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Sydney FC v Brisbane | Friday, December 30, 7.50pm (AEDT), Allianz Stadium, Sydney
Two of the A-League's form teams square up in what is clearly the match of the round.
Sydney FC is coming off the back of their 4-0 demolition away at Adelaide and the Roar extended their unbeaten run to 10 games with a home draw against the Wanderers.
Sydney FC will want to finish the calendar year on a high with another solid performance in their final home game of 2016.
It's a short week for the Sky Blues, but they're in great form and have plenty of depth so don't be surprised if Arnie rotates a player or two.
The Roar have played on the counter to good effect this season and I expect them to do the same in this match.
Good news for Brisbane has been the outstanding form of Thomas Broich (pictured below). With another sublime assist, this time for Brown against the Wanderers, the German is again the key man in helping Roar climb up the ladder.
KEY BATTLE: Milos Ninkovic v Thomas Broich
Both foreigners and both key to their respective team's success this season.
Ninkovic has been outstanding and involved in almost everything going forward for Sydney while Broich is showing that age is no problem and can still provide the killer ball.
The Verdict
Sydney are just too strong at the moment and I find it hard to see Roar stopping their momentum.
Unibet Odds: Sydney FC 1.72 Draw 3.90 Brisbane 5.00
Tip: Sydney
Correct score: Sydney FC 2-1
Central Coast v Melbourne City | Saturday, December 31, 7pm (AEDT), Central Coast Stadium, Gosford
The New Year's Eve game has become somewhat of a tradition and it's great for fans to get out and celebrate with their team.
With the Mariners still struggling to score, they'll need plenty of support to help their side out of their current predicament and up the ladder.
Without a win in four games, coaches can sometimes look to make drastic changes but with the Mariners, they're limited because of a squad mixed with youth and experience but lacking of depth.
City will look to exploit the Mariners' defensive frailties and after their incredible 3-3 draw with Perth, they'll want to make sure they take all three points in Gosford.
City have had no problem scoring this season, but on occasions, they've shown weaknesses in defence and against the Glory, this was clear to see.
With Sydney (30 points) extending their lead at the top of the table, and both Roar (21 points) and Victory (23 points) looking to push away, City (19 points) can't afford any more slip ups.
KEY BATTLE: Roy O'Donovan v Bruno Fornaroli
Fornaroli (pictured above) will be delighted he scored a brace but also frustrated he missed two penalties against Perth.
Despite their lack of scoring, O'Donovan has looked dangerous and scored four goals so far this season but in this match-up, it's hard to see Bruno being outdone and the Uruguayan should add to his tally.
The Verdict
City have always bounced back from a disappointing result and this game will be no different.
Unibet Odds: Central Coast 6.50 Draw Melbourne City 1.50
Tip: Melbourne City
Correct score: Melbourne City 3-1
Wellington Phoenix v Adelaide United | Sunday, January 1, 5.35pm (AEDT), Westpac Stadium
With this being the New Year's Day game there won't be any celebrating until after the match for these two sides.
Having played a few New Year's day games myself, it's a little distracting when there's so much celebrating going on around you but a win for either side will fill the void.
Wellington's transformation in recent games, since their coaching change, has been impressive.
They're scoring goals and looking dangerous but still conceding too many, a problem quite a few teams have at the moment.
Defending champs Adelaide have hit rock bottom, in what is certainly one of the biggest falls from grace in the A-League.
With loss after loss, the players now look deflated and the situation is only getting worse. It's now looking increasingly unlikely the coaching staff will be able to rectify things this season.
But if they can somehow manage an unlikely win in Wellington, then that may give the Reds a desperately needed boost.
KEY BATTLE: Kosta Barbarouses v Sergio Cirio
With a goal last week, Kosta could be the man to do the damage again. Blessed with pace and an eye for goal, I think he'll be on the scoresheet again this week.
Cirio (pictured above) was injured early in the season and now the reds need him back to his best.
During a bad run, it takes key men stepping up and doing something special and Cirio has the ability to change the current situation.
The Verdict
With the Reds really struggling this is a great opportunity for Phoenix to capitalise and I think they will.
Unibet Odds: Wellington 2.35 Draw 3.50 Adelaide United 3.05
Tip: Wellington
Correct score: Wellington 2-0
Western Sydney v Perth | Sunday, January 1, 7.50pm (AEDT), ANZ Stadium
The Wanderers' home form hasn't been great this season and it would seem they're missing their spiritual Wanderland home at Parramatta.
With a couple of draws in recent times, the Wanderers need to continue to play their positive, attractive brand of football to achieve maximum points. It isn't always easy to do when the results aren't there, but Western Sydney earned a good point against Brisbane on Friday and that should give them confidence going into this match.
With Santalab out suspended and Bulut out altogether, options up front are limited so expect something creative from Tony Popovic.
Perth played out an epic 3-3 draw with City showcasing the teams good and bad points all in one match.
Like many other teams, they have the ability to score but also concede far too easily so it's a constant struggle for balance.
Western Sydney will dominate possession with Perth looking to catch them on the counter so defensively, both teams need to be on their game.
KEY BATTLE: Nicolas Martinez v Diego Castro
Two foreigners with immense quality and both are a joy to watch. Martinez started on the bench against Roar and instantly changed the match when he came on.
Castro (pictured above) has the ability to score and set up play and is crucial if Perth are to win this match.
The Verdict
The Wanderers will finally get a win in front of their home support and start the New Year off in style.
Unibet Odds: Western Sydney 1.90 Draw 3.75 Perth 4.05
Tip: Western Sydney
Correct score: Western Sydney 2-1
Melbourne Victory v Newcastle Jets | Monday, January 2, 7.50pm (AEDT), Simonds Stadium, Geelong
A very short turnaround for Victory after Wednesday's match against the Mariners.
With many teams having problems defensively, the Victory have been impressive in that department with Spaniard Alan Baro and James Donachie keeping things very tight in recent weeks.
