text:
Bill O'Reilly gets Al Gores attention
Posted on Thursday, February 03, 2011 at 07:01 AM
Recent Posts
- Dispelling liberal myths, the Tea Party is not racist and the right is not the realm of homophobes and misogynists
- Sean Hannity shows generosity, pays Obamacare worker fired for talking to him
- A country that does not control its borders….Is no longer a country
- Republicans can say 'we told you so' as Obamacare is inflicted on America
- The House Republicans are the adults in the room when it comes to debt talks
Like Punxsutawney Phil, the celebrated groundhog who pops his head up to predict the next 6 weeks of weather. Al Gore pops his head up above the wall of his coast side Montecito mansion, whenever a weather anomaly occurs.
But this time Gore surfaced because Bill O'Reilly looked out of his window and noticed that southern New York was turning into the arctic Tundra. O'Reilly remarked that he needed to call Al Gore.
Al Gore replied to O'Reilly via his website saying: "As it turns out, the scientific community has been addressing this particular question for some time now and they say that increased heavy snowfalls are completely consistent with what they have been predicting as a consequence of man-made global warming."
Whenever I hear someone say "for some time now", my radar goes off. Some time is just that, a nano secod to a lifetime, which is it? Ever since (some time ago) the East Anglia Climate email scandals exposed temperature manipulations were used to bolster their global warming "science", worldwide skepticism of the science has risen dramatically.
No longer do the media lap up Gores pat answer to anyone questioning his man caused Global Warming thesis, as: "The argument is over, it is settled science". But it is not settled science, not by a long shot and many experts do not agree with the "science" behind the now "climate change" theology.
But undeterred by the thermometers in front of their faces, Obama and the rest of the left have herded us in a stampede to stop drilling for our own oil. They are making it difficult and expensive to mine and use our own coal/natural gas and hydro-electric resources. In fact they propose penalizing us for the use of our own fossil fuels which we have in abundance. Most of which is by regulation, not legislation and based on unsubstantiated "science".
In the meantime, we are becoming more at the mercy of despotic governments around the world, who are the suppliers of the fuel for the engines of our economy: oil.
One thing I learned the hard way was to not quit a job unless I had another one lined up. Well that is exactly what Washington DC is doing to us, quitting our most prolific and abundant resources in order to gamble on truly unproven and expensive technology of wind and solar.
Show some sense Washington, don't be at the mercy of special interests for a change, watch out for the citizens of the US. Embark now on a new Manhattan project of making the USA energy independent, exploit all of our oil, coal & hydro electric resources, let wind and solar catch up when they become economically feasible on their own. Use our real science to make our own fossil fuels clean. I am tired of being held captive by the worlds tin horn dictators who happen to have oil.
31 Comments
15 - 31 | See all comments
Porickseantuny | Feb 11, 2011, 05:06 PM EST
Global change of any kind is change compared to what and for how long. We have global measurements for no more than 100 years. Assuming warmer, how does that relate to the eons of earthly temperature? Sun spots? Temperature of the earth's core? Alarmists are simply interpolating a minute period of time into a vast global conclusion.
Report abuse
hancock | Feb 05, 2011, 03:48 PM EST
Glopbal con game.
Report abuse
Monsoonman | Feb 04, 2011, 10:20 PM EST
and the obama administration wants to throw all of that cheap energy in favor of wind and solar? For what? A junk science that is utterly corrupt?
Report abuse
Searlit | Feb 04, 2011, 10:13 PM EST
Technically recoverable? What does that mean? They have to blow the tops off mountains to get the coal in Appalachia. Not good! Invest your money in renewable energies. Move forward.
Report abuse
Monsoonman | Feb 04, 2011, 09:41 PM EST
From the USGS website: North Dakota and Montana have an estimated 3.0 to 4.3 billion barrels of undiscovered, technically recoverable oil in an area known as the Bakken Formation. From the EIA: There are 2,587 Trillion cu. ft. of natural gas reserves in the USA....and last but not least: The USA is the Saudi Arabia of coal. The United States as a whole has more recoverable coal resources than any other country on the planet-- over 262 billion tons-- enough to last over 200 years! Long after the rest of the world's coal, petroleum and natural gas reserves have run out, America will still have enough coal to satisfy its energy needs.
Report abuse
seanomelbourne | Feb 04, 2011, 08:48 PM EST
cheesecake! are we extracting the oil quicker than nature can replenish the supply?. I use solar panels, reduced my elec. bill by over half and recieve a rebate for power my panels put back into the grid.Do you have to get your feet wet before you believe there's water.My only regret is I didn't install a larger solar system to sell more power to the morons who do not believe.
Report abuse
cheesesteak | Feb 04, 2011, 08:23 PM EST
Regarding sustainable oil - does anyone actually think that all the crude oil on earth was created millions of years ago and there is none that's been created since the last dinosaur died? Oil is constantly, continuously being created by the earth. Instead of listing all the books that discuss sustainable oil, just Google it or go to the archives of the Wall Street Journal and read about the depots that continuously regenerate themselves. The oil companies make a lot of money - we all know that - but how much tax money is given to the "green" technologies that have never demonstrated practicle, consistent utility? Please open your minds. There are enough conmen trying to separate you from your money - don't make it easy for them.
Report abuse
kenokat | Feb 04, 2011, 07:41 PM EST
Wake up! Las Cruces New Mexico has been experiencing temps in the negatives and rolling electrical black outs for the last several days, the coldest we have seen in the 12 years that we have been here. My hometown in Montana has had drought problems because of the lack of snow. And this idea that the US has enough oil was shown to be false in the 60's or 70's BUT NO ONE WANTS TO WAKE UP! Look around yourself and see what has changed.
Report abuse
seanomelbourne | Feb 04, 2011, 07:27 PM EST
Maloney most U.S. foreign aid is military aid spreading weapons of mass destruction to enforce it's foreign policies by proxy. Careful clonmel21 you don't stand under Clonmels old arch it may fall on you for not having an opinion.
Report abuse
seanomelbourne | Feb 04, 2011, 07:23 PM EST
what name calling MORON
Report abuse
maloney | Feb 04, 2011, 07:05 PM EST
But at least seano is consistent. However he gets very temperamental if the same is done to him. America gives billions to almost everybody, friend & foe alike. Al the whore has made over 100 million with his chicken little weather racket.
Report abuse
clonmel21 | Feb 04, 2011, 04:48 PM EST
SEANOMELBOURNE: tsk tsk, name calling only shows your ignorance on all fronts.
Report abuse
seanomelbourne | Feb 04, 2011, 04:28 PM EST
Ed Farnan most of the oil countries have "despotic"governments as you say but their your despotic governments,the us has given billions in military aid to despotic governments so that they remain pro American.Climate change is happening. Your pro right wing stance is ignorant and without foundation.Come down here to Australia I'll show you what climate change has done in recent years. Go back to your teaparty meetings with your moronic ramblings.
Report abuse
clonmel21 | Feb 04, 2011, 04:06 PM EST
Finally someone with some sense on this site
Report abuse
TheOldPerfessor | Feb 04, 2011, 02:10 PM EST
wjbi - I'll believe that you you can cite something from peer-review scientific literature that backs up that claim.
Report abuse
#Right-Wing Picks
- European Parliament calls for international inquiry into Michael Dwyer killing in Bolivia...
- The hypocritical Irish American right-wing anti-immigration reform "Lynch" mob...
- GPA urges those in need to seek help following untimely death of GAA star Niall Donohue...
- Government politician banned from serving communion in abortion row...


text:
Get ShareMouse KVM software for $10 per PC
It's not uncommon to own multiple PCs. For example, you might use both a desktop and a laptop, frequently hopping back and forth between their keyboards. That's kind of a hassle.
Wouldn't it be great if you could control both those machines from a single spot? That's the idea behind ShareMouse (Win/Mac), an invaluable utility that lets you share your mouse and keyboard with multiple networked PCs.
The software normally runs $30 per license, and you need a license for each system you want to control -- in other words, a minimum of two. Today … Read more

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Museum Collections
Luce Center
The Game of Playing Department Store
The Game of Playing Department Store
Cardboard, wood, paper
Overall: 1 1/2 x 22 1/2 x 15 in. ( 3.8 x 57.2 x 38.1 cm )
"The Game of Playing Department Store" board game with fifty-two circular counters yellow on one side and black on the other and forty-two round cards representing money with denominations between ten cents and five dollars stored under a flap on the right side of the paper covered cardboard game board; board applied to the top of the bottom half of the paper covered cardboard and wood box; board chromolithographed with fourteen store departments divided as triangles around a star in the center meant to hold an indicator, each department, including China, Grocery, Toys, candy, etc., has examples of the goods they sell and their prices; box cover chromolithographed with nine children playing department store, with used boots, fabric and jars of food set up on crates and a barrel; box cover lithographed, "THE GAME OF/ PLAYING/ DEPARTMENT/ STORE/ COPYRIGHT 1898 BY/ McLOUGHLIN BROS.,/ NEW YORK"; instructions printed on the underside of the box cover.
Credit Line
The Liman Collection
Object Number
lithographed: on the box cover: "THE GAME OF/ PLAYING/ DEPARTMENT/ STORE/ COPYRIGHT 1898 BY/ McLOUGHLIN BROS.,/ NEW YORK"
Gallery Label
The box cover and gameboard of The Game of Playing Department Store demonstrate the bold, vivid chromolithography characteristic of the best 19th-century board games. Inspired by a recent American innovation -- shopping emporiums selling a wide variety of goods under one roof -- the game encouraged players to accumulate the greatest quantity of goods while spending their money as economically as possible.
Due to ongoing research, information about this object is subject to change.


