locker regional, and placing in the top five at nationals. In the winter he'll forego the pool to run, although he won't compete in indoor track, focusing on the outdoor season where his goal is to break Paul Vandergrift's state 1600m record of 4:03.22, set almost two decades ago.
One of Craig's favorite workouts is a negative split 800, where he'll run the first 400 in 70 and the second five seconds faster, doing six reps. "It gets you used to running faster when you're tired," he says, and no doubt contributes to his finishing kick. "I think I'm pretty well balanced as a runner," he says, noting that he doesn't have any overwhelming strengths or weaknesses. His PRs of 1:52 for 800m and 9:10 for 3200m would indicate he's got both speed and endurance.
But then, that's probably what you'd expect from somebody whose name is almost exactly his avocation, too.


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good to hear that ......... did u still have for the old Epson C41 solution ?Originally Posted by PhiBer
good to hear that ......... did u still have for the old Epson C41 solution ?Originally Posted by PhiBer
I will be leaving Singapore by end of July 2009
Thank you very much for the awesome badminton games during the last 4 years.
Keep in touch
Do you offer any refill solutions for the epson stylus CX4100 ? I am interested in the ink tank solution and wonder how much would it cost ?
sorry we don't have any promo this coming PC Show.
But rest assured, u'll always get the best price and service at my shop!
Ask those who've bought SingInk and u'll know!
Yeah, we have refill solution, as well as ink tank soln, for CX4100.
For C41, i'm sorry, it's already EOL product, u have to either buy those
compatible cartridges (G&G, Sepoms, Inktec, etc) or get a new printer..
the ink can leave it for how long before it dry up?
Printer Ink wun dry up if keep air-tight in a bottle, but once opened,Originally Posted by narutiment
it shld preferably be used within 6mth to 1 year due to chemical reaction
with the atmosphere.
Also, do note that ink has shelf-life, after the expiry date, the ink will start to spoil and crystalize.
ard how long is the expiry date?Originally Posted by PhiBer
usually is 2 yrs from date of manufacturing..Originally Posted by narutiment
oh ok thxOriginally Posted by PhiBer
but take note, most manufacturers dun print the expiry date one..Originally Posted by narutiment
so make sure u ask!
Once i tested a made-in-korea LG ink that was sold very cheap at some SLS "backlane" shop.
too cheap to be true lor, it clogged up my 215C so bad, took me a fews days to clear the clog!
It sorta crystalize in my printer!! WTF?!!?
Moral of the story, NEVER BUY UNKNOWN INK THAT'S TOO CHEAP TO BE TRUE..
hehe.. bo bian ma, was trying out competitor ink.. now i know why selling so cheap..
the ink are all expired ink! #$%@#$^@$%^$^
Yeah, when I was buying it, I saw a lot of people buying it as well.Originally Posted by narutiment
♥ all-time favourite (:
does the brother printers prices include inks in it?Originally Posted by aikamai
Yeah.. all Brother printers come with 1 set of ink cartridges in them..Originally Posted by narutiment
Are u at the PC Show or SLS only?
U have price list of your ink packages?
he's at sls.Originally Posted by java_guru
Yah loh. I am looking for Brother laser printer offer. You see any ?
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T-Mobile, Sprint widen opening for media-rich experiences with unlimited data promises
Both T-Mobile and Sprint are promising unlimited data in groundbreaking new rate plans, and while some restrictions are still in place, the moves bring mobile one step closer to delivering the media-rich experiences that publishers, brands and consumers are demanding.
T-Mobile?s new One plan replaces all of its existing rate plans with an offer for unlimited talk, text and 4G LTE smartphone data for $70 for a single line or $40 per line for a family of four. Sprint?s Unlimited Freedom plan offers unlimited talk, text and high-speed data for $60 for the first line, $40 for the second and $30 thereafter.
?It?s a publishers and brand marketers dream to be able to deliver media-rich experiences to their customers,? said Margie Kupfer, vice president of marketing at 3Cinteractive.
?With unlimited text and data enabled via T-Mobile ONE and their 4G LTE network, a publisher/brand marketer can deliver that media-rich experience without a high cost to their consumers,? she said.
Data costs
T-Mobile and Sprint are each looking to gain a competitive edge against the other as well as against industry leaders AT&T and Verizon.
For T-Mobile, the move to a single plan is the next step in a strategy to position the brand as the ?un-carrier,? with simpler, more transparent offerings. The strategy has been paying, with T-Mobile attracting new subscribers at a healthy rate as of late.
In the competitive environment for mobile service, easing the cost of data is one way wireless carriers are trying to attract new customers. As consumers continue to expand their use of mobile for consuming data-heavy content such as video, they are frequently frustrated by the cost of data overages.
Limitations remain
More data consumption, in turn, means consumers are more likely to engage with ad-driven content, making both publishers and brand marketers happy.
However, there are still limitations on both T-Mobile?s and Sprint?s new plans when it comes to video playback resolution, music streaming and gaming. These limitations are at the high end of where most consumption is, so they are likely to affect only the heaviest users. On T-Mobile?s plan, customers can pay more to avoid the limitations.
?T-Mobile?s bold move is a big win for wireless customers,? Ms. Kupfer said. ?Customers with T-Mobile One will now have the power to interact with who they want, how they want and without the fear or burden of overages, and on 4G LTE ? the most advanced technology widely available.?


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The South Plains Kidney Foundation is back.
The organization was discontinued in 1993, but re-established in March, alleviating a three-year absence of a kidney foundation in Lubbock.
"The last couple of years it's been on hiatus," said Heather Hocker, vice president of the foundation. "But it's back and stronger than ever."
On Monday, the foundation will host the Master Chef Dinner at the McKenzie-Merket Alumni Center on the Texas Tech campus. Cocktails will be served at 6 p.m., and dinner will be served at 7 p.m. Cocktail attire is preferred.
Tickets for the dinner may be purchased until 5 p.m. Friday.
"What we do with the master chef, each year we bring in a distinguished chef from some place in the country and have a dinner and auction," said Kathleen Ellis, executive director of the foundation.
This year's chef is Todd Kelly, 2011 recipient of the American Culinary Federation Chef of the Year award.
"I thought it was a great opportunity," Kelly said. "I was approached by Angela Medlock at an ACF convention. I had just got done doing a demonstration and book signing. She thought the stuff that I was doing kind of fit what they were looking for. She thought I'd be a good fit for it. I did a little bit of research into the cause. It's a good opportunity."
Kelly has been a chef for nearly two decades. His restaurant, Orchids at Palm Court in Cincinnati, has been recognized by the American Culinary Federation, opentable.com, Zagat, Cincinnati Magazine and others as one of the top restaurants in the nation and he as one of the top chefs.
In 2010, Kelly was named a Hilton Signature Chef, one of six in the nation.
Kelly will be joined by Megan Ketover, a 2009 American Culinary Federation Pastry Chef of the Year, and Gary Davis, a banquet chef.