Some very encouraging signs from the Jets over the past few rounds, especially in attack where they are beginning to create chances, and a lot of chances at that.
With all their players back on board, things have turned around for Newcastle and they are starting to climb up the ladder.
The Jets will have a tough time containing Victory's deadly attack and with Melbourne at home, they'll be too strong in this one.
KEY BATTLE: Besart Berisha v Andrew Nabbout
Up front, it's all about confidence and both these men are in fine scoring form.
Berisha is both a workhorse and a cool finisher while Nabbout (pictured above) has impressed with his pace and goal scoring touch this season.
But at home, Besart will come out on top.
The Verdict
Victory are playing great football and are in top form. I expect that to continue in this match.
Unibet Odds: Melbourne Victory 1.40 Draw 4.75 Newcastle 8.50
Tip: Melbourne Victory
Correct score: Melbourne Victory 3-1


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My personal impression is that the day-to-day grind of a job is below the dignity of women. In a way, it is like being a hired hand, as result of the fall and the penalty for original sin. Of course the Lord and the Popes have raised the dignity of work as a way of husbands living out their vocation and duty. But the penalty for the woman as a result of the fall was pain in childbirth (which requires having babies), not to work. Sending our wives out to work should be a very last resort, a misfortune, so it shouldn't be part of a plan for young ladies before they even get a start at family life.
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So to start with you are usually in great natural surroundings, protected from the harsh sun (Spain, Italy, etc), or wind and rain (there are loads in the UK ;-) just joking) in the heart of a forest, often by a lake, cycling tracks, hiking areas, etc. Usually a superb place for a family day out or a picnic. And there are usually many nice walks in the surrounding areas, for those who do not 'have the bottle' (which is very unlikely to be the excuse these people give – bad back, knee problems, allergy to pine needles, etc).
Those with 'the bottle' have great fun working their way along mapped out courses through the tree tops. The parks usually have several courses to suit varying degrees of ability and 'bottle', a little like the green, blue, red, black run system used for skiing!
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Stephen Hunt believes Wolverhampton Wanderers are ready to see the best of him after returning to full fitness.
The midfielder, who joined from Hull City in the summer, is hoping to complete 90 Premier League minutes for the first time in Wanderers colours this weekend when Bolton visit Molineux on Saturday.
Hunt's pre-season preparations were hardly ideal with a foot injury suffered in the last campaign resulting in the Republic of Ireland international enduring six months on the sidelines.
But the 29-year-old, who has been in the team for Wolves' recent games against the current top four, claims he is ready to help Mick McCarthy's side get out of the bottom three.
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Hi Guys,
the first Trailer and the Poster for the new TERMINATOR : GENISYS are out.
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The Dark and Gritty Filters that were used in TERMINATOR:SALVATION are no longer. The new Terminator looks a whole lot like Terminator 3 and i can´t say that i am particularly happy about that.
Christian Bale is not in it, what i think is a terrible Mistake. If i remember right, there were two more TERMINATOR Movies planned with Christian Bale as John Connor and i was really looking forward to that. The third TERMINATOR Movie with Arnold was terrible and i have my Doubts that TERMINATOR : GENISYS will be a whole lot better than the last One Arnold was in. But let´s give this Movie a chance.
The Start will be in 2015 and there seem to be two Arnolds walking around in it. An older Version of the Terminator and a younger One that looks more like the T-800 from TERMINATOR : SALVATION.
Everything looks VERY PG and if the Rumors that are going around atm are true, the Movie will actually be PG. If the Movie is great, this shouldn´t be a problem but i have very bad Experiences with PG Sequels to R-Rated Action Movies. So let´s hope they don´t PG the Life out of it. Couldn´t really see any Violence in the Trailer though.
The Trailer starts with a shot from the Future showing some Hunter Killers flying around in the Sky. The Scenes from the Future look very good and for me they were the best Part of the Trailer.
Jason Clarke replaces Christian Bale as John Connor. Last Time i saw him was in DAWN OF THE PLANET OF THE APES and he was good. But he always reminds me of Chandler from FRIENDS so not really sure if he can pull off JOHN CONOR.
A lot of the Scenes show the War in the Future and most Scenes look pretty good. Again, that´s the Part i liked about the Trailer. However, i really liked the dark Look from the fourth Installment of the Series so i hope the Movie isn´t too bright and flashy. There are Scenes of a Bus that flies through the Air after it had an Accident and it was very over the Top.
There is a cool new Terminator that looks a bit like the Police Robot from ROBOCOP. You know, the One with the malfunction that walks around and shoots the Guy to Pieces.
The Movie also features another T-800, that is played by Aaron V. Williamson and Jai Courtney takes over the Role of Kyle Reese. He was in the latest DIE HARD Movie and played Bruce Willis and his Acting wasn´t particularly good. But maybe he will be better in here.
Some Scenes seem to take place during the Time of TERMINATOR 1 and you see the Opening Scene where Kyle is in the Supermarket looking for Clothes. But the Scenes look different, so i assume Syknet was able to send someone back to that very same day in order to kill John or his Mother. From what you see, it could be that Sarah Conner comes back in Time in order to save Kyle Reese, who is about to get his Ass kicked by a T1000. So yeah, maybe she wants to change Kyles sad Fate from Part 1 by keeping him alive.
The Movie seems to be under heavy Fire throughout the Internet and i really don´t want to join that Bashing-Chorus before i even the Movie. Some of the Effects look Amazing and chances are it will be a very good Movie. The Poster is absolutely awesome, though it´s not sure if that will be the Main Poster. My Gut Feelings aren´t good but i would SO love if TERMINATOR : GENISYS will be able to Surprise me in a Positive Way! Let´s all Hope the Best!


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Discussion in 'Off Topic' started by IOWA, Feb 16, 2010.