text:
Series editor(s): Anthony H. Normore, Ph.D.
Subject Area: Education
Content: Series Volumes | Current Volume RSS
Options: To add Favourites and Table of Contents Alerts please take a Emerald profile
Title: | Cyber-Bullying and Schools in an Electronic Era |
Author(s): | Sharon Y. Tettegah, Diana Betout, Kona Renee Taylor |
Volume: | 8 Editor(s): Sharon Y. Tettegah, Richard C. Hunter ISBN: 978-0-76231-280-1 eISBN: 978-1-84950-393-8 |
Citation: | Sharon Y. Tettegah, Diana Betout, Kona Renee Taylor (2006), Cyber-Bullying and Schools in an Electronic Era, in Sharon Y. Tettegah, Richard C. Hunter (ed.) Technology and Education: Issues in Administration, Policy, and Applications in K12 Schools (Advances in Educational Administration, Volume 8), Emerald Group Publishing Limited, pp.17-28 |
DOI: | 10.1016/S1479-3660(05)08002-9 (Permanent URL) |
Publisher: | Emerald Group Publishing Limited |
Article type: | Chapter Item |
Abstract: | Recent reports in the news media indicates a vast majority of children are connected to the Internet and the World Wide Web. As more children connect online, they bring their behaviors that were once principally face-to-face, to the Internet. This chapter is concerned with online aggression, specifically school age bullying. Children's capacity to bully their peers is growing because of increased use of electronic and wireless information communication technologies. Anonymity provides a venue to engage in risky cyber-bullying for today's children. Schools district need to be aware of the dangers and psychological effects of cyber-bullying. |
Downloadable; Printable; Owned
HTML, PDF (120kb)
To purchase this item please login or register.
Complete and print this form to request this document from your librarian


text:
Howdy, Stranger!
It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!
- All Discussions27,539
- Orphaned Marques
- ↳ Hudson21,521
- ↳ Street Rods781
- ↳ Off Topic566
- ↳ American Motors153
- ↳ Kaiser - Frazer70
- ↳ Nash77
- ↳ Packard167
- ↳ Studebaker122
- Classic American Cars
- ↳ Ford Motor Company969
- ↳ Chrysler Corporation483
- ↳ GM Corporation1,411
- ↳ Post War Chevrolets78
- ↳ Pontiac Forum123
- General
- ↳ All makes1,988
- ↳ Poll Discussions25
- Swapmeets & Events
- ↳ Events132
- ↳ Swapmeets109
- Hot Rod Corner
- ↳ Ford Rods92
- ↳ Lead Sleds69
- Special Interest Groups
- ↳ The Flathead Forum141
- European marques
- ↳ MG Car Company2
- ↳ Mercedes-Benz2
In this Discussion
Top Leaders
- 46HudsonPUPoints: 268
- Jon BPoints: 258
- RL ChiltonPoints: 255
- hudsontechPoints: 252
- Ken U-TxPoints: 252
Existing accessory voltage reducer?
As some of you may know, I'm converting to 12 volts (sorry for so many questions and posts) and I am trying to find voltage reducers for the accessories and I was told this about my '52, "Your Hudson should have a instrument voltage regulator already. You might be able to use the regulator you have with 12 Volts, as all it is is a bimetal strip type voltage regulator that goes on and off and keeps the voltage somewhere around middle of battery voltage. If it does not work, then get the IVR from 56 and up Fords. That should work..It is a little metal box, about 1 1/2 x 3/4 inches. Has two wires."
... Can anyone confirm this, and under my dash looks like spaghetti, so any unnecessary rewiring would be great. Thanks -
No sure if this would help try 6to12volt.com
Yes, foundkat, this info is correct. You can use the original regulator, but the gauges may read about 1/4 scale too high, as the regulator can't quite compensate for the doubled input voltage. And it has to do a lot more making and breaking, handling twice the voltage it was designed for, so the life of the original regulator may be shortened. The Ford regulator works fine. Availoable from Dennis Carpenter Ford parts or other sources.
Wow! great information... What is the Ford regulator actually called? I've been to about six auto parts stores and a radio shack trying to round up an individual voltage reducer, regulator, drop... every name I can think of and I'm trying to explain what these parts do and I'm getting no where. Thanks.
Instrument voltage regulator.
i have used several from these people and have had great luck with them.
ask them for a wiring diagram.it shows hookup
or go to e bay store and ask seller question. have one in hudson and 2 in ford f1s
Thanks.. looking into this.


text:
Former Betws man, 32, found dead in supermarket car park (From South Wales Guardian)
Get involved: send your pictures, video, news and views by texting SWG NEWS to 80360, or email us
Former Betws man, 32, found dead in supermarket car park
12:25pm Tuesday 4th September 2012 in News
A former Betws man has been found dead in one of Swansea's busiest retail parks just days after his release from prison.
The body of Glyn David Idris Jones, aged 32, was discovered near the Tesco superstore at Fforestfach at 10.50am on Friday, police have said.
It is believed that Mr Jones' body was found in the car park area.
Emergency services were called to the scene soon after the discovery, but all attempts to revive Mr Jones failed.
A police spokesman said Mr Jones' death was currently being treated as "unexplained".
However, the spokesman said it was not being treated as suspicious.
Mr Jones' father told the Guardian his son had been released fromprison a week prior to his death and was a known drug user.
Mr Jones said his son had grown up in Betws and also lived in Ammanford before moving to Swansea.
A police spokesman said: "South Wales Police are investigating the discovery of the body of a male near the Tesco supermarket at Fforestfach, Swansea, at around 10.50am on Friday.
"The death is being treated as unexplained and there are no suspicious circumstances."
Afile has been opened by the coroner.


text:
The U.S. Department of Defense keeps seeking and developing advantages for today's unconventional warfare, ranging from Iron Man-like body suits to smart grenade launchers
September 6, 2011 | 20
Assymetrical warfare funded by paranoid attitudes and beliefs sounds like a collosal waste of time and money to me.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisI would have thought a better response would have been to tell the Pakistani leadership to deliver Omar and Osama within 48 hours or there would be consequences(Pakistani intelligence were, after all, the intermediaries between Washington and their former proxies). It would have saved quite a bit of blood and treasure, made the current global financial mess more tractable, and won America admiration for restraint and adherance to law; instead of contempt for hypocrisy and over-reaction. The money spent on the wars since would have funded a lot of peaceful and productive science to refocus the US economy for a better US 21st century. The current spiral is not prognostically inspiring.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisGoes back even further ,Hel. Back to the voice calling for an eye for an eye and the deification of vengeance(we seem to be anagramising Geneva to avenge)rather than impartial and objective justice. As someone remarked, its a recipe for all-round blindness, reductio ad absurdum, on the grounds you might just get to be the one-eyed king. Mohamed based his creed on the same biblical pre-scientific folk-tales. Religion played its ethical part in our human infancy, its time for evolutionary weaning. Religious antagonism is no solution, it just recreates the ignorance of centuries of sectarian and racist conflict. Given twentieth century hardware, not advisable. Still MAD.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisParanoid?? Have you been missing in action for the last 20-30 years?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisMy apologies scientific earthling, this comment was meant for dubina.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisParanoid?? Have you been missing in action for the last 20-30 years?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisYes, paranoia is too simplistic a term.More a sort of insatiable acquisitive obsessive-compulsive collective disorder. Spliced to an immature glorifying of war as some sort of machismo virtue. Our still evolving animal nature, and its territorial possessiveness, needs leashing. Otherwise we finish as mere hominids, rather than our potential human totality. Those trying to control the planet should perhaps begin by controlling their simian selves. A fear of death manifesting as over-aggressive behaviour, but still related to paranoia. Knotty little complex.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to this@opus diablos; I like your pseudo Latin! However, your incoherent english leaves me wondering; What planet are you from?
Do you have Totality Humanity there?
Oh, never mind. You don't have to answer.
After 9/11 attack America developed more and more destructive weapons, some very powerful x rays equipments.There is no effect on Afghan and Iraqi people, war is still going on and U.S is ready to withdraw defeated way from both counties. About your powerful lesser X rays machine you are insulting more and more people particularly foreign dignitaries. I think America did learn a lesson from both war as she did not learned any lesson from Vietnam and Korea war.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisNot sure any lessons were learned. The Brits and Sarko just ran a Suez sequel, but whereas Eisenhower(a seasoned soldier)put the block on the original, Obama green-lighted Libya, and seems determined to follow on to Syria and Iran. That same military/industrial complex Ike warned about is wagging the dogs of war.
Totality Humanity, Quinn? Who's losing coherence, here?I'm from the same dying planet as you. But the Martians(Mars is the god of both war and the eponymous market)seem to be anxious to ensure they reduce the Earth until they feel at home.If America invested half what it puts into weapons into a resumption of JFK's war on poverty half the muslims would be happy to bow towards Washington. If they were an honest broker to sort the Palestinian situation out the other half would comply, and we could all take a break from the idiotic 'war on terror'. America's problem is follows London's pattern, and has forgotten/erased its revolutionary democratic origins.
About 2,400 years ago, a clever Chinese fellow said that to force an enemy to fight (even though he might prefer not to), attack what he must defend (Manhattan?). He also said no country ever benefited from a protracted war. Even worse, he said that to win a war, a country must be morally superior to and cleverer than an enemy, so as to be able to win without fighting. To be forced to engage in combat, rather than to achieve one's aims by cleverness, is a sign of an inferior leader. I'm thinking he might have been right! Maybe what we need isn't superior weapons (although they would useful as a last resort), but superior leadership skills in someone who is clever enough to win without fighting, and who also, in spite of that, wants to run for public office.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to this(1)My heart goes out to all 9/11 victims & their families. I too have lost someone, a dear friend of 11 years on that terrible day. The only thing more severe than what transpired is the fact that our own government deliberately covered up, or worse, was directly involved in the event itself. This is a belief that is shared by at least 1/3 of the public, (and around half of all New Yorkers) but is vehemently denied by the mainstream media as well as many uninformed citizens. I refuse to believe that primitive cave-dwellers halfway around the world were able to knock down two skyscrapers and penetrate the most heavily defended building in the world in one fell swoop. Don't get me wrong, our leaders can be incompetent but if they were THAT incapable of keeping us safe, then I am truly appalled and far from "proud to be an American".
It's been 10 years later and we are NOT safer. Just think of what has taken place since 9/11: prolonged and costly wars on multiple fronts-all part of a fictional "War on Terror" that is said to continue for the next 100 years, the PATRIOT ACT which has created a domestic security police-state that spies on its own citizens, the end of Habeus Corpus & Posse Comitatus, and the overall downgrade of the USA's reputation in the eyes of the global community, just to name a few. Something isn't right, anyone who accepts the "official" story of 9/11 at face value, without doing their own research, needs to have their head examined. You owe it to yourself and your family to learn the facts.
Here are just a few reasons why we need a new, independent investigation of 9/11, one that is NOT conducted by there very same people who seem to be covering it up:
(2)-THREE buildings fell in NY on 9/11, the Twin Towers & WTC Building 7, which was NOT hit by a plane and received minable damage that any similar structure could sustain.
-Before 9/11, no large steel-framed building had collapsed from a fire, ever. On 9/11, three of them did. The 32 story Windsor Tower in Spain burned for 24 hours in 2005, yet its steel frame didn't collapse.
-Many 1st responders, media, WTC employees, and other eyewitnesses reported bombs going off throughout the buildings before they fell. Some explosions were heard before the planes even hit. Scientists have pointed out that the government has no explanation for the molten steel that was present for 3 weeks after 9/11 and Niels Harrit, a professor of nano-chemistry at the University of Copenhagen, reported finding high-grade nano-thermite in the dust from the buildings.
-The 9/11 Commission doesn't even mention WTC 7. Phillip Zelikow wrote the "official" 9/11 Commission's outline before the Commission was even formed. President Bush refused to release "classified" info to aid the investigation and even refused to speak under oath while meeting with the Commission. The head of the 9/11 Commission, Thomas Kean, even stated that the Commission was set up to fail. Its membership consisted of former politicians. No knowledgeable experts were appointed.
-NORAD, the agency that's supposed to protect our skies, was ordered to stand down by Vice President Dick Cheney. Norman Mineta, former Congressman and Secretary of Transportation, was down in a bunker with Cheney on 9/11. He testified to this but it was not included in the Commission Report either. NORAD also "just happened" to be conducting military drills on 9/11, something that reportedly interfered with intercepting the hijacked planes. The commission's Senior counsel, John Farmer, Jr., wrote that the government made "a decision not to tell the truth about what happened," and that the NORAD "tapes told a radically different story from what had been told to us and the public."
-Over 1,500 professional architects and engineers demand a new 9/11 investigation. They all unanimously agree that the "official story" doesn't hold weight scientifically and their numbers are growing. Similar groups who demand a real investigation are popping up all over. These include: Firefighters for 9/11 Truth, Pilots for 9/11 Truth, Scholars for 9/11 Truth, Veterans for 9/11 Truth & various groups of 9/11 families. Around 70% of the victim's families questions have not been answered.
(3)To top it off, the 1ST RESPONDERS-those who gave their all to help the victims of 9/11, many of whom are still sick and injured from it today and aren't receiving the benefits they deserve-are not being included in the 10 year 9/11 ceremony. Many of these firemen, medics, police, and servicemen share the same belief: that we're NOT being told the truth about 9/11. Real Americans keep their government in check and not the other way around. Real Americans aren't afraid to question their government, the same government that has failed them again and again and continues to do so. The truth is, I really don't know what happened on 9/11.
I just know that it isn't what they told us it was.
They kill, disable and maim THE INNOCENT along with their targets INDISCRIMINATELY. This means, they are war criminals and must be brought to a global court for trial, prosecution and Justice. The fact this periodical highlights these insidious ruinous weapons says VOLUMES about the nature of this magazine. Complicit.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to this"Post-9/11 Technology Brings Exoskeletons, Laser Cannons to 21st-Century U.S. Military."
Would that be the same US Military whose drone warfare against the "enemy" in Pakistan constitutes a war crime, as defined by international treaties to which the US is a signatory nation?
I am a SciAm subscriber and I value the magazine. But please stop celebrating weapons systems that bring terror, misery, and death to civilian populations whose only crime is to live in a region where some of the locals may disagree with the US about how to run their country.
Let's cheer those technological innovations that help people rather than those that maim and kill innocents in the name of "national security."
Screw the military and those that aid and abet it. $$$ down a rat hole and you Sci Am ought to be ashamed for giving the military publicity in the name of so-called science. You rate a big fat UGH for doing so.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisWill scare and hatred stop by competing against your enemies for advanced technology? It may help reduce our scare if we read the Arts of Wars.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisthis is lunacy! "truthers" have no idea the pain that they cause.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisThe technology is fascinating but how is this realistically affordable for the military ? , Research and development is fine and should be encouraged but procurement the money just isn't there .
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to this


