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Not sure if this should be here or in the Win 8 Forum! With my new PC I have been offered an upgrade to Win 8 for £15. I would like to take up this offer but don't want to upgrade yet! I have the promo code to get the special offer but I can't see how to download just the upgrade software and save it to my PC for future use. Any one done this so far?
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Generally they will allow you to download a iso file that you can make a dvd with, assuming you have a burner (pretty much everyone does now)
You'll want to purchase the deal through the microsoft site to get it that way.
We generally reccomend doing a clean install with your upgrade copy.
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Many thanks will follow your advice. I think I read that you go for the full price item them fill in the Promo code to get the discount! I'll give it a try later, thanks.
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Ellen Deardoff told the story Sunday of how she came to be buried in a plot of anatomical parts from the University of Colorado's medical school.
An "eccentric" felon, Deardoff's many run-ins with the law included sending obscene letters in the mail — a felony — shooting someone through her door who wanted to use her "shack" for carnal relations — later ruled as self-defense — and dumping powdered arsenic down her ex-husband's well. The last one landed her in jail for eight years.
After her release, she was destitute and died of starvation in 1914, with her body given to the medical school to use for practice.
Playing Deardoff, with a clear sense of fun, was Barbara Myers, one of four authors of the book "If These Stones Could Talk: Tales from Columbia Cemetery."
From the obscure to community pillars, people from Boulder's past were brought back to life Sunday as part of Historic Boulder's bi-annual "Meet the Spirits" event at Columbia Cemetery.
The event is designed to intrigue residents about Boulder's history and to raise money for cemetery preservation efforts.
"This cemetery is a history museum in so many ways," said Nancy Blackwood, co-chairwoman of the event. "This is the history of our city. We work hard to bring it back to its former glory. There are still a lot of markers that need to be cleaned and restored."
A volunteer corps of conservationists has worked for years to restore battered gravestones and identify grave sites. For some gravestones in disrepair, the cemetery turns to restoration professionals.
For example, Boulder's Parks and Recreation Department in March reinstalled six newly refurbished cast-zinc — a.k.a. "white bronze" — grave markers at the cemetery. The markers, manufactured by the Monumental Bronze Co. in Bridgeport, Conn., between 1874 and 1912, were transported to Ohio for repair.
Altogether, 31 Columbia spirits were showcased Sunday through short biographical monologues.
Among the well-known figures in Boulder history portrayed Sunday were bounty hunter Tom Horn, photographer "Rocky Mountain Joe" Sturtevant and the University of Colorado's first woman professor, Mary Rippon.
Alexis Bell appeared as Dorothy Gay Howard, the former Jane Doe, whose naked, battered body was found in Boulder Canyon in 1954.
"I like to tell the story of a young woman who someone tried to throw away," Bell said. "She deserved better than she got."
Jane Doe was identified four years ago as Dorothy Gay Howard through the efforts of Silvia Pettem, a columnist for the Camera and local historian. After she was identified, a new headstone was incorporated into the original. The original headstone, along with her funeral, was paid for by Boulder citizens.
Howard was married twice before she turned 18, left Phoenix, Ariz., in March 1954 and is thought to have been murdered by serial killer Harvey Glatman -- who was executed in California in 1959 for the murder of three other women.
Tim Plass, a city council member, chose to portray George Ford, a poultry farmer who's thought to be the oldest person buried at the cemetery. Ford died a month shy of his 110th birthday, crediting a diet of beans and cornbread and good whiskey for his old age.
He long outlived his wife, married when he was 19 and she was 12 before he went to fight in the Civil War. She died in childbirth at 17.
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Added Boulder's Julie Ireland, "It's very entertaining and a fun way to learn about Boulder's history."
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You're probably thinking, "Awww, look at that monkey-thing!" But actually, this isn't even a primate at all and it's more like the raccoon's badass adorable cousin. This is a fucking kinkajou aka Potos flavus, which, by the way, translates to "golden drinker," a name given because of their fur color and their love for nectar (they pollinate things with their face fur along the way, which is pretty important and also cool).
