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Egyptian presenter Riham El-Sahly, who is famous for the programme '90 minutes' on Mehwar space channel, said she only cares about satisfying her vocational conscience by trying to achieve the highest feasible neutrality of the media. Talking about the remains of the regime or the revolutionists, El-Sahly denied being biased about a party at the expense of another. El Sahly assured in an exclusive interview to "Arabstoday" that she is always keen to check her Facebook page to discover views and critics about her job, and she pointed that: "They either show me a mistake I made and enable me to fix it; or they reassure me that I am taking steady moves forward. But I am happy that no one thought I changed my views, like many did, after the revolution." She then explained that "when Moataz El Demerdash left the programme, the failure was possible but it didn't happen" considering that "as long as the programme proceeds and its ads are around 50 minutes, it means I have succeeded in carrying such responsibility." The interview went on as follows: AT: First of all, what did your work in the Egyptian TV give you? RS: I worked for the Egyptian Television in several kinds of programme. It was very beneficial as I learnt how to write news and not to take any speeches transmitted through any news agency, like Reuters or others without formulation as their ways are different from mine as a show presenter in Egyptian TV. AT: What do you think about the Egyptian Television's current performance? RS: I can't judge the Minister of Information, especially now that he has just been appointed but it is a good indicator seeing the desire and the readiness of my colleagues to change their style. I hope the minister will give them the opportunity to change the picture the audience had of the Egyptian TV because of its bad coverage of the 25 January revolution. AT: How do you explain the fact that you have never been criticised? RS: I am trying to achieve the highest level of media neutrality; I don't want to direct the public opinion towards my view. Though many media figures believe in unifying the opinions, I am not convinced. Maybe that's why I'm not attacked. I can say my opinion with my friends but not on air. I don't have the right to direct the viewers. AT: How do you feel when you watch presenters who have changed side after the revolution? RS: Everyone has his own excuse and his own opinion, I can't judge. But I was always shy to praise any prominent figure, even if deserving. I have never been a hypocrite with patrons or governors. AT: How can you explain the decline of ads after Moataz El Demerdash quit? RS: Moataz left the programme in March and the revolution was in January and that was the reason behind the stop of ads and his withdrawal from all programmes. AT: What difficulties did you have to face after Moataz left? RS: It wasn't the first time I had to present a show alone. Moataz had travelled before and I presented alone. I have a continuous feeling of commitment.
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If there is one thing that veterinarians seem to agree on regarding leashes and collars for dogs, it's that
retractable leashes are a horrible invention and should be banished for all eternity. Retractable leashes have many flaws and worst of all, the people that seem to use them are the people who also do not train their dog, which can be a deadly combination.
Because people like to read (and write) lists, here is my top seven list as to why you should throw out your retractable leash, immediately. Or burn it, so you can't be tempted to go get it out of the trash and use it again.
2. Amputation. The locking mechanism always seems to break or not work at precisely the wrong time. [See above]. When said dog runs into the street, or even after a SQUIRREL! or small dog, the locking mechanism fails, and the owner tries to get control of the dog by grabbing the cord. People have lost fingers this way. (This is why most newer ones have a fabric pull instead of a cord, but even that can cause serious burns).
3. Snap-back. The cord can break if the dog pulls hard enough, and the end attached to the dog can fly forward and injure the dog, and the part attached to the human can whip back so fast it can cut people's faces. This can even happen with small dogs, especially with a an older leash or one that has been chewed.
4. Follow the Leader. Dogs should walk next to you on walks, not all over the place. A walk is a journey in which the human is the leader and makes the decisions. This is a way to bond with your dog and teach them you're a pretty good leader. If a dog is in front, to the side, at a northwesterly direction, behind, diagonally, the human is not making the decisions. The dog is. And dogs inevitably make poor decisions. Like going straight into the dumpster. Your dog should walk at your heel and pay attention to your lead and where she is going. This cannot occur with a retractable leash unless it is kept short, so just do yourself a favor and get a regular flat leash.
5. Pull harder. Many people ask me how to get their dog not to pull on a leash. And rightly so, because it is rude on the dog's part and unpleasant for the handler. The first thing I say if they have a retractable leash is to - get rid of it! Man, you're getting good. Retractable leashes teach dogs to pull, because they can feel the traction as they pull forward, and they get rewarded for pulling forward because they are getting closer to whatever it is they want. I usually recommend Gentle Leaders because they do not allow dogs to pull, but do not even think about attaching a retractable leash to one. That should be a punishable offense, because the two opposing forces will create discomfort and confusion in the dog.
6. No recall. A dog that does not immediately come when called has no business being on a 26 foot leash where he could get into all sorts of trouble at the other end.
7. Lack of Control. The vet's office is no place for a dog to be on a retractable leash. There are many other animals in close proximity so control of the dog is essential to prevent altercations. You will probably see your vet or technicians remove the leash and place a sliplead on the dog. This is to ensure the safety of the dog and the people around him by ensuring that he cannot get too far away from the handler, or too close to the other people working with him in case he feels the need to defend himself. One of the most aggressive dogs I have ever seen was brought to me on a retractable leash. And the dog knew that he had a lot of leeway in his leash, and lunged at me. And the owner could not pull him away quickly. Luckily I am pretty quick and got out of the way, but we had a serious discussion which included analogies to loaded guns.
Retractable leashes do nothing for training. And poorly trained dogs do not belong on the end of a retractable leash. There may be a case where a retractable leash is appropriate but I honestly cannot think of one.
Bottom line is: to control and protect your dog, and to protect yourself and others, do not use retractable leashes.