text:
Set your phone to see if this item is compatible.
Use the Nokia phone selector.
Animated Bling Love
by: MMMOOO
Themes - 0.25 MB
Free theme is here! As we know, all are most valued things in our life are free, such as: air, water, friends... and so as this theme. Animated on S40 devices, shinning and really beautiful!! You will love the home screen and cute icons.
Contact publisher for issues found in content:
http://www.immmooo.com/support.php |
For all other issues, please go to support.ovi.com


text:
So, basically I installed the L.U.R.K. mod for S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Shadow of Chernobyl a few days ago, and I was doing sort of fine until I returned from going to the farm to find the rookie camp under heavy assault from Military guys. So, I go in and grab an AK-103 off of one of their bodies and try about six or seven times to take them out so that I can sell Sidorovich some loot. Unfortunately, because not a single S.T.A.L.K.E.R. nearby was alive, the damn door wouldn't open. So, exasperated and tired of trying to see if the quicksave/quickload mechanic would magically fix my problems, I set out for the garbage.
It takes me about ten minutes to take care of a couple of things there, and I didn't feel like hitting up the Agroprom Facility just yet, so I tried heading straight to Rostok. Well the Duty dickheads decided they would try to sell passage to me for 6,500 RU. Now, I had about 10,000 at the time, and I sure as hell wasn't going to give them the majority of it, so I picked out a tactically advantageous spot behind a stack of concrete slabs and started putting 7.62mm sized holes in them. Amazingly, I managed to get them all on the first go, and without sustaining a single hit. I chalked it up to luck, looted their bodies and found that the gate had mysteriously opened. Not wanting to squander the gracious opportunity that had been presented to me, I wasted no time in going to the 100 Rads.
So I get to Rostok, and of course I'm attacked almost straight off by a group of dogs. I try sprinting to the entrance, and then I got shot. The first time, I chalked it up to the guards shooting at the dogs and me happening to be in front of a stray bullet, but on the second try I ran straight past the dogs and still got lit up. So at this point I figured, "Oh shit, I broke the game." After a few tries, I finally managed to shoot my way through to the bar, where I finally unloaded about 10,000 RU worth of loot and grabbed a Mosin-Nagant (even though the availability of 7.62x54mmR rounds was still nonexistent) just in case I needed to one-shot some bitches at intermediate-long ranges.
So I could still hear yelling outside, which I assumed was people trying to find and shoot me because I killed their guards, twice, so I decided to try sleeping a few hours. When that didn't work, I tried running my ass away from the bar and back to the Garbage as fast as possible, to which I met a very quick death. So then I tried, one last time, to sleep, and I just sort of dropped dead as soon as I clicked on the dialogue option to sleep.
Yeah, not sure if it's the base game properties or if L.U.R.K. did something, but I'm pretty sure I thoroughly fucked up my game.


text:
JERSEY CITY - Two days after hosting the fifth Everything Jersey City Festival, the Central Avenue Special Improvement District (SID), which hosts the annual street fair, announced that it may have to discontinue the event next year due to a $42,000 shortfall in funding from the Urban Enterprise Zone Program (UEZ).
The funding cut could also mean that the SID will also have to curtail some of the street cleaning the organization does on Central Avenue, a main corridor of commerce in the Jersey City Heights, according to David Diaz, district manager for the SID.
The Central Avenue SID is expected to receive $50,000 from the city this year, money that will come from residual funds from the UEZ Program. This amount is $42,500 less than the $92,500 the SID received last year. Members of the City Council said Monday that each of the city's SIDs will also receive $50,000 in 2012.
Launched in 1983, the UEZ Program was started to stimulate the local economies of the state's once-blighted urban areas. Under the program, businesses in a designated Urban Enterprise Zone, like those along Central Avenue, can charge a sales tax that is half of the normal state sales tax. A portion of this tax money was then returned to the city for local economic development, including capital improvements, and salaries for public safety workers. Through loans, grants, and other resources, Jersey City, like other enterprise zones, used its UEZ money to attract small businesses, help small businesses get started, assist businesses make improvements, and train residents for jobs. Some of the UEZ money was also used to help support the city's SID.
"All these efforts over the years have helped make Jersey City the nation's 12th largest downtown market in regard to office space, attracting international businesses," Mayor Jerramiah T. Healy said recently. "These corporations, and the satellite businesses that support them, have provided jobs for our residents and revenue to many small business owners."
Between June and November of last year, however, the administration of Gov.
Christopher Christie began to phase out the funding portion of the UEZ program. Christie and his allies in Trenton have maintained that some of the UEZ money was being used in ways that did not specifically meet the stated goals of the program.
Last year, the governor used a line item veto to gut the state's Urban Enterprise Zones.
Christie cut funding catastrophically
Since the 2008-2009 fiscal year, which ended on June 30, 2009, Jersey City has seen its UEZ funding drop from $15.1 million to $2.9 million, according to Cliff Adams, CFO of the Jersey City Economic Development Corporation. In fiscal year 2009-2010 the city received $7.4 million in UEZ funding. That same year the state held back about $13.1 million in anticipated UEZ funding to the city.
On Monday, Diaz told the council that the Central Avenue Improvement SID will have to make significant cuts in its own budget to accommodate the loss of UEZ money.
"We understand the implications of not receiving UEZ funds this year," Diaz said. "But some items that have been funded by the UEZ [money] will be cut."
Realizing that decisions will have to be made on Central Avenue on what the loss of the $42,000 is going to mean for the Central Avenue business district. The items that are mainly covered by the UEZ [money] are the street cleaning program, which at a minimum cost is about $80,000. Most likely, street cleaning will come to a end come January 1, 2013. The other [item], the Everything Jersey City Festival, which was very successful last weekend, might also come to an end."
Diaz emphasized the festival "puts Jersey City in a positive light," and encourages cooperation among local business, civic groups, and the arts community and revitalizes the Heights.
Healy agreed.
"The loss of the UEZ program is devastating, not only for Jersey City, but for all of the other urban municipalities in New Jersey that rely on this funding, which is being cut at the same time other state and federal aid is also being reduced," Healy told the Reporter earlier this month.
The mayor was in Trenton on May 21 testifying on the value of the UEZ program to Jersey City. - E. Assata Wright


