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Texas A&M tackle Luke Joeckel would be a good fit with the Arizona Cardinals.
Regarded as the top left tackle in the 2013 draft class, Joeckel certainly looks the part. At 6-foot-6 and 310 pounds he has the size, and he's a very good athlete who was very productive in blocking for 2012 Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel.
Needless to say, many teams could use a player like Joeckel, and a few of them are set to pick before Arizona is on the clock.
However, should he still be around at the seventh spot, Brooks believes the Cardinals would be wise to draft him.
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Basically, he's under pressure to perform.
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Emotional and financial support from Ellen DeGeneres has been offered to young Constance McMillen, 18, the high school student whose Mississippi school canceled senior prom because she wanted to (gasp!) take her girlfriend as her prom date.
With the help of the ACLU, McMillen is challenging the school's policy and trying to have the prom reinstated; we'll know the outcome of the hearing soon. In the meantime, McMillen has received some unexpected support -- both emotional and financial -- from her famous friend.
McMillen appeared on Ellen to tell her story Friday; the softspoken honors student said that she'd been appealing to the principal since December for permission to bring her girlfriend to prom. On her third attempt, the school told her: the couple could attend separately, but McMillen wasn't permitted to wear a tuxedo, and they would be asked to leave if they slow-danced, showed affection, or otherwise made anyone "uncomfortable." When McMillen turned to the ACLU for help, the school retaliated by canceling the prom altogether -- making her pretty unpopular among her classmates. Still, McMillen is taking a stand against what she feels is a discriminatory policy.
DeGeneres was so moved by McMillen's story that she offered to throw her a prom -- but the teen turned her down, saying all she wanted was "to go, and be able to be myself, and go to the prom I was supposed to have." So the talk show host found another way to show her support: in collaboration with positive news site Tonic.com, DeGeneres presented McMillen with a $30,000 college scholarship and a summer internship offer.
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Fairfax area residents looking for a prayer location are in luck this Ramadan. The All Dulles Area Muslim Society (ADAMS) announced the opening of a brand new masjid location, the ADAMS Sully Center in Chantilly, Virginia. The new center, located within walking distance from the Capital Expo Center, opened for Jumuah prayers for the first time on Friday, July 13, according to an ADAMS press release from earlier this month. Three regular Jumuah prayers will be held each Friday: one at 11:45 a.m., one at 12:45 p.m. and one at 1:45 p.m.
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WASHINGTON — The crowd at Texas Gov. Rick Perry's speech Friday morning on Capitol Hill was downright unfriendly.
Perry was interrupted, denounced and heckled for snubbing a Medicaid expansion in his state, but he vowed not to budge. Meanwhile, other Republican governors have budged left and right. Florida Gov. Rick Scott was one of the latest to pivot to accept federal dollars to expand the public health insurance program in his state.
The unfriendliness Friday didn't spring from members of the nonpartisan Texas State Society, who each plopped down $25 to be served eggs, chicken-fried steak and Perry's speech at a ritzy Republican club.
But the Lone Star State's famously anti-Washington governor faced anti-Perry protesters who popped up by turns where he spoke inside a stately room lined with portraits of Republican heroes such as Ronald Reagan and Abraham Lincoln.
Outside, protesters brandished signs saying, "Expand Medicaid!" and chanted in the chilly morning air.
Perry did his best to handle all the protesting with humor and good grace, joking that the chanters were from Alabama. But all the interrupters — four people inside and a loud, though not large, crowd outside — might have grated.
"Anybody else want to get up here and interrupt me, we ask you to come on please so we can have a, a good discussion here," Perry said after a woman suddenly rose up to confront him about Medicaid.
A security detail member descended on each interrupter inside the Capitol Hill Club, escorting each one — still shouting — down a winding staircase and outside.
Perry expressed his determination to reject federal Medicaid dollars from President Barack Obama's health care reform.
"We are not going to be expanding Medicaid in Texas," Perry said to applause. "It is a broken system."
As many as 2 million more Texans would have health care coverage through the Medicaid expansion, according to a report Billy Hamilton Consulting created for Texas Impact, an advocacy organization sponsored by Christians and Jewish groups in the state.
The governor said Friday that Texas stands to suffer bankruptcy under such an expansion.
Perry also touted the Texas economy and cultural development — more theater seats in Houston than any other place besides New York City — between interruptions.
Activist Durrel Douglas of Houston interrupted Perry the fourth and final time when the governor launched into an explanation of the state's power needs.
"The challenge we have as a state is that we are growing and growing rather quickly ..." Perry said.
"And not taking care of the people!" Douglas said before being led away.
Douglas traveled to Washington to participate in the Texas Organizing Project's protest, he said in a telephone interview Friday. His aunt died of cancer. She repeatedly put off going to the doctor since she lacked health insurance, rushed too late to the hospital after she threw up blood.
"We could save so many lives and save so much money if we had health care expansion," he said.
The group describes itself as a community-based nonprofit organization and is carrying out a "Perry No Care" campaign. Washington, D.C., area and Texas residents participated in Friday's protest.
Expanding Medicaid is popular with others, too.
"Gov. Perry's refusal to expand Medicaid keeps millions of Texans uninsured and hurts our economy," said Tanene Allison, Texas Democratic Party communications director.
But Douglas' protest set off groans of protest from audience members who did find the interruptions grating.
"I thought it was incredibly rude," Arthur R. Friedman, a management consultant based in Silver Spring, Maryland, said after the speech. "If you want to protest outside, fine."
Friedman is originally from the Bronx in New York City and attended graduate school at the University of Texas.
"Everyone's screaming at each other, and no one's listening," Friedman, an independent, said. "You can't have solutions when one party is screaming at another."
Bill Christian, Texas State Society executive secretary, said the events Friday were unprecedented in the society's history.
"That said, we are, of course, a nation of free speech, and I think the governor handled himself well, and I hope that we're a model of how to handle situations like this," Christian said after Perry's speech.
During Perry's talk, he appeared sympathetic to the audience, made up largely of Texas transplants to Washington.
"We do have a little bit of heated discussion from time to time between Austin and Washington, but I think you know that back in Texas, we really respect what you do, all of you, you know, regardless of which side of the aisle you might be on or what have you," he said.
With protesters' chanting reaching crescendos regularly behind him, Perry said he greatly respected "these individuals from Alabama out here who are letting us know their feelings."
He added, "You don't have to come to the state of Texas. You can go somewhere else if that is what you want to do."
Perry arrived Thursday to attend a Republican Governors Association meeting in Washington and was to leave today, governor's spokeswoman Lucy Nashed said. He won't be doing fundraisers during his trip.
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Discussion in 'Audi S4/A4/A4 Cab (B7 Chassis)' started by solaris, Aug 9, 2011.
Wish I'd known that you were going, I would have loved to join you.
Sorry mate, next time? I wasnt the organiser this time round and just tagged along with a load of lads from the UK, germany etc.
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Love this thread!! so much detail and acuracy!! cant wait to do it myself
i've just joined and this is my first post
firstly i'd like to thank solaris and spider for the informative posts and pics :thumbsup:
i've just started doing this conversion myself on my DTM, i've already done the basic stuff, wheels, coils, milltek, S4 front brakes, ATP 3" decat, autotech HPFP - although i have now got my hands on APR pump.
i've got s3 injectors waiting to go on with the turbo i'm hoping tomorrow. i've got a lot of helpful tips from this thread that have helped me along and hopefully make fitting easier.
i've gone a slightly different route with the k04 outlet though anf made my own FMIC set up. (i'll dump updates from another forum)
cut off original outlet and welded on k04-023 oulet from this
to this
so i can use this pipe (intended for 225 TT)
i bought a core intended for another Audi and with a variety of bends mocked up the boost pipe run. also the FMIC had to fit without modifying or cutting the car / bumper in any way.
coldside boost pipe with map sensor flange and dv flange
painted fmic pipes to keep them hidden in side grills
bolted up
coldside pipe fitted
trimmed down the silicon 90 elbow and fitted up
coldside done, test fit bumper
hoping to get it all bolted up tomorrow and complete the hotside boost pipes, pics to follow
Excellent work! Have you fabricated the metalwork yourself?
Is it an S3 intercooler?
it's from a B6 toyo **** kit, i bought a variety of bends and cut them all to length and taped the joins as i went then took it to my ally welder, i can mig weld but not got a tig yet unfortunately
You've done a fantastic job on the charge pipe flange, that should make life easier. Also happy to see the intercooler pipes in black..nothing worse than a blinging Audi.
thanks bud
well it's been a long day, and made some good progress []
first test fit
hotside boost pipe run
turbo fitted
dv fitted
fitted the S3 injectors and APR HPFP and tidied it all up and gave it a wipe over, excuse the intake - long story
oh and a pic of my 'rattle'
all done now just waiting remap
Excellent job there! Well done! Can't believe I missed this! Some great pipe work. Mine still drives great! Can't wait to see what figures you get. Chosen a mapper yet? MRC tuning did a great job on mine, can't recommend them enough.
Very jealous of you guys...looking good there!
thanks chaps, been at MRC all day, the car was a little low for the rollers, then the APR pump wasn't performing so luckily i bought my spare autotech and they switched it over.
it finally made 331 and 348ft lbs, they were surised it didn't make more, unfortunately i had to stop on the way for fuel at esso and had to fill u with 'supreme' 97 ron and the intake temps were getting high.
it seems the reason it may have been lower cam on the drive hom when i jumped on the m40 and popped it in 6th and the clutch instantly slipped when i applied the power.
been there mate! on both the Esso fill up and the clutch! First time i took my DTM to get mapped i put esso "premium" in it as i was running late. Was laughed at for being so daft! (lesson learned!) Also when i had my B7TDI the clutch was slipping all over on the rollers too! Just shows you need to have the car in tip top condition and even then things you didnt know about will get in the way!
Car looks great though and i bet once you get the new clutch in it will be flying! I put a new standard clutch in mine and its been fine but Solaris went uprated. I suppose it depends how far you want to take the power?
Anyway good stuff and now the thread has three different K04 installs!
is that intercooler one of teh unes currently available on ebay for a b6 1.8t quattro?
I was about to ask you about your clutch however im ever so glad I addressed this issue during my build. FYI I went for a Southbend Stage 3 inc a single mass light weight flywheel. Its been fantastic to date and never slipped even during some violent launches!


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Summary: Low cost smartphone providers are powering the popularity of the Android platform and ZTE continues to gain market share with devices like this new Nubia 5s mini LTE.
2014 may become the year that the consumer realized they don't have to pay $600+ for a smartphone that gets the job done. Huawei blew me away with their $300 Ascend Mate2 with a battery that last forever, Nokia sells a few sub-$200 Lumia smartphones, and Motorola has the Moto X, Moto G, and Moto E for the cost-conscious consumer.
ZTE is one of those rising stars that are keeping Android market share higher than everyone else, as IDC recently noted in their second quarter report. Today, ZTE announced that the Nubia 5S mini LTE will be available unlocked beginning 27 August with preorders beginning today, online at Amazon.com for $279.99.
The primary unique features of the Nubia 5S mini LTE are the rear facing 13 megapixel camera and front facing 5 megapixel camera. We have seen these cameras on some of the latest phones today, but not together on a single device and certainly not on a device at this price.
Specifications of the Nubia 5S mini LTE include:
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 Quad Core with Adreno 305 GPU at 1.2 GHz
- Android 4.3 Jelly Bean
- 4.7 inch 720x1280 Sharp IGZO display
- 16GB internal storage, expandable to just 32GB with a microSD card
- Bluetooth 4.0, 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi
- 13 megapixel F2.2 aperture rear camera with 5 element lens
- 5 megapixel front facing camera
- 2000 mAh battery
- Dimensions of 134.8 x 65.8 x 7.6mm and 120 grams
ZTE states that there is camera software to give you full control over the photo experience, including pro (manual) mode, fun mode, and auto mode. HDR, panoramic, burst mode, and more are supported as well.
Strategy Analytics reports that ZTE is third in Android marketshare in the US, behind Samsung and LG, with 9.4 percent after the second quarter of 2014. They are number four overall after Apple and the other two Android vendors with 7.4 percent of the US market share.
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Winter blues, the recession and other woes don't get Orewa Laughter Club members down. They literally take up the saying laughter is the best medicine.
The club was started in March by Arkles Bay resident Shaguntala Sangarapillay, who recently moved from Browns Bay.
Shaguntala first experienced laughter yoga in May 2007 at a Ponsonby Laughter Club.
"The Ponsonby club had a training session one weekend, so I did it for a laugh not realising what I was going to do next."
The East Coast Bays Community Centre asked Shaguntala to start a laughter club in its facility.
"For months it was only me and one other woman, then slowly word of mouth built up.
"I ran a weekend workshop for a local business retreat and they loved it. The club grew."
Shaguntala moved to Whangaparaoa and last year left the club, averaging 20 members a weekend, in the hands of four younger laughter yoga trainers.
"Laughter yoga is basically exercises to stimulate your laughter," she says.
"The guy who came up with it was Indian, he was really into yoga. So we use some stretches from yoga poses with laughter attached to it.
"We learn how to laugh again. It's a space where you can be silly and childlike. The funny thing is there's no sense of humour necessary."
Some exercises include re-enactments of everyday activities, like talking on a cell phone or washing your hair, others get participants to try things like the moonwalk and dancing to get them laughing.
"Laughter produces hormones, although your mind knows that it's not real humour, your body doesn't know.
"It exercises your diaphragm, abdominal muscles and upper chest. The best part of it is you forget your pain and enjoy yourself for 45 minutes."
Shaguntala says it's interesting how people react to the laughter.
"People allow you to be angry in public and it's accepted. But if you laugh they think you need to go to the crazy house."
Sessions are held every second and fourth Wednesday of the month from 10.30am to 11.15am in the small hall at the Orewa Community Hall, 368 Hibiscus Coast Highway.
"We have coffee afterwards and try and sort out Orewa's parking problems for another laugh," says Shaguntala.
Everyone is welcome. Entry is a gold coin donation. Contact Shaguntala on 424-3590 or 0272-611-140, email email@example.com or visit www.laughteryoga.org.nz.
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Unfortunately, we were not able to get the goal breakdown last night since Dave was traveling for work, Chris was traveling for pleasure, Suit had a hockey game, Becky was working late, etc, etc. Check back later this afternoon for an abbreviated recap.
One of the chief arguments for trading Ryan Callahan and/or Dan Girardi is that the Rangers aren't a contender this year even with those veterans on board, so the team should trade one or both to set itself up for the future.
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St Augustine, Trinidad - The University of the West Indies Cricket Club were booted out of the UWI Twenty20 tournament yesterday, losing to Caldrac Club by 40 runs in their preliminary round match at Sir Frank Worrell Ground in St Augustine yesterday.
Trinidad & Tobago Newsday article.
Port of Spain, Trinidad - QUEEN'S Park batsman Jonathan Augustus stroked 85 yesterday to give the national selectors a timely reminder of his quality on day one of the second three-day trial match at the National Cricket Centre in Balmain, Couva.
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