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Suddenly, TV and radio don't seem to rate their ratings. Jane Root, controller of BBC2, loathes television's 'tyrannical obsession' with overnight viewing figures, the beastliest side of Barb (the Broadcasters' Audience Research Board). And Kelvin MacKenzie of TalkSport is actually suing Rajar, the radio equivalent, brandishing some of those good old 'shocking revelations' he touted on the Sun. Only the press and magazine world's Audit Bureau of Circulation stands piously to one side as the insults fly.
ABC has one great advantage. It doesn't work on surveys or samples or records from listeners trying to remember what they tuned into last week. Its sales figures are (more or less) actual sales.
That doesn't mean there aren't problems here that Ms Root might empathise with. Why does television order its Barb reports, on her desk each morning? Because advertisers need to know how many millions watched their commercials the night before. But BBC2, like BBC1, doesn't carry ads. It uses Barb as a measure of channel competition. It is stuck with measurements that tug it in the wrong public service direction.
ABC, too, is really only there for the advertiser. It has ad agency people on its panels and council. It crunches the numbers for agency buyers to put to their clients. But editors and marketing directors use the monthly statistics as virility symbols: we're up, they're down; we are the greatest. More dislocation.
January's figures, out this weekend, do not, in fact, have the greatest story to tell. The Indy, riding its tabloid wave, is up over 12 per cent year on year; The Times sold over 40,000 more copies than it did in November. But once you've pushed the residual non-com pacts aside - the Telegraph down over 7 per cent, and the Guardian 6 per cent - then nobody has anything to get excited about.
The Express and Mail (down 2.76 per cent and 1.32 per cent, respectively) have lost their bounce. If Kelvin were still top currant at the Bun, he'd probably think a 5 per cent loss the most shocking revelation of the lot. The Mirror - over 7 per cent off last January's pace - goes on wallowing; the People - now a full 11 per cent below January 2003 - is a title on the rocks.
But perhaps it's the story behind the story that matters, for the ABC report is an increasingly narrow snapshot of the trends that count. That is no fault of the boys at the bureau, who change when their council ordains it. The bigger question is whether such change is sweeping or swift enough.
Don't, with respect, ask the ad agencies. Generally they trail in behind any trend that matters, as slow as the slowest client on their books. It is more important to know where newspapers are going - and how they can survive.
Is it good new ABC sense to count only the digital clone editions, with their editorial columns and ads merely turned electronic? The true way forward isn't automatic replication, but news websites that do their own thing.
Is it good sense to slow the tabloid revolution among the broadsheets by allowing net circulation totals only when the ads in the big and small editions are the same? Ad revenue is vital and the agencies need to be awake to monitor what's happening, but these little Sir Echoes are squeezing flexibility out of the new compacts. Circular logic. The agencies which want them read are making them more congested and indigestible.
And foreign sales, perhaps, are the stickiest of the lot. Fifteen years ago they barely existed. Now, with satellite printing, editions in Spain, France, Germany and beyond are big, instant business.
There are some peculiarities, to be sure. Papers tend to sell the whole of what they print overseas to distribution middlemen, and thus count every 'sale' made to their headline total. ABC is beginning to bear down on such gambits. By 2006, every foreign sale will be as real as the UK's finest.
But who, pray, does such a switch help? Not the ad agencies, who knock off foreign claims in any case. Not the newspapers, saddled with accounting regimes that may take the zest out of European expansion. Not the European readers who've benefited from satellite printing.
In essence, this is Charleroi with Ryanair all over again. An exaltation of purity over common sense. We're only doing it for the advertisers - except that it makes nil difference in agencyland. Perhaps when Ms Root has got over her tyrannical obsession, she might pick up a paper and smite a few sleepy heads.
Bush plays visa card
Journalists, drug barons... It has seldom been cheaper to plan an American holiday, but cheaper doesn't always mean easier. Passport and visa regulations for travellers from George Bush's best beloved 27 countries are already a hassle - and worse if you are a journalist.
Once upon a time, long-term visas came easy. But now just read the revised application rules. 'You must apply for a United States visa if you... are a professional journalist plan ning to cover news or informational stories; have been denied entry on a previous occasion or have been expelled from the US during the last five years; have a criminal record or suffer from a serious transmittable disease or mental disorder; are a drug addict, drug trafficker or were involved in Nazi persecutions; and if you were or still are a member of a subversive or terrorist organisation.'
Journalists are used to unpopularity, but Colombian drug lords, Martin Boorman and Osama bin Laden? Worse, the regulations are being bleakly enforced. One young Australian woman reporter flew out to interview Olivia Newton-John without a visa and was handcuffed, detained and body-searched for 15 hours before being shunted back to Sydney.
It's not funny. Not for journalists going to cover this year's Oscars. Not for journalists on holiday who find themselves in the middle of a big story but can't file to their papers. Expect a mounting chorus of protest from media organisations. And meanwhile, the 2004 Alastair Campbell memorial award for failing to win friends and influence people, the Golden Gloat, goes to...