text:
Over the next two weeks I will be redesigning the site for aesthetics but also to have better connectivity with the other PlayUltimateMedia sites, such as PlayUltimate.us.
So with that in mind, any suggestions or hopes for a new and improved PlayUltimate? Are there any things you wish you could do that you can't currently? Keep in mind certain limitations of Blogger, my scripting knowledge and the "Internets" in general.
Also, I had to recently reinstall Windows on my computer and briefly had to view the internet through the eyes of Internet Explorer [shudder]. Which reminds me, if you do not currently use Firefox, I strongly suggest it. The site is designed to work and look best for that browser, and for good reason - its faster, safer (less popups, spam, adware etc), and just overall better. You can download Firefox by clicking here - if you use that link it supports the site as well (it also installs the Google Toolbar, which is useful, but you can easily disable it if you dont like it).
Looking forward to hearing your ideas!
PlayUltimateMedia | PlayUltimate.us | PlayUltimate Blog | PlayUltimate Canada | PlayUltimate Store |
Monday, June 02, 2008
Site improvements, what do you want from us?
Posted by McCabe at 7:13 PM
Labels: site updates
4 comments:
- GOODCALLBVH said...
I would like to commend the Worlds Coach on a great decision to not take Matt Rehder this year. I think it was a good decision not to take a SOCKEYE player on the team. Yeah, that is a REALLY good call BVH! Matt Rehder made sockeye this afternoon after demoloshing people at Cal States. Good call Worlds!
- Nick said...
haha, While I wouldn't have been so forward to say as much, I agree.
Irony's great! - 6/03/2008 1:44 AM
- The Pulse said...
I think Matt Rehder would rather play against Buzz Bullets at Worlds than Canada Juniors.
- del said...
Rather than criticizing the worlds coaches, I'd like to extend a congratulations to Matt for accomplishing this impressive feat.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)


text: Koninginnedag or Queen's Day is the Official Birthday of the Queen of Netherlands: Koninginnedag or Queen's Day (or Queensday) on April 30th is a national holiday in the Netherlands. On this day the entire country celebrates the official birthday of the Queen of the Netherlands. Queen Beatrix's birthday is actually on January 31st and April 30th is the birthday of her mother Queen Juliana. However, as the weather is warmer in April, Queen Beatrix has kept April 30th as the official … [Read more...]


text:
Real Flame Fresno Indoor Electric Fireplace and Entertainment Center
SALE: 20% Off! -$199.75
Ground / Parcel Shipping
Real Flame Fresno Indoor Electric Fireplace and Entertainment Center
Combine your fireplace, living room storage, and media center into one unit and purchase the Real Flame Fresno Indoor Electric Fireplace/Entertainment Center (G1200E-B, G1200E-DW). This sleek and sturdy piece of furniture features solid wood with veneer overlay and Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) construction.
Complete with wooden mantel, firebox, a screen kit, and a remote control, this electric fireplace / entertainment center can hold a TV up to 100 lbs. In addition, it also boasts dual heat settings at 675W and 1400W and an impressive 4,700 BTUs. Plus, it plugs in to any standard outlet!
Easy To Assemble:
Within minutes, your fireplace will be ready to use -- all you need is a Philips head screwdriver for assemblyHeat Settings:
1400 watts of power fuel the programmable thermostat and LED flames with five (5) brightness settingsAmple Storage:
You can fit a television up to 100 lbs on top and store your other media in this multi-functional unit
Ground or USPS deliveries do not include a guaranteed delivery date. Should you require a specific delivery date or expedited shipping please add the item to the shopping cart and view the shipping options drop down box. If the product is eligible for expedited shipping the shipping options and pricing will be listed. Please contact our customer service department with any questions related to shipping. (800) 297-6076, M-F, 8am to 5pm CST.


text:
Hello fellow mages, first off I don't personal challenge mode experience myself (I'm actually looking for it). But I figured I would make a thread that will benefit myself, and other mages looking for a solid grouping of tips for mages in Challenge Modes. Also a good place for mages to discuss challenge modes in one area. I will try to keep this updated with consolidated tips gathered from posts here.
Frost is the best spec according to experienced mages
http://www.wowhead.com/talent#myLD|koq is a solid build, NT changes to Frost Bomb on large packs (like the first pull in monastery). Greater Invis allows one to forgo invis pots as Ginvis is able to be used, allowing more use of DPS pots. There are situations where rune of power is stronger.
Glyphs are typically Icy Viens Ice Lance and Cone of Cold, however these change often.
Reforge to optimize for the challenge modes, raid optimization isn't fully optimal for challenge modes. (Preference between having better offensive stats for trash but maybe missing a bit on bosses, but hitting harder on trash. Bosses are standard raid level of 93, so 15% hit or trash which typically level 91)
Also keep in mind that set bonuses and sha-touched gems are disabled in challenge modes.
A general guide with video links for general guides to each dungeon itself
Credit(People who posted valuable info in the thread which I edited in): Citrique Davey Niai
To start I figured I would just ask in general, what are the most obvious tips and perhaps important for a mage looking to start off in challenge modes?


text:
You're watching...
Drenched communities prepare for another storm
Claudia Cowan reports from Lafayette, California
Dec 4, 2012
You're watching...
Claudia Cowan reports from Lafayette, California
Dec 4, 2012
Also in this playlist...
Auto-advance: ON
Auto-advanceThis transcript is automatically generated
I can't stand again.
Tonight -- yet another powerful rainstorm that's bearing down on northern California in fact this is the area's fourth big storm in less than a week -- you Madden.
You -- him.
The severe weather is already causing damaging floods there and prompting massive sink holes to open up in two separate communities -- Oh my god you know what yeah I more like you're light analysts -- my pictures.
Man but don't have to have nearly twice that is.
The world right mother nature wreaking a lot of Havoc cloudy account is live in Lafayette where one of those -- -- cloudy -- These storms really have left their mark on the Bay Area.
Yeah they really have Martha you know in a bit of a break in the weather yesterday that gave work crews.
Out here in Lafayette a jump start on this massive road repair job just.
In time two try to get ready for the next round of wet weather that is due to arrive later today but it is going to take.
Months to fix this giant sinkhole that opened up out here on Sunday it is eighty feet long.
Fifteen feet deep and folks who live along the street are going to have to find ways to detour -- -- it probably until next spring.
Now a creek that runs underneath this street flooded.
Because of all the intense storms filled up with leaves tree limbs and trash that calls the roadway to collapse in Al city engineers are out here with heavy equipment.
Digging all of that debris out before they install a temporary storm drain.
I head of the next system moving in again later today a second road -- south of here in Santa Cruz county also causing.
Big headaches the Santa Cruz mountains off fifteen plus inches of rain in a string of storms and even longtime residents who are used to flooding in the mountains say they are amazed by all of this destruction.
Martha no damage estimates in just yet but it's likely we'll see several northern California counties asking for.
Emergency assistance emergency funding to make these critical road repairs soon.
He -- and soon is not soon enough probably for those folks -- we've all seen the cameras go way and the problems linger for a really long time.
-- thank you so much as the fourth storm looks to be headed that way tough times in that area.
Filter by section


text:
Perfection: Pro Infirmis' Richly Human Campaign
Pro Infirmis, a Swiss charity advancing awareness for people with disabilities, recently unveiled its "Because Who Is Perfect? Get Closer" campaign. It's a wonderfully human campaign and it demonstrates the power of the human side of marketing.
Think about the following: the model family in the latest luxury car commercial; the house they live in. The models advertising perfumes, clothing lines and gadgets. Think about the marketing copy; the messaging. Doesn't it seem a bit off? Isn't it just a little too perfect?
Try as we might to avoid it, we live in a commercialized community. We're influenced by others and we're influenced by ads.
Advertising material is notorious for presenting the ideal—the idyll, "heavenly" notion of what an advertiser or a brand thinks something ought to be. Too much advertising is "perfect." Perfect in its delivery. Perfect in its presentation. Perfect in its messaging.
But what is perfect? Our traditional notion of [...]


text:
I've found perfection in simplicity...
There is nothing to display yet, check back soon.
No one has commented yet.
Jazz is a man from Canada . He has been member of this site for 15 months.
So far Jazz has earned 151pts and has 2140 views!
I haven't added this to my profile yet


text:
What IS this thing? Is there is a household purpose I could use it for?
- Asked by Aric P from Shirley
- Oct 6, 2012
- Flag as inappropriate
1 Answer from the Community
NO! This is for enormous businesses need extreme transfer speeds, your household normal connections will do just fine on their own. Just fyi it's fiber optic cables which transfer at literally the speed of light, but you won't notice anything better about it in your home.
- Answered by Eric B from Overland Park
- Dec 2, 2012
- Flag as inappropriate
Related Questions
what is this and it's purpose
- Asked by Debra M from Queens Village
- Feb 23, 2010
- Flag as inappropriate
- Asked about: Nike + iPod Sensor
What's the purpose?
- Asked by Dj F from Bland
- Aug 19, 2012
- Flag as inappropriate
- Asked about: AirPort Express
No answers yet
Can you dock the iPad 2 with an otter box defender series? It has a door type thing for this purpose I believe
- Asked by Grayson D from Kingsport
- Sep 15, 2011
- Flag as inappropriate
- Asked about: Apple iPad Dock


