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Watch your favorite movies and videos in stunning high definition with the LG 42LK450 42-inch 1080p 60Hz LCD TV. Its full HD resolution provides real life like crisp and sharp images. To take your guesswork out of picture adjustment, this flat panel television features the Picture Wizard II that provides on-screen reference points for picture elements, such as color, black level, tint, and sharpness. Since this TV is ISFccc Ready, the settings are adjusted according to the lighting conditions of the room making both daytime and nighttime viewing. The Intelligent Sensor feature does these adjustments automatically for an enjoyable viewing experience enjoyable. The LG high definition television has a dynamic contrast ratio of 100,000:1 to generate darkest blacks and brightest whites. Equipped with the Dolby Digital decoder, this TV helps you get a complete home theater experience. The Smart Energy Saving feature ensures that you save on your utility bills.
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Besides having to wait 3 weeks on this tv because it was backordered which was very frustrating, it was worth the wait. This is my 1st flatscreen TV and we have had it for a week & its REALLY amazing. The picture is SO sharp and so clear & the sound is teriffic (surround sound). I dont even need to get a soundbar or anything to make the sound better. The menu is very easy to operate and my husband loves how great the detail is on his football/baseball games. This tv for the price and the free delivery is a really great deal. I would totally recommend this tv.
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I bought a new LG 42 inches TV, 42LK450, and pretty happy about its video quality initially. However, the remote broken within 5 months. Worst thing to find out is remote has no warranty; even you could purchase a new remote still no guarantee it will not broken in few months. A TV without an useful remote is not user friendly. I am not sure any customer will buy a TV without remote capability. If that is the case, why the remote has such an incompatible quality vs. TV ?
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By maggie5775
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The picture quality cannot be surpassed as far as I'm concerned, I have friends with higher priced televisions but not higher quality. I picture quality is excellent, it is easy to hook up too.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Awsome all around!
By HeatherA
from Pittsburgh, PA, USA
I have had this tv for awhile now, and simply love it, the picture quality is the best I have seen. After buying this I am now sticking with LG for everything! Thanks LG!
This product offers an excellant ease of use.
By Jim-55
from San Antonio, Texas
Not on;y are the different plug ins a plus the HDMI also offers a fast and effective change from component to component. The best feature I find is not needing the manual and an extra 15 minutes to set everything up. Everything is on the screen and very user friendly. In the near future I will purchase more components and will look at the LG brand first. If all continues with the ease of use it will be the only brand I look at.
By Anonymous
from Taiwan
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Very solid product
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Purchased to install in a public lobby. Good picture, ease of use. Great features. I would definitely recommend.
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Great TV for the money
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from NJ
The PQ and feature set this TV offers is good for the price and is an excellent value. Colors are highly accurate and viewing angles from left to right are wide for an LCD. It has advanced picture settings like 10-pt grayscale and 2D CMS that typically are only found on much pricier models. I have the version with the S-IPS panel and aside from bright black levels that are tinted blue, the PQ from this TV is very good to excellent.
This TV is a great buy for the money.
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This is our first HDTV. We did a lot of shopping and research before buying. After 6 months, I would definitely buy this TV again. It has all the features we need, great picture quality, we love it. There are only two things that I wouldn't rate excellent: the sound, as in most flat panels, is just okay (but due to the necessary small enclosure it does meet my expectations; it just isn't great if turned up past a "normal" volume) and the other thing is the auto-sensing for brightness; we've found that not to make the experience better and we leave it off. Otherwise, this is a great product.
Great Television
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Received this as a Christmas present from my son. Overall good product. Haven't had any problems with it. Nice picture quality, easy to set up.
This product has a great picture!
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Hospitalizing teen girls with pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) costs six times as much as treating them in the emergency room, and up to 12 times more than treating them in an outpatient clinic, according to a small study conducted at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center.
The findings, published online in the December issue of Sexually Transmitted Diseases, are based on an analysis of 172 patient visits among 152 girls, 12 to 21 years of age, with PID.
The researchers say the study underscores the need for earlier diagnosis and treatment of these patients not only to help contain costs, but also, more importantly, to prevent PID complications like chronic pelvic pain and infertility.
"The dollar cost of PID hospitalizations and ER care is important, but at the same time we should take steps to individualize PID care and tailor it to each girl's specific age and circumstances to help her understand how to prevent this from happening again," says lead investigator Maria Trent, M.D., M.P.H., a Hopkins Children's pediatrician who studies teen sexual and reproductive health.
Of the 135 outpatient visits in the study, only 14 involved visits to a regular clinic, while 121 were visits to the emergency room, probably signaling lack of reliable primary care for many of the teens in the study, the researchers say. Outpatient visits cost on average $701, compared with $1,382 for treatment in the emergency room.