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text: TH17 Cell Induction and Effects of IL-17A and IL-17F Blockade in Experimental ColitisWedebye Schmidt, Esben Gjerløff MSc, PhD*; Larsen, Hjalte List MSc*; Kristensen, Nanna Ny MSc, PhD*; Poulsen, Steen Seier MD, PhD†; Lynge Pedersen, Anne Marie DDS, PhD‡; Claesson, Mogens Helweg DMSc*; Pedersen, Anders Elm MD, PhD*Inflammatory Bowel Diseases: July 2013 - Volume 19 - Issue 8 - p 1567–1576 doi: 10.1097/MIB.0b013e318286fa1c Original Basic Science Articles Abstract In Brief Author Information Background: T helper (TH) 17 cells are believed to play a pivotal role in development of inflammatory bowel disease, and their contribution to intestinal inflammation has been studied in various models of colitis. TH17 cells produce a range of cytokines, some of which are potential targets for immunotherapy. However, blockade of IL-17A alone with secukinumab was not effective in Crohn's disease. In this regard, the pathogenic impact of IL-17A versus IL-17F during intestinal inflammation is still unresolved. Methods: Development of IFN-γ–producing, IL-17A–producing, and IL-17F–producing CD4+ T cells was analyzed in the CD4+CD25− T-cell transfer model of colitis at varying degrees of colitis. The pathogenic roles of IL-17A and IL-17F were investigated by treating colitic mice with neutralizing antibodies against these 2 cytokines. Results: We found that colitis development was associated with an increase in IL-17A–producing TH17 cells in spleen, mesenteric lymph nodes, and lamina propria. In contrast, the relative abundance of IFN-γ–producing TH1 cell was stable in all 3 organs during progression of colitis, and the frequency of IFN-γ+IL-17A+ double-positive cells declined in spleen and mesenteric lymph node but not in lamina propria. IL-17F was coexpressed in TH17 cells and IFN-γ+IL-17A+ double positive but not in TH1 cells and its expression inversely correlated with colitis development. In vivo neutralization of both IL-17A and IL-17F ameliorated colitis in particular at early administration, whereas neutralization of IL-17A or IL-17F alone was inefficient. Conclusions: TH17 cell development correlates with colitis progression, and concurrent neutralization of their cytokine products IL-17A and IL-17F ameliorates intestinal inflammation. These findings suggest combined IL-17A and IL-17F blockade as a potential strategy in inflammatory bowel disease therapy. Article first published online 17 May 2013 *Department of International Health, Immunology and Microbiology, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark; †Department of Biomedical Science, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark; and ‡Department of Odontology, Section of Oral Medicine, Clinical Oral Physiology, Oral Pathology & Anatomy, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark. Reprints: Anders Elm Pederson, MD, PhD, Department of International Health, Immunology and Microbiology, Panum Institute, University of Copenhagen, Building 18.3.26, Blegdamsvej 3, DK-2200 Copenhagen N, Denmark (e-mail: email@example.com). Supported by the Danish Agency for Science, Technology and Innovation, the Colitis Crohn's Foundation, the Aage and Johanne Louis-Hansen Foundation, the Aase and Ejnar Danielsen Foundation, the Augustinus Foundation, and the Lundbeck Foundation. The authors have no conflicts of interest to disclose. Received November 02, 2012 Accepted January 9, 2013 © Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America, Inc.


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Work closely with local educational authorities, local school districts (i.e. Cincinnati Public Schools) and Hamilton County in order to improve communication, maintain and enhance educational opportunities in the Village and keep residents up-to-date on those opportunities.
- Special Events & Projects: Research, develop, recommend to Council and implement strategies for miscellaneous projects referred by Council or projects that the administration introduces and the committee agrees to place on its agenda.
- Actively work with the Finance Committee.
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Meets fourth Monday monthly, 6:00 PM
Chair: Sharon Chaney
Members – Matt Boettcher, Stefan Densmore
Liaison from Executive: Greg Schwartzberg (non-voting)
Advisors to the Finance Committee: Clerk-Treasurer; Village Administrator, Police Chief, Fire Chief, Budget Analyst/Tax Commissioner, Village officials as requested
- Review of the Village's revenue stream and expenses with the goal of ensuring the continued sustainability of the Village as a strong, independent local government; and to provide the maximum value of tax dollars is realized for our residents and businesses.
- Research, plan, review and recommend to Council for legislative action, all matters of Village finance, including taxes, funding, grants, salaries, issuance of municipal bonds, review of major expenses and unplanned expenditures as they occur.
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- Review and recommend approval for all bills paid by the Village.
- Develop and recommend ordinances effecting Village finances and any new appropriations.
- Review all proposed spending and monetary contracts before being presented to the full Council.
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Advisors to the Commission: Village Administrator, Solictor, Village officials as requested.
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Lustrum : (Cicero Trilogy 2) Paperback
by Robert Harris
Part of the Cicero Trilogy series
Rome, 63 BC. In a city on the brink of acquiring a vast empire, seven men are struggling for power.
Cicero is consul, Caesar his ruthless young rival, Pompey the republic's greatest general, Crassus its richest man, Cato a political fanatic, Catilina a psychopath, Clodius an ambitious playboy. The stories of these real historical figures - their alliances and betrayals, their cruelties and seductions, their brilliance and their crimes - are all interleaved to form this epic novel.
Its narrator is Tiro, a slave who serves as confidential secretary to the wily, humane, complex Cicero.
He knows all his master's secrets - a dangerous position to be in. From the discovery of a child's mutilated body, through judicial execution and a scandalous trial, to the brutal unleashing of the Roman mob, Lustrum is a study in the timeless enticements and horrors of power.
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- Pages: 464 pages
- Publisher: Cornerstone
- Publication Date: 01/09/2005
- Category: Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)
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A exciting page turner of a sequel to the author's Imperium novel. Cicero's life is packed full of incident and this novel covers the zenith and nadir of his political career. I felt considerable sympathy for Cicero and his secretary cum chronicler Tiro. Cicero's life is one full of incident and his powers of speech and argumentation rightly still remembered now, though Tiro's legacy is also assured, as he created a system of shorthand including the use of &, i.e. and e.g. that we still use today.