text:
Mail Bag
Amazing. In the space of one road trip, skittish Jays fans have gone from puffing out their chests with pride and planning an October parade route down Yonge Street, to demanding a dismantling of the roster, looking over their shoulders with fear and trepidation at the Orioles. The fact is, in the world of MLB nothing is ever that good and nothing is ever that bad. Baseball, of all the major North American pro sports, has the most parity of them all. Consider that as of Monday morning, only the Dodgers boasted a win-percentage above .600 and only the Nationals had sunk below .400. What that means mathematically is that 28 of 30 major-league teams win between 4 to 6 times out of every 10 games that they play. Oh, and one more thing. Gaston will eventually change his batting order.On to the mail bag.
Q: Some venting for you Richard. What has been absolutely killing me in watching this losing streak is to see the enormous number of men this team continues to leave on base. I can't even begin to comprehend the lack of hitting with men on base in key situations. I mean it's everyone. Every single player kills rallies, to the point where they can't even get a runner home from third with less than two outs. As a fan, this is actually worrying because this is becoming reminiscent of teams over the last few years - teams that just did not have a killer instinct. As a fan, am I to worry, or is this just a short-term dilemma?
Zaki Ameen, Mississauga
A: Even Cito Gaston has pointed at this lack of clutch as his main bugaboo over the length of the losing streak. The Jays can get 8-13 hits per game and still only seem to manufacture 1-2 runs.
Certainly good pitchers approach hitters differently when nobody is on base and your team has a lead. Challenge the hitters with strikes and make them earn their way one base and earn their way back into the game. Since the Jays always seem to be trailing during the losing streak, the hitters are seeing more hittable pitches – that is until Jays runners reach scoring position. At that point, the savvy opposing pitchers begin to work the hitters and that's when the Jays struggle.
The problem compounds itself when every hitter tries to carry the load himself. The extra stress and pressure adds extra tension through the hands, wrists and forearms, leading to twitchy swings and dragging the bat through the zone, leading to runners left in scoring position leading to the next guy feeling added pressure, etc. The opposite of this situation is also true. That was called April.
As for short-term or long-term, that all depends on when the first time they can put two games in a row of solid clutch-hitting together will be. It can be bloopers dropping in, or grounder sneaking through. But it just has to be hits on the score-sheet and runs on the scoreboard. That's when it will change.
Q: Saw Vernon Wells squinting after his strikeout in the seventh vs. Baltimore (Tuesday night). I did the same when my long distance vision was deteriorating. Could his eyesight be the problem?
Andy & Gloria Schwabe, Pickering
A: I don't know about you guys, but whenever I sense my posterior starting to tighten up, I begin to squint. I don't think it's Vernon's eyesight, because every year on the first day of training camp in Dunedin, players have a full physical, including peeing in a bottle for MLB drug-testers, and an eye test. Coincidentally, I got my hands on a copy of Vernon's results of this spring's eye exam. Vision at home 20-30; Vision with nobody on base .300-.300; Vision close and late with RISP .180-.180. No, I think the squinting after the strikeout was part of a full facial grimace or disgust.
Q: Hi Richard,
I was wondering, as the Jays finally returned to their nest and stopped trying to play with the bigger birds, what happened to Tim Johnson? His lying about being in the military was wrong I admit, but he did have the team finish (I think) 14 games over .500. Any reason why he hasn't resurfaced at the Major League level or has that lie just sort of buried him? Considering what he did with that team imagine what he could do with a good team? Is it that managers unlike players never get a second chance to prove themselves after they lie?
Ian Murray, Maple, Ont.
A: First of all, Tim Johnson did not lie about being in the military. He was a Marine Corps mortar instructor at Camp Pendleton, in southern California, training young recruits who were then shipped to Vietnam in the early '70s. Johnson was doing his military duty like every other eligible major-league player at the time. Only Johnson was doing more than most of them, who just did reserve National Guard duty on one weekend each month. His lie was that he actually did a tour of duty in Vietnam.
But, knowing Johnson well on a personal basis, visiting him at his home in Montana and spending much time with him as a coach with the Expos, I know he was profoundly affected by the fact that many of the kids he trained and got to know were sent to 'Nam and never returned, or returned in a wheelchair. There is an actual medical syndrome that accounts for his feelings, like some others in similar situations, who needed to tell people that they actually served over there, themselves to assuage feelings of guilt.
Johnson was actually hired by the Brewers as an advance scout by owner Wendy Selig in the winter of '99-00 but he resigned the position because of the pressure of ridicule from his still fresh firing by the Jays and the Vietnam lie. He went back to Mexico to manage, where he is a legend. Then, for most of the past decade, he managed in the independent Northern League. What amazes me is that Roger Clemens and Jose Canseco were big parts of that '98 team and Johnson is the one some consider the biggest disgrace.
Q: Life and love has moved me from the chill of Edmonton to the urban sprawl of SoCal. To the west of La Mirada lay the Dodgers, to the southeast, the Angels. Confronted with such an embarrassment of baseball riches, where should an ex-pat Jays fan find a new home? I like that the Dodger stadium has been renovated to its original 1962 colours, though the loss of Manny, like the overpriced Dodger Dog, makes me Think Blue.
On the other hand, the Angels and their stadium has definitely more of the Orange County vibe, more like Disney than Dodgers with amusements, rides and Vlad the Impaler (though he's only batting .250). The mortality rate is the same at each, murders at both stadiums on opening day. I'm tending towards the Dodgers, but without Manny they lack the glitz that the amusement rides make up for at Angel Stadium.
Frederick Duquette, La Mirada, CA
A: Let's do a Tale of the Tape to help you make a decision:
Dodgers | Angels | Winner | |
Stadium | Dodger Stadium | Angels Stadium | Dodgers |
Broadcaster | Vin Scully | Rex Hudler | Rex the Wonder Dog |
Manager | Joe Torre | Mike Scioscia | Dodgers |
Mascot | Tommy Lasorda | Rally Monkey | Angels |
Negative | Over San Andreas Fault | Next to Disneyland | Dodgers |
WINNER: Go with the Dodgers…except when the Jays are visiting Anaheim
Q: I am so fed up with Jesse Carlson as our new setup man. I think it is quite evident now that new pitchers with mediocre stuff will eventually be figured out by major league hitters, as evidenced by guys like Robert Ray, Scott Richmond, and now Carlson. Looking at the stats after the Atlanta loss, in Carlson's last 10 games, he has 2 losses, 2 blown saves, 7 earned runs and 1 hold in 9.1 innings. Are you telling me we don't have anyone better than this one trick pony (his unorthodox windup)? This guy is quickly becoming the new Josh Towers. Meanwhile, our highest paid reliever (B.J. Ryan) is being relegated to mop-up duty these days. Has Riccardi forgotten that we had a serviceable setup man/closer combo of Casey Janssen and Jeremy Accardo just a few years ago? Obviously he has because Janssen is now starting when history clearly shows he is better as a reliever, while Accardo toils in the minors after being passed over by scrubs like Brian Wolfe. Simply put, our bullpen is not even close to being reliable, with one good pitcher (Scott Downs), one lucky one (Jason Frasor), and a bunch of fringe major leaguers.
Wayne L., Richmond Hill
A: Just two years ago, 2007, in relief, Janssen was 2-3, with a 2.35 ERA and six saves in 70 appearances. At the same time, Accardo was 4-4, with a 2.14 ERA and 30 saves in 64 appearances. In 2006, was 6-10 with a 5.07 ERA as a starter. So how does getting Casey back in the rotation in 2009 qualify him as an "answer" to the rotation issues? It would make more sense if Janssen was coming back to the majors as a setup man. The biggest problem with moving Downs into the closer's role was replacing Downs as the setup man. Carlson and Frasor in a perfect world should be the seventh inning guys. Janssen and Ryan (once he finds his 88 m.p.h. groove) should be given a chance to set up in the eighth. In 2008, the organization was very much down on Accardo during his injury-stricken season. Perhaps it was work ethic, but whatever, the negative organization impression has carried over in to 2009. Maybe he needs a new start somewhere else.
Q: Adam Lind has been struggling at the plate since he started playing left field. Is playing the field causing him to lose his focus at the plate?
Jason Sinnarajah, Sydney, Australia
A: It could be the fact of having to focus on defence, or it could be the fact of losing his best friend on the team to Triple-A Las Vegas. Earlier in the season, both Lind and Travis Snider spoke of the joy of having another player of their own age to share major-league experiences, music, conversation and doubts with. When Snider was shipped to Nevada after the Red Sox series, it must have been jarring to Lind. Most young players would rather play a position than DH. After all, since they were 6-years-old, baseball has always been about hitting AND playing the field.
Q: The Jays recent slide notwithstanding, their success this season and failures in the past poses a question: is it better to have strong hitting and weak (chaotic?) pitching or strong pitching and weak hitting?
Frederick Duquette, La Mirada, CA
A: Neither combination is "better". But if you substitute "young, still-developing" for "weak" then we can discuss the question. Of the two choices, I would rather have strong pitching and "young, still-developing" hitting. You can always manufacture runs with young hitters, by bunting, stealing, hit-and-run, starting runners, taking an extra base, but you can't manufacture outs as a pitcher. On the other hand, I think fans in the stands like strong hitting and "young, still-developing" pitching – that is until the strong hitters all go into a slump together. Then you get something like today's mailbag.
Q: Richard, really appreciate your take on the game. I was able to watch the Jays and Red Sox on TSN2. It was tough to have to listen to, but even Dennis Eckersley and Don Orsillo seemed to think that the umpiring was going against the Jays. I was always taught to not blame the umps but I would like to hear your take on their calling of the games. We throw three lightweights up against the mighty Red Sox and they didn't need the help.
Also, I looked a little ways ahead and it seems that we will have the same three guys pitching the next time we face the Red Sox. Do you think that Cito should give Halladay a day off and let him and Richmond pitch against the Red Sox rather than Baltimore? I know that it is early in the year and this has all been a great treat, but my best friend grew up in Boston and he has been a real pain in the neck this week. Thanks.
Pat Monette, Penticton B.C.
A: You were taught well. Don't blame the umps. No matter the era or the umps, when you have a starry veteran hitter up against a young pitcher, most of the close calls are going to the hitter. It's human nature. As for the three lightweights up against the Sox, Tallet is emerging as more than a lightweight and once he lost Game 1, it became an easy call that a sweep was in order. The biggest game of the disastrous trip was the Halladay start in Atlanta. He pitched seven shutout innings with no decision. If the Jays score a couple and win that game, the whole trip takes on a different feel. That's why Halladay is the MIP (Most Important Player) on the Jays.
Q: Albert Einstein defined "insanity" as "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results". I admire Cito's wanting to not change his lineup, but doesn't batting Rios and Wells 3 & 4 constitute insanity? I see two problems with his thinking. The first being that they are not legit 3 & 4 batters in the first place; Rios seems to be in his position due to his potential only and Wells' skills have deteriorated significantly over the last three years. The second is there are hitters better suited for the 3 & 4 spots within his current lineup. I would rather see Aaron Hill bat third and Lind 2nd and Barajas clean up (to do so he would need to DH every other game). I foresee a basic batting order of Scutaro, Lind, Hill, Barajas, Wells, Overbay, Rolen, Rios plus another depending on who catches and the opposing pitcher.
Mike Swain, Calgary
A: Clearly "insanity" is contagious.
Q: Without his velocity Ryan just doesn't have what it takes to be a major league pitcher. He has to be absolutely perfect with the location of every fastball he throws and the slider will only be effective if he gets hitters to chase. With that said what can the Blue Jays do with B.J. Ryan, can he be released, bought out, or sent down to the minors again?
Kevin Godshalk, Rochester, NY
A: I disagree. Ryan does have what it takes to be a major-league pitcher. He simply needs to adjust to life with an 87-89 m.p.h. fastball. Ryan may need a little more time to finally come to terms with reality, but once he figures it out, he will have a role in middle relief or as a setup man in the majors, with occasional save opportunities. Frank Tanana is a perfect example of a guy that used to be a fireballing left-handed starter for the Angels, serving as Robin to Nolan Ryan's Batman in the late '70s. After a shoulder injury in 1979, Tanana changed his game completely, mastering a variety of off-speed pitches to re-establish himself as a winner. There are plenty of guys that have success with less velocity than Ryan. B.J.'s a smart man. He will figure it out.
Click here to send Richard a question, and he'll answer a selection in his mailbag Wednesdays in this space. **Note: please follow the link above to send a question to Richard. Questions posted in the comments section may not make it to the mailbag. Thanks.**