The name "kinkajou" itself is a local word that means honey bear, which is also another one of their names, which you may think is sweet and all, because, I mean, just look at that adorable face, but the actual reasoning for this is a bit different. You see, kinkajous don't quite care for bees, often raiding their nests to lap up some honey.
Yet another one of their names is mico león which translates to monkey lion, which sounds pretty badass, if you picture a ferocious lion who can also swing around on trees all swift and shit. They are kind of like little lions in the sense that they have sharp claws and eat other mammals and kind of like monkeys in the sense that they have prehensile tails that they use to hang from, as well as using them for balance and such.
Kinkajous are omnivores and feast on fruits, eggs, insects, as well as the aforementioned honey and small mammals. They hang out in the trees of the forests of Central and South America in little gangs, as they are social animals who enjoy having friends to groom and be groomed by, as well as mates to reproduce with, though they can be solitary. In either Spring or Summer, impregnated female kinkajous will give birth to a single adorable and pretty dependent blind baby, who she will raise on her own. It will grow up quickly enough that by its second month, badass baby will be hanging from trees and see and do some of those cool things that the adult kinkajous do.
These things are nocturnal and enjoy keeping up the forest neighbors by being vocal with barks and screeches and looking for food all night. Come morning, they find a tree hole and go to sleep.
Kinkajous have really cool feet, which are quite useful when you spend a lot of time in trees and going up and down them. They are able to turn their back feet 180º to climb down trees head-first in the case of an ocelot or jaguar wanting to snack on some honey bear.
Pictured is a Daphnia friend I made senior year in AP Bio. One of the most common daphnia is this, the Daphnia magna. They're commonly used as lab animals, as they easily reproduce and grow, and can be easily observed (Check out those embryos!). They are also used as fish food. They eat phytoplankton filtered by their minuscule and hairy legs and swim with help from their antennae. They're pretty tiny at 5mm (the size of my brain calcification), but a species is a species, no matter how small.
This is a pretty short description, but what fascinates me about them is how fucking tiny they are and how they're able to think and respond to stimuli and move so quickly and just exist in general, and they're also cute.
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This sassy little fellow is a black-footed ferret (Mustela nigripes). Many died as a result of the decrease of prairie dogs, which were poisoned because a huge inconvenience to have when you're trying to be a farmer and get your farming done and there was also plague, so the black-footed ferrets were pretty much fucked. You see, heir diet is over 90% prairie dogs and their habitats are actually the same ones as the prairie dogs only they pull a Columbus and take the fuck over until they own the place. When you take that away, they now lack food and habitat (BASIC NECESSITIES!) and when you add disease… They were declared endangered in 1967, thought to be extinct in 1974, declared extinct in 1979 (Stop crying, bro. The story gets a bit better, I promise.), and finally, rediscovered by a dog named Shep in 1981.
After plague hit again though, everyone was scared that they wouldn't be able to come out of it. 18 black-footed ferrets, allegedly the last in the whole world, were caught from the wild and then breeding programs happened. Release into the wild started in 1991! Releasing captive bred species back into the wild is not always successful. It's like if you put a five year old in the wild and expect it to learn how to survive. Not exactly like that, but you can't expect something to adapt to the wild after being spoiled with the indoors and never taught to live in the wild. So the ferrets are taken to a sort of boot camp where they learn to live on their own and hunt before they go to the actual wild. In a month and a half, they master using their teeth to capture, kill, and eat their prey. Yay!
Though they are still endangered, their gene pool isn't all that great (which causes other issues), the black-footed ferret is currently quite successful today, if you consider they were thought to not even exist anymore. Who knows, maybe one day you'll find out giant dinosaurs are still out in the amazon or something. If not, you can always order a plush one on amazon and that's kind of close.
How do you know if you're dealing with a black-footed ferret?
Is it a masked bandit?
Does it have nice little black boots?
Does it appear to have been painting something black with the tip of his/her tail?
Is it a badass?
Are you out at dark near a release site (Usually, like most all ferrets, they sleep long hours and only come out at night with all the energy in the world)?
Are you at a zoo? (If you are, I don't know why you are even reading this, because they have labels and shit.)