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This is Harris's third Roman book, and his second on the life of Cicero, told through the eyes of his secretary Tiro. It's a compelling, learned and well-crafted book - testament to Harris's skill as a writer of political thriller. Who else could keep seven major figures in play, describe the machinations of the Roman senate, and keep you turning the pages? Terrific entertainment
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Tiny, mighty, and affordable, the JD-Xi puts a true analog synth engine, Roland's famous SuperNATURAL synth sounds, and many other creative tools under one hood. Equipped with 37 mini keys, this compact instrument delivers fat, warm analog bass and lead tones with ample controls for hands-on tweaking, plus polyphonic PCM essentials like pads, strings, brass, and more. Create impressive loops in a flash with the pattern sequencer and built-in drum kits, and explore expressive vocal textures with the gooseneck mic, Vocoder, and AutoPitch. Small in size and large in versatility, the JD-Xi is all about big sounds and big fun!
- Interactive crossover synthesizer with analog and digital sound engines
- Analog synth section provides authentic lead and bass tones
- Two digital synth sections with SuperNATURAL synth tones and 128-voice total polyphony
- Four-track pattern sequencer and high-quality rhythm sounds
- Included gooseneck mic for use with built-in Vocoder and AutoPitch
- Process sounds with four simultaneous effects (Effect 1/2, Delay, Reverb)
- USB for audio/MIDI communication with computer music software
- Includes a large selection of ready-to-play sounds and patterns
- Additional sounds and patterns available for download at Roland's Axial sound library site
Analog and Digital Synths in One Keyboard
With its unique crossover sound engine, the JD-Xi provides the best of both worlds: the warm, smooth response of classic analog, and the clarity and versatility of modern digital. The newly developed monophonic analog synth section features saw, triangle, and square waveforms with pulse-width modulation and an analog filter, plus an independent sub oscillator for low-end power. Two digital synth sections offer 128-voice polyphony and a wide range of high-quality SuperNATURAL synth tones, including pads, strings, electric piano, sound effects, and many others.
Gooseneck Mic for Vocoder, AutoPitch, and Other Vocal Effects
The JD-Xi comes with a sturdy, high-quality gooseneck mic that brings even more fun to the party. Using the Vocoder, you can sing into the mic and control the tone and pitch via sounds played on the keyboard. With AutoPitch, it's simple to achieve the exaggerated, robotic vocal sounds that are common in today's pop and electronic music styles. There's also a cool Auto Note function that allows you to "sing" JD-Xi synth sounds without touching the keyboard!
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Using the intuitive pattern sequencer and large selection of onboard sounds, you're able to create and perform sophisticated music with only the JD-Xi. The sequencer offers four separate tracks-two digital synth parts, analog synth, and drums-allowing you to build rich-sounding loops for any genre. Real-time and step recording modes are provided, along with a special TR-REC mode for programming in the style of Roland's classic TR-series beatboxes. It's easy to play patterns and tweak sounds as you perform, and many preset patterns are built in for jamming right out of the box.
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- Klavijatura:
- 37 dirki (osetljive na brzinu)
- Sekcija Generatora zvuka
- Maximum Polifonije
- 129 nivoa (Digital Synth/Drum Kit: 128, Analog Synth: 1)
- Partova
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- Boje
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PCM set bubnjeva* Kod boja analognih sintesajzera se oscillator, sub-oscillator i filteri sastoje od analognih elektronskih kola.
- Efekti
- Effect1 (Distortion, Fuzz, Compressor, Bit Crusher)
Effect2 (Flanger, Phaser, Ring Mod, Slicer)
Delay 2 vrste
Reverb: 6 vrsta
- Ostalo
- Pattern Sequencer
- Kanala : 4
- Vokalne funkcije
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Auto Pitch
Auto Note
- Ostalo
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- Pitch Bend/Modulation točkić
- Ekran
- 16 karaktera 2 linije, LCD
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Ulazni Jack (LINE(MONO) / Gitara): 6.35mm phono
MIDI konektori (IN, OUT)
USB COMPUTER Port (USB Hi-Speed AUDIO/MIDI)
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DC IN ulaz za ispravljač
MIC ulazni Jack: XLR, nebalansirani
- Napajanje
- Ispravljač
- Potrošnja struje
- 1.000 mA
- Dodaci
- Uputstvo za upotrebu
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- Dubina
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- Visina
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- Date of birth: Jan 6, 1924
- Place of birth:
Blandenboro, North Carolina, United States
- Date of passing: Jan 4, 2009
- Place of passing:
PineHurst, North Carolina, United States
|Let the memory of RUBY be with us forever there is not aday that goes by that we dont think about you.
"Grandma here it is another year without you everyone told me time would ÷m esse My pain but it hasn't everyday that goes by is just reminded that it not here with me I do love and m Mirada you more then anything in this world love you always"
"Well today was ur 90th birthday grandma and ur 5th one n heaven and i just wanted to say happy birthday and i love and miss u so much there is not aday that goes by that i dnt miss u and wish u where here... i never thought i would have to live my life without u here with me but i guess God had other plains for the both of us. I would give anything to have u here with me if just for one more day. I LOVE YOU. AND MISS YOU MORE THEN WORDS CAN EVER SAY UNTIL WE MEET AGING I WILL GO ON MISSING YOU...."
"Grandma I'm just stopping by to say I love and miss u so much there are not enough words on the earth that can explain just how hard it is to go on with out you. And that's just like today I kept waiting on the phone call from u the one u use to do right @ 12 to tell me happy birthday but I no it's not coming and that makes it a little harder BC on days Luke today it make it more real"
"love u grandma"
"♥♡♥♡♥♡♥♡♥♡♥♡Happy Birthday ~N~ HEAVEN GRANDMA I LOVE & MISS YOU MORE THEN WORDS CAN EVER EXPLAIN &THERE'S NOT ADAY R NIGHT THAT GOES BY THAT YOUR NOT ON MY MIND & I WOULD DO ANYTHING THI HAVE YOU BACK HERE WITH ME IF ONLY FOR A DAY LOVE YOU FOREVER &ALWAYS ♥♡♥♡♥♡♥♡♥♡♥♡♥♡♥♡♥♡♥♡"
"Grandma today has been. 4 Years now that u the Lord called ur name &there hasn't been aday that has gone by that I have thought about u &wish u were still here.so much has happen & changed n my life. In the autasty 4 years &there has been so much stuff I would of love 2 tell u. & so many sunsets I wish u could of been here 2 see with me. I love & miss u so much grandma ."