text:
All Content | RSS | |
View all podcasts & RSS feeds |
Podcasts & RSS Feeds
Connect with Us
Most Active Stories
- Former Detroit broadcaster was inspiration for 'Ron Burgundy'
- Muskegon is home to America's tallest, singing Christmas tree
- Pressure builds on Michigan Football as Athletic Department's budget grows
- Why this 20 year old is getting a mastectomy, and why she's not alone
- Tribal sovereignty at issue in US Supreme Court case out of Michigan
Now Playing
Michigan Voices
3:22 pm
Tue February 21, 2012
Lawsuit planned over proposed Michigan Islamic school
PITTSFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) - The Michigan chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations says it plans to file a federal lawsuit against an Ann Arbor-area community for denying a zoning change request to allow construction of a Muslim school.
Michigan Islamic Academy officials say the school is too big for its location in Ann Arbor. They want to build at a site in Washtenaw County's Pittsfield Township.
Last fall, the township board denied the request, following an earlier rejection by its planning commission.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations says the decision violates federal law. CAIR-MI Executive Director Dawud Walid says the suit will be filed Wednesday on behalf of the school.
The township has said the decision isn't based on religion. A message seeking comment was left Tuesday with the township supervisor.


text:
General Information
205 Humber College Blvd.
Toronto ON, M9W 5L7
You can view a map (PDF) showing all campus locations along with their addresses and phone numbers.
In addition, the following maps and information are available:
View Humber College - Orangeville Campus in a larger map
The campus location codes that you see in course listings are explained below:


text:
E FUN, a consumer electronics designer and marketer of fun, easy-to-use lifestyle products, now makes it possible for any Windows 7 user who has upgraded to Windows 8 to fully enjoy its touch-screen capabilities. Its new APEN Touch8 system, using ultrasonic and infrared technologies, operates as a multi-touch-screen digitizer, providing touch-panel functionality where there was not one before. The APEN Touch8 will be on display at CES in South Hall MP25067, January 8-11. "There are about 600-million Windows 7 PCs and laptops in use today that can be upgraded to Windows 8," stated Jason Liszewski, managing director and VP of sales for E FUN. "The problem is that all of the platforms on which they run do not offer touch-screen technology. Our APEN Touch8 system allows these units to be easily and economically upgraded to include a touch function to take advantage of all that Windows 8 has to offer." The APEN Touch8 allows users to slide, swipe, and zoom right along with their Windows 8 applications. They can open programs, folders, and files; search the Internet; access e-mails; play games; draw; sign digital documents; shift to background programs; close applications; and so much more with the flick of a stylus. The Touch8 system comes with a cordless digital stylus, detachable receiver, and a USB cable connection to the Windows 8 device. It offers plug-and-play simplicity; there are no drivers to download. Users simply attach the receiver to the edge of the screen using the provided magnetic clip, and then connect the USB cable. Once the computer or laptop is turned on, they can start enjoying Windows 8 touch-screen capabilities with the Touch8 digital stylus. Other features of the Touch8 system are up to 15.6" coverage area, 500 hours of continuous writing/hovering battery life, and absolute positioning. The APEN Touch8 will be available Q1 2013 for a retail price of $79.99.
That's it, I'm done reading this insulting bullshit. Frankly, you can go to hell, and I never want to read that garbage again.
I think I'm getting psychic, I just knew you were going to post that. I assume you can put it anywhere? If so it could be pretty interesting.
I just laughed out loud reading this post. I cannot understand how someone can get so mad at text on a screen.
The marketing is botching their verbiage. Frustration is only the beginning of my disdain for these chumps.
I'm still laughing. I can imagine him having already thrown his monitor out his window in a fit of rage. *That escalated quickly*
Well, the man is right. All this nervous tension about the UI decisions, Microsoft has taken with its "new" OS, and the answer that we receive, just like an idiot person, is...."Well, if you have problem interacting with our stuff, we'll give you touch-screens!". Read this Microsoft, your recent s***, it will not be accepted as standard, so start to make a Service Pack for it with some changes.


text:
Great Deals on Tools for Black Friday
Monday, November 16, 2009 at 11:35AM
"Black Friday" here in the USA is the day after Thanksgiving. This year it is on November 27 (OMG next Friday!). In years past it has unofficially kicked off the annual December-holidays spending-spree. Given that us Makers and Crafters are going to be building and creating all of our gifts to our relatives and friends (right?!?) here is a great resource on some tools to help you accomplish that goal. Home Depot, Sears, Harbor Freight, Lowe's, Costco, Northern Tool, and more are shown as of posting.


text:
You're watching...
What Team Obama is watching on election night
President's campaign confident about youth enthusiasm, polling in Ohio and Virginia
Nov 6, 2012
Jen Psaki
You're watching...
President's campaign confident about youth enthusiasm, polling in Ohio and Virginia
Nov 6, 2012
Jen Psaki
Also in this playlist...
Auto-advance: ON
Auto-advanceThis transcript is automatically generated
There's been a lot of talk this year about enthusiasm.
Which -- supporters really won the win the most.
And we might not be able to tell a lot about the direction the vote is going in the battleground states but who is showing up to vote things like gender age.
And the makeup of counties in which people live.
We'll find out from both sides exactly what they are looking for for hints.
First the Democrats joining us now is Jen -- the Obama campaign.
Traveling -- hello -- always -- to watch season 6 o'clock this morning it's good to see you here.
It's great to be all right I'm looking at Northern Virginia.
That's that's one of the first thing is gonna give us a sign.
How you look -- in Northern Virginia.
We feel great about Northern Virginia and Virginia as a whole this is a state where.
The Romney team that had clearly in their category and their call on the few weeks ago they were really talking it up -- to -- we absolutely -- can win.
The large turnout numbers turnout among young people -- Americans Latinos those are all good signs for the president and will be looking forward to the polls closing a couple of hours are.
Our young people showing up eighteen to 49 specifically.
You won that.
In a big way by 34%.
Back to back in the last election cycle and you -- We do what young people I think will turn out they are turning out you know it's a lot of anecdotal stories now from different polling locations and and different not counties and were at -- certainly hearing about those -- -- good signs.
Young people have a lot at stake in the selection.
They care about the future of this country who has a better plan for the economy who ended the war in Iraq who ended Don't Ask Don't Tell and that's I think they're gonna come -- for the president -- that I.
-- is real important and it.
From from the democratic standpoint if you win by more than a 100000 votes -- the provisional ballots aren't quite as important and it might not be a long drawn out process.
What are you hearing out of the state of Ohio.
We're hearing good things you know we're hearing about long lines are encouraging people to stay in line wait in -- we know maybe a couple of hours but the stakes are high if you're still in -- -- the polls close stay in line.
I look this is a state that Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan have never been able to -- their message to the middle class voters in this state just isn't working they went back there today.
Kind of -- the last detail -- effort but -- -- confident that the people of Ohio will remember that the presidency the auto industry he's the one who's got the manufacturing sector recover and they're gonna send him back for another.
-- yes they might say Joseph Biden's a last ditch effort is well I mean it's not as if he didn't go there he did.
It -- -- is very important there's no question about that that's why we have the vice president there today.
-- we've been consistently leading in polls we have more than a 130 apps across the state.
We are leading an early vote and we're hearing good things on the ground so we feel great about Ohio planet in -- -- they were looking for -- -- -- kind of -- later tonight.
Republicans insist that that -- under estimated the enthusiasm for the Romney campaign in the waning days.
Of this and that that's how they're gonna make it up concern.
Well we'll see I know I expect that they'll be called on their laps later this evening in terms of their secret internal -- then what they say about their enthusiasm.
We -- the president has seen hundreds of thousands of people over the past couple of days people are excited to vote.
Get engaged in the process we know this race is -- be -- never underestimated.
Governor Romney and that's why weren't you know out here pounding the -- -- the polls close.
Inside you you should be exhausted what what why -- you still still gone and ninety miles an hour.
Fake it tell you may get that and I'm not out -- there isn't it inside you from the Obama can't live in Chicago Jen thanks very much we'll talk to you later thank you -- all right.
Filter by section


text:
Skip to Content
Close Search
We're here to help you with information about Berkley products. Just give us a call or send us an email.
As the voice of the American angler, KeepAmericaFishing works to keep oceans, lakes, rivers and streams open, clean and abundant with fish.
BOYD DUCKETT TALKS ABOUT 2008 SEASON / Videos / Angler Education / Home
Bassmaster Classic Champion, Boyd Duckett talks about some of the lures and patterns he used during the 2008 season