Brian Carr, president of the kidney foundation, said any money raised by the organization will stay local.
"One hundred cents of every dollar that is raised here stays here," he said. "… Donations to our organization go directly to help people that you know."
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From 5-year-olds down to 2-year-olds. What's next? 1-year-olds? Fetuses? Even Mohammed had the decency not to go lower than six or seven.
New Britain is really becoming a cool place. Why why would have thought that stuffy old Albion, which won the fight against child marriage for thirteen year olds in the 19th century, would now be introduced to the exotic practice of marrying off 2-year-olds.
This is truly a brave new world. And it takes brave people to walk its streets and protect its 2-year-olds.
A two-year-old child was identified as a potential victim of forced marriage by the UK's Forced Marriage Unit, it has emerged.
The child was was the youngest among at least 250 children helped by the unit in 2012, according to figures reported by the BBC.
Authorities can intervene when they believe there is a risk that children under 18 may become victims of forced marriage.
Civil courts have the power to prevent weddings taking place by issuing Forced Marriage Protection orders.
It emerged last year that a five-year-old girl had been forced into a marriage and in 2011 the Forced Marriage Unit dealt with 400 children.
From 5-year-olds down to 2-year-olds. What's next? 1-year-olds? Fetuses? Even Mohammed had the decency not to go lower than six or seven. But at this rate before long, Muslim men will be marrying eggs or chromosomes.
Saudi marriage officiant Dr. Ahmad al-Mu'bi told Lebanese television viewers last week that it's permissible for girls as young as 1 to marry — as long as sex is postponed.
Al-Mu'bi's remarkable comments also included an explanation that "there is no minimal age for entering marriage."
I guess the in-the-womb marriages are on then.


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The Mercedes E250, with an impressive and efficient 2.1L diesel 4-cyl., represents the new entry model for the E-Class range and dispels the myth that diesel carries a hefty price premium.
Mercedes E250, with new 4-cyl. turbodiesel, goes on sale this month.
PORTLAND, OR – The Mercedes-Benz E-Class does not spark the same fiery passion among well-heeled gearheads as does the BMW 3-Series and is more likely found in the parking lot of an upscale mall or country club than at a weekend autocross event.
But give the E-Class its props: So far this year, it is outselling every car from Cadillac, Audi, Volvo, Lincoln, Buick, Acura, Infiniti and all but one Lexus (ES 300/350) and one BMW (3-Series), according to WardsAuto data.
The E-Class, accounting for 25% of Mercedes sales in the U.S., has been America's best-selling Middle Luxury car since 2009, according to WardsAuto data, and is on pace to best the BMW 5-Series again.
Its popularity stems from whisper-quiet cabins, lots of high-tech features and class-appropriate styling without being too conspicuous.
For '14, the E-Class gets a mid-cycle freshening. From the A-pillar forward, everything is new, including the grille, sheet metal and optional light-emitting diode headlamps.
Gone is the "four eyes" look that separated the high beam from the low beam – a styling coup in the 1990s. Now, as is the case with most vehicles, one lens covers both lighting functions.
The front bumper has been rechiseled to incorporate three prominent intake ducts that alter the car's first impression. While the previous E looked docile from head-on, the new model appears intent on retribution.
The 3-pointed hood ornament now is available only in the chrome-heavy Luxury edition while other E-Class models cradle the star within the grille for a cleaner, sportier look. It was the right move. Hood ornaments hold an important place in automotive history, but they are passé now and a danger to pedestrians.
Most significantly, the E-Class undergoes a powertrain shakeup that exemplifies the trend toward downsized engines.
Mercedes dropped the 3.0L turbodiesel V-6, which carried a $1,500 premium over the base gasoline V-6 in the E-Class sedan.
The new entry-level engine in the E250 Bluetec is a 2.1L turbodiesel 4-cyl. that undercuts the 3.5L V-6 by $500 (yes, that includes the cost of AdBlue selective catalytic reduction to scrub oxides of nitrogen emissions) and actually trumps it in sheer thrust with 369 lb.-ft. (500 Nm) of torque. That's a staggering 96 lb.-ft. (130 Nm) more potent than the carryover V-6.
With 302 hp, the 3.5L gasoline 6-cyl. still gets off the line more quickly than the diesel I-4, which is rated at 195 hp, but the E250 never feels underpowered during test drives near scenic Mount Hood.
And the fuel-economy gain is tremendous. While the gasoline V-6 struggles in real-world driving to reach its highway rating of 30 mpg (7.8 L/100 km), the thrifty and smooth 4-cyl. diesel easily hits 40 mpg (5.9 L/100 km) on a rural route here. Even notoriously indulgent journalists broach 40 mpg, and one group rolls in at better than 44 mpg (5.3 L/100 km).
With numbers like these, it's easy to understand why auto makers will introduce several new diesels this year in light vehicles.
Even with a slight price premium for diesel fuel over petrol, Mercedes' new engine is supremely more engaging to drive than any hybrid around.
The 7-speed automatic transmission is an ideal match for the I-4, intuitively changing gears with little fuss, and the 2-stage turbocharger expertly mitigates lag.
With the accelerator pedal mashed, the transmission and engine, along with ample sound damping, work in tandem to quell any ruckus, while delivering a goodly amount of torque to scoot up and down this hilly terrain.
A downshift from sixth to second gear can be managed with little powertrain distress. Even paying close attention, internal-combustion aficionados are hard-pressed to identify the 2.1L as a diesel.
Across the E-Class range, a buttery stop/start system is standard for the first time.
An "eco" gauge in the central cluster turns green whenever the driver coasts, decelerates or keeps a steady pace. Consider it an e-coach for economical driving.
This 2.1L diesel, available with both rear- and 4Matic all-wheel drive, is new to the U.S. But it first was offered in 2009 in Europe, where it managed a healthy take-rate in the flagship S-Class sedan.
In the E-Class, Mercedes expects about 10% of buyers to pick the new 4-cyl. diesel (up slightly when compared with sales of the previous V-6 diesel), and about 10% will choose the 402-hp 4.6L BiTurbo gasoline V-8.
The remaining 80% of E-Class customers are expected to select the 3.5L gasoline V-6, which, like the V-8, is available in the sedan, coupe and cabriolet.
The sedan and wagon went on sale in April with the gasoline engines, and the coupe and cabriolet in June. The diesel 4-cyl. is arriving in showrooms this month in the E-Class (sedan only) and GLK cross/utility vehicle.
Also available in the lineup is the carryover E400 hybrid sedan, which pairs the 3.5L gasoline V-6 with an electric motor and is rated at 24/30 mpg (9.8-7/8 L/100 km) city/highway.
Those are decent efficiency numbers for the E-Class, but not as good as the E250 diesel, which is expected to be rated at 28/45 mpg (8.4-5.2 L/100 km) with rear-wheel drive and 27/42 mpg (8.7-5.6 L/100 km) with AWD.