"It's almost 4 years now &the pain is still as real as it was the 1 st day
I love u &miss u"
"i love u and miss u grandma"
"Well today has been of those days where if a million tears would bring u back u would be here.Grandma I Miss you so much and there is so much I would love to set down and talk to u about like we use to. but i know i cant but i just want u to no i love u and miss u more then anything else in these world... LOVE YOU 4EVER"
"Grandma theres not aday that I dont long to hear ur voice are to see ur smile and every1 told me it would get easier with time but everyday that goes by just makes it more real. And I would do anything to have u back here with me. R at least just 1 more day 1 more sunset but most of all just to hear u say I LOVE YOU JUST 1 MORE TIME would mean everything 2 me & i will always Love & Miss u."
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Ben Norland puts on his winter boots and wades deep into stats and shot completion numbers to find out what's wrong with our strike-force.
It's a well-acknowledged fact that the Spurs attack is struggling for goals. By this point last season, after a notoriously slow start, we had netted 23 times, compared to only 18 in this campaign.
My own inclination from watching games was that this is the result of us having fewer shots, particularly in the penalty area. We have generally appeared slower on the break this season, more ponderous on the ball in the final third, and consequently opposing teams have found it easier to frustrate us and turn the ball over.
Of those who've scored a league goal in this campaign, Eriksen, Lamela, and Alli's conversion rates are all down
However, a look at our stats to date tells a different story. It is true that we are shooting less than last season, but only marginally – we are taking one shot every 2.97 attacking minutes (minutes when we are in possession), compared to one every 2.87 minutes last season. Projecting this out over 38 games, we will take 646 shots in total at this rate – only 12 short of last season's final tally.
Nor are we being forced to take a dramatically larger proportion of our shots from outside the area – we are shooting 53.4% inside the box this season compared to 54.4% last. Another quick bit of maths tells us that, at this rate, we will take 345 shots in the penalty area – only 13 short of last season's total.
So if we're taking roughly the same number of shots from roughly the same positions, logically our players' finishing skills must be a little rusty?
This is partly true – a number of players' conversion rates have fallen slightly since last season. Of those who've scored a league goal in this campaign, Eriksen, Lamela, and Alli's conversion rates are all down. If they collectively took the same number of shots as last season at this season's conversion rates, they would score 14 goals between them, rather than the 21 they managed previously.
But Kane and Son have both improved their conversion rates, and, penalties aside, would be projected to score 34 goals between them if they were shooting at last season's rate – improving on their combined (non-penalty) total last season by 10 goals, and thus more than making up for Alli, Eriksen, and Lamela's decline.
Yet herein lies what appears to be the real issue. Kane is not shooting anywhere near as much as he did last season, even when we take his injury lay-off into account. Last season, he took a whopping 24% of all our shots (only Watford were more reliant on a single player for shooting (Ighalo)). Alli followed him with 15%, with Eriksen on 9%, Lamela 6%, and Alderweireld 5%. There was a clear pecking order, and it produced results. If you want to put some money on future results and you're a fan of matched betting, you could try a Profit Accumulator. But, if you're new to this, take a read of a profit accumulator review before you sign up.
This season, however, our shooting has been far more distributed, with Eriksen taking 19% of shots, Alli 12%, Son 11%, Janssen 9%, and Lamela and Kane 8% each. "But wait", I hear you cry, "what about that injury layoff your were going to take into account? Surely now he's back, we'll revert to last year's plan?"
I hope you're right, but there are some concerning signs. Last season, Kane took a shot every 22 minutes that he was on the pitch. This season, that's dropped to one every 40 minutes. And looking at the games he has featured in this season, he has touched the ball roughly 12% less frequently than he did in the corresponding fixtures last year.
Last season, Kane took a shot every 22 minutes that he was on the pitch. This season, that's dropped to one every 40 minutes
It would seem that other teams have woken up to the fact that Kane is quite a good striker, and he is increasingly being marked out of games. This is not to say that he won't get goals, but the evidence suggests that a new strategy is needed to free him up more frequently in scoring positions.
Of course, there are other factors compounding this. As already mentioned, of the other frequent shooters, only Son has improved on last year's conversion rate. Janssen obviously hasn't hit the ground as quickly as we would have hoped, and in our adjusting-for-penalties methodology is a glaringly obvious issue with his 0% conversion rate despite a significant shot contribution.
Perhaps more worrying is the fact that in Kane's absence Eriksen has become our go-to shooter. His conversion rate has steadily declined since moving to Spurs, and while it is to be hoped that he will turn that around, it doesn't look like it will happen any time soon.
As things stand, our total conversion rate of 8.14% (including penalties) is the 4th-worst in the league, ahead of only Stoke, West Ham, and Southampton, and would see us score a projected 53 goals over the season as a whole – a full 15 short of last season's total. Either some of our other players need to find their shooting boots, or Poch needs to come up with a plan to get Kane back into games, and quickly.
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The Government Sector Employment Act 2013 provides the foundation for a single, leaner, flatter, and more mobile executive structure for the Public Service which will be known as the Public Service senior executive. The current Chief Executive Service, SES and award-based senior executives (Senior Officers (SO) and equivalent roles) will be replaced by a single executive structure with one set of employment arrangements for all, including a model written employment contract.