If you answered yes to questions 1-4 and 5 or 6, then you are probably seeing a black-footed ferret. Congrats!
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The mofo in the picture is a Hoffmann's two-toed sloth (Choloepus hoffmanni). First off, Choeloepus is a genus of two toed sloths. It means maimed foot, which sounds kind of mean, but they do only have two toes. Thaaaaankkkss, evolution. Naming things you find after yourself is kind of lame (I'm looking at you Hoffmann, Colombus, Amerigo Vespucci, etc., etc., etc.), but hey at least you're remembered with a sloth and that's pretty badass.
Sloths are arboreal, much like myself. They live in trees and hang out there all the time. They live their whole lives upside down. Seriously. They do EVERYTHING upside-down. Everything. Also, much like you people of the internet, they are nocturnal, slow, and quite solitary. But that's alright, because they are adorable. Adorable enough that when it comes time to mate, these little dudes will find a friend and procreaaaaatttee! Also, upside down. There's foreplay too! It's kind of cute actually. The female licks the male's face (stop laughing, jerks. The poor things aren't socialized, remember? They don't know how to kiss properly and I doubt you're any better, so just stop. Or keep going. They don't care. They're probably sleeping anyway and if you don't like face-licking you're not their type anyway) and then they mate upside-down. BADASSES! In about a year, a single baby sloth is born. It takes a long time to make the cutest baby animals, you know.
They're also quite stylish, parting their belly hair, so the rain rolls right off. They also made friends with algae. The sloth's hair makes a great home for algae, so the algae are happy, and the algae serves as camouflage for the sloths, so the sloths are happy.
They eat mostly leaves and are thus incredibly slow. They also have fruits! Who doesn't love fruits, right? Only, this is actually really important to the environment, as some plants won't germinate until after they have passed through a sloth's digestive system. Thanks, sloths! They have slow metabolisms as well, which change along with their temperature, according to their environment. This particular species is also known to wobble its head a lot, probably because they have a song stuck in their head thanks to that annoying bird in the next tree.
You know how there's always an exception? Well, once a week, they go down to the base of their tree and are not upside-down as they defecate and urinate. PLEASE don't tell the jaguars and anacondas.
The platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus) is one of five living species of monotremes (the rest are echidnas). You can find them on the east coast of Australia, including Tasmania. They are pretty much the most badass animal. Mammals usually give live birth to their offspring, but the monotremes said fuck that shit and so they lay eggs. Platypus mothers nurse their young for up to four months, which is pretty badass, since their kids are beaked and what other species does that? Not only that, but they have really sharp spurs on their back feet. The male's will deliver venom to any mother fucker that tries to mess with it. In their free time, they scoop up insects and worms and such that they find by detecting the tiny electrical fields they create for noms. To make their feeding time more badass, they close their nose, eyes, and ears as they dive in. You try eating that way underwater and you'll probably pass out and choke and die and not even get the food in your mouth anyway, because you are not good at detecting electrical fields around your food at all. Also, you lack waterproof fur to keep you dry and warm and a tail and webbed feet to make you a great swimmer. Sucks to be human, huh? If it makes you feel any better, they are just as awkward as you are on land.
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The terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and The Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001, irrevocably scarred the nation. That morning, two commercial planes, en route to Los Angeles from Boston, were hijacked and flown, minutes apart, into the north and south towers of the World Trade Center in New York City. Shortly afterward, another plane, en route to Los Angeles from Washington, D.C., crashed into The Pentagon. A fourth hijacked plane, headed from Newark, NJ, to San Francisco, crashed in a field near Shanksville, PA. All 266 passengers and crew aboard the planes were killed; deaths from the Trade Center and Pentagon were estimated in the thousands. The country reeled from the world's deadliest act of terrorism, which caused the largest single-day loss of life in American history.
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Part of any effective emergency preparedness plan must concern recovery operations. The survival of any business - yours, as a provider of facilities management services; your tenants', as providers of a myriad of products and services - depends upon how long it takes to get back to normal operations once a crisis occurs. This 7-part report - from the Buildings editorial staff (Linda K. Monroe, Editorial Director; Jana J. Madsen, Managing Editor; Leah B. Garris, Senior Associate Editor; and Robin Suttell, Contributing Editor) - offers insight on first responders, security, clean-up efforts, business continuity, restoration, communication, and insurance.