text:
Newegg.com - A great place to buy computers, computer parts, electronics, software, accessories, and DVDs online. With great prices, fast shipping, and top-rated customer service - once you know, you Newegg.
If you are reading this message, Please click this link to reload this page.(Do not use your browser's "Refresh" button). Please email us if you're running the latest version of your browser and you still see this message.
Newegg.com - Computer Parts, Laptops, Electronics, HDTVs, Digital Cameras and More!
Good Graphics Power for HTPC Users
With core and memory clocks at 800MHz and 4500MHz, the card brings you the highest graphics enjoyment for movies and various applications, perfect for mid-high end HTPC users. The card is bundled with low profile brackets to fit your slim HTPC case! Thanks to HIS high quality component, the card has higher stability and longer life span. The card also comes with the innovative overclocking software by HIS – iTurbo. User can control the temperature, speed and power in their hands! The card has low power consumption, requiring only 400W power supply and no external power! It is also loaded with AMD latest power saving technologies such as AMD PowerPlay & AMD PowerTune technologies!
Filter Results |
Amazing PerformancePros: Installed this on my Dell OptiPlex 780 Small Form Factor with a 235w Power Supply and runs AoE3, Skyrim, War Thunder, BF3 all on High/Ultra Settings getting about 30 to 50 FPS! Cons: This card is a little big for the Small Form Factor case which I got... You have to do some modifications to make this work. Other Thoughts: :::::My SPECS::::: Did you find this review helpful? |
Great ProductPros: Great performance, High clock speeds Cons: VGA out instead of DisplayPort (Can't do Eyefinity) Other Thoughts: Great low-profile design Did you find this review helpful? |
Ruh RohPros: Quiet, short, two fans, lots of ports. Cons: Died in a half an hour. System will not POST with it installed. Other Thoughts: Shame this had to be my first experience with HIS. I'd probably try them again since the card is pretty sound looking but I'll test my luck with them another time. Did you find this review helpful? |
Excellent Video CardPros: This card is a great card for an HTPC. The low profile is perfect for HTPC cases, and there are no space issues in the Silverstone ML03. Cons: Software. Other Thoughts: The con really isn't a con. It's just oversight on the software manufacturer's part. Not all cards are created equally, so a one-size-fits-all software solution doesn't work. It's just too bad that the Catalyst software doesn't identify the installed card and then adjust the default settings according to the cards capabilities. 1 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Sound IssuesPros: This thing is great for an HTPC. I put this in my Silverstone ML03 case, and it fits great. Cons: The audio skips one second every 95 seconds or so when playing video. This is a big issue since I bought this for my HTPC. Previously I was using the on board graphics (Core i5-3570K, Intel HD 4000), and there was never a problem. Audio doesn't cut out during gaming; just video. I've played several videos, and tried to find a solution to this issue. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a solution. Until the solution can be found, I'm not going to be happy with this card. I will likely send this back and get something else if a solution isn't found in the next week. Other Thoughts: I wanted to like this card, and I did. I'm very disappointed that there's an audio issue with it. Everything else on this card works great and I would have otherwise given it five eggs. Unfortunately, audio cutting out during a movie every 95 seconds is unacceptable. 0 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Fastest SFF Low Profile Video CardPros: This is an excellent low profile video card for a SFF PC. The AMD/ATI Radeon HD 7750 is the fastest graphics chip you can get in a low profile slot. No need for an extra power connector. Manages fine on a sub 300W PSU. Normal size HDMI connection. I've got mine paired with a Core 2 Duo at 2.66Ghz, 4GB RAM, and it plays most games at 720P at 60FPS or higher with high settings. 1080P games at 30FPS. Turns a HTPC into an excellent Steam Big Picture gaming PC. Budget friendly. Cons: It can run very hot, but this hasn't affected performance, plus drivers can manually adjust the fan speed, though the fans will sound loud. The HSF is double card wide, so keep that in mind for tight cases. Low profile cards are a bit more expensive than equivalent full size cards. Other Thoughts: I was between this and the SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 7750 low profile card. I liked the double fans and normal size HDMI connector, no need for dongles. Look, this card isn't going to play every game maxed out at high resolutions, but for the budget gamer looking for a low profile card, this card is nice! 5 out of 5 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Great Budget CardPros: This card is great! This was my first graphics card and I can say it's a great improvement from an integrated graphics card. I also overclocked it with AMD Overdrive but that seemed to do nothing. I'm also probably not experiencing everything this card can do because I'm still using an AMD Athlon II x2 3.0GHz CPU... If you are thinking about getting this card, go ahead, although it might not be able to play games like Battlefield 3 on high. Cons: None at the moment. Some games get uneven framerate but I'm sure that's my CPU bottlenecking my GPU. Correct me if I'm wrong. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Very quiet, good improvementPros: whisper quiet, improved speed, easy installation Cons: none really - the driver Windows 7 automatically installed didn't display everything optimally but when I used the installation disk and wizard to download the latest driver from HIS, everything worked great. Other Thoughts: I had been using a low profile/low power GeForce 9600 for the last 3 years in my slimline PC with 250 watt power supply. The fan had become much more audible over the last year (i'm assuming a ball bearing). This card is much more quiet than that card was new and it also is noticeably faster. Since the HD 7750 uses 8 less watts, I'm assuming that this card is fine with low watt power supplies. 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
DiedPros: Ran great, while it was alive Cons: Died after about 2 weeks of usage, right in the middle of a game. Board boots up with POST saying no VGA detected. After trial and error it was confirmed that this GPU died. 1 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
black screenPros: came in a nice package Cons: Couldn't get this card to work. tried two different computers! just black screen. both 300W htpc that runs radeon hd 5570 cards without a hitch. tried everything i could think of to get it to work with no luck. Other Thoughts: for a card i bought to replace my radeon 5570 for a htpc/ light gaming i'm saddened by the fact i got my hopes up. Manufacturer Response: 1 out of 4 people found this review helpful. Did you? |


text:
rhythm & 'bliss' massage
Listen up while you loosen up with this rhythmic rubdown, which gives tense spots a 'tune'-up while you tune out with a pair of noise-cancelling headphones playing your choice of four music mixes. Your therapist will massage to the beat for a sesory soothing session what hits all the right notes-and the right knots. (bliss soho, bliss49, bliss57, bliss hoboken only)
75 min $155
blissage™75 / blissage™105
These mind-unwinding full-body massages both begin with a sole-soothing warm wax foot wrap, followed by a ridiculously relaxing rubdown designed to loosen you up and target your most troubled muscles. (We may have to peel you off the table when it's over.)
75 min $155 / 105 min $220
blissage™ 49
Named after our flagship NYC location, this 49-minute massage is for those who need to be in, 'ahh' and out within an hour. Choose between a full shoulder-to-toe rubdown or targeted treatment of specific spots with knots. (Talk about a happy hour.)
49 min $120
extreme sports massage
Whether you're sore from spin class or snowboarding, this mega-muscle relaxing massage pinpoints your most painful parts with a parafango pack, deep tissue work with a spasm-soothing oil, and application of an instant refreshing gel.
60 min $150 / 85 min $215
the ginger rub™
A massage legend that boasts a brisk rub of freshly grated, circulation stimulating ginger root and warm detoxifying essential oils, a cozy warming foil wrap and a full body massage to get to the 'root' of your tension.
105 min $220 / 135 min $280
great expectations
Performed with prenatal-approved products, this bump-friendly version of our Blissage relieves tired muscles, swelling and sluggish circulation to leave maxed-out moms-to-be feeling practically 'reborn'. (After the first trimester only.)
75 min $165
rookie mom rubdown
Take a break from the new bundle with a muscle-melting Blissage75, and let your recovering belly bask in a tummy-toning 'Tight' on Target treatment that'll leave you feeling like one hot mama
75 min $175
the rubber neck
'Shrug' off tension with this targeted rubdown, which includes a pre-massage parafango pack followed by kneading, stretching and acu-pressing to work the boulders out of your neck and shoulders. (Note: This is not a full body massage.)
60 min $130
the rapid rub®
De-stress on the double with a half-hour of targeted massage work on the area that aches you most. (Note: This is not a full body massage.)
30 min $75
A 'toe'-tally Bliss twist on the classic blend of foot massage strokes helps stimulate circulation, untangle sports-tortured tendons and detox you down to your last little piggy. Can also be booked as a facial upgrade.
customer service
888 243 8825
shop at blissworld
and earn points+perks
our brands


text:
Meyer says Alber comes from the word Olber (or maybe it's the other way around), which means "Fool." I think by 1570 they were just as lost on the origin of some of these terms as we are.
I really like the "tree" version myself. It lines up much better with Messer's "Pastey," or "Bastion," than a fool does.


text:
Image Processing Toolbox |
Image Processing Toolbox provides reference-standard algorithms for preprocessing and postprocessing tasks that solve frequent system problems, such as interfering noise, low dynamic range, out-of-focus optics, and the difference in color representation between input and output devices.
Image enhancement techniques in Image Processing Toolbox enable you to increase the signal-to-noise ratio and accentuate image features by modifying the colors or intensities of an image. You can:
The toolbox includes specialized filtering routines and a generalized multidimensional filtering function that handles integer image types, offers multiple boundary-padding options, and performs convolution and correlation. Predefined filters and functions for designing and implementing your own linear filters are also provided.
Image deblurring algorithms in Image Processing Toolbox include blind, Lucy-Richardson, Wiener, and regularized filter deconvolution, as well as conversions between point spread and optical transfer functions. These functions help correct blurring caused by out-of-focus optics, movement by the camera or the subject during image capture, atmospheric conditions, short exposure time, and other factors. All deblurring functions work with multidimensional images.
Device-independent color management in Image Processing Toolbox enables you to accurately represent color independently from input and output devices. This is useful when analyzing the characteristics of a device, quantitatively measuring color accuracy, or developing algorithms for several different devices. With specialized functions in the toolbox, you can convert images between device-independent color spaces, such as sRGB, XYZ, xyY, L*a*b*, uvL, and L*ch.
For more flexibility and control, the toolbox supports profile-based color space conversions using a color management system based on ICC version 4. For example, you can import n-dimensional ICC color profiles, create new or modify existing ICC color profiles for specific input and output devices, specify the rendering intent, and find all compliant profiles on your machine.
Image transforms such as FFT and DCT play a critical role in many image processing tasks, including image enhancement, analysis, restoration, and compression. Image Processing Toolbox provides several image transforms, including Radon and fan-beam projections. You can reconstruct images from parallel-beam and fan-beam projection data (common in tomography applications). Image transforms are also available in MATLAB and Wavelet Toolbox™.
Image conversions between data classes and image types are a common requirement for imaging applications. Image Processing Toolbox provides a variety of utilities for conversion between data classes, including single- and double-precision floating-point and signed or unsigned 8-, 16-, and 32-bit integers. The toolbox includes algorithms for conversion between image types, including binary, grayscale, indexed color, and truecolor. Specifically for color images, the toolbox supports a variety of color spaces (such as YIQ, HSV, and YCrCb) as well as Bayer pattern encoded and high dynamic range images.