I'm putting this in my front lawn. Seriously.
most likely illegal.
it would be like telling anyone to go ahead and harm/kill your neighbor.
got a good one too
So I guess you voted for bush twice.
Ok not trying to start political debate here, there's already a thread on that. This was a joke. And I *do* take *my* constitutional rights very seriously
Anyone who comes against them, are my enemy. (Obama)
I recognize this....from here
Lesser of two evils right?
I voted for my dog this last election. She's the lesser of three evils
LOL. I'm voting for Robin Williams.
I tend to lean Libertarian, I also prize individual rights and freedoms over all else.
BTW, I love that sign, its so true. When it comes to guns I believe "It's better to have one and not need it than to need one and not have it."
illegal? No. Actually, it will probably save the life of the robber by choosing another abode to rob. My AR-15 will shoot clean thru my doors, and their body armor, so they would not get very far into my home. With our new State laws we don't have to retreat, hide or even wait to see if they are armed anymore or even wait for them to enter the house before using deadly force.
Almost military spec there.
Check this out, i picked one up not to long ago, with the matching pistol and extended mags.
cx4storm beretta - semiautomatic carbine
I've got a nice heavy shroud and laser scope. It's extremely accurate.
Iowa, you are making me debate a new 'security system' for my place. My 10gauge is looking antiquated compared to that. I agree tho, it is OUR RIGHT to arm ourselves
Guns are evil.
I'm telling you, it's a very nice weapon. Especially with the 30 round extended mags that fit in both the rifle, AND matching pistol.
because Obama did what he said
where is the change? lol it is not coming
you need a better pic
Love the pic!
Here are a few of my favs
lol love the first one
Gotta love the Marine mentality.. Kill em all. Let god sort them out.
Has anyone seen the show, "Snipers: Inside the Cross hairs" on the History Channel? If you havnt, you should. Anyway this old marine sniper was being interviewed and said, "Oh I loved to be a sniper. I loved the feeling of hunting something that could hunt me back."
Good show. On the whole gun thing, they wont be taking mine! I have alot, my favorites of all mine is the WWII Kar98 my great grandfather brought back, and my civilian M40A3.
What I like about my 10g is that it will put a nice big hole in what/whoever it is pointed at. But I am checking into what you got cause I am always game for more guns to protect me and mine
Yes! Love that show. That one Marine sniper from nam. Carlos Hathcock Amazing
Where can i buy one of those signs?
My needs are simple. I have two 1911's (an upstairs gun, and a downstairs gun), and a XD-40 in the car, and all are kept in condition 1. I have several fully loaded magazines for each scattered around the house in the event of a running firefight.
My house is protected by JHP.
i carry my sidearm with me through my house, and place of business,(yes it is legal), and have a cx4 upstairs and downstairs, loaded and ready to go. locked up of course. and theres nothing wrong with a classic shotty. it often instills so nuch fear, theres no need to pull the trigger.
I just wanna know what happened to pulling the troops out. I would be in Afghanistan right now if I didn't get injured. Now I get to live with nerve damage and all sorts of fun things. Hooah.


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Where to Shop
If you like antique hunting try Horncastle which has an array of shops selling junk, vintage porcelain, books and whatever else antique dealers can get their hands on. Hemswell north of Lincoln on the A15 is a must for antique hunters – several large old RAF buildings full of a combination of junk, repro and really nice expensive antiques.
If you like independent shops there are two places to head to – one is uphill Lincoln known as Bailgate, the other is the charming market town of Louth. Also, look around Woodhall Spa – some nice new gifty shops have recently opened.
Loads of Garden Centres around here but I find the one in Anwick on the way to Sleaford the best value for money.
Where to shop for food
I do my 'normal' food shopping in the small supermarket Budgens in Woodhall Spa. There's the Coop in Woodhall as well. There's a Tescos in Horncastle and all the usual suspects (Morrisons, Tescos, Sainsburys) in Lincoln – even a Waitrose! There are 2 delicatessens in Woodhall and a particularly good butcher's (Hirst's). If they've run out of what you want then there's the other butchers about half way down the Broadway. Markets abound in the area (see next section). Farmer's Markets are great, see www.selectlincolnshire.com to find out where and when. There are also nice farm shops around such as the Field Farm Organics, Horncastle and Manor Farm Shop in Leasingham. Abbey Farm Shop on the A17 is especially nice and is famous for its asparagus. They also have a super little restaurant there – local food and huge portions! You can stop and shop at the Oslinc farm shop between Horncastle and Revesby to buy your ostrich burger, sausage or steak. Also for sale is zebra, crocodile, kangaroo, boar and venison (not from local sources!). You can get your venison from Fen Farm Venison (phone them first) who are often at Farmers' Markets.
If you've not visited the Fens before, it's worth a drive around Boston and beyond– the real flat fenlands that Lincolnshire is so well known for – look at the big fields of vegetables, daffs etc – but mind you don't drive into a ditch or dyke – the whole area is basically reclaimed land. Further south and down towards Spalding and King's Lynn, there's vast areas given over to growing vegetables. Worth seeing where your veg in Tescos comes from! Big farm shops too.
For any last minute things you've forgotten remember there's a little shop & P.O. in Martin or for more items like cereal, jam, honey, eggs, plum bread, crisps, chocolates and juice, just ask me – I sell Hamper 'spares' down in the Course room.
& Drink!
Batemans Brewery in Wainfleet. Visitor centre, tours, shop and plenty of beer!
8 Sail Brewery, Heckington (next to windmill). One beer uses barley milled at the windmill.
Skidbrooke Cyder Company, nr Louth – produces a natural clear full-flavoured cider.
Weekly Markets (updated March 2015)
Alford– Tuesday and Friday
Boston (Market Place) – Wednesday and Saturday; (Bargate Green) Wednesday
Caistor – Saturday
Crowland – Friday
Gainsborough – Tuesday and Saturday
Grantham – Saturday
Grimsby (Top Town) – Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday (Freeman Street) – Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturday
Holbeach – Thursday and Saturday
Horncastle – Thursday and Saturday
Lincoln (Sincil Street & Central Market) – Monday to Saturday
Long Sutton – Friday
Louth – Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
Mablethorpe – Thursday
Market Rasen – Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturday
Scunthorpe – Friday and Saturday
Skegness – Sunday to Saturday
Sleaford – Monday, Friday and Saturday
Spalding – Tuesday and Saturday
Spilsby – Monday (except Bank Holidays)
Stamford – Friday
Wainfleet – Friday
Farmers' Markets (updated March 2015)
Barton – second Saturday of each month
Boston – third Wednesday of each month
Brigg – fourth Saturday of each month
Horncastle – fourth Saturday of each month
Lincoln: City Square – first Friday of each month along the
Lincoln High Street on the second Wednesday of each month in
Lincoln Castle Square on the third Saturday of each month.
Louth – fourth Wednesday of each month
North Hykeham – fourth Friday of each month
Sleaford – first Saturday of each month
Spalding – first Saturday of every month
Stamford – Friday fortnightly
More Markets & Fairs (updated March 2015)
Boston Craft Market – every Thursday
Hemswell Sunday Market – Sunday
Horncastle Craft Market- 2nd Saturday of the month
Louth Craft Market- 3rd Saturday of the month
Louth Food Market- 2nd Friday of the month
Spilsby Market & Auction – Monday (except Bank Holidays
Manor Farm Shop Leasingham.
Abbey Farm Shop East Heckington
The Manor Farm Shop, Swineshead
Leagate Farm Shop nr Coningsby
Field Farm Organics, Horncastle
Oslinc Farm Shop, Nr Revesby
Doddington Farm Shop, Doddington
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Microsoft Shuts Down Waledac Spam Botnet
Last week, Microsoft, like Google, took on a whole new level of cyber defense by shutting down the Waledac spam botnet.
According to the Microsoft video of the takedown, Waledac was capable of sending 1.5 billion spam messages a day. And in an 18 day period, Hotmail blocked 651 million waledac messages. The Waledac botnet is very intelligent, it not only has normal command and control features, but it also has peer to peer command and control, which makes it very hard to disable.
How effective was the shutdown? Not very according to a techworld article:
The U.K.-based anti-spam service Spamhaus echoed Stewart today. "If [Microsoft's take-down] did affect spam, we haven't noticed," said Richard Cox, the chief information officer at Spamhaus. Like Stewart, Cox also dismissed Waledac's threat as a spam engine.
"Waledac was not a high threat, it's less than 1% of the spam traffic," Cox said. "What we're worried about is Zeus, which is a far more damaging botnet, which is creating a substantial amount of spam."
If taking down a system that could deliver 1.5 Billion spams a day didn't even register, that's truly scary indeed…
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Jim Henson's Enchanted Sisters: Summer's Friendship Games
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Summer has always secretly enjoyed hanging out with Thunderbolt, one of the mischievous Weeds who bring disaster and mayhem everywhere they go. Sure, the Weeds have acted poorly in the past, but they can't be all bad . . . right? Summer's sisters couldn't disagree with her more-especially after the boys ruin Summer's bonfire party. When the two teams of magical siblings are encouraged by Mother Nature and Bluster Tempest to settle their disagreements in a series of competitive sports, Summer and Thunderbolt are forced to stop talking. But is winning and siding with their siblings really worth ruining their friendship?
The fourth installment of this charming series is perfectly suited for newly independent readers who love the Rainbow Fairies and Candy Fairies series. Don't miss Spring's adventure, also in Winter 2015!


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"Printing in 3-D", says U.S. Public Knowledge attorney Michael Weinberg, "is a disruptive technology that raises a lot of intellectual property issues".
Public Knowledge is a Washington, DC-based advocacy group for consumers' rights, and although 3D printing is still new technology, the lawyers have already started taking sides in preparation for the next big legal confrontation of the digital age.
Consider the case of one Thomas Valenty, an American computer graphic artist who lives and works in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Valenty, who owns a MakerBot 3D printer, made copies of figures from the tabletop game Warhammer. He then spent a week making modifications to these, eventually devising two Warhammer-styled figures of his own. He posted the files for free downloading on Thingiverse, a site that lets 3D printer enthusiasts share files.
After a time Games Workshop, the British company who make Warhammer, got wind of Valenty's figures and brought in a team of lawyers. Said lawyers in turn sent Thingiverse a takedown notice, citing the USA's Digital Millenium Copyright Act. Thingiverse removed the files in the belief that they were legally obligated to do so.
But were they?
It seems to be far from clear. Physical objects — we're not talking about intellectual property like concepts or designs but hard, tangible things — are generally covered not by copyright but by patent law. Patents cover entire, assembled works and not individual components or derived objects. They also expire — all of which tends to make patent law far friendlier to the general public than copyrights. At least in the USA, where these cases are soon to arise.
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Unsurprisingly, this movie is not being shown in San Francisco yet. Will have to venture off into the suburbs to see this one on Sunday.
Actually it's being shown at the Metreon on 4th and Mission. I will be there!
Well, don't look in Walnut Creek or Pleasant Hill. Neither of the Cinemark outlets out here are showing it. However, the CineFArts in Pleasant Hill IS showing Bill Maher's crap sandwich on the "foolishness of religion".


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On this episode of Outside the Envelope, Rick and Brian (who could not find a guest with whom to share their misery) talk about the limp parody of the found footage genre, A Haunted House.
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I am looking at a purchasing a 2000 outback sedan w/ 91000miles. i was wondering if there was anything specific i should check out, know issues with this model around this mileage. or if anyone could point me in the direction of another place where outback owners gather and chat and could help me out before i purchase. thanks in advance.
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really most outbacks in general are owned by older people who generally take great care of their subies, check for service records, if you have the vin you can go to www.my.subaru.com and look at the service history, most subies if they have issues are minor and an easy fix, i drive a 93 Legacy with 187,000 miles on and have no issues, use your intuition and listen to the motor before your purchase
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Where are you located? I have an 87 that has been a great truck other than issues with the 700R4 tranny.
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text: I noticed this yesterday at 10:45 PM, while returning back from my office. I have driven the car for 35 minutes (around 28kms) on the commute. I usually turn off A/C and keep the blower running, when ever I am less than 5 minutes from reaching home. Yesterday I did the same thing and observer some strange behavior.  I turned off A/C when I was around 2 KM away from home and kept the blower running. After ½ KM drive, my car engine stopped. As there was no traffic, I turned on panic lights and managed to steer the car to road side. Car started normally on the first attempt to start. I some what felt that very cold air being blown. I turned off blower and opened windows and driven back to home. When I came out of car to open the gate, I noticed some strange noise (in sync with engine sound) from back side of the car. It sounded like noise from damaged silencer. After parking the car, I noticed mist formation on the A/C louvers and center console. I am yet to check my car again or take it to TASC. Any one faced such behavior before? Is it normal?


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From 1932 to 1938 Greenlee Field on Bedford Avenue in the Hill District was home to the Pittsburgh Crawfords and partly owned by African American Gus Greenlee. Last summer, a Negro Leagues historian from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana found rare photographs in the architecture archives at Carnegie Mellon University.
Professor Geri Strecker was researching Hall of Famer Oscar Charleston, whom Greenlee hired away from the Homestead Grays to be the Crawfords' player/manager. The team also had Josh Gibson, Satchel Paige, Cool Papa Bell and Judy Johnson.
Strecker says the field was demolished in 1938 because it was the best location (flat and inexpensive to grade) for much-needed public housing. She says the owners didn't want to give it up but were told by the City that if they didn't sell, the land would be taken anyway. Bedford Dwellings is still on the site.
Greenlee Field architect Louis Bellinger, an African American, also designed the New Granada Theater on Centre Avenue, which is now abandoned but the focus of preservation efforts.
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At a small community garden on the corner of Ridgeview Drive and Fairmont Avenue in City Heights, there are a few plots filled with straggling end-of-summer vegetables. There are tomatoes, pole beans and squash, but the lot is noticeably bare. Out of the 19 garden beds, only six have anything growing in them.
That's because gardeners at the Ridgeview Community Garden don't have access to water on their land.
Instead of using a hose to water their beds, they've been hauling water from their homes in gallon jugs and old laundry detergent containers. Garden organizer Jeanette Neeley said it's a heavy burden — literally — for many of the senior gardeners. –Speak City Heights on YouTube.
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Awards 2016
Al Grant Award - Dennis Wolford
Mr. Wolford has always supported ongoing professional education for the hospital staff. Even in financially lean times money was made available to keep the staff current with the standards of practice and certifications for their respective fields. Mr. Wolford felt it was important that he set the example concerning professional improvement. In August of 1988 he completed the requirements to obtain his board certification as a Fellow with the American College of Healthcare Executives.
Mr. Wolford also became a member of the Tennessee Hospital Association. He has lent his support to the various programs of THA and has served as a member of the THA Council on Clinical and Professional Practices. In conjunction with his work with THA, Mr. Wolford has met with various political groups and individuals to voice the concerns and/or support of particular piece of legislation that could impact small hospitals statewide. As a result of Mr. Wolford's political involvement, several of our elected officials have visited MCGH. Mr. Wolford succeeded in putting a face on small rural hospitals for those who cast the votes that can help or hurt at the local level.
Collaboration Award - TN's CSH Initiative, TN Department of Education
Coordinated School Health (CSH) is a collaborative approach to learning and health. Establishing healthy behaviors during childhood is a more effective than trying to change unhealthy behaviors during adulthood. Schools play a critical role in promoting the health and safety of young people and also their families and the community. To have the most positive impact on the health outcomes of young people, government agencies, community organizations, schools, and other community members must work together through a collaborative and comprehensive approach.
The CSH model serves as a strategy for shaping the future health, education and social well-being of students and ultimately the communities in which they live (Stolz, Coburn & Knickelbein, 2009). A coordinated program promotes students' optimal learning ability. Its success depends on the effective integration of these components and the subsequent academic success of children.
Rural Health Practitioner of the Year - Dr. Charles Alderson
This year's recipient is no stranger to rural healthcare. He has served over 40 years in his beloved county. Many who talk about the hospital say he is the hospital. Here are some of the kind words they have to sasy about him. He is a special person to many in the county. This one thankful person, who had been in a terrible accident, was told the next morning that God and Dr. Alderson saved his life the night before. Later when I returned to the hospital to thank him, I found him making his rounds and he told me "that I had tried to sprout wings three times on us that night, I better not hear of you being in another stupid situation again or I'll jerk you out myself (he takes his work seriously)." Another supporter states that her relationship with Dr. Alderson spans over 40 years. "He was first her family physician and surgeon when he arrived in Decatur County in 1970. Later after graduating nursing school, I returned to Decatur County and worked beside Dr. Alderson for 20 years. But this says it best of this rural healthcare doctor, "No doubt he could have practiced anywhere, but he chose instead to move to rural West Tennessee and serve Decatur and adjoining counties. For more than 40 years he has worked tirelessly to deliver quality healthcare to our area. The impact of his contribution is immeasurable.
Award of Merit - Cheryl Wooten
The person who submitted this individual for the Award of Merit made these comments "She will never buy a yacht but she will continue to pay it forward and make a difference in the lives of those that work to improve themselves and contribute to the medical field. As a teacher of HOSA, you would expect that she works to insure her students became doctors, nurses, or others who work tirelessly in the field of medicine. But additionally, I know she does so much more than is expected in her job. And she has worked to raise well over $150,000 to help rural students experience and to learn, which keeps them involved and interested in the field of medicine.
Just some of the accomplishments of this recipient: In the community, outside of her responsibilities as the Health Science/HOSA instructor, she has taught the American Heart Association approved CPR and other first aid classes to former students and others who need to certification. She provides refresher information and tutoring for students enrolled in health-related programs in college and technology centers. She worked to put together a program to teach all the bus drivers and about 40 of the teachers and coaches how to respond and then to properly apply CPR to any emergency situation. Our recipient has been the sponsor of an Eating Disorders program, was available during the Dover Halloween Festival for emergencies, above and beyond her job as HOSA instructor she has been the advisor to over 11 state officers, advisor to a national officer, served as TN HOSA Management team and 3 years on the National HOSA Board of Directors.
Legislator of the Year - Matthew Hill
State Representative Matthew Hill of Jonesborough has been a strong advocate of improved healthcare in Tennessee during his tenure at the Tennessee General Assembly. For many years Representative Hill has advocated for the expansion of scope of services for dental hygienists in Tennessee. This expansion would lead to more dental services being offered in Tennessee, particularly in rural Tennessee where there is a shortage of dentists. This past year, Representative Hill sponsored House Bill 976 that authorizes the expansion of Teledentistry in Tennessee. This bill was one of RHAT's legislative priority bills. This bill was approved by the General Assembly and is now Public Chapter 918. Representative Matthew Hill is from Jonesborough, TN. He was elected to represent the 7th House District in 2004. He is currently a member of the House Health Committee and the House Finance Ways and Means Committee. Representative Hill is married and lives in Jonesborough. When he is not in Nashville working as a legislator, he works as a broadcaster in his community.Representative Matthews has worked very hard to support funding for the Department of Health and Tenncare. He has a passion for improving his community and the lives of all Tennesseans.
Presidential Awards -Bill Jolley Walter Fletcher
President Randall Kirby had Sandy Hayes, RHAT ED, to present the 2016 presidential awards to Bill Jolley and Walter Fletcher. These awards go to individuals who have assisted th president and the Association significantly through out the past year. Bill Jolley provided immeasurable support and guidance as the past president and Walter Fletcher, as a long standing board member, offered his knowledge of operations and encouragement to Randall throughout the year.
Outgoing Board Members -Deb Murph Jill Beason
RHAT also recognized its outgoing Board Members Deb Murph and Jill Beason. These ladies have worked tirelessly for many years in support of the rural health of Tennesseans and the Rural Health Association as well.
Al Grant Award - Pete DeBusk
Al Grant has been an instrumental figure in the birth and growth of State Rural Health Associations across the nation. There are 36 state associations in total. He is truly a proponent of rural life and is the ideal embodiment of the citizen legislator, combining his public health knowledge with political savvy and persistence to better the State of Tennessee and its citizens. This award is bestowed upon an individual who has exhibited above-and-beyond exemplary-initiative in forwarding the cause of rural health in Tennessee over the person's career. This recipient should display the ability to bring together multi-faceted individuals to the common good of the health of all rural citizens of Tennessee.
Dr. Pete DeBusk was raised on a farm in rural Appalachia where Tennessee, Kentucky and Virginia meet in the Cumberland mountain range. Dr. DeBusk attended Lincoln Memorial University and University of Georgia. He founded STAT Medical in 1973 which in 1982 has grown into DeRoyal Industries, Inc., and its affiliates. Today, it is one of the most well-known aggressive medical device manufacturers in the international healthcare market. Dr. DeBusk says that he is no great inventor, but is good at noticing needs and problems and finding solutions. As Chairman of the Board of Trustees for Lincoln Memorial University (LMU) he set out to guide the university to meet the community education needs. In 2005, as part of the Med-Pac committee, he was educated about the shortage of primary care physicians in the region and nationally. He saw an opportunity to leverage his experience and resources to develop a medical school at LMU. Osteopathic medicine was chosen as the focus for the medical school, because 60 to 70 percent of graduates are estimated to become family practitioners, of which there is a shortage in Tennessee that is acutely felt in rural communities. Due to the additional need for health care professionals, in 2009 the LMU-DCOM Physician Assistant Program was established to assist in alleviating the shortage of mid-level health care providers. In 2012-2013, Dr. DeBusk personally approached several funders with the idea of bringing "One Health" and Veterinary Education to the Appalachian region in response to the shortage of Veterinarians. In 2014, LMU opened the doors to the inaugural class of the LMU-College of Veterinary Medicine. There were 96 in the LMU-CVM Class of 2018. Thanks to Dr. Pete DeBusk, the regions residents are being provided with increased access to health care, health literacy, preventive services and health education by the physicians, faculty and students in rural areas of Tennessee, Appalachia and beyond.
Eloise Q. Hatmaker Distinguished Service Award - Mary Vance
This award recognizes an individual who has contributed outstanding service to the Association and rural health over a period of years. Eloise Q. Hatmaker was instrumental in the establishment of the State Office of Rural Health. As its first director, Ms. Hatmaker worked toward alleviating health workforce shortages in rural areas and also helped establish the Rural Health Association of Tennessee.
Mary Vance is the Executive Director of the Mountain Hope Good Shepherd Clinic and was instrumental in its development. Although the clinic is not located in a rural area of Sevier County, patients come from the rural corners of the county as well as other adjacent rural counties. Others who know Mary tell us that she has always had a deep passion for anything that is about rural health and access to it. In addition to her position at her clinic, Mary has held the chair position on the Rural Health Association of Tennessee's Legislative and Policy Committee and is current Chair of the East Tennessee Regional Health Council which represents 15 counties in East Tennessee.nShe has guided the policy positions which support rural healthcare for the state. Mary was instrumental in the formation of the Tennessee Charitable Care Network (TCCN) and is committed to our vision of a strong, compassionate health care safety net for all Tennesseans in need. A founding board member, she currently serves on the TCCN Board of Directors and as the Chair of the TCCN Public Policy Committee. In this role, she is a tireless advocate for the uninsured and underserved all across Tennessee.
Rural Health Practitioner of the Year - Dr. Jim Shine
This award is given to a direct service provider honored for leadership in bringing health services to citizens of rural Tennessee. Factors considered: must be a provider (physician or mid-level provider); must provide outstanding care; must be involved in the community; and must be providing a lasting contribution to the rural health care system in Tennessee.
Dr. Jim Shine is an integral part of the inter-professional Rural Training Track associated with the East Tennessee State University College of Nursing and the Quillen College of Medicine, training nursing and medical students in Johnson County, Tennessee for many years. He is a leader in his community who inspirers leadership in his mentees. He is a quietly passionate and expert physician who know how to move each learner along the development continuum toward professional expertise. Dr. Shine is the epitome of what a rural family doctor should look like. His personal commitment to evidence-based patient-centered care is exemplary. His patients clearly love and respect him. The students who work with him can see what a difference his care model can make in the outcomes of his patients. His students have had this to say, "It's hard to put in to words but you just knew that he cared about you as a student and as a person. He taught us a lot about compassion, team work and leadership."
This award is bestowed upon an individual who has made an outstanding contribution of major significance to rural health and is a member of the Association. Consideration shall be given to all areas of rural health. Nomination information should indicate that the individual's efforts have surpassed normal expectations and that efforts are exemplary of the dedication to the advancement of the health of the public.
Tonya Garner's name is synonymous with public health and wellness initiatives in Grundy County. She is known and trusted throughout the county as one who has the knowledge, skills, compassion and care to deliver effective programs that are improving outcomes for residents of rural Grundy and Franklin Counties. Tonya goes far above and beyond in providing Grundy County residents with health and wellness activities. Not only does she provide public health education programs offered by the Tennessee Department of Health (such as Baby and Me and Smoking Cessation), but she collaborates with other agencies, businesses, universities and individuals to offer even more opportunities to residents of Grundy County. Tonya Garner is working hard to improve health statistics in Grundy and Franklin counties. In part due to her efforts, Grundy County's health rankings have improved from ranking 87 out of 95 for health factors (health behaviors, clinical care, social and economic factors, and physical environment) in 2014, to 84 out of 95 health factors in 2015.
This award recognizes an outstanding individual, organization, company, governmental unit or other entity that has worked jointly with others to develop a process to achieve a common goal toward the betterment of rural health. This awardee demonstrates a team spirit that has motivated others to work with a positive synergy to cross disciplines or regions. This positive attitude and spirit of cooperation has transcended boundaries to ensure progress toward meeting the needs of our rural health communities.
Collaboration has been a key priority of the South Cumberland Health Network. In the beginning, the group consisted of representatives of the Grundy Health Council, the University of the South, Volunteer Behavioral Health Care System, the Beersheba Springs Medical Clinic, Delta Dental, Southern Tennessee Regional Health System and Mountain TOP Ministries. As we have grown, we have increasingly developed cross-sector collaborations, including the local public schools, churches, government officials, law enforcement agencies, public universities (UTK, UTC and MTSU) and regional hospitals (Erlanger and Park Ridge). We collaborated with the Chattanooga Medical Foundation to conduct six ACA Marketplace enrollment events in three counties, assisting over sixty previously-uninsured people. We partnered with Yale University to host two interns who assisted us with analysis of local data collected over the course of the year. We completed application for Grundy County's designation as a Healthier Tennessee Community. And we are proud to have been selected to participate in the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Roadmaps to Health Coaching Program. We are committed to the program's goal "to strengthen communities' capacity to create a culture of health for all residents."
Award of Merit - Karen & Steve Wickham
This award recognizes any individual, group of individuals, or agency, which made an outstanding contribution of major significance to the rural health movement. Nominees need not be association members. Factors taken into consideration include: broad benefits to health, innovative programs, unusual contributions or activities that provide outstanding benefit to the public's health and are consistent with the goals and objectives of the Association. The nominating agency should not consider longevity, discipline, popularity, and service generally expected in one's job. There will be no special consideration given to nominees who are anticipating retirement or have just retired.
Karen and Steve are both registered nurses and have dedicated their lives to helping others. After moving to Grundy County, Karen became involved with the health council and learned about a grant available through Marshall University for programs supporting chronic disease self-management. She and her husband were passionate about educating the community about diabetes and ways to possibly reverse it. Karen spent endless hours gathering data, writing objectives and getting letters of support from the community. The grant application was turned in and $160,000 was awarded to the county for Diabetes Prevention and Control.
Karen has worked with Friends of South Cumberland Plateau and the state parks to leverage monies to put in new playground equipment at the park in Tracy City. She also assists in serving healthy, diabetic friendly samples to the Food Bank on Tuesdays. Since February Karen has written about 42 health articles for the Grundy County Herald. She always includes activities going on in the community and ways for people to get healthier. Steve and Karen are relentless when it comes to working for this community. They are dedicated to sharing the knowledge that they work so hard to gain. They have touched the lives of close to 100 people in this community. Together, Stephen and Karen Wickham have dedicated over 216 hours of class time, at least 400 hours in curriculum hours, 100 hours of training and planning and 25 hours in community outreach events, for a total of close to 750 hours. There is no one in this county more deserving of an award more than this couple.
Presidential Awards - Angie Dotson Elaine Jackson Aaron Haynes
President Bill Jolley bestowed these awards to individuals who have assisted him and the Association significantly through out the past year. Both Angie Dotson and Elaine Jackson provided valuable support in their roles as conference chair and Middle Tennessee Vice President.
In recognition of the long-standing support from the UT Offices of Graduate and Continuing Medical Education, Aaron Haynes, Director, was presented with a special Presidential Award. Thank you for your many years of support which has contributed to the success of the Rural Health Association of Tennessee.
Legislator of the Year - Steve McDaniel
Nominated by the Rural Health Association of Tennessee Legislative Committee Representative Steve McDaniel was selected to receive the 2015 Legislator of the Year award. Representative Steve McDaniel (R—Parkers Crossroads) represents the 72nd House District in West Tennessee. Representative McDaniel lives in rural Tennessee and knows the issues and challenges of rural Tennesseans. He also knows the strength, beauty and values of rural Tennessee and is people. Last winter, Representative McDaniel introduced SB411/HB309, known as the "Prevention of Youth Access to Tobacco and Vapor Products Act", and was successful in addressing as many concerns as possible in one single piece of legislation by working with a variety of interested organizations including The American Cancer Society, the American Heart Association, the Rural Health Association of Tennessee, Children's Hospital Alliance of Tennessee, the tobacco industry, and many other organizations. The Prevention of Youth Access to Tobacco and Vapor Products Act was the culmination of his efforts to establish the legal framework to protect Tennessee's youth and the general public. This bill expanded the definition of "vapor products" and imposed restrictions to access to vapor products in the retail markets across Tennessee. One purpose was to prohibit the sale or distribution of vapor products to, or purchase of vapor products on behalf of, persons under eighteen (18) years of age. This bill was passed by the Tennessee General Assembly and signed into law as Public Chapter 353 by Governor Bill Haslam.
Representative McDaniel is the epitome of a public servant he serves for the common good. He has represented the 72nd House District since 1989. Representative McDaniel has always been available to RHAT and its policy concerns. He is a true friend of Rural Tennessee.
Awards 2014
Award of Merit - Reverend Sheldon Livesay and the 'Of One Accord Ministry'
Reverend Livesay was recognized for his work, which began in 1988, to establish a community-wide food pantry in Rogersville. This grew to a multi-faceted endeavor which serves over 100,000 people in Hawkins and Hancock Counties and includes free medical care, dental and vision fairs, food pantries, thrift stores, senior meal program, summer feeding program, home repair, and Christmas for the Children.
Eloise Q. Hatmaker Distinguished Service Award and Presidential Award - Cindy J. Siler
Presidential Awards
President, Angie Dotson, BSN, RN, bestowed these awards to individuals who have significantly assisted her and the Association through the year.
Bill Moats
Mr. Moats is President and CEO for Ocoee Regional Health Corporation in Southeast Tennessee, a HRSA-funded organization of six Community Health Centers serving the rural areas around Chattanooga. He is a past president and has been a member of the Rural Health Association of Tennessee since it began in 1995 serving on the Membership and Conference Committees. He has been on the Board of Directors since 2009. Mr. Moats stated, "I am pleased to work alongside so many dedicated people whose passion it is to expand healthcare coverage in all the rural areas of Tennessee."
J. Mark Wilson
Mr. Wilson, CEO of Wiseprogess, Inc., is also a rodeo bullfighter, and was the International Finals Rode 35 Showcase Champion, as well as being the American BullRiders Tour Finals Bullfighter for 2007-2012. He is currently the pastor of the Rafter H. Cowboy Church which is based in Oakland, Tennessee. J. Mark is also widely recognized in the professional business community as a motivational speaker and seminar leader. His website is www.psychoservant.com. Mr. Wilson stated, "I am so very humbled and surprised by this honor. To have the opportunity of contributing in some way to the success of RHAT and Mrs. Dotson's awesome leadership was a privilege. I will cherish her kind words and this moment for years to come."
(Pictured left to right: President Angie Dotson, BSN, RN and J. Mark Wilson)
Award of Merit
Reverend Sheldon Livesay and the Of One Accord Ministry
Reverend Livesay received his award at a special luncheon on November 21, 2013 at the Music Road Hotel in Pigeon Forge, TN. He was recognized for his work, which began in 1988, to establish a community-wide food pantry in Rogersville. This grew to a multi-faceted endeavor which serves over 100,000 people in Hawkins and Hancock Counties and includes free medical care, dental and vision fairs, food pantries, thrift stores, senior meal program, summer feeding program, home repair and Christmas for the Children. (Pictured left to right: Reverend Sheldon Livesay and nominator Dr. Joe Florence, ETSU)
Rural Health Practitioner of the Year
Hanna Ilia, MD
Mary Ann Watson, of the Tennessee Rural Partnership, says: "Dr. Ilia, with his training and background, could easily practice in any urban area within the United States but chooses to practice in Macon County where he has clinics in two separate locations, actively participates in the community and works hard in many capacities for Macon County General Hospital." Dr. Ilia also enjoys precepting rural rotations for medical students for the Tennessee Rural Partnership, a nonprofit entity that helps place providers in underserved areas, and as a result of this, one medical resident decided to practice in a rural health center in West Tennessee.
Above Photo: Left to Right, Art Miller, Mary Beth Davis, APN
and TN Department of Health Commissioner, John Dreyzehner
Above Photo: Left to Right, Art Miller, Mary Beth Davis, APN
Above Photo: Left to Right, Art Miller, Mary Beth Davis, APN
Above Photo: Left to Right, Art Miller, Mary Beth Davis, APN
Above Photo: Left to Right, Art Miller, Mary Beth Davis, APN
and TN Department of Health Commissioner, John Dreyzehner
and TN Department of Health Commissioner, John Dreyzehner
and TN Department of Health Commissioner, John Dreyzehner
and TN Department of Health Commissioner, John Dreyzehner
Al Grant Award
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My little sister was given my middle name. We're Lauren Michelle and Michelle Renee. It bugs the crap out of us. Everyone has to comment on how cute it is when they find out my middle name (that was fine when we were 6 and 2 but we're 21 and 17 now!). I hate my first name and would love to have a middle name to use instead, but I don't because it's my sister's name. I would never be able to get anyone to call me Michelle anyway, because it's already used. And my sister doesn't feel like her name has as much meaning (it's just our parents' "second choice", is how she feels).
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