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Since 9/11, the needs of first responders arriving to a disaster scene have generated much attention. So much, in fact, that the Gaithersburg, MD-based National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) Building and Fire Research Laboratories have made strides in helping the facilities industry assist first responders (police, fire, emergency medical technicians) in working faster, more efficiently, and more effectively when arriving at a disaster site.
Based on ongoing studies and workshops, including one in May 2004 specifically aimed at better defining first responders' needs, NIST has more clearly identified the building information that would benefit emergency responders and how it should be conveyed.
First, every building should have a comprehensive, well-defined safety plan that outlines evacuation procedures, operating information for life-safety systems, and other key details regarding what needs to be done and when, should disaster strike. This plan should be shared not only with building occupants, but with local life-safety officials.
Why? Because their representatives will be among the first on the scene after the disaster. The more they know about your building and its operations before disaster strikes, the better.
"Coordinating this plan with local fire officials or [other] first responders is important," says Chris Jelenewicz, engineering program manager for the Society of Fire Protection Engineers, Bethesda, MD. "The time to get the fire department involved [is] when you are developing [a safety plan]. They can give you key insights [on] how they can be part of this plan."
Comprehensive plans, according to NIST research, should include pertinent static information:
Plans should include simplified drawings of all sides of the building (labeled in fire-service notation a, b, c, d). Be sure to include utilities, lock boxes, standpipes, door locations, zone boundaries, hazardous materials, fire walls, roof access, stairwells, elevators, camera locations, security and fire control room(s), and water sources.
In addition to this plan, local safety officials should also have access to a map of the running route, building keys, and/or a key to a fire-service lock box that is attached to the building and contains building keys.
The "first-due" responder typically has 5 minutes between time of dispatch and arrival at the incident. As a facilities professional, no matter where else your attention is needed in the immediate aftermath of a disaster, be sure to make yourself known to the incident commander, Jelenewicz stresses. "Identify yourself. Ask what you can do to help. They'll ask you questions to get the information they need to know, based on the situation," he says. "Be available to them as a resource; if they don't already have [building plans], you will be able to help them."
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As buildings become increasingly automated - integrating systems that manage the environment, security, fire, energy, and even elevators - first responders are recognizing that such systems can process and store large amounts of potentially useful data.
Recent work at NIST has demonstrated the possibility of using building sensors and a decision support system to send information about a disaster (a developing building fire, for example) to first responders prior to their arrival at the building.
The key, researchers say, is to "provide responders with static (pre-plan) and dynamic (real-time) building information in a format that is readily understandable and universally accepted so that the use of the information becomes seamless and can be readily displayed on a computer screen."
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The Beatles spent a good part of the first week of April 1963 recording songs for broadcast on BBC radio, affectionately known as the BEEB. On April Fool's Day the group was at the BBC's Piccadilly Studios in London to record songs for two editions of the show Side By Side, during which a guest group would perform songs "side by side" with the host group, the Karl Denver Trio. The show's format had the host and guest open with a duet on the song Side By Side. Then the Karl Denver Trio and the guest act would alternate performances for the remainder of the program.
The first set of songs, recorded during the afternoon, was broadcast on April 22. They were aimed at promoting the group's debut album and latest single, From Me To You. In addition to the single, the Beatles also recorded BBC versions of I Saw Her Standing There, Do You Want To Know A Secret, Baby It's You, Please Please Me and Misery.
The second set of songs, recorded during the evening, was broadcast on May 13. Once again, the program's focus was on promoting the LP and new single, with the Beatles performing both sides of the single, From Me To You and Thank You Girl. The album tracks included A Taste Of Honey, Chains and Boys. And just for fun, the group rocked out on an exciting cover of Little Richard's Long Tall Sally, which would not be recorded at Abbey Road until the following year.