text:
It's possible the Dolphins' offense has had worse days in the franchise's 47 seasons.
Against a defense as bad as the Titans have? That would be hard to do.
Miami's offense struggled to do much of anything Sunday, losing 37-3 to a Tennessee defense ranked at or near the bottom of the league in almost all statistical categories.
There's plenty of blame to go around — and the Dolphins' offensive line knows they are not getting away without taking their fair share.
"Any loss is awful, especially like this,'' left tackle Jake Long lamented. "But we can't hang our heads. And we won't.''
Said Richie Incognito: "Such a lopsided defeat, it's tough. There were a lot of factors.''
Consider this: Miami mustered just three points against a team that was last by allowing an average of 34.2 per game. The Dolphins gained just 255 yards against a team that averages a whopping 415 allowed per game.
Tennessee's rush defense came in ranked 30th in the league by allowing 141.6 yards. Miami picked up just 54 on the ground Sunday after gaining 84 against the Colts the previous week.
"We really haven't had success doing it,'' Incognito said when asked why Miami has struggled to run. "We have to find ways moving the ball down the field. It has been tough sledding.''
Although rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill will be skewered for his three-interception performance against the Titans, Miami's offensive line had another rough outing.
Long, who struggled against the Colts and Dwight Freeney last week, said the Titans came out hard from the first play and Miami "never got the momentum going.'' Failing to convert on a third-and-1 on the opening drive and Reggie Bush's fumble on the second didn't help.
"We didn't play well enough. Point blank,'' Long said. "They made the plays we didn't. We need to get that corrected and do so quickly. ... We just haven't played well enough up front, and we know that. ... We'll get it fixed. We'll do our job and get back on track.''
Long wasn't the only one hit by the officials. Center Mike Pouncey was called for holding in the third after Bush was stopped for no gain on a first down. Incognito was pulled off the field by coach Joe Philbin in the second quarter after he was hit with a personal foul.
It was a bad penalty for Incognito as well as the Dolphins. Tennessee had been called for offsides on a play in which Thomas went 14 yards to the Titans' 14.
Because there were two penalties on the play, the 15-yarder on Incognito was upheld — from the original spot of the foul. Instead of Miami being in business inside the red zone, the Dolphins faced a first down from the 43.
"Offensively, as a whole,'' Philbin said, "I don't know that anyone — as far as I saw — is playing very well at this stage. I would say they [the offensive line] are a part of that.''
Incognito, who has been voted as one of the league's dirtiest players by his peers, said afterward he thought the play was still going when he got called for the late hit. Incognito missed a handful of plays before going back onto the field.
"I gave the guy a shove, it was a dumb penalty that definitely hurt the team because it pushed us out of points,'' he said.
"It was a mistake on my part.''
Said Long: "... We're going to come out [Monday], correct the film, practice and get back to the way we play football. When we do that, we're going to win games.''


text:
Former President Bill Clinton is making two Texas stops to give Democrats in tight U.S. House races a boost.
Clinton held a rally Thursday in San Antonio for Democratic congressional hopeful Pete Gallego, who is locked in one of the closest congressional races in the country.
Gallego spokeswoman Rebecca Acuna says Clinton headlined the rally for Democrats, featuring the state lawmaker Thursday at South San Antonio High School. The rally will took place at the Ron Durban Athletic Center.
Gallego, a longtime state lawmaker, is trying to take the sprawling 23rd Congressional District from Republican U.S. Rep. Francisco Canseco, who narrowly won the seat in 2010.
The race is among only a handful of toss-ups in Texas as the Nov. 6 election approaches.
Also speaking at the rally Rep. Joaquin Castro.
People started lining up just before 1 p.m. on Thursday, some carrying their own momentos to show their support for Clinton and President Obama.
The people who did get into the rally gave Clinton rave reviews and said they felt politically energized as they left.
"He just woke me up," said Doris Griffin. "I'm just excited. I hope everybody gets as excited about this election as I am."
Sam Galloway agreed.
"We already voted, my son and I, but we're going to go out and get as many democrats as possible," he said.
Later Thursday, Clinton will head to Beaumont for former U.S. Rep. Nick Lampson. Lampson is vying with Republican state Rep. Randy Weber for the seat of U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, who is retiring.
Clinton also visited Texas swing districts in 2010, but his efforts were largely unsuccessful in stopping Republican victories.


text:
Search results for : | kickboxing freak |
San Andreas State Troopers
SAST from Freak Insanity Gaming RolePlay
andreas, state, troopers, sast, from, insanity, gaming, roleplayFPS FREAK FORUM
Discuss XBOX 360 online multiplayer games here!
freak, forum, discuss, xbox, online, multiplayer, games, here!CirqueDuFreak
An rp site for all the fans of the popular series by Darren Shan, Cirque Du Freak,
cirquedufreak, site, fans, popular, series, darren, shanVampire Roleplay
Vampire freaks . MARCH! Yeah, this is a vampire RPG. Anyone a vampire obsessed freak is welcome. Or anyone, really, for that matter.
vampire, roleplay, freaks, march!, yeah, this, anyone, obsessed, welcome, really, that, matterWww.tkofa.on.ca
Free forum : TKO Strives to exceed our students' training expectations through practicing the Art of Muay Thai.
free, muay, thai, training, advice, kickboxing, amateur, kitchener, waterlooSeo Bhubaneswar
I am Santosh 3 Years Experience an internet freak who always keep finding new ideas or trends on internet world. I have worked 1+ year as PHP. I have worked 2 .5 years as SEO Strategist in India for India based company's and some local projects, Some
bhubaneswar, santosh, years, experience, internet, always, keep, finding, ideas, trends, world, have, worked, strategist, indiaEWE - European Wrestling Entertainment & KS - Killing Spree
The European Wrestling Entertainment & Killing Spree's forum
european, wrestling, entertainment, killing, spree, speed, danielEpidemic Johto
Post-apocalyptic Pokemon RP forum
epidemic, johto, post-apocalyptic, horror, survival, pokemon, epidemicjohto, zombies, nintendo, game, undead, infected, plagueThe Pokémon Modification Forum
PMF or The Pokémon Modification Forum, is a forum dedicated to modifying and discussing Pokémon games from all generations. Pokémon and all related characters are registered trademarks of Nintendo, The Pokémon Company. Creatures copyright Game Freak.
pokémon, modification, forum, dedicated, modifying, discussing, games, from, generations, related, characters, registered, trademarks, nint


text:
You're watching...
What Happens If Congress Can't Come Together?
Former CBO director Douglas Holtz-Eakin on the election, the fiscal cliff and the Fed.
Nov 7, 2012
You're watching...
Former CBO director Douglas Holtz-Eakin on the election, the fiscal cliff and the Fed.
Nov 7, 2012
Also in this playlist...
Auto-advance: ON
Auto-advanceThis transcript is automatically generated
-- another four years of President Obama a Democrat led senate and a Republican led house.
I am looking forward to reaching out and working with the leaders of both parties to meet the challenge as we can only solve together.
Reducing our deficit.
Reforming our tax code.
Fixing our immigration system itself.
From corn oil.
But the nation is dangerously close to the fiscal -- another president may be earnest in his remarks can we expect congress to come together what happens if they do not.
Joining me now Douglas Holtz Aiken former director of the congressional.
Budget office.
Market participants today a lot of analysts notes floating around Wall Street saying don't think they're gonna come to a deal not so quickly.
Well I think we have a very very clear set of circumstances number one there isn't imminent economic danger raising taxes but 440 billion dollars at the end of the year is a recipe for recession.
Number two we have the same cast of characters -- -- failed comes agreement for quite some time and we -- very little time so.
There's good reason to be nervous.
But we did see in 2010 in similar circumstances the president say look we're not growing very fast we shouldn't be raising taxes withstand everything for two years.
I don't think you'll see two years there should be -- deal that gets -- safely to spring of 2013.
Where they take on the big debt.
It warnings are saying today is a weaker dollar and a big piece of that is that is the concern to Republicans -- actually -- -- that that they think the Fed is stoking inflation that's gonna come sooner rather than later they're gonna get the same policies -- -- Bernanke whoever succeeds Bernanke he leaves.
What do you make of that do you think that that's -- we're looking -- as far as -- forecast for the next -- lawyers -- I think is for this sensible forecasts are mean the Fed to comment on moves -- coming out of recessions typically if you look back in history.
This fed said it very clearly it's worried about downside risks is gonna -- even later.
And they have a hard job now -- mean unwinding what they've done is harder than things in the past.
And they can only do it as fast as we get our fiscal house in order so -- stock you.
I wanna send someone to show our viewers and show you this the -- forecast if you look at and there's federal spending but if you look at the debt forecast of this fiscal Clinton that mark in this can go to different ways for the economy we can go basically into another recession.
Spending goes down or get -- forecast is we we we actually.
And has had backup higher and things are are fixed like where's.
Your take right -- I think the crucial thing by getting past the end of the year without a recession is that we won't do real deficit reduction in foreign recession but it just won't happen in the US so.
He gets in the spring safely and then the -- to be a big budget deal and we know what the outlines look like.
Republicans have said we're not raising taxes and what should fix entitlements Democrats has set for years.
-- -- of these entitlements until you raise taxes.
Now's the moment the president said both sides are gonna have to give some it's time for principled compromise that team take us forward.
Do you think that in some way the president will take on some of the ideas that were put out there by governor Romney during election.
I think if he wants to be successful he is going to have to bend as well he likes to blame Republicans in the house but.
Now that's electoral politics it's now time to develop a legacy what will he accomplish and a second term.
To do that he -- Republicans and Democrats who's actually pass legislation he can't do don't want party's ideas okay really quick GDP what is your forecast for GDP.
If we don't -- over the fiscal -- -- we we wander along at something like got 2% ramping up next year with a stronger housing market so it's a three by the end of the year.
All right what they have got -- on the CBO good -- ask Doug great to see you think you might know that you had about as much slick design have so appreciate it coming up.
Honestly I didn't still -- you are still standing older grades are all right that is.
Filter by section


text:
krohn29 wrote:And if i see you on a 4 wheeler at parma and you are in my way.
you will get a disc to the head, you little Fu<K3R$.
and rotten meats!Mudd Budd wrote:Or just have a pocket in your bag dedicated to butts
gilroy wrote:Hello dear my first post on your topic and I know your decsation very nice picture and look put them in your pocket or your bag
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest