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Changing partition order / Moving installation on the same disk
So, I have a disk with Windows 7 installed on the 3rd partition of that disk. I want to move that installation to the first partition of the disk.
Repartitioning and boot settings aside, is there a way to do that? (besides using sysprep)
Last time I tried that, windows would load slowly and after ''Preparing your desktop'' screen it would just show the one-color desktop, no icons, no explorer shell loaded.
Alt,Ctrl,delete works, for running ''explorer'' from task manager, but computer, control panel or anything system-related does not open, instead it pops up an error window with, (e.x.)''{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}''... not found.
Thank you in advance.
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Make an image with any imaging app. - Macrium and Easeus do good free ones.
Restore the image to the partition of your choice.
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That was what I did in the first place with Acronis True Image, and I does not work. Windows are no longer in partition number #3, but in partition number #1. That is the problem.
It would be the same if I had a disk with two partitions :
#1 XP / #2 Win 7
Let's say that I want to get rid of XP. Win7 would not work properly, whether I just deleted the xp partition (which puts win7 on the single partition #1, or kept both partitions and moving win7 from #2 to #1.
Moving windows over partitions does not work. Is there a way to fix that?
Is there someone, who for whatever reason, has done this successfully?
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What doesn't work & how? Have you lost your master boot record?
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Sorry for being brusque, but did you read my posts before posting?
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I have done it hundreds of times.
Windows 7 does not use partition numbers - it is not like XP.
Win 7 bootmanager references the Boot Configuration Datastore (bcd)
The bcd entries should be adjusted automatically by the imaging program during the image restore process.
I don't know about Acronis - but I have used Macrium, Paragon and Easeus Todo - they all work perfectly.
Maybe you are using an old version of Acronis which does not understand the new boot process( actually the new boot process is not that new - it has been around about 5 years now )
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The problems you described in your first post look more like a corrupted installation than a partition number problem. You are probably better off to fix the OS with a startup/repair or to reinstall - after you saved your files.
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I do not think that TMTGEnc2.5 had AC3 encoder. I use 4.0 and that one will accept AC3 audio, but will output only Stereo AC3, not 5.1.
Apparently they do not have a licence for that and does not look like they will get one, as per their answer "will increase a price of the software too much".
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You can use virtualdubmod or Avidemux.
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++ Can Donovan McNabb continue to be a viable threat? The best thing for McNabb about starting with a 39 yard passing performance is that ever since then, his stats have looked monstrous by comparison. Overall, I think that McNabb will continue to be average, and I hope for this team's sake that he comes up with a monster performance or two along the way, but I have my doubts. Go back and look at Sunday's tape – even the passes that were caught were of questionable accuracy (WR Percy Harvin slid all over the field to make several grabs), and McNabb has yet to really strike fear into the heart of any defense. I still think he's a better option than QB Christian Ponder at this point, but that's not to say that Ponder won't see significant action as the season moves along.
++ Will the Minnesota Defense as a whole make a second half stop at some point? Maybe its coaching, maybe its individual play, but it really seems as though the defense goes full bore for 30 minutes and then simply hopes that the lead is big enough to escape. Robison and Allen looked great harassing and sacking QB Matt Stafford in the first half, and Chris Cook's performance against Calvin Johnson deserves a second mention, simply because he used his size admirably in holding up one of the NFL's best receivers. But the thing is, you have to keep those things up for a full 60 minutes, and whether it is conditioning (I doubt it) or a mental block when playing with a lead (maybe), or simply an ability to re-adjust when the offense makes halftime changes, something has to change for this defense. Until it does, great first half performances will continue to be wasted by epic second half meltdowns.
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Judith from Snellville Georgia writes,
Do you sell fastrac. And is it good for getting rid of huge rats?
We do sell Fastrac Blox on our website and it is labeled for Norway rats and Roof rats. Be sure to place the bait into tamper resistant bait stations to avoid having non-target animals ingest the bait. Place the bait stations directly into the travel paths of the rats for the best results.
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"One third of all winter traffic collisions are caused by excessive speed and loss of control," Cansfield said. "Alert driving and keeping one's vehicle in good working order are the keys to safe winter driving."
Here are some simple rules to remember when tackling winter roads:
Keeping a vehicle in proper working condition for winter driving is equally important:
To help drivers plan ahead, information on road conditions across Ontario and on safe winter driving is available on MTO's website. Information on road conditions is also available by calling the ministry's information line, toll-free at 1-800-268-4686, or 416-235-4686 in the Greater Toronto Area.
"Winter is a special time of year. Keeping a cool head will help get you to where you want to go safely." Cansfield said.
Source: http://ogov.newswire.ca/ontario/GPOE/2006/12/07/c4979.html?lmatch=&lang=_e.html


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Making the Most of Limited U.S. Leverage in Egypt
A military-aid cutoff would sacrifice a useful tool for pushing economic and political reforms.
Washington's confusion about the rapidly worsening events in Egypt is understandable. The Muslim Brotherhood's yearlong, stunningly inept attempt to consolidate total power has given way to a new military-backed government that appears inclined to do the same—albeit with far better arms. American policy makers are once again wringing their hands over what to do; specifically, whether to cut off $1.3 billion in annual military aid.
According to U.S. law, foreign aid must be cut off to any country after a coup. So some worry...


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The things they say
"I did tell her about the show right before I started, but I didn't tell her about the Single Ladies (dance). I'm sure she knows about it, though. She always does her homework on stuff like that and watches over people. Knowing her, she probably knows exactly what I'm doing all the time." GLEE star HEATHER MORRIS is convinced BEYONCE will be pleased with the musical series' tribute to her SINGLE LADIES video. Morris was once the R&B superstar's back-up dancer.


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We are starting to learn about why P3s are like the Emperor. Both of them wear no clothes.
One was foolish if one could not see the fine clothing worn by the Emperor just like one was attacked for not being able to understand the fundamental basis of a Public Private Partnership because they were supposedly so valuable to Governments and taxpayers who have to cope with high taxes. Instead, with the help of the Ontario Auditor General, we have learned that P3s in this Province, including the DRIC road, have ripped off taxpayers for $8 billion. Moreover, the Auditor General in British Columbia told us the financing cost of P3s is double that of a government project.
If you think that is bad, just wait and keep on reading.
There is so much interesting material that can be found on the Internet that covers a variety of subjects. The problem is there is almost too much information. It can be overwhelming at times.
Here is one report that I saw recently that I think should be looked at in the context of whether it makes sense for taxpayers or not. It was prepared for The Residential and Civil Construction Alliance of Ontario: "Unlocking Ontario's Advantages: Building new infrastructure on the foundation of existing public assets."
Let me just quote part of the Executive Summary and let you understand why it scares the heck out of me:
"The primary recommendation in this Study is that governments have opportunities to 'unlock' the wealth of public assets in order to build infrastructure. Properly structured, asset recycling can be used at each stage of the asset's lifecycle, from asset acquisition through P3s or concessions, through asset management by private operators, and finally, to the full or partial sale, lease or joint venture as part of a government disposition of noncore public assets.
Many of the capital investments that could be financed from asset recycling could provide 'public goods' that would otherwise not be available to the public, as well as delivering significant, sustainable returns for pension funds…
Queen's Park has correctly placed a priority on making significant infrastructure investments over the next decade but clearly these cannot be financed through traditional sources of capital investment by the public sector…
To achieve these results, however, we need to mount an infrastructure investment program of a 'generational' scale and breadth that exceeds anything to which we have committed ourselves now or in the recent past. It will require financial commitments that exceed the capacity of traditional tax-supported capital budgets and traditional public sector methods…
Fortunately, the capital needed to fuel a large-scale infrastructure investment program is available by leveraging existing public assets, by expanding the scope of well-designed public-private partnerships, and by attracting patient investment capital, notably that of public sector pension plans. To realize those opportunities, however, we need to understand and to address the needs of both the public sector and the private sector."
Do you see how nicely it works? Don't you feel so much better that someone is looking after your interests?
Of course we all know about the bogeyman with respect to infrastructure. We know that our deficiency in Windsor alone is hundreds of millions of dollars for potholed roads, old and worn out bridges, breaking watermains and aged sewers that allow flooding. Wait until we get hit for the costs of having to fix up our electrical lines too.
We just saw this happen so we know money is tight:
"Finance ministers from across Canada issued a collective plea Monday for the Harper government to dig deeper into its pockets to help build bridges, repair roads and improve public transit across the federation.
Provincial and territorial finance ministers pressed federal counterpart Joe Oliver to consider investing more cash in infrastructure projects as a way to help further stimulate the economy.
"We will continue to hammer away on this point between now and the (spring) federal budget," Quebec Finance Minister Carlos Leitao said after emerging from a federal-provincial meeting in Ottawa." (Andy Blatchford Canadian Press December 15, 2014)
Aren't we lucky that the contractors and unions involved with RCCAO produced that nice report to solve all of our problems.
Their solution is quite simple: "'unlock' the wealth of public assets in order to build infrastructure." In other words let's give away our taxpayer assets to the private sector in a variety of different ways so they can provide us with an injection of cash to solve all of our problems. How generous don't you think! How re-assuring.
Why, we can use P3s the report tells us. It's a shame that this Report came out as the AG slammed P3s and told us how $8 billion of taxpayer money was wasted. Oh forget about that AG report. Dismiss it out of your mind, dear reader, because we have infrastructure to build.
Why not just sell off the taxpayer assets in whole or in part to get even more money in. That is suggested too. Mind you, once an asset is sold, it is gone forever. No matter. You can trust the Government who made up numbers for P3s to show how good they are to negotiate a terrific sales price for these assets. Yup, we're so much smarter than the private sector in matters like this. Just like in Chicago where they undersold the value of the parking meters by about $1 billion.
Of course, the private sector has to make money. If you think that rates are bad now for electricity and water or transit fares, wait until a privatized utility operation jacks them up to get a nice return on their investment! How about uncontrolled tolls as was supposed to happen with a DRIC bridge or outrageous availability payments that will pay hundreds of millions of dollars of taxpayer money to foreign P3 operator for the next 50 years or so for a DRIC bridge. Why not pay out more for a P3 DRIC road than if the MTO built it itself using the traditional method of government financing. After all, wasn't MTO in the road building business for generations.
Sure, let us sell off the LCBO or maybe Enwin or WUC. Who needs Ontario Hydro anymore? I bet that we would get a lot of money if we sell off the casinos too.
The fallacy of all this is that somehow there is no Government money around to finance all this stuff so therefore we need to unlock the public wealth i.e. assets paid for by taxpayers, and give them to the private sector so they can give us money for us to build infrastructure. How generous don't you think.
Of course, it's all BS. The Government i.e. you and I as taxpayers, pay regardless as the New York State Comptroller wrote in a report in June 2013: "Private Financing of Public Infrastructure: Risks and Options for New York State:"
"Private Debt Can Be Costly
Private financing could be viewed as a new form of backdoor borrowing – a financial commitment that does not directly involve the State, but draws on the same resource base or otherwise holds potential implications for the State's finances and other interests.
It is important to recognize that private financing does not constitute a new source of funding – ultimately, the costs will be borne by the public. The Congressional Budget Office explains, "Private financing is unlikely to increase the availability of funds for highway projects because the revenues from taxpayers and from users of the highway are the source of repayment regardless of the financing mechanism chosen for the project." Or, as the FHWA puts it, "P3 concessions do not generate revenue, they require it."
Private financing may increase the ready availability of funds in cases where states or localities have self-imposed spending and debt limits that can be bypassed by using P3 financing. So private financing could be used, in effect, as a new source of borrowing that might never appear in any budget, on any financial plan, or in financial statements.
In addition, mechanisms currently in place to promote prudent State debt practices, such as limiting the use of debt to capital purposes and imposing reasonable terms for any debt, may be circumvented through private financing. This could potentially increase the cost of such debt above the cost of a comparable State-financed alternative."
Oh, and by the way, we need to put all this excess money that is taken from taxpayers and put it into pension plans like OMERS that have a deficiency that they have to reduce:
"the capital needed to fuel a large-scale infrastructure investment program is available… by attracting patient investment capital, notably that of public sector pension plans."
Yes, we do have to make sure that civil servants enjoy a comfortable retirement life even if we have to suffer as taxpayers.
You might want to know who wrote that RCCAO report. He has quite a distinguished biography. Here are the relevant parts:
Michael Fenn is a consultant and Board Director. Over the course of an
extensive career in public service, he has been an Ontario Deputy Minister
under three Premiers, municipal chief administrator in Hamilton and
Burlington, and the founding CEO of both Metrolinx and the Mississauga
Halton Local Health Integration Network (a regional health authority
serving a million residents from Etobicoke to Georgetown).
Mr. Fenn is a Board Director of the C$65 billion OMERS AC pension
fund and with the Toronto Board of Education's realty arm, the Toronto
Lands Corporation."
So thank you for your offer of a nicely wrapped gift, Santa RCCAO, but keep it. I don't want any part of. This is one gift horse in whose mouth I will look very closely.


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Bears vs. Browns: Full Roster Report Card Grades for ChicagoDecember 16, 2013
Bears vs. Browns: Full Roster Report Card Grades for Chicago
While it came with its fair share of adversity, the Chicago Bears' 38-31 win over the Cleveland Browns improved the team's record to 8-6.
No one was perfect, especially not on offense, as the Bears surrendered two returns—one interception and one fumble—for touchdowns. They looked out of sync for most of the game, but once they started clicking, they were unstoppable.
The Bears offense finished with 440 yards and scored 31 points.
Outside of a couple big gaffes, the Bears defense had one of its best games of the season. It gave up 366 yards, but only 17 points. It wasn't playing a great offense—Cleveland came into the game averaging just 19.8 points per game, 27th in the league—but it got stops when it needed to.
The Bears held Cleveland to 93 rushing yards, the lowest total an opponent has had against Chicago since New Orleans in Week 5.
Special teams also played a big role for the Bears. Devin Hester had a few good returns, Robbie Gould was perfect on all of his kicks, and the coverage units pinned the Browns back a number of times.
In the following slides, you'll find grades for each position. In doing these grades, I took the mistakes and the big plays into consideration. I also considered the opponent, as the Browns defense—especially its front seven—can be difficult to play against.
Chicago had a lot of mistakes, well more than a team should be able to get away with. Despite that, it was able to come away with one of its most well-rounded wins of the season.
Those who didn't think Cutler should be starting over Josh McCown will almost certainly pick his performance apart. However, he came up big when it mattered most for the Bears.
There's no arguing Cutler got off to a terrible start.
His first interception wasn't a terrible throw, but it was into a tight spot and the throw needed to be a few inches higher. His second—which was returned for a touchdown—was a bad throw, as he sailed the ball over Brandon Marshall's head.
Later in the game, he lofted a deep pass to Alshon Jeffery in double coverage, but managed to barely—perhaps luckily—get the ball over the fingertips of Tashaun Gipson for a touchdown.
He missed on a few other throws, as it was quite apparent he was rusty early. Even without rust, it's normal for a quarterback to miss at least a few throws a game. Those who don't think Cutler should be playing seem to have forgotten about McCown's numerous misses over the past few weeks.
Now the good.
Despite the poor throws and apparent rust, Cutler completed 71 percent of his passes, as he finished with a passer rating of 102.2 with three touchdowns and 265 yards. In the last three games he has completed, he has an average passer rating of 112.2.
He was particularly effective on third down, as the Bears converted nine of their 14 attempts. When the Bears faced 3rd-and-6 or more, Cutler completed eight of nine passes for 132 yards and a touchdown.
He made a couple very nice plays on 3rd-and-long on the team's first scoring drive. Both times he got away from oncoming pass-rushers and threw strikes for first downs.
Right before his long touchdown pass to Jeffery, he threw a rocket in the middle of the field to Marshall that would've been a touchdown, but the ball went through his receiver's hands.
The mistakes were there, but so were the bullets, including his third touchdown pass of the game to Earl Bennett. That was the third time this season he has put the team ahead in the fourth quarter.
The Bears didn't win because of Cutler, but a loss wouldn't have been on him either. Considering he hadn't played in over a month, it was a solid performance. The Bears hope for even better showings as he shakes off the rust.
Grade: B-
Running Backs
Matt Forte, Michael Bush, Tony Fiammetta
Forte had a season-high 127 rushing yards, but he may not have been the biggest story in this game.
Not to take anything away from Forte, as he was terrific. He got tough yards and broke free for big gains. His 24-yard run on 3rd-and-9 could have clinched the game.
The reason it didn't clinch the game was because on the next play, Bush had arguably his biggest play as a Bear.
In his second year with the team, he ran through a huge hole on the right side and broke free into the secondary. He broke away—something we didn't even know he was still capable of—for a 40-yard touchdown.
Bush had another nice run earlier in the game, picking up 15 yards on a pitch, but it was called back due to an illegal shift penalty on Alshon Jeffery.
The Bears' backup running back appeared to be allergic to the line of scrimmage for much of this season, but he seems to have broken out of his shell with touchdowns in back-to-back weeks.
If he can produce consistently for the Bears, it'll give them a dangerous one-two punch with Forte—the kind they envisioned when they signed Bush.
They combined to run for 171 yards against a Browns defense that hadn't allowed over 155 yards in any game this season.
Grade: A+
Wide Receivers
Brandon Marshall, Alshon Jeffery, Earl Bennett
Jeffery was at it again with another terrific catch for a long touchdown against the Browns.
Although it may not have been as amazing as his touchdown catches the previous two weeks, this one came at a time when the Bears offense desperately needed a spark, and it tied the game at 24.
Jeffery caught all five of the passes thrown his way for 72 yards and that touchdown. He seemed to have trouble getting open at times, but he made a big play when the Bears needed it.
With all that said, Jeffery also had a couple crucial mistakes. Prior to catching his 45-yard touchdown pass, he had an illegal shift penalty that negated a 15-yard run by Michael Bush. Earlier in the game, he had a false start on a 4th-and-1 play.
Marshall was also very good for the Bears. Although Jay Cutler targeted him 13 times, he wasn't wrong for doing so most of the time. Cutler missed him a few times, but he still finished with six catches for 95 yards and a touchdown.
He had a nice 41-yard catch-and-run on the Bears' touchdown drive right before halftime that tied the game at 10.
Bennett had his second-most-productive game of the season with four catches, 23 yards and a touchdown. He ran a nice route on his fourth-quarter touchdown catch that put the Bears ahead 31-24.
Overall, this unit was very good. Adjusting to a different quarterback isn't always easy, but the receivers were still productive.
Grade: A
Tight Ends
Martellus Bennett, Eben Britton, Dante Rosario
This is a tough grade because Bennett's fumble could've cost the Bears the game, given when it happened.
The Browns had just scored a touchdown to tie the game at 17 and had momentum. The Bears had picked up a couple first downs but faced a 3rd-and-8 when Jay Cutler checked down to Bennett.
Bennett made a move up the field and tried to get the first down, but as he was going down, he had the ball punched out and it was returned for a touchdown.
Outside of that, he was very good. He caught six passes for 71 yards. He made a few big plays in the passing game and was a very effective blocker.
Britton and Rosario also did a solid job as blockers, as they were key to the Bears running for nearly 180 yards.
Grade: B
Offensive Line
Jermon Bushrod, Matt Slauson, Roberto Garza, Kyle Long, Jordan Mills
Another group that's difficult to grade.
The offensive line wasn't great in pass protection, as Cutler was hit eight times. He was only sacked twice, but he faced heavy pressure and took big hits at times.
The Browns also finished with eight tackles behind the line of scrimmage, as they won the point of attack numerous times.
That said, the Browns are considered to be pretty strong up front. They came into the game with the fourth-ranked rushing defense and were second in terms of yards per carry, yet the Bears thrashed them late in the game.
The 179 rushing yards the Bears finished with—which includes two kneeldowns—is 24 more yards than the Browns had given up in a game all season.
The hole on Michael Bush's 40-yard touchdown run was as big as you'll see in the NFL, with Long, Mills and tight end Martellus Bennett taking care of their assignments to get Bush into the secondary.
Overall, it was a good performance for the Bears line. It didn't dominate, but it wasn't dominated. It had issues with consistency, but so did everyone else on the offensive side of the ball.
Grade: B
Defensive Line
Julius Peppers, Jeremiah Ratliff, Corey Wootton, Shea McClellin, David Bass, Stephen Paea, Landon Cohen, Cheta Ozougwu
It was another weak performance for a weak unit.
The Bears allowed the Browns to run for 93 yards, which is great for them, but still higher than the 85 yards Cleveland averaged this season.
It likely would've been a lot worse had Cleveland decided to run it more instead of trusting Jason Campbell to throw 39 times. The Browns averaged 5.5 yards per carry and were led by unknown Edwin Baker, who finished with 38 yards with an average of 4.8 yards per carry.
The Bears also got almost no pass rush. Part of that is because Campbell is a master at checking down. Still, the Bears were credited with just three quarterback hits from their defensive line.
The good news for the Bears is that all three of those hits and a tackle behind the line of scrimmage were by newcomer Jeremiah Ratliff. Ratliff has continued to show improvement since breaking into the lineup two weeks ago.
Peppers was a no-show once again, while nobody else—other than Ratliff—along the Bears defensive line seemed to be able to get off his blocks consistently either.
Grade: D
James Anderson, Jon Bostic, Khaseem Greene
At first glance it wasn't a great performance for the Bears linebackers. When you consider what they've been doing, they played reasonably well.
Anderson led the team with 11 tackles, all solo, while Bostic added five solo stops and Greene finished with two.
They did a decent job filling holes and deserve credit for helping limit Browns stud tight end Jordan Cameron to just three catches for 23 yards.
Anderson was good in the game, which was one of his best of the season. Greene was adequate considering the number of snaps he played.
It looked like Bostic had a good shot at stopping Edwin Baker on his two-yard touchdown run, but he struggled to get off his block and hold his ground. He contacted Baker before the running back reached the end zone, but he wasn't able to get him down in time.
Bostic lack of improvement is a major indictment on the Bears coaching staff. A player with that much physical talent should be getting better, but that doesn't seem to be the case at all.
Grade: B-
Tim Jennings, Zack Bowman, Isaiah Frey, Chris Conte, Major Wright, Craig Steltz
The Bears secondary was more good than bad against the Browns.
Without a lot of pressure from the Bears up front, Browns quarterback Jason Campbell completed under 60 percent of his passes, as members of the Bears secondary defended five passes.
The headliner may have been Bowman, who intercepted Campbell twice. Bowman's first interception came early in the second quarter on an overthrown pass. On Cleveland's first drive of the third quarter, Bowman jumped in front of receiver Greg Little to intercept a Campbell pass and take it down the sidelines for an easy touchdown.
The best performer of the group was actually Jennings, who had a major role in limiting Browns star Josh Gordon. Gordon had averaged over 193 yards per game over his last four, but he caught just three passes for 67 yards.
Gordon did have a touchdown, but that appeared to be the fault of Conte. Conte took an embarrassingly bad angle to give up a touchdown at a time when the Bears only needed to not give up one.
Thankfully, they recovered the ensuing onside kick so the Browns didn't have any miracles in their pocket.
Wright had one of his better games of the season, and Frey was solid, proving once again to be an upgrade over injured veteran Kelvin Hayden.
Grade: B+
Special Teams
Robbie Gould, Adam Podlesh, Devin Hester
Hester got the Bears off to a good start by returning the opening kick 39 yards. Later in the game, he added a 40-yard return, as he averaged 35 yards on three kick returns in the game.
His biggest play was a punt return in the fourth quarter, which he returned 21 yards to start the Bears at the Cleveland 36. The Bears went on to score the go-ahead touchdown on that drive.
Gould was perfect on all five of his extra points and made his only field-goal attempt in the first quarter. He also made a 46-yard field goal, but it was called back due to a holding penalty on Corey Wootton.
Podlesh's statistics look good and he had some good punts, including one which pinned the Browns at their own 5-yard line. He also had a terrible punt in the third quarter which covered just 33 yards and allowed the Browns to start at their own 42.
The Bears' average starting field position was about their own 31-yard line, while the Browns started at their own 21 on average.
Grade: B+


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West 8 to speak at recent Russian National Investment Forum
West 8 was invited to join the panel discussion 'The Annual Investment Forum, St. Petersburg', commenced on 24th October. One of the discussion themes of the forum was "Development of creative industries: practical steps for economic development".
Representing West 8, Inna Tsoraeva discussed the principal of what the role of creative landscape in reinventing architecture is: 'the preservation and adaptation to the modern use of cultural heritage.' Guests in this same discussion panel included also Chairman of the Investment Committee of St. Petersburg, Irina Babyuk and Chairman of the Committee on Economic Policy and Strategic Planning of St. Petersburg, Elena Ulyanova.
- Venue of ANNUAL INVESTMENT FORUM, St Peterburg
- West 8 Inna Tsoraeva at the discussion panel. images courtesy spbinvestment.ru


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What's a good time for a 20-30 mile run?
Hey everybody, I'm new to this forum, and I'm pretty new to biking. Got into it last fall. I used to go everywhere on my bike as a kid and after about a ten year absence I've returned. I'm 19 and a student at UT-Knoxville, and I love riding the greenways around campus. Being a Nashville native, Knoxville has a lot more trails, and most of them interconnect. I'd like to get pretty active on riding to be able to participate in local runs and be able to run with the pack. The only thing is that I don't really know what a good running time is for a 20 or 30 mile ride. My primary goal right now is to be able to get 30 miles inside of 2 hours, but I don't know how this ranks with everything else. What time should I aim for after I hit this mark?
Depends on your bike. I do my 18 mile commute in around 1h40m on a mountain bike with knobby tires.
It also depends on your terrain, weather, and fitness level.
The only valid comparison is between someone else riding on the same route at the same time.
However, tracking your own progress is the best option.
Me: touring or racing road bike on my commute of 28 miles each way is 90 min to 120 min.
Training rides tend to be much quicker for me.
Check out your local cycling club for info. on group rides. The ride leader will post a pace for the ride so people of similar abilities can ride together. Sometimes large group rides will split into faster and slower groups.
You're probably fast enough to ride with a lot of groups but I suggest starting with one with a more recreational pace and shorter distance. That way, you'll be sure to be able to stay with the group and you can learn the etiquette of group riding. Fast groups tend to be very competitive and not too patient with newbie riders, as an inexperienced rider in a fast group/paceline can be dangerous.
Thanks for the input. I was riding a Trek 7.2FX and I've migrated to a 1500, which I absolutely love. On my 7.2 I think I was averaging a casual 15 mile run in 45min or so??? I got a Cat Eye Strada Cadence for my 1500, which I'm hoping will help me keep track of things pretty well. I've heard that setting a cadence of 70 or better is a good goal and that it can take strain off of the knees. Is this fairly accurate? My knees have a tendency to hurt more on some rides more than others when I'm riding on the same course both times.
on my roadie, i average around 17 mph on rides between 25 and 45 miles. generally, i'm in the 17mph area regardless of terrain or wind. nothing to brag about....but i have fun and its a great workout.
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Steven Portugal is an ecophysiologist and a postdoctoral research fellow in the Structure and Motion Laboratory at the Royal Veterinary College at the University of London in the United Kingdom.
By Steven J. Portugal, Stephanie E. PierceFeb. 25, 2014
Vol 358,
Issue 6365
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Monday, August 27, 2012
Tortilla Soup
I used to make a tortilla soup that was just okay. Nothing special. But then a few months ago, my sister gave me a list of extra ingredients to add. It went from, "eh" to "WOW!" It's got a bit of heat to it. By the end of the meal, you would think the entire family has a cold from all of the sniffling going on. It will clear up your sinuses!
1 lb. ground beef
2 10oz. cans diced tomatoes with green chilies
14oz. can diced tomatoes
15oz. can pinto beans
15oz. can kidney beans
15oz. can corn
1 can beef broth
1 pkg. taco seasoning
1 pkg. ranch dressing seasoning
8oz. Velveeta, cubed
First brown your ground beef, and then add the rest of the ingredients, including the juices from the cans. Simmer on the stove until hot and cheese is melted. Serve with tortilla chips!
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By Randall Palmer OTTAWA, Nov 20 (Reuters) - One in seven Canadian manufacturing jobs will disappear in the next two to four years if the Canadian dollar stays at current high levels, Canadian Auto Workers economist Jim Stanford predicted on Tuesday. "The rising Canadian dollar has taken a bad situation and made it far, far worse," Stanford told the House of Commons finance committee, which is investigating the effects of the currency's rise. He said job losses so far have resulted ...
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The UW Department of Surgery introduced a new podcast to educate and entertain surgeons, medical trainees, and other people interested in the art and science of surgery. The Surgery Sett offers conversations with surgical leaders from the University of Wisconsin and across the nation about new ideas and innovations in the worldwide surgical community.
The series is hosted by Dr. Jonathan Kohler, a former journalist and assistant professor of surgery and pediatrics at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. His interviews with surgeons and other medical professionals who visit the University of Wisconsin, along with surgeons and researchers from the UW, will explore a wide range of healthcare and medical topics.
A new episode, running approximately 20 minutes, will be released every other week on Friday mornings. The series launched with the following six episodes:
Future episodes include interviews with Dr. Pauline Chen, author of the New York Times best-seller Final Exam; A Surgeon's Reflections on Mortality; Dr. James Economou, professor of surgery at the University of California, Los Angeles and director of the Melanoma Program at UCLA Health; and Dr. Angela Gibson, a burn and trauma surgeon-scientist from the University of Wisconsin.
Listeners can subscribe to The Surgery Sett through iTunes, Google Play Music, and other leading podcatching sites, or listen directly through the podcast page on the Department of Surgery website.


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George Chase (bishop)
George Armitage Chase MC (3 September[1] 1886 – 30 November 1971[2]) was Bishop of Ripon and Master of Selwyn College, Cambridge.
He served as an army chaplain in the first world war and was decorated with the Military Cross for conspicuous gallantry in helping the wounded at Ypres on 4 October 1917.[3]
The son of Frederic Henry Chase,[4] George Chase was educated at Rugby School[5] and Queens' College, Cambridge, graduating in 1908.[6]
Chase subsequently became a Fellow, Dean and Honorary Fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge and Canon of Ely. In 1934 he was appointed as the seventh Master of Selwyn College, Cambridge, a position he held until 1946. On retiring from the Mastership, Chase was made an Honorary Fellow of Queens' College, which he remained for the remaining 25 years of his life.[4]
On leaving Selwyn, Chase took up the position of Bishop of Ripon, being consecrated on 1 November 1946, where he remained until his resignation on 6 April 1959.[2]
He was awarded an honorary DD degree by Leeds University in 1951.[7]
- A Companion to the Revised Psalter, S.P.C.K (1963) ISBN B0006EW7BK
- Introduction to the Psalms, S.P.C.K (1964) ISBN 978-1-4372-6570-5
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- ^ a b Royal Historical Society Handbook of British Chronology
- ^ Supplement to the London Gazette 26 November 1917
- ^ a b Queens' College Honorary Fellows
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- ^ Queens' College Eminent alumni Archived 6 May 2008 at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ Leeds University Honorary Degrees Archived 5 January 2008 at the Wayback Machine.
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I was very happy to receive an information about my photo usage from Science334 several days ago. He told me that the picture of mine named Heavy Industrial Park will be adopted in the forthcoming Liberal Studies textbooks published for the local Hong Kong secondary students.
Science334, whose name is Lo Cheuk King, released that he is the Photo Permission Editor of the Times Publishing (Hong Kong) Ltd. I replied him thankfully later.
It is the first time that I know about where my photo be used. I will be earnest concerned about the further development of the textbook.
The picture adopted is one in my portfolio about the air pollution. It was taken in last winter.
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Spoke with Beth. She said she has been with this business for 16 years and if she breaks down somewhere they will come and get her.
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"My dearest Baaba I miss so much. I still can't believe that you would have been 14 years today! Happy birthday in Heaven my daughter. I'm trying to picture you or guess how tall you will be . I'm not talking about beauty for I already know the answer . Enjoy your special day with the Angels . We miss you so much especially grandma, your brother and sisters, your father , cousins, aunt and the rest of the family.love you Princess"
"Princess, still thinking about you especially today. I can't believe u would have been 13 years.i miss your smile , kindness and meekness. Baaba , I will always love and cherish the memory we created. You will always be mine. You are deeply missed. Love, mommy"
"Baaba you are gone but you will never be forgotten. Rest In God's Love.
Auntie Winnie"
"Exactly 4 years ago today you left us to join your maker in Heaven. Things have changed without you by my side. I miss u so much especially that smile of yours. Baaba you will be forever missed but you will be always in my hearts. Part of me died when you left. Now I have my own personal Angel above looking and smiling down on us. You will always be my beautiful daughter and my princess"
"Dear Baaba:
There's a special Angel in Heaven
that is a part of me.
It is not where I wanted her
but where God wanted her to be.
She was here but just a moment
like a night time shooting star
And though she is in Heaven,
she isn't very far.
She touched the hearts of many
like only Angels can.
I would've held her every minute
If I'd only known God's plan.
So I send this special message
to the Heavens up above.
Please take care of my Angel
and send her all my love."
"I never got to meet you, thou your mom told me so much about you. When ever I see Hello Kitty I think of you and send a prayer to heaven."
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"To muse, to creep, to halt at will, to gaze ... such sweet wayfaring"
William Wordsworth
Monday, April 8, 2013
The view
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Grin, that's what I thought too.Delete
FAAABULOUS to see so much green after such a dry summer!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Red, the end of summer was not at all dry around here.Delete
Whenever I look out over a landscape like that from up on high, I wishReplyDelete
I could spread my wings and soar out over it.
Have you seen this fellow who zooms around on a motorized paraglider?
I saw him years ago in a National Geographic magazine and ever since then
I've dreamt of having a go.
No I haven't and I am almost too scared to follow the link ... I don't like the idea of soaring like a bird on a fragile bit of flying equipment.Delete
I followed the link anyway ... there is no way i'd dream of doing that ... it would be a nightmare.


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The Transportation Security Administration's embattled behavior detection program has not identified a single terrorist, but it has produced glossy bimonthly newsletters poking fun at the traveling public.
In these employee newsletters — six of which were obtained by The Intercept — behavior detection officers, who are supposed to help spot possible terrorists, sometimes make fun of inexperienced or nervous travelers, including one "sweet little old lady" who thought the bowl for metallic objects was a tip jar.
On their own, the newsletters could be regarded as light-hearted workplace fun, but they are also part of a controversial billion-dollar program, known as Screening of Passengers by Observation Techniques, or SPOT, which employs specially trained officers, known as behavior detection officers, to rate passengers going through screening for signs of deception. Those alleged signs of deception, which the The Intercept revealed earlier this year, include "excessive yawning" and "wringing of hands," and have been widely criticized for lacking any basis in science, or even common sense.


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On Thursday, a Washington Post poll emerged stating that nine out of 10 Native Americans are not offended by the Washington Redskins name. Having surveyed 504 people, the results also found that seven in 10 Native Americans do not believe "redskin" to be a disrespectful term. The Washington Post also published an article on the same day that examines the history of the word "redskin," and its first known documented use gives the impression that it was once a friendly expression.
1769: The first unchallenged use of the word "redskin" occurs when a British lieutenant colonel translates a letter from an Indian chief promising safe passage if the officer visited his tribe in the Upper Mississippi Valley. "I shall be pleased to have you come to speak to me yourself if you pity our women and our children; and, if any redskins do you harm, I shall be able to look out for you even at the peril of my life," Chief Mosquito said in his letter, according to a 2005 study by Ives Goddard, the Smithsonian Institution's senior linguist emeritus.
However, just about a year later, the term started to take on its modern controversial tone.
Sept. 25, 1863: The Winona Daily Republican in Minnesota features an announcement that uses the term "redskin" as a pejorative: "The State reward for dead Indians has been increased to $200 for every red-skin sent to Purgatory. This sum is more than the dead bodies of all the Indians east of the Red River are worth."
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Tuesday, January 05, 2010
Christmas Eve Festivities 2009
My Dad and Andrew.
There was a tunnel with little windows looking into tiny rooms all decked out in miniature Christmas scenes. Will loved it. He also insisted on wearing pjs that day instead of clothing because he had received so many compliments while wearing it to a nighttime Christmas party.
The pond in front of the Gardens was totally frozen, so the first thing we did when we parked was go sliding around. The kids loved it.
We maintained the Christas Eve tradition of going out to eat ethnic food (tends to be less busy), but broke with the Indian place that gave a few of us food poisoning last year. Kazan was ok, but I think I will find another restaurant for next year. Will insisted on sitting on Nana's lap for the duration of the meal, so we failed to get a family photo.
After the Botanical Gardens, we headed to the National Gallery because I mistakenly thought there was a Christmas card display there. It was at the portrait museum. So we just saw the Virgin and Child paintings that are always there. The place was beautifully decorated, too. And this was actually a spontaneous hug.
5 comments:
- Michelle said...
love it love it love it. seriously, I love you guys. By the way, you're gorgeous
- Carolina said...
That hug is the most adorable thing I've seen today.
- Katie Cannon said...
I love your blog and am jealous that you were able to attend the Christmas festivities in D.C. you all look so very cute and happy. I'm glad you guys had a wonderful Christmas! Love you all!
- Momo Cannon said...
What a fun family tradition. I am jealous that your Mom and Dad get to do fun things with Andrew and Will. They are so cute!
- Erin said...
Love all the pics and way to get out and experience DC during such a beautiful time of the year!
To answer your question, I am not exactly sure about the swiss chard but I want to say yes. I should use it more but I always opt for the kale. I think the key to a good quiche is always adding sauteed onion. This really helps with the flavor. Enjoy! (You will love the "easy oil pie crust," it is super fast and healthy.


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