It's fair to assume the 2.1L Bluetec will eat into E-Class hybrid sales.
The kicker is the sticker: The E250 diesel carries a base of $51,400, compared with $56,700 for the hybrid.
On the inside, the refreshed E-Class receives mild design tweaks and a new instrument display.
But the real interior upgrade comes from a host of active safety technologies identical to those that will arrive in the redesigned (and more expensive) S-Class sedan this fall.
That includes surround-view camera vision, automated parallel parking, Attention Assist to prevent drowsiness, Distronic Plus tied to steering to help keep the vehicle centered in its lane, Pre-Safe rear-end collision mitigation and Brake Assist Plus to detect crossing traffic and pedestrians and provide additional stopping force when necessary.
Key enablers are new forward-facing stereo multi-purpose cameras mounted near the rear-view mirror and multi-mode radar sensors capable of seeing not only the car in front but the car ahead of that one.
What's it all mean? That the car can behave like a person, with senses such as sight, but with faster reaction times.
Safety technology is cool, but the bigger story with the new E-Class is its outstanding 2.1L turbodiesel. Its only drawback, for showroom purposes, is its displacement: Mercedes' customers like big engines that translate into big numbers on the trunk, such as CL63 and S550.
Dealer response surely played into naming the car E250 instead of E210.
But Mercedes knows something about marketing diesels. In the U.S., the brand sells more than all other German luxury brands, combined.
|Vehicle type
|Front-engine, 5-passenger, 4-door AWD luxury sedan
|2.1L DOHC turbodiesel 4-cyl.; aluminum block/head
|Power (SAE net)
|195 hp @ 3,800 rpm
|369 lb.-ft. (500 Nm) @ 1,600-1,800 rpm
|Bore x stroke (mm)
|82.8 x 98.8
|Compression ratio
|7-speed automatic
|113.2 ins. (288 cm)
|Overall length
|192.1 ins. (488 cm)
|Overall width
|73 ins. (185 cm)
|Overall height
|57.1 ins. (145 cm)
|Curb weight
|4,409 lbs. (2,000 kg)
|Price as tested
|Fuel economy
|27/42 mpg (8.7-5.6 L/100 km)
|Audi A6, BMW 5-Series, Lexus GS
|2.1L diesel more than capable
|Hybrid E400 sales will suffer
|40 mpg without even trying
|Diesel only available in sedan
|Clobbers 3.5L in torque, price
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As the government's lawsuit against Goldman Sachs Group Inc. over mortgage-backed securities stirred an uproar, a case with a lower profile showed the pain that some small investors suffered in the collapse of the market for bonds tied to home loans.
In the less closely watched case, Charles Schwab Corp. agreed last week to pay $200 million to settle a class-action lawsuit stemming from brutal mortgage-related losses in its once-popular YieldPlus bond fund.
In contrast to the Goldman matter, in which the victims were primarily European banks, the Schwab suit involved 250,000 individual investors who said they lost as much as $800 million.
And whereas the Goldman clients knew they were buying bonds dependent on the housing market, many of the Schwab customers say they had no idea that they were.


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EA allegedly considering two ways of re-introducing microtransactions into Star Wars Battlefront 2; Details
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World of Warcraft's Remote features are now available for free through the World of Warcraft Mobile Armory app.
Current World of Warcraft subscribers can now access the Remote features for completely free. These features include:
"We hope this change will make it easier for players to stay connected to each other and to the game, and we encourage everyone to try out these powerful tools for themselves," Blizzard said in a blog post.
Other features included in the Armory app include full character profiles, guild profiles, realm status, a talent calculator, and an item browser to name a few.
The World of Warcraft Mobile Armory app is available for free for Android, iPhone, or iPod touch.


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Concern raised about deteriorating conditions in Fallujah, IraqListen /
Concern has been raised by the UN over what has been described as the "rapidly deteriorating conditions" in Fallujah in Iraq.
Over 63,000 people have fled their homes in Anbar Province where Fallujah is located following an upsurge in skirmishes between Iraqi troops and Al-Qaeda-linked fighters.
Food stocks and drinking water in the province are said to be running low.
The sanitation situation is poor and there's limited access to health care.
Nickolay Mladenov, the head of the United Nations mission in Iraq (UNAMI) said many residents are caught up in the fighting.
He appealed for "all sides to address the causes of violence through dialogue and the political process and to help rebuild Anbar.
The UN continues to urge for humanitarian access to Fallujah.
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This program, couples physical development with high-level basketball specific skill development. The objective is to build athletic capacity, to add and refine fundamental as well as advanced basketball skills. Athletes are challenged to work hard in order to achieve their individual goals (of personal development).
The program is geared towards REP Players/Athletes aspiring to play REP/try out school team. It will be intense. It will be demand hard work and dedication. It is the program need to elevate/enhance your game.
ALL GROUPS (A, B and C) WILL PRACTICE: once a week until school is done in June. Thereafter, group will practice two times a week. Time & locations subject to change.
Programs will be run by Coach Toney and Staff.
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text: 'Synthetic turf is a world solution' In the coming season twelve clubs in the Jupiler League will play their home matches on synthetic turf, ten of these on a synthetic turf system from GreenFields. Six clubs in the premier league also have synthetic turf, five with a synthetic turf system from GreenFields. Two of these fields are in Rotterdam: at SBV Excelsior and Sparta. SBV Excelsior is already familiar with playing on synthetic turf at home as there has been synthetic turf in the Woudestein Stadium since 2010. 'We have now opted for a new turf surface,' explained the general director Ferry de Haan earlier to RTV Rijnmond. 'It will be a faster field, without the black rubber granules that you saw flying up every time.' The choice fell on GreenFields® MX Trimension. It has been approved according to the FIFA 2 Star standard. The infill consists of green coated granules of synthetic rubber (SBR). As the grass yarns are packed closely together, less infill is necessary. The kick-off on Saturday 28 June introduced players and trainer Marinus Dijkhuizen of Excelsior to the GreenFields® MX Trimension system (picture). They are well pleased with the attractiveness, evenness and natural appearance of the surface. The colours are brighter and the (sprayed) white line markings look fresher than before. That Saturday general director Ferry de Haan, head of communication Vincent Wernke and mascot Woutje praised the new playing field in similar terms. Not only do the first team and the youth teams train and play on the field, but social activities also take place. 'There is something to do nearly every day,' says Vincent Wernke. And just as in the Polman Stadium in Almelo, towards the end of a match the youngsters are already dreaming of kicking a ball around on the field come the final whistle. Ferry de Haan (general director SBV Excelsior) and Miranda Laseroms (GreenFields) Talks about replacing the existing synthetic field in Woudestein Stadium began even before promotion to the top division was an fact. 'Nothing beats a perfect natural grass surface, but where can you find one of those nowadays?' says general manager Ferry de Haan. 'We are a progressive club that's keen to develop talent. We got talking to one another through the tender. The advance of synthetic grass is a good development. The conditions are always the same for everyone. We want to go along with this and contribute to the development.' This fits in with the vision and way of working of the supplier GreenFields: listening to the experiences and wishes of players and on this basis continuing to develop. Miranda Laseroms is sales manager at GreenFields and is also involved in the sale of CED projects. She knows that not every coach and player immediately goes for synthetic grass. 'That's why we also attach great importance to the changes experienced by sportsmen and women when they play on synthetic turf. What does our synthetic turf mean for the game and the techniques? How can we improve our products even further?' Both Ferry de Haan and Miranda Laseroms know that a generation of footballers is growing up that is comfortable with synthetic turf. 'In fact the youth only want synthetic turf,' according to the general manager. 'A club such as Ajax takes a critical view, but does like polished football – and synthetic turf is ideal for this. It's a world solution.' Sparta Rotterdam For the Spartans synthetic turf is something new. They have a GreenFields® MX Trimension system with infill composed of sand, green coated SBR and cork. The choice of the lords of the Castle was motivated by savings. As teams can always train and play on synthetic turf, it is more advantageous than natural grass. The grass surface of the Castle was used only 75 hours a year, whereas the synthetic turf field can be used 1500 hours. The youth teams, as well as part of the youth training, are going to make use of it as well. 'Maintenance costs will decrease significantly,' explains director Manfred Laros. 'In total cost savings of nearly two million euros can be realized over five years.' This is not to say the first division club is a definite convert. The state of the field and the experiences will be gradually evaluated throughout the coming season.


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Remember that short, kind of stocky looking kid everyone underestimated in gym class? Well he's grown up and created a vehicle that will leave comparative, image-conscious SUVs in the nurse's office.
While the Abominable Snowman may have trouble fitting into this compact SUV, Skoda's Yeti offers human families the opportunity to pursue a little adventure. Strength and tight handling on road, stability off, and a sturdy body - the Yeti brings a neat bundle to Skoda.
Explore the 2012 Skoda Yeti Range
The automatic, 1.8-litre Yeti 112TSI 4x4 is priced at $35,290. It comes with 17-in alloy wheels (16 inch steel spare), eight-speaker stereo, ABS, ESC, ASR, EBD, Hill Hold Control, 12-volt sockets, Bluetooth, cruise control, trip computer, dual-zone climate control, pollen filter, auxiliary input socket, and a multi-function leather steering wheel.
The six-speed DSG Yeti prowls with 112kW/250Nm, going from 0-100km in 9.0 seconds. 8.2L/100km is the official fuel combined, but we found 11L/100km on our mostly urban and off road test. The DSG slides through quick and smooth gear changes as the Yeti seeks new territory with confidence...as long as there isn't a log or large ditch in the way, but we'll get to that later.
Externally the boxy Yeti isn't as well groomed as sleeker compact SUVs, but the Yeti isn't one to worry about looks when the open road is calling. Internally the cabin is quiet and airy (except for an extremely high pitched noise on our test vehicle).
The dash display looks slick, and the leather steering wheel adds a nice, high quality, touch. While the radio display screen gives plenty of programming options, it isn't easy to navigate while driving, and the fan controls would work better as a dial than the easy to miss buttons.
Drink holders are only able to hold small cups, leaving any long distance traveller with a serious lack of caffeine. Seats in back are a bit rigid and narrow for three adults to sit comfortably on a long trip, but kids will have no trouble. The middle seat flips down, providing two more insanely small cup holders, and vents in back will keep all types of creatures cool.
The boot is small for an SUV, but storage compartments beside the spare wheel (which isn't full size), sliding hooks for groceries, and the VarioFlex ability to separately fold down and remove each back seat, gives plenty of storage options, assuming you're not carrying five people.
A five-star rating, seven airbags, height-adjustable front headrests with WOKS, ESC, ABS, EBD, and ASR, make the Yeti one safe little monster.
The Yeti can tackle moderate off road terrain. The frame sits tight over bumps and there's no trouble stopping quickly on loose gravel and sand. The limitation comes with the vehicle's clearance. With a low frame this 4x4 has difficulty with obstacles and scourged tracks.
While the underbody protection can shelter a few dings, it won't take much to bottom out, leaving the Yeti willing, but not able, to follow the pack. An optional off road technology pack brings a few more tricks for adventurous travellers, but the clearance will still limit you.
Obstacles aside, responsive handling, very little body roll (especially considering the high interior), smooth DSG, and a fair dose of zip makes the Yeti a fun on road vehicle, with the ability to get a little dirty off road.
Wrangle this beast and the Yeti becomes a solid, compact SUV for the family or moderate adventurer.


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text: Nicknamed Banana Buzzbomb for eating obscene amounts of bananas and always being on the go, Heidi chose to use the moniker for her blog where she focuses on running, training for triathlons, living a vegan lifestyle, all the while proving that YOU make the decision to lead the life you want to lead. We interviewed her to find out a bit more about her path to becoming a runner, which she recently celebrated her 5 year anniversary. This is someone not just dedicated to her sport, but who is always striving to improve upon it, be it through doing iron-man distance triathlons to, inspiring fellow runners and to-be runners with great articles, stories and videos on her blog, and by treating nutrition as an equally important factor. She's got great attitude, great spirit, and great perserverence. Without further ado… Meet Banana Buzzbomb. You recently celebrated your 5 year running anniversary, yet you weren't always a runner. What's the story behind your journey? Although I considered myself active as a child I was never athletic and running never came easy. I remember going out for junior high track and realizing I couldn't even run once around the track and chose shot-put and discus as my sport to avoid running. Once I married my husband I began to gain weight and wasn't living an optimal lifestyle. I somehow came up with the grand idea that I was going to run come heck or high water. I made up my mind, believed in myself, and set out to conquer one of the biggest challenges of my life. It didn't come easy, but I can now say, "I'm a runner." Nutrition is also huge part of your life. Through a vegan diet, what would you suggest as essential foods / nutrients for runners in terms of both long term eating regimens, as well as before / after run nourishment? You can live on almost any diet, but my goal isn't to just live, but thrive. This is why I went vegetarian 4 years ago and then vegan 2 years ago. My transition has been a journey and not an overnight change. Although I am vegan, I do not preach that everyone eat a plant-based diet since I do not believe there is a one-size fits all when it comes to diet/lifestyle. What I will say is that I recommend everyone stick with whole foods (non-processed) whenever possible and try different options to see what works best for their bodies. I also recommend routine blood work to find if supplementation is necessary no matter what your diet. What thoughts go through your head throughout your runs? My mind is in constant motion, even while I sleep! My thoughts during runs depend on the intensity and mood I'm in. Sometimes I visualize my next race, which provides inspiration. But most often I make every attempt to shut off my brain from it's current concerns and just soak up my surroundings and live in that very moment. For those who want to get into running, but don't see themselves as a runner, how can they begin training for it? Any mistakes you made, advice you'd give? Quite simply, just get out and move. I did a lot of walk/run/walk when I first started and lessened the walking aspect of my workouts a little day-by-day. Before I knew it I was running more than walking and then running complete routes. My advice when it comes to gear is to be fitted professionally for your running shoes. I made the mistake of using trail shoes for my first pair of running shoes. To this day I have no idea how I didn't injure myself. What's the greatest lesson you've learned about life through running? If I can't have fun doing something, then why do it? You're currently training as a member of Team Red White & Blue, a half Ironman distance triathlon? How are you training for this feat? Of the swim, bike and run which do you struggle with most and how are you overcoming that? When it comes to training I tend to take pre-made plans and customize them to my own needs. Once I signed up for my first Half Rev3 I knew I needed a little something more but wasn't ready to hire an actual coach. Thankfully Rev3 offers a Group Coaching Option that is steering me in the right direction. Initially I thought the bike portion would be easiest. Unfortunately I found this to be the total opposite. There is definitely a learning curve when it comes to clipping in and out of the pedals and riding in the aero position. The sport of triathlon continues to humble me on a daily basis. What meaning does running hold for you and how has it changed your life? Running allows me to be free. Growing up I dealt with anxiety issues with OCD tendencies that continued into adulthood. Stress only made my symptoms worse and I reached a point when I needed prescription medications. Once I began to run I had no need for the medications. In addition to this, my once random blog now focuses on my life as a vegan triathlete, which has lead me to so many amazing people that continually inspire and motivate me through my journey. Who/what inspires you? I can't say I've had one specific person that has inspired me, as almost everyone that has come into my life has left an imprint on me in some way. However, seeing people on a daily basis rise above their circumstances and succeed inspires me and lights my fire. What "golden rule" do you live by? I have two. "Never say never, because I can." And "Go through today as though it's the best day of your life. Tomorrow wake up and do the same." Are there any training resources you have used that you'd recommend? Training regimens, websites, online communities? When it comes to resources I recommend reading anything you can get your hands on. That's not to say that everything is fact, but educate yourself and take away ideas that you think may work for you. It's important to surround yourself with people who are supportive of your lifestyle. The FitFluential Groups on Facebook, my Twitter followers, along with my Daily Mile friends always have my back on my off days and are the first to give me a "high-five" on my good days. This is important. When you're not training what are you up to in your everyday life? Blogging, tweeting, playing ball with my dogs, or traveling the world with my husband. When did you get into doing triathlons, marathons, etc? I started running in 2007, completed my first half marathon in 2008, and then my first triathlon in 2011. What causes are you passionate about, why, and how are you involved? Currently my main cause I'm passionate about is Team Red, White, and Blue. Team RWB works hard to assist in reintegrating veterans into civilian life after they return from combat and their time in the service. The cause is very important to me since my husband is a former Marine and we have witnessed first hand the obstacles service men and women go through after serving their country. As I train for the Half Rev3 I will be raising funds to go toward this mission Another cause I've come to grow passionate about is the Ulman Cancer Fund. The Ulman Cancer Fund works on a community and national level to raise awareness of the young adult (ages 20 – 39 years old) cancer issue. In addition, they help young adults and families impacted by cancer by giving them a voice and the resources necessary to thrive. There are so many organizations out there looking to find a cure that often this aspect is overlooked. Recently I have attempted to help raise awareness and funds for this organization and would like to join their Team Fight in the future. And just for fun, what's your favorite book(s), movie(s), and music group(s), meal(s)? I love the Twilight Series and will admit that I've read each of the books at least 3-4 times. Dirty Dancing, While You Were Sleeping, Only You, and The Holiday are some of my favorite movies. I listen to any music played for me that I can dance to and am a lover of Mexican food. What are you most grateful for? That every day I get to wake up and live this life I was given. What's next for Banana Buzzbomb in the near and distant future? These past few months have been a whirlwind and it looks as though there's no break in the future…but I love it! Over these next several months I'll be heading deeper into my training for my first Half Rev3 while catching some races on the side. No worries! It won't be all work and no play. Recently I was named one of Columbia Sportswear's Omniten. I've already been testing out their goods and am gearing up to head out to Sedona, Arizona to meet up with the rest of the Omniten crew for some epic adventures next month. After this race season? Who knows! I'll have to see what challenge catches my eye! ~~~ Nicknamed Banana Buzzbomb for eating obscene amounts of bananas and always being on the go, Heidi chose to use the moniker for her blog where she focuses on running, training for triathlons, living a vegan lifestyle, all the while proving that YOU make the decision to lead the life you want to lead. Over the past 5 years Heidi has transitioned from a non-runner to someone that can hold her own in a half-marathon and triathlon. Within those years she's also become vegetarian and now vegan. Within that time she focused on changing to all cruelty-free products, reduced her personal belongings, and even changed careers. Instead of just going through the motions Heidi is most interested in learning about life, trying to simplify, spreading love, and being happy. Heidi can also be found on Twitter and Facebook. 5 Responses Alicia at Poise in Parma May 17, 2012 A great feature on a wonderful lady! I really like the second quote Heidi shared and her non-stop determination. Angela @ Happy Fit Mama May 17, 2012 Woo-hoo! Go Heidi! I love your Golden Rule "Never say never, because I can." Nothing is more motivating than saying never or can't! Heather@Just a Colorado Gal May 17, 2012 Heidi is AWESOME! What a great choice for your story 🙂 PavementRunner May 17, 2012 Love that lady! She is teh definition of inspiration and motivation BY EXAMPLE. Great decision to feature such a strong athlete.


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SAN DIEGO – These are not the words of a team coming off an embarrassing loss on national television, a group that for the third straight season has yet to find its collective step in the early going.
"It's a quiet confidence," running back LaDainian Tomlinson said Wednesday when asked how the Chargers were feeling going into Monday's game against the Denver Broncos. "You look in each man's eyes in that locker room, you can tell there is something extra."
Later, quarterback Philip Rivers voiced the same sentiment without being asked specifically about Tomlinson's comments.
"I think we're going to be a real confident bunch out there Monday night," Rivers said. "The bye week allowed us to kind of zero in on ourselves. It allowed us to get some guys healthy. We have no reason not to be confident.
"We didn't play well in our last outing. But sitting at 2-2 with 12 to play, we obviously know how big this is. There no reason this can't be our best year yet. Home on Monday night, I would expect us to be at our best."
What's the rush?
The Chargers, having rushed just 80 times in four games, are on pace for just 320 rush attempts, which would be their lowest-ever total (by far) in a non-strike year and the third-lowest total in the NFL since 1990.
"Hopefully, we'll get up over 400," Tomlinson said. "That'd be pretty good."
Tomlinson, who has played in just two games due to a sprained ankle, carried seven times against Pittsburgh and has just 20 rushes this season.
He looked healthy against the Steelers and said he witnessed promising things from the sideline in the previous game (against Miami).
"The running game is all about getting in a rhythm," he said. " Yeah, we haven't had the opportunity to run it much. I'm confident when we do, we're going to be successful doing it."
The Broncos will be the fourth defense ranked in the top six against the run that the Chargers have faced in five games.
Denver is allowing 81 rushing yards a game, sixth in the league. Pittsburgh is ranked second, Baltimore fourth and Miami fifth.
"We've played a lot of great defenses these first couple weeks, and you can add another one to the list," Rivers said.
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•Defensive linemen Jacques Cesaire and Travis Johnson and linebackers Shawne Merriman and Shaun Phillips returned to practice Wednesday. Linebacker Stephen Cooper (knee) remained sidelined. All are expected to play Monday.
•The Chargers said nearly 1,500 tickets must be sold by 5:40 p.m. Friday in order to lift the local TV blackout Monday.


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IUS, the public radio station at the University of Illinois-Springfield (formerly known as Sangamon State), tried Tuesday to get Gov. Pat Quinn to talk about the fact that Attorney General Lisa Madigan is now interested in his job. Quinn, who was attending a school safety summit in the capital, wouldn't bite.
"Well, I'm not really doing politics right now," the governor said. "I think it's better to do policy. Today we talked about school safety. That's — a couple million children in Illinois go to school, and I think it's important for a governor to focus on that. There'll be plenty of time for politics later on."
Even though Quinn is trying to ignore Madigan, the 2014 primary is only 14 months away, and the campaign has begun. There's an old saying in politics that AG doesn't just stand for attorney general, it also stands for aspiring governor. That's certainly the case in Illinois. If Madigan runs, she'll be the fourth consecutive attorney general to seek the governorship. Here's how her predecessors fared.
Neil Hartigan: won the Democratic nomination for governor in 1990; lost to Jim Edgar.
Roland Burris: lost Democratic primaries for governor in 1998 and 2002.
Jim Ryan: won the Republican nomination for governor in 2002; lost to Rod Blagojevich.
In fact, no Illinois attorney general has ever gone on to serve as governor, although Ninian Edwards, who served in 1834 and 1835, was the son of a governor, and Otto Kerner Sr. (1933-38) was the father of a governor.
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Doesn't the West Bank Have Facebook?
Don't the Al Jazeera on-the-scene reports about the riots in Egypt spark thoughts of uprising among unemployed Palestinians in the West Bank?
The riots began in Silwan, spread to Sheikh Jarrah, moved on to Shuhada Street in Hebron and reached their peak in Ramallah. College students and the jobless, along with former Hamas prisoners and embittered Fatah activists, took over the Muqata. Masses of people bearing placards condemning the occupation marched toward the settlement of Psagot. A small group of soldiers who were stationed along the way took fright and fired live bullets at the protesters. News about the death of 10 youths inflamed the Arab towns in the Galilee and the Triangle region, and the outrage spread to Jaffa and Ramle. The Israel Defense Forces seized control of the territories and restored military rule. Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas announced his resignation and dismantled the PA.
A hallucination? The product of a wild imagination? If only. Just last week, who among us anticipated the earthquake that has since rocked Egypt? Are the residents of Silwan, Sheikh Jarrah and Shuhada Street, who are living under foreign occupation, in a better situation than the Egyptians suffering under a cruel regime? Don't the students at Birzeit University have Facebook accounts?
Don't the Al Jazeera on-the-scene reports about the riots in Egypt spark thoughts of uprising among unemployed Palestinians in the West Bank (especially since the unemployment rate in the West Bank is 16.5 percent, compared to 9.7 percent in Egypt )? And don't the lucky ones, who have permits to stand in a packed line at the roadblock in the wee hours of the morning to get a day of work at a Jewish construction site, understand that even Arabs can revolt against infringement of their basic rights?
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced yesterday that he was making an effort to maintain stability and security in the region. How will he do that? For example, is he going to help strengthen the moderate secular coalition in the region by announcing that he accepts the Arab League peace initiative - the same initiative that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has been begging us to respond to for eight years - as a basis for negotiations?
Come on, really, how could he? After all, it doesn't say there that they'll recognize Israel as the state of the Jewish people and a united Jerusalem as our eternal capital.
So maybe, as a gesture to Mubarak, Netanyahu will invite Abbas to his home and present him with a fair proposal for permanent borders?
What does that have to do with it? The Palestinians should be thankful that the prime minister is considering approving an access road to the future Palestinian city of Rawabi.
And what about this idea: Netanyahu convinces members of Congress to increase financial aid to Egypt. He could tell them it's not fair that Israel gets $3 billion a year from the United States while Egypt, whose population is 11 time bigger and whose per capita gross national product is about one-fifth that of Israel's ($6,200 vs. $30,000 ), gets less than $2 billion.
What kind of nonsense is that? Where will we get the money to buy more combat planes? What, are we going to take it from the new roads we're paving for the settlers?
It's not really reasonable, or even fair, to expect that Netanyahu will really make an effort to maintain regional stability and security; the human rights situation in the territories interests him as much as last year's heat wave. The option of withdrawal from most of the territories as part of a regional peace, accompanied by security arrangements and the promotion of financial projects, does not sit well with his political agenda. The "Big Brother" contestant who was kicked off the show yesterday interests Israeli voters more than the risk that Abbas will be ousted tomorrow. The turmoil in Tunisia and Egypt serve as further proof for the voters that in our violent part of the world, we have to build up our muscles - and that there isn't any room for terror collaborators or people who are overly fastidious.
The responsibility for not geting dragged away in the wave of fanaticism and anarchy falls on U.S. President Barack Obama. In June 2009, he pledged that "America will not turn our backs on the legitimate Palestinian aspiration for dignity, opportunity, and a state of their own." At the same time, he called for a total halt to settlement construction, which he said undermines peace efforts. Twenty months later, in his State of the Union address last week, Obama didn't mention the Palestinians or even imply anything about them, while his representatives in the United Nations are working on holding off a proposal to condemn Israel over continued unrestrained construction in the settlements.
The only thing left is to hope that Obama learned something from what's going on in Egypt and will not wait until the territories are aflame before muttering something about the need for confidence-building steps.
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We are a charming, dog-friendly bed and breakfast within walking distance of many outlet stores and restaurants located in the village of Freeport, Maine. At Candlebay Inn, we offer all of our guests a homelike experience with personalized attention and approachability. Wake up each morning and be greeted by a hearty and homemade breakfast to start your day. All rooms have private baths, air-conditioning, are non-smoking and dog-friendly. For your convenience, we have a small refrigerator in the common room and free wireless Internet throughout the Inn. Under new management as of the end of 2014.
5 on May 04, 2015
This inn is a wonderful place to stay. It is an easy place to feel at home, is very comfortable and clean and has wireless with quick connectivity. It is off the main road in Freeport (easy access from the highway) so it is very quiet. My room was lovely and spotlessly clean. I have many food allergies and emailed the owner ahead - my breakfast was just delicious. Thanks so much. I'll be back and can't wait to bring my husband to stay at your wonderful historic inn!
5 on October 01, 2014
Breakfast was superb and convivial. The Inkeeper is most helpful with suggestions and directions. The Captain Briggs House is within walking distance of everything. We'd recommend this charming little B&B to anyone and will definitely plan to stay here again.
4.4 on July 30, 2012
Our stay was wonderful. Bev and Chuck are wonderful hosts. Completely accomodating even the smallest request. Spent first 2 nights in Daisy room, absolutely perfect. Spent third night in Azalea room, since the previous room had been booked prior to our booking. Although smaller, it was still very comfortable even with a 6'2" teenager! Breakfasts were awesomw and filling! Perfect location. Right in town but enough off Main St. to be quite and quaint. Recommend this B&B completely. Hope to be able to return next year! Thanks Bev & Chuck for a great stay!
4.8 on November 08, 2011
My greyhound and I stayed here in April and we were whole-heartedly welcomed by Bev. The daily breakfasts were delicious, she gave us tips of where to go and what stores welcomed pets. The entire house was very clean and it's close to the village of Freeport, just a short walk. I would definitely stay here again!
4.0 on October 06, 2011
My husband and I recently stayed at the Captain Briggs B&B. This was our second visit - so, needless to say, we are very happy with the accommodations and the service. The bed was very comfortable. We also like the location - quiet for sleeping but just a few minutes walk to the shops and restaurants. Excellent value for the money !
4.0 on February 16, 2009
The Evergreen room was very comfortable and clean, and breakfast was a gourmet feast! Bev couldn't have been more accommodating, since we just popped in unannounced. We would highly recommend the Captain Briggs House.
4.8 on February 16, 2009
Even before we arrived we felt very welcomed by Bev via our phone conversation. Upon arrival we were warmly greeted. The entire place was spotless (as we gave ourselves a little tour)! Cozy, country feel (a home away from home). Bev catered to our every request and was very helpful in recommending places to eat and things to do. Winter getaway rate was a steal! Would definitely go back! (And, actually, we are, because we loved it so much!)
4.0 on February 16, 2009
Bev and Chuck are wonderful innkeepers. The rooms are very comfortable and breaskfast was delicious. This was our 2nd stay and we will come back again!!
4.0 on February 16, 2009
My husband and I stayed at this B&B for the second time in January of 2009. We were very pleased with our first stay so we were eager to return. The owners were very friendly and helpful. The location is great also. We were even upgraded to a larger room than we had reserved at no extra cost to us because the inn was not full. We would certainly stay at this inn again if we travel to Freeport.
1.8 on November 11, 2008
We stayed for three nights. The day before our last night, we explained that we were leaving early the next morning. From the Captain Briggs website , it states "Upon request you can be served an earlier breakfast". In addition, the coorespondence in our bedroom also stated this fact, in fact it stated that muffins would be provided IF you decidied to leave early. The hostess also stated that she would at least have coffee ready for us IF we left early. Breakfast was normally at 8AM. The afternoon before we left, we told the host and hostess that we would be leaving at 6AM, The response: "I'm not getting up at 6AM to make breakfast". In addition, the innkeeper would NOT even prepare coffee.. We did indeed leave at 6AM, and of course, no coffee, no muffins, nothing. NOT even an apology. In fact, a statement was made by the innkeeper, "That's why we have Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts" when we told them that we were leaving at 6AM. This was a total disappointment. I believe when you are in business , and your guests paid their bill in full, that you would at least meet your end of the bargin, that is, providing breakfast for each day that you stayed. Although the B&B was clean and well kept, the innkeepers were NOT cordial. I would NOT stay at this B&B again.
Innkeeper Response
First of all I'd like to apologize for not getting back to you sooner, but I just found this review the other day. Secondly, I whole heartedly would like to apologize to you for not offering muffins or coffee on your departure. This IS something that I normally would do, but somehow I missed it with you. All I can say, because of personaly circumstances that I won't go into here, October & November were VERY stressful months for me, and I was understandibly not focussed on the business at hand. I pray that you will visit again, and if you do so and identify yourself as having written this review, I will give you a free night.
- Bev (innkeeper)
Tall windows brighten this charming room, which features a double and twin size bed. This room has a private bath. Occupants: 3 Smoking: No
This spacious bedroom features a queen size bed and a bay window that allows the morning and afternoon sun to fill the room. This room does have a small private bath. Occupants: 2 Smoking: No
This cozy room is filled with afternoon sun and features a queen sized bed with a small private bath. Occupants: 2 Smoking: No
This room is cozy and secluded with an east-facing window and features a queen bed. Occupants: 2 Smoking: No
This room can be added to the Forget-Me-Not Room to accommodate five people with two queen beds and a twin, and has it's own private bath to make it a total of two private baths for this suite. Occupants: 5 Smoking: No
Downtown, Oceanview, Small town
Portland, ME (PWM-Intl. Jet Port) 22 miles
Take Interstate 295 to exit 22. Turn toward Freeport Village. At the traffic light (Main Street), turn left and then make an immediate left turn onto Maple Avenue (located right behind the Norway Bank). The Captain Briggs House B & B is the second home on the right.
Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Beach, Casino, Eco-tourism, Extreme sports, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Ocean, Outlet Stores, Picnic area, Religious Services, River
Historic Inn
Board games, CD player, Copier, DVD Player, Fax Machine, Fridge, Ironing Board, Microwave, Parking, Telephone, Videos, Wi-Fi
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Amenities Basket, Fireplace, Hairdryer, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV
Bicycle riding trails, Bicycles, Bird watching, Boating, Cross-country ski trails, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Hunting, Kayaking, Mountain Bike trails, Sailing, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Snow shoe trails, Swimming
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Purchased in 2014, this inn represents a lifelong dream of mine. In my former life, I was responsible for single-handedly running the operations of two very busy veterinary specialists' offices, which is why it was so important to me to keep the inn pet friendly. We are one of just a few accommodations in the Freeport area to allow your family dog to stay with you. We look forward to welcoming you to the new Candlebay Inn. ~Connie
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Just one of our many signature dishes that may be served for breakfast. This quiche has a hash brown crust and is filled with veggies, eggs, and cheese and is perfect for those who may be gluten intolerant.


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So the supposedly clumsy one is stumbling over the lost one's mailbag and falling into bed (hmmmm.....does Jenny know?!) with the snoring one, while others are making it through safely. There must be some reason Robbie and Lela act like opposite poles of a magnet, constantly being drawn together with a loud clatter and clunk...... Is it fate? The work of the Rebmuda Triangle? Incipient insanity? Or something?..........Thanks so much, Robbie, Lela, Edie, and Rosie! :-))))))
I managed to make it safely through the maze without finding the mailbag or the bed. Fantastic puzzle, Pat.
Well I managed to avoid all of Robbie's pitfalls and just kept my eyes focused straight ahead jumping or ducking the lines and it worked. Thanks Pat for the late night fun.
Oh dear....the clumsy one is here as well!..........
I went up..........I went down............went across.........stumbled over a stupid mailbag and fellinto a bed!!!!Cool puzzle PD, thanks.
Thanks so much, Katie, Ardy, Aishah, zz, and Lela (wherever you are, you're among friends, so don't worry....)! I really wanted this to have fewer sections, but I got carried away with drawing those thick lines--it felt like I was playing pick-up-sticks, only putting them down, instead of picking them up! LOL! :-)))
Where am I??...............
This is a terrific design, Pat! But I'm afraid that Mr. Bugosi will surely get lost.
This is fantastic, Pat. But I will have to wait until Monday to work it. I can bookmark and type comments but I can't work puzzles on my smartphone.
Like this Pat - bold and beautiful. Thank you.
I love this bold design Pat! :>)
Don't apologize, Willy--I did the same thing to you! Besides, our puzzles sort of look as if they belong together, like "before" (yours, nice and neat), and "after" (mine, all broken up!)! :-DThanks, COOKIEQUEEN! :-)
Great puzzle. Thank you.
Many lines and many beautiful colors to, thank you Pat,Willy. :-)There is a lot of traffic on the highway Jigidi LOL, I apologize because I was put my puzzles together with yours.


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Also, another thing that made me laugh today was when I got on our shared computer and he leaves the colleague he's meeting with in the living room, rushes over all out of breath, going: "Did I log out of my Facebook, babe?"
Yeah, fucker, you did. About three weeks too late.
I actually kind of feel sorry for him now. Watching him bumble around, all puffed up with his own self-righteousness, is going to make the shock that much worse. And it's all going to really blow up in his face. Asshole.
Some background: http://www.survivinginfidelity.com/forums.asp?tid=499571
Yes, I am devastated, but part of me couldn't be more thrilled to kick this dead weight to the curb. I've been raised all my life to believe that marriage is supposed to be this wonderful reward for being modest and and chaste and being a good girl. After only six months of marriage I know better now!! And he's always made me feel so shitty !for not being " spiritual " enough and not being a "good spiritual partner." I cannot wait to spit it all back in his $face!!
.....okay, so my happiness IS a bit on the vindictive side. I'll indulge just for today.
Got your passport? Some money? Your evidence - all secured (flash drive back up?) where he can not possibly find it? ((frankiebaby)) Stay strong!
I'll indulge just for today.
There has always been a special place in my heart for the BS's who indulge.
You have the RIGHT plan. It would be better if you could serve divorce papers at the same time when he notices you are gone.


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Near-record rainfall has hit Arizona because of Tropical Storm Lorena. ASU climatologist Randy Cerveny will discuss the rainfall and the storm. Dr. Richard Strand, a Phoenix doctor, will talk about the issue of medical marijuana for children. Researchers at ASU and the U of A a are working on a study to understand farmers' perspectives on water management and how water policies affect operations.
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I can't believe I'm actually going to type the words "reality TV has hit a new low."
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Our system [at Oregon] isn't necessarily unique. I always compare it with what Nebraska used to run, the option, when I was there. When I was in school, a lot of teams tried to run some of the option stuff we ran, just like a lot of people try to run what Oregon runs. It's not any kind of fancy scheme that nobody else understands or knows about. It's just the system. What we do is run a complete system. It has answers for everything a defense can throw at us. I think when you just try to run a piece or two of a system, and you don't have the complete thing, it's hard to get really good at it. It's hard to have answers when people have answers for what you're doing. That's really the beauty of what Chip does. We're 100 percent sold out to do what we do. We're really good at it, and we know all the adjustments no matter what's going on with the defense."
. . . "The big thing is this: It helps greatly when an offense has a definite mentality to it. It helps greatly when you have a defined personality and set of standards. When I was at Nebraska, our calling card was we were a tough, physical team. Everybody knew it. We knew it. We were proud of it. We embodied it. We embraced it. We loved the fact that we were going to try to completely beat up a defense. Nobody wanted to play us because of the physical nature of our team.
At Oregon, to a man, everybody on our team has bought into the fact that we're going to play fast, we're going to wear you out, and we're going to attack you. There's absolutely no hesitation. I think when you have that kind of personality as a unit, offense or defense, and everybody knows the common goal and mission, then I think it's really easy to get everybody on the same page and be successful. When people don't know exactly what they want to do, they struggle.
. . . "I've actually been going to work trying to restudy what we used to do at Nebraska. . . . [W]hat we ran at Nebraska in a lot of ways is very similar to what Oregon runs right now — we're just out of the shotgun versus under center. But a lot of the concepts of the option game are the same. . . . I would love to see somebody go back to doing what Nebraska used to do. Maybe the Huskers are going to do that this year. Personally, I'd love to someday mix a lot of the concepts that Oregon runs with some of the aspects Nebraska used to run. . . . The one thing I wish we could do at Oregon is be a little more physical. I don't think that's a secret. I think everybody on our staff wishes we could be a little more physical on offense. That's what Nebraska's calling card was. If we could play fast and physical, I don't think there's anybody in the country who could stop us."
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Archive for Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Cats showcase skills at 7-on-7
July 8, 2009
If Monday's 7-on-7 scrimmages were any indication of what's to come for the De Soto football team, the rest of the Frontier League needs to watch out.
The skill position players for the Wildcats showcased their athleticism against Eudora and St. James and appear eager to get the 2009 season underway.
Quarterback Logan Clark showed a great deal of arm strength in the Wildcats' final scrimmages of the summer, connecting several bullets over the middle to an array of De Soto receivers.
Clark's favorite target early was Caleb Adkins. Adkins caught three touchdown passes from Clark on a variety of route patterns, including a beautiful over-the-shoulder catch in the back corner of the end zone. He also turned a 5-yard screen pass into a 40-yard touchdown play with some nifty open field running on the Wildcats' last possession against the Cardinals.
De Soto's tight end Daniel Peterson also displayed some safe hands for a big man as he hauled in a good-looking touch-pass from Clark early in the first scrimmage.
Peterson then got under center in the second game for one possession and demonstrated his strong pitching arm, zipping a few passes against St. James' secondary.
"Those are the things we want our guys to work on during 7-on-7," De Soto football coach Tom Byers said. "It's a good opportunity to run better routes, learn to shake people and practice the finer points of the passing game."
De Soto will return four offensive starters to next year's team.
In addition to making some connections on offense, the secondary for De Soto also appeared to be on top of its game. Safety Austin Cook intercepted two passes in the first game after coming over the top to help his cornerbacks.
"We're returning six guys on defense next year, so we have some guys with some experience," Byers said. "But these 7-on-7's are still good to teach kids how to cover someone, especially with the way high school football has evolved. It's equally good for the defenders."
Byers added that he was pleased with the way his players performed during the summer scrimmages and believes the practices has shown his team has more depth than in previous years.
"Obviously the key is to create depth," he said. "You have to develop the program at all the levels, that's why we have freshmen and J.V. football teams."
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