After a rare day off, the Beatles spent Wednesday evening as guests on the BBC program Easy Beat, hosted by Brian Mathew and recorded in front of a live audience at the Playhouse Theatre in London. The group performed their two most recent singles, Please Please Me and From Me To You, as well as the album track Misery. John and Paul were panelists on the record review segment. The show was broadcast on April 7.
On April 4, the Beatles did another session for Side By Side, this time recording a mix of the usual tracks to promote singles and albums, Love Me Do, From Me To You and Boys, and two tracks that were never recorded by the group for EMI, Too Much Monkey Business and I'll Be On My Way. That afternoon, the group was played a concert at Stowe, a boy's public school in Stowe, Bucks.
On Friday, the Beatles gave an early evening performance for record company executives at EMI House, where they were awarded a silver disc (signifying sales of 250,000 units) for the single Please Please Me. Later that evening, the group performed at the Swimming Baths in Leyton, London.
The weekend concluded with a Saturday show at the Pavillion Gardens Ballroom in Buxton, Derbyshire, and a Sunday concert at the Savoy Ballroom in Portsmouth, Hampshire.
Today's trivia questions are about the Beatles on the BBC.
- What was the only Lennon-McCartney song performed for the BBC that the Beatles never recorded or performed live?
- Who recorded a version of the song referred to in the above question at Abbey Road?
- Which recording artist had more of his songs covered by the Beatles during their BBC programs than any other artist.
- Name as many of those songs as you can.
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- The Lennon-McCartney song I'll Be On My Way was never recorded or performed live by the Beatles.
- I'll Be On My Way was recorded by Billy J. Kramer with the Dakotas at Abbey Road on March 14, 1963. It was released in the U.K. as the B-side to Do You Want To Know A Secret on April 26. Note: Billy will be at this weekend's Fest For Beatles Fans!
- Chuck Berry had more of his songs covered by the Beatles during their BBC programs than any other artist.
- Too Much Monkey Business, Carol, Johnny B. Goode, Memphis Tennessee, Roll Over Beethoven, Sweet Little Sixteen, Rock & Roll Music, I Got To Find My Baby, Talking About You. The first eight appear on Live At The BBC.
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click image to zoom How big is the U.S. woodworking industry? Very big, accounting for billions of dollars in services and, even billions of dollars more in highly prized manufacturing activities taking place right here in the U.S.
Why should you care? Well, when woodworking businesses apply for loans, or petition government agencies for support - everything from zonal variances, to sewer systems, railroad spurs or highway exit ramps - it gives your business increased "standing" to be part of the bigger fabric of a large and highly valued industry segment.
A perfect example is Carl Spencer, who testified Sept. 19 to the International Trade Commission on trade issues around Chinese plywood imports. Spencer spoke on behalf of thousands of woodworking businesses, as well as his own Spencer Cabinetry.
Giving weight to his words was the size of his business. Listen in:
"We are very proud of our company and our 15 employees. Over the last eight years we have maintained one of the fastest growth rates in North America, currently approaching $2.0 million in sales.
"The kitchen cabinet industry overall is currently almost a $9 billion dollar industry which has a very low barrier of entry and is therefore highly fragmented.
"Roughly one-third of the U.S. cabinet market is controlled by seven companies (including Norcraft), but 60% of the industry is made up of approximately nine thousand companies like mine, all under $15 million per year. We are, in fact, the backbone of our industry, both in terms of aggregate revenues and aggregate jobs."
Cabinet manufacturing is part of the secondary woodworking industry, an industry that straddles two major segments: wood products production, a manufacturing activity; and interior woodworking, a service activity within the construction sector.
Millions of woodworkers are employed in these arenas: secondary wood manufacturing (including flooring, cabinets, furniture, windows, doors, panel and wood components); and woodworking interior building (architectural millwork and custom wood interiors and installation).
Putting a number on the size of the market and its value to American society, Wood Products magazine devotes its December 2013 issue to the Wood Industry ALMANAC - a guide to the woodworking industry, and a tool for finding resources and training to grow your business and educate yourself and your employees
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In the ninth leg of the race, the four remaining teams travel two thousand miles from Almaty, Kazakhstan, to Russia's capital and the largest city in Europe, Moscow. But the plane ride looked like a cakewalk next to taxicab delays. One team not only couldn't pay the full cab fare, but also attempted each of the two Detour challenges twice! Ready to find out how it all happened? Let's go, go, go!Nick and Starr are the first to leave yet each team made the same flight. But late night airport activity sets the stage for this leg's outcome. Dallas is all smiles when chatting up Starr — or maybe it was because she let his hand rest on her leg. In any case, with four finishes in the number two spot (three of the four times right behind the siblings) he confesses that he's determined to beat them. It really comes through at the Road Block when he is the first to deliver fifty 55-pound bags of flour. And he didn't even need the attempted coaching from the monotone bakery lady. He was definitely more focused this week.This was in strong contrast to the frat boys who were distracted from the start. Having left their shoes in the theater last week and wearing something similar to spongy socks they swiped from the hotel, Andrew and Dan unexpectedly discover a 24-hour shoe store in the Kazakhstan airport. (I spent way too much time trying to figure out the dollar to ruble exchange rates at online currency converters, which didn't match up to what the players said they had and were spending. Toni states they were given $175 — equal to 4,826 rubles — for this leg yet An/Dan said 12,000 was over $100 for a pair of shoes, and they have only $76... by the time cab rates came up my head began to spin and gave up.) In any case, having bought the cheapest pair of footwear An/Dan came up short in more ways than one.It's remarkable that this team has survived this long and is still standing. Their biggest waste of time occurred at the Kolosok Camp for the Detour where military madness set in. Andrew's six years of marching band experience doesn't help when choosing the marching challenge called Boots. The assigned traditional military uniforms fit nicely but after waiting at least 15 minutes for Andrew to learn how to apply the foot wraps they ditched it and head over to the Borscht challenge. Now dressed in cook's outfits, and with 75 hungry soldiers waiting for a bowl of soup, Andrew realizes they have to perform this in the uniform they just removed. An/Dan decide to switch back to the Boots challenge and learn to march like the drill team. Somehow, God smiled on Andrew and helped with the foot wrap. However, God couldn't have been laughing as much as I was when Dan displayed his lack of coordination. Who knew marching could be so painfully difficult? He was so bad that, if I didn't know better, I would have sworn he learned his moves from Elaine on Seinfeld! The drill sergeant keeps saying no, no, no! So, they quit, head back to the tent and, with hungry soldiers tapping their spoons on the table, successfully serve the borscht. Dan's excuse for the wacky gyrations is that he isn't "arts-based"; he is "sports and TV-based". I'm glad he cleared that up.Maintaining a good attitude throughout their challenges, Ken seemed surprised to learn while changing into uniform his "GI Jane" was going commando. Maybe this was the cause of Tina's exaggerated arm swinging during the military march. At the Road Block Ken is carrying one 55-pound bag of flour at a time to Dallas' two and still finds happiness when completing the task and giving the bakery lady a kiss on each cheek. Nick says he has a strong back but it was his wheezing that was surprising, causing the bakery lady to observe that he "is not fit"! And she wasn't handing out any cakes for his birthday.Everyone had cab-driver catastrophes and it wasn't clear to me whether the problems stemmed from language, reading the clue, traffic or agreeing to take the riders without knowing the directions. Once again, communication is the biggest hindrance for the teams and my first thought was that the dearly departed Sarah, who had done so well speaking several other languages, probably would have been prepared with Russian lessons. Nick/Starr were so frustrated they cut their losses with one cabdriver only to waste time looking for another. Starr seems frazzled and even walked in front of moving car. On another long drive, they don't understand the new driver when he says their destination is "a little further". And even if they had they might not have believed him having spent, as Starr states, an hour travel time. Nick was trying to stay calm while Starr looked as if she would pop a blood vessel on the way to finishing third at the Pit Stop.Keeping the same cab throughout might have been a good time saver for An/Dan but the driver is not amused when Dan doesn't have enough money to pay him. Dan goes so far as to offer the cabdriver his new shoes for $100 off the rate. Totally disgusted, the driver walks away and Dandrew are the last team to arrive. But this is a non-elimination leg and sometime during the next race they will encounter a Speed Bump. The odds are certainly against them, yet they are confident that being the underdogs will help them. I think they need more than confidence, don't you?I was just as happy as Toni when she says "say it, Phil." And he does tell her and Dallas they are team number one for the first time. They win a trip to the Dominican Republic.Return Trips:• On his way to the Monastery, Dan says the "red thing looks church-y" • Were Andrew and Dan not able or not allowed to go back and retrieve their shoes from the theater? • Dan says they are the tortoises that will beat the hare. Do you agree? To watch clips of The Amazing Race, zip over to our Online Video Guide.
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Bruce Arena's Los Angeles Galaxy return to league action tomorrow against Sporting Kansas City at the Home Depot Center (7:30 p.m. PT/10:30 p.m. ET, NBC Sports Network). The Galaxy aim to dust themselves off and return to playing the type of football that their capable of.
"We let ourselves down, without a doubt," Galaxy defender Todd Dunivant told LAGalaxy.com's Larry Morgan when recalling their most recent defeat to Monterrey in CONCACAF Champions League play. "Losing that first game was kind of a gut punch to us. But it's not something that's going to ruin our season.
"I don't think the mood of this team is really down right now. Obviously we want to right the ship a little bit, but I think you look at (Real) Salt Lake in 2011 after they lost the Champions League" – a 1-0 home loss in the deciding game to give Monterrey a 3-2 series win on aggregate – "in the fashion they did, I think that affected their entire season, and I don't see that happening with us."
"It's frustrating because it knocked us out of CONCACAF," defender A.J. DeLaGarza said. "We gave up the last two goals here (to Monterrey), we could have scored three here. In MLS, we've done it against Chivas, Toronto and Dallas and it has cost us.
"We have to get back to basics."
Sporting are not only coming off a 1-0 victory over the New York Red Bulls but also a shutout streak of five games. However, the key to victory isn't worth a search into the depths of their own selves, argues the Galaxy boss.
"Try to shoot and pass well. That would help. If you put it in the net, they put in the scoreboard," Arena told LAGalaxy.com's Adam Serrano. "They're a good team defensively and they have a good way of playing, they understand each other very well so their backline and goalkeeper play well."
"They've been around together for a while now and they have a good goalkeeper and a good back four, but we like to think that we're a pretty good and dynamic attacking team," midfielder Landon Donovan said of Sporting. "So for us, it's a good challenge and we're looking forward to it."
One thing about the Galaxy that has been an issue has been the tendency to surrender late goals. If Los Angeles can avoid giving up late goals to the opposition, they will have a chance to get the job done.
"We always play pretty solid for the first 80 minutes and then we have one mental lapse and get punished for it," said defender Greg Cochrane to Serrano. "A lot of times, we just have to, almost, just keep the play in front of us and not let it get behind us and hopefully, it will eliminate giving up the late goals."
Actually, this week the G's are aiming to do one better, argues defender A.J. DeLaGarza.
"We have got to get back to getting shutouts," DeLaGarza said this week. "It's unacceptable. We know that. We have to get back to getting shutouts."


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By Zach Grove
Sometimes I mentally rewind back to week six of the 2009 season: Brandon Stokley, decked out in his Broncos' brown and white AFL throwback uniform, rolling into the end zone on 3rd and goal during the fourth quarter of a Monday night showdown in San Diego. After the game, Josh McDaniels (then 6-0 as a head coach) smiled at the camera and said, "We feel like we can win every game!" As diehard Bronco fans, there wasn't a single one of us who was thinking any different.
Denver's collapse in 2006 (when a rookie named Jay Cutler replaced veteran Jake Plummer mid-season) was painful to swallow, but a playoff run that year likely would have ended in Indianapolis just like multiple years before.
The collapse in 2008 was even more brutal, but as soon as Week 2 with a controversial win over San Diego, self-honest fans began to see it. Nate Webster and Dwayne Robertson weren't scaring–or stopping, or stuffing, or sacking–anybody. But 2009 was undoubtedly the Broncos' most heart-wrenching season in recent memory, I guess because the culture had seemingly changed. With a new-look 3-4 and veteran Mike Nolan calling plays, the Denver defense was suddenly playing lights out. After Week 5, the Broncos were allowing the fewest points per game in the NFL. We were pressuring and confusing the likes of Tom Brady and Phillip Rivers, shutting down running backs and finally allowing less points after halftime than in quarters 1 and 2…a sharp contrast to so many choke-prone defenses of the Shanahan era. The Broncos, it seemed, were back.
Fast forward to April 2011, and it is clear that we weren't "back" for very long. There is no need to recount the events of the Great McDaniels Deception or to speculate what could have been (a Mike Shanahan offense of Peyton Hillis, Jay Cutler, Tony Scheffler, and Brandon Marshall to go with a defense full of youngsters led by Clay Matthews? Super Bowl?)…OK, I couldn't help myself. But today we are at a crossroads. Elway/Fox/Xanders are taking serious looks at 1st round quarterbacks, all with glaring question marks, despite having two such questionable former first rounders sitting on our roster already. The bottom line is we need to draft defense. 2nd overall, trade down, trade up, stay put–it doesn't matter where. We need playmakers or we run the risk of drafting in the Top 10, season after season for many years, like the Buffalo Bills or even the Chiefs up until last year. And speaking of risk, we need to minimize it.
McDaniels took plenty of risky players, including five for 1st round picks in the 2009 and 2010 drafts: Knowshon Moreno, Robert Ayers, Alphonso Smith, DeMaryius Thomas, and Tim Tebow. But the problem with gambling high stakes all the time is that, if none of your bets work out, pretty soon you're back to zero. In poker, in life, or in running a football team, you need to balance out calculated risks with calculated guarantees. We have a ton of risk/reward prospects sitting on our roster already, which is why I beg Elway and Co. not to bring in any more boom/bust players (eh hem, Jake Locker). In the meantime, we can all say a collective prayer that an offense with former first rounders at running back, quarterback (2), wide receiver, and left tackle will yield results in the form of yards, touchdowns, and, ultimately, wins. This April, however, John Elway and Co. need to do the smart thing and pick the players that least beckon our group prayers for them to boom and not bust.
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Marvel's 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.': J. August Richards Not Luke Cage, But…
Now that the hype surrounding Marvel's 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' trailer has died down (who are we kidding, we're still watching it), the question remains for fans just who 'Angel' vet J. August Richards will be playing. The running rumor has Richards as Marvel hero-for-hire Luke Cage, with New Warrior "Rage" a close second, but has 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' executive producer Jeffrey Bell let Richards' true identity slip? Find out the mystery strongman inside!
ABC will likely keep Marvel's Joss Whedon-directed 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' pilot under a tight lid before the fall premiere, but that didn't stop executive producer Jeffrey Bell from responding to intense fan speculation about the identity of J. August Richards' mystery character, whose super-strength was broadly put on display in the recent three-minute trailer.
Speaking to IGN, Bell seemingly confirmed that Richards would not play Luke Cage after all, though Bell may have slipped up in implying the character's name began with an "M." "I'm going to say that [Luke Cage is] an interesting Marvel character, but no. But [Richards] came in and killed it," said Bell. "Honestly, we were looking for this part, and we just said, look, all our parts are open to all diversity. So the fact that we have a black dude who is awesome and it's J, was just because he was the best actor."
Bell also clarified that Richards remains a guest star on the series rather than a regular, and that 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' would create its own canon as much as the other Marvel movies, while still bringing in comic characters:
We talk about it like this: If you take all the Marvel movies, really only Captain America and the Hulk are the only real "superheroes" in all those movies. You've got an alien god, but in all those movies, there's been, like, three [superheroes].
So if we trot out a superhero every week, it would be weird. But we're saying the world is different and things are changing, so we will be finding other people — so whether it's science or whether it's a result of [what happened in] New York or whether they're from somewhere else, we're open to everything. Whatever makes cool stories.
We're still anxious to get a look at the 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.' pilot in the near future, regardless of who Richards end up playing, but what say you? Are you disappointed Luke Cage doesn't seem to be in the mix? Watch the trailer again, and tell us what you want to see from the 'Agents of SHIELD' series in the comments!


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