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The Donegal Sports Hub website reports that the appointment is now likely to take place at the next monthly meeting on Monday, October 2.
It's understood that the remaining candidates - Declan Bonner, Cathal Corey and Sean Paul Barrett - were interviewed for a second time after yesterday's Donegal SFC quarter-finals, with a third and final round of interviews expected to take place soon.
Rory Gallagher, who stepped down as Donegal supremo at the end of July, is set to be appointed as manager of his native Fermanagh in the next 48 hours.


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Obama About to Sign Land-Mine Ban Against Pentagon's Wishes
The Obama administration is days away from "committing America" the Ottawa Convention, an anti-mine pact that House Armed Services Committee leaders say could tie the hands of the military.
It also, noted chairman Buck McKeon (R-Calif.), highlights how President Obama fixates on random policy actions while bigger, more urgent issues go unresolved.
Even if the Senate fails to approve the 1997 treaty, as is expected, signing the document holds Washington accountable under the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, which requires that signatories not act contrary to the pact's "object and purpose."
"It has come to our attention through informal sources that President Obama intends to commit America to the Ottawa Convention, renouncing the use of land mines by our Armed Forces. While the NSC has attempted to obfuscate the issue, they are noticeably silent in any denial that the President is committed to this course of action," McKeon and Rep. Randy Forbes (R-Va.), chairman of the Subcommittee on Seapower and Projection Forces, said in a joint statement today. "No one can deny the painful human cost of the irresponsible use of these weapons, but committing our country to this treaty won't do anything to repair that damage."
"Signing the Ottawa treaty goes against the best advice our Nation's military commanders have offered, substantially increases our risk in dangerous parts of the world, and imposes a needless financial burden on an already strapped military. It is the wrong decision for our country and it is especially problematic for key U.S. allies who do not need another reason to doubt U.S. commitment to their security," they added.
"Many countries use landmines irresponsibly, but the United States is not one of them. In fact, the over 400,000 mines in our inventory all either self-destruct or self-deactivate. America does more than any other country to mitigate the land mine damage done by others- spending over $2 billion on the problem since 1993. The cost to replace our mines in areas where they are essential to our defense and that of our allies, like the Korean Peninsula, will run into the hundreds of millions. The cost of an alternative defensive platform could be billions more."
In March, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Martin Dempsey called land mines "an important tool in the arsenal of the armed forces of the United States," stressing that tensions on the Korean Peninsula have increased.
The Defense Department prepared a 30-page report on the dangers of signing the land-mine ban, but its contents remain classified.
"We cannot improve upon the assessment of General Dempsey," McKeon and Forbes said. "If the White House truly wants to lay Americans concerns on this important matter to rest, they should clearly confirm that they are following the best military advice of our uniformed leadership and opposing this treaty."
McKeon told Fox "this is a bad decision for our military."
"It's a bad decision for our country. It's a bad decision for our taxpayers," he added.
Of Obama's decisions, McKeon said, "some... he agonizes over for a long time, and then takes no action. Some decisions just kind of seem to come out of the blue, and he takes action. It's hard to follow this."


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And because of this, they always end up depleted at the most inappropriate of times.
Now, don't take this as me being a brand snob because I'm not. Well, not really. I have my favorites and I stick to them like glue. I'm annoyingly loyal and a creature of habit like that. I don't rush out to try new and different products weekly or even monthly because I have curiously sensitive skin and the majority of product out there just doesn't work for me. In fact the majority of of high street brands cause nothing but dehydrated havoc on my skin.
Surprisingly Garnier has been good to me over the years. I've always found something that works well for my skin. Like their (long discontinued) "Fresh" range which saw me through my teenage years until the onset of my twenties when I discovered NARS. So when my interest spiked over the wave of BB creams saturating the market, I decided to turn to Garnier once again, which thankfully turned out to be a most wise investment.
If you're still unaware what exactly a BB cream entails, it's a simple tinted moisturiser. It adds (depending on your hand) a light sheen and glow to your skin whilst also moisturising. It's like a foundation sans the irritable dryness. There are even some which contain added SPF sun protection. And I prefer those above all else because the sun is not our skins friend, no matter how gorgeous that tan is on you, the sun is its worst enemy. For me I've been pleasantly content with this BB cream. It's wonderful on my skin; seemingly gliding effortlessly without unnecessary palaver. A lightweight formula that doesn't feel heavy or encumbering. Which would no doubt make it incredibly ideal for the dreaded sultry red summer that has been predicted for us Aussies.
I'm curious, has anyone else tried or use this or any other BB cream in general? Leave your thoughts for me to peruse below.
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Hi, I have tried this BB cream before and I liked it, but right now I am using Laura Mercier tinted moisturizer and I am in love with this one. Have you tried it?ReplyDelete
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No, can't say that I have V but I will look into it for sure xxDelete
I have used the Garnier one but it's not my favourite. It does the job I guess, I just find it clogs up my skin a bit, I breakout when I use it, where I don't with my regular BB cream :) Since I wear BB cream most of the time (except the days I'm in the office when it's full makeup) I prefer something a little lighter.ReplyDelete
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I kind of get where you're coming from. Sometimes I feel like my more expensive products are more suited for "fancy" events, haha. I don't normally wear foundation anyways though, so I guess its not too bad x)ReplyDelete
love the garnier products!!ReplyDelete
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I've heard about this before, and such good things! Will definitely have to check it out now!ReplyDelete
I know how you feel about using the better products!ReplyDelete
I'm a massive budget beauty fan ( total opposite haha) and adore the garnier BB range for lazy make-up days! I also swear by the under eye roll on!ReplyDelete
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I've heard goof things about the eye roll on. I might have to try it. One day xxDelete
Great post!ReplyDelete
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I've been on a hunt to find a good BB cream for dry skin- summer is coming up and I don't want to use my foundation in the heatReplyDelete
Candice | Beauty Candy LovesReplies
You could try this one lovely. From some of these comments however there are mixed opinions on it. I do have sensitive and somewhat skin, more so on my nose than elsewhere and find it ok. My skin is also not that prone to breakouts so they might play a factor too xxDelete
I really like the Garnier BB Cream <3ReplyDelete
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Garnier is a great drugstore brand and their bb cream is awesome I just try an anti aging one my friend said is never to early but it does cover and makes the skin looks amazing like I put primer on it. Great review on an amazing product.ReplyDeleteReplies
It is never too early Jackie. I actually should look into it myself. I just hope they have an anti-aging one for sensitive skin! xxDelete
I am loving the Laneige BB Cushion currently! Have you tried out that one yet?ReplyDelete
No I haven't, I'll have to look out for it then xxDelete
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I used to use this when i was in college, maybe I'll try it again if you liked it :) I currently use NARS foundationReplyDelete
I use NARS too, but I prefer to use a "cheaper" BB cream for lazy days and keep the better stuff for going out and such xxDelete
I love Garnier! I have yet to try a bb cream though, which I really want too!ReplyDelete
Sonia, I agree with your regarding drugstore brands for everyday use since is what I do too. Im glad this work for you, you know in general Im little difficult when it comes to BB creams as many of them didnt work well on my skin, but if you are finding them good I also suggest u to try the CC ones, I prefer them! xoReplyDeleteReplies
I'll look into it Lilli. I probably didn't really explain this too well in this post hahaha. My first, kinda, product review involving skin. I definitely should have mentioned how this is on my skin and how my skin is and stuff. Not just that it's sensitive but that it's pretty good in that products don't make it break out. I'll remember to make it more comprehensive next time though xxDelete
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I totally get where you're coming from, I like to save my 'better' higher end makeup for special occasions too. I love the idea of BB and CC creams but I can never find any in a shade that matches my pale skin- ugh I hate it!ReplyDelete
I have pretty pale skin myself, that said, I prefer foundations and creams that are a tad darker than my skin tone hehehe xxDelete
I did buy this once but it is really no good for oily skin!ReplyDelete
Okay I actually don't use any BB cream... I just feel like I don't need it so I haven't bought it (yet)ReplyDelete
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Well if you don't need it definitely don't buy it Naomi! I remember being able to just walk out of the house with bronzer. I can still do that somedays but I prefer a little more coverage these days xxDelete
That BB cream is stunning!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing!
This is a great product :)ReplyDelete
I love Garnier!!!!ReplyDelete
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Garnier is a great brand.ReplyDelete
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yes, i've tried many. all of the drugstore brands. i quite like this one.ReplyDelete
I tend to be a brand/product loyalist as well. If something works, why not stick with it right. I've heard great things about Garnier products but somehow I've never really tried them. I'm more of a fan of Asian BB creams because they have better coverage and wear for me.ReplyDelete
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YES! Completely agree. At the same time I feel like sometimes I'm missing out by not using other products. Then again, why spoil a good thing?! xxDelete
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I would like to try this, it sounds good!!!!ReplyDelete
You make me curious about the Garnier BB cream. I have a sample of Dr. Jart's BB cream and I find it to highlight the patchy dry spots on my face. No matter how much I exfoliate and moisturize, my skin continues to be dry. The BB cream makes my face look splotchy and so much worse! I need a SUPER moisturizing BB cream to avoid that I think. Thanks for the review!ReplyDeleteReplies
I have to admit, when I have those patches anything I wear seems to cling to them regardless of cost. I've found REN Evercalm range to help with those patches FYI xxDelete
This is very good to know, thanks for sharing! I haven't tried bb creams before but they sound so interestingReplyDelete
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I really loved this but now i favor a cc cream from an Indian brand called lakme insteadReplyDelete
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I tried the Garnier BB cream when they first came out and hated it. It was so oily and sticky. I've heard nothing but good things with their change in formulation, though.ReplyDelete
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Oh wow. I had no idea of this nor that they improved formulas. Makes total sense then ;o)Delete
I'm a HUGE fan of BB creams and I prefer them to foundations. Garnier has one of the best BB cream that I've tried, I may venture and try other brands but I always come back to it.ReplyDelete
ps: You're not the only one who hate using high end brands for everyday makeup, I am the same and just find it to be a complete waste of money.
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<3 good to know Shireen. Turns out there are a few of us here who do the same xxDelete
I'm kinda old school and stick to my beauty products which work for my skin for ages. I've heard a lot about BB Creams and always curious about it when in the drugstore. Gotta try this one by Garnier! Agree with you on expensive beauty products, Sonia! I'm using mine only for special occassions.ReplyDelete
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I stick to my faves too Ira. It's hard not too, especially if your skin is fairly particular like mine. When you find something that works, you never want to let it go! xxDelete
I haven't tried this BB cream but overall it sounds pretty awesome. I can relate about high-end items especially if I don't use them up in time. :]ReplyDelete
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Oh gosh I feel you on the having to replace something you use everyday and it's hella expensive. My two main makeup loves (foundation & concealer) are expensive so sometimes when I run out I just can't be bothered to pay to rebuy so I always have a drugstore back-up that I can use.ReplyDelete
I've never tried Garnier brand at all, so maybe I should try a BB cream.
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It really can add up. And for me I always find they run out right at the worst moments too. xxDelete
This cream looks great!ReplyDelete
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I wish all the best for you too <3
Amazing review. Have this product a matt effect?
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Always Miguel <3 And yes, it does have a nice, matte finish. I probably should have included this in the post right?! Ahahaha xxDelete
i have never try a cc or bb cream must be a great experienceReplyDelete
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I love Garnier BB cream! It's the perfect weight and texture!ReplyDelete
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I can completely understand where you're coming from with regard to using the more expensive products for 'best', though sadly I'm doing the opposite and watching money wash away with my cleanser each night. Ugh! Anyway, to answer the question, I've never used any BB cream before, though I'm certainly interested in doing so as I've seen so many positive blog reviews on those who have tried one and loved it. Hope you're well Sonia :)ReplyDelete
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Ahh well, cleansers and moisturisers are a different story Gabrielle. I do the same. They all tally into the hundreds of dollars no less too but it can not be helped. xxDelete
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Have you ever tried a DD cream? It's also a moisturizer, has a Spf protection (great to protect the skin) and some are antiaging (good for me... ).ReplyDelete
It's a long time since I last used Garnier, but I have do give a try to this BB product :)
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No I haven't, but I will look into it Elena. Thanks xxDelete
I haven't been very lucky with bb creams so far, they all look too dark on me...ReplyDelete
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I've never tried this! It sounds amazing! Have a fun upcoming weekend!ReplyDelete
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I've been looking for a new BB cream to try, this one sounds good thanks!ReplyDelete
I tried the garnier bb cream, but I guess the one in my country has a bit different formula thus my skin is not happy with it. It caused a major break out on my skin :/ Hopefully I can find suitable bb cream from the drugstore for me. By the way thank you so much for the sweetest comment on my blog dear <3ReplyDelete
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Oh no. I hope you find one that works for you V xxDelete
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I tried this BB cream and thought it was awful, no coverage at all! Great post though xReplyDelete
Oh no. I probably should have mentioned that my skin is fairly clear so I only really need a light coverage xxDelete
I like Garnier products, I think they are quite good at a reasonable price. Have a great week!ReplyDelete
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I have never used a BB cream. I have bought some Garner hair styling products and like the brand.ReplyDelete
need to try this!ReplyDelete
Love BB cream! Garnier tinted moisturizer is amazing as well! Great for those days you don't feel like putting on full make up. =)ReplyDelete
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This is my fav bb cream <3ReplyDelete
I know what you mean, Sonia! I have more drugstore or Jap/Korean brand skincare and cosmetics that I use daily despite having more high end counter brands. I can't imagine using the higher end and expensive ones on a daily basis and would only use them occasionally. We do not have Garnier BB cream. Only their lightening complex.ReplyDelete
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So, chocolate.
It's hot here. Like, stupid Midwest hot. And humid too. I spent a whole ten minutes outside today, pulling out those clumps of weeds hat had grown in the cracks of my driveway. I come back inside, and I feel wet, dirty, and uncomfortable.
So, chocolate.
If you were to ask my husband his favorite pie, he'd say French Silk. And while that is a great pie choice, French Silk is incredibly heavy and rich. Kind of like the weather outside. So, no French Silk.
However, a nice, light, airy, Chocolate Chiffon would do nicely.
For the record, a French Silk is straight-up chocolate, butter, sugar, vanilla, and eggs. A Chocolate Cream pie is the next step down in terms of heaviness: milk, sugar, egg yolks, cornstarch, sugar, butter, vanilla. A Chiffon pie is the lightest of them all: chocolate, egg yolks, sugar, gelatin, and whipped egg whites.
And remember, it's hot...so light it is. Besides, it's been quite awhile since I've done a chiffon pie.
When that day comes that I start actively looking for a new house, I will put "excellent natural lighting in the kitchen" at the top of my list. Because it would make my photographs here look a little better. Anyway. I present the cast above: chocolate chips, egg yolks, sugar, gelatin, egg whites, more sugar. Funny that these little quantities will increase here soon...
When beaten together, egg yolks and sugar become this thick, pale-colored ribbon of goodness. Agitation can be a good thing (but please don't tell my children this).
Once upon a time, long ago, the concept of folding whipped egg whites into any kind of batter seemed daunting to me. After all, it seemed so precise and delicate, which meant I would probably mess it up. These days, though, it's a technique I'm no longer afraid of. In this chiffon, I've tempered the eggs and chocolate, beaten in the softened gelatin, and above, I'm folding in those magnificently sugared egg whites. That graham cracker pie crust I found in my pantry stands by, waiting to receive the airy chocolaty goodness.
And once I pour it in, it's off to the fridge to set up. Later on tonight, I'll quick-whip up a topping and
be done with it. There may be leftovers for breakfast tomorrow, there may not.
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Chad Reed signed a two-year deal to contest the 250 Supercross and 250 OutdoorNational's beginning next year.
Winning the first five 125cc Supercross races you enter will catch the eyeof Factory Team Managers. "Chad's been amazing for the Yamaha of Troy teamthis year. He's holeshot and won, he's won from the back of the pack, helooks smooth and aggressive simultaneously," explains Keith McCarty, TeamYamaha Factory Race Manager. "The backside of triple-jumps could be madefrom glass and Chad wouldn't scratch the surface." Smooth, tactical, andfast, Chad Reed will be a favorite to win in the 250cc class next year.
"My goal is to win the 125 championships, gain even more experience, and beready to win in the 250 class next year," says Chad Reed. "I couldn't havescripted the start to this year any better, winning and signing with TeamYamaha. In the last few years alone Dowd, Fonseca, Roncada, Windham, Henryand McGrath have all won championships on their Yamaha YZ's, I hope my namewill be added to that list!"
Chad Reed will continue his quest for the 2002 125cc East Supercross and 125National Championships aboard his Yamaha of Troy YZ250F four-stroke.