By comparison, inpatient treatment in the hospital costs on average $8,480 per patient per episode. Thirty-seven of the 172 visits resulted in hospitalizations because of severe or advanced PID. Hospital charges were even higher — $13,360 — for a small subset of girls with PID who required treatment on a psychiatric unit, a finding that suggests how vulnerable sexually active teens with mental health disorders might be.
PID, an inflammation of the reproductive organs, is a complication of untreated sexually transmitted infections like chlamydia and gonorrhea, among other bacterial infections, and affects more than 1 million women in the United States each year, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. More than 100,000 of these women develop fertility problems as a result of their infections.
Co-investigators on the study included Jonathan Ellen, M.D., of Hopkins Children's, and Kevin Frick, Ph.D., of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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The creative director for Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag, Ashraf Islamil, said in an interview with Gamespot that the game's multiplayer will not feature naval battles.
Naval battles, introduced to the series in Assassin's Creed III and met with positive reviews, is expected to be a prominent part of the Assassin's Creed 4 experience. Until now, whether or not naval battles would come to the increasingly popular multiplayer mode was a matter of much discussion among the gaming community.
"Naval multiplayer, unfortunately, we don't have it," Ismail said. "It's someting we tried at the beginning, but we didn't feel we can get it to a good enough level for this iteration."
While this news will likely incite much disappointment, it is refreshing to see a developer making difficult decisions for the sake of quality-control. Despite my desire to take the reigns against my friends and other players internationally, I am grateful that Ubisoft won't be wasting gamers' time by adding a broken feature to an otherwise enjoyable multiplayer exprience.
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Former state Sen. Ray Musto still manipulating the system
Former state Sen. Ray Musto continues to manipulate the system from a court-ordered hospital evaluation as he did in the halls of the Capitol. His lawyers ask for compassion and would like to see more press in an attempt to garner public support for a sick old man.
I, too, seek compassion, but not for a person who manipulated his elected office for his own gain. What about "We the people"?
If the reports of his health are true, let the man return to his family. However, in the same spirit of compassion but this time for the public, let him be responsible for his actions. He should be billed for court costs, hospital stay, medical tests and any other bills related to his case.
His estate should not benefit from his public service any more than the people who he represented should suffer.
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Thank you so much for the work you did at Lebanon Cemetery in 2006! I had 1983 inventory notes of the cemetery that this monument existed, but I have visited the cemetery three times recently, but could not locate it. In the past few years, however, a tornado hit the cemetery. Evidently this stone and other tall ones were toppled and destroyed. I am a descendant of hers in my Mother's Dad's line. In a format that is easiest for me to understand - she was my GrGrGrGr Grandmother. If you would like me to, I can provide linkage information for many of the Hams in Lebanon, with relatives who were Johnstons, Goodwins, Lewis, Humphreys, Merritts, and Howells, some of whom are buried at Lebanon. Thanks, again, for capturing history!
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HI just wondering if you knew any thing about this person?He is one of your memorials....I belive him to be my moms uncle...,if he is he is the son of Walter Benkjamine Powell and Barbara Ann Sanders Powell...They had 7 children...they are burried in Arkansas in DeRoche Cemetery with his sister...I am trying to link all my moms Aunts and Uncles..her father died when she was 6 mo old but some cousins stayed close due to double marriage...it would a lot to me if you have any info my mom is gone...i have other family trying to help....his birth date matches with census 1900..ms...he was in his grandmother Mahala Sanders house with his parents...and he had a draft regestration card in olive branch...
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The death date on your memorial and the one on Pearl's grave marker differ by a day. Do you know which one is correct? Still at it! Sue Copinga (Opal's daughter)
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Could you please add their Son Raymond Pancoast McKelvey Memorial # 117961338?
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This lady is my GreatGrandfather,s mother in law. Katherine Mildred married Willaim H. Wilburn form Senatobia Ms. He is my great grandfather.I am trying to find where she was buried.I have some history of there children.I am missing a brother and a sister. I have approximate birth dates no death dates. I can go from Willaim H Birthday Nov 27 th 1828 to my generation.Any help would be appreciated. Mike Wilburn.
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Thank you Kimberly,
I followed others to the cemetery the last time in 2003 for my Mother's funeral ten years ago. My half sister lives in Byhalia and from her house it seems we went west to Hwy 78, turned right, north on it a little ways and turned left onto another small road and another right on the cemetery road and it was maybe a mile and on the left. From Memphis we went south on 78 and turned right then another right to the cemetery road. So I hope that makes sense???? I think I'd have a hard time finding it alone!
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CNS Director, Emeran Mayer, and Rob Knight are co-organizers of the Society for Neuroscience symposium, 'Gut Microbes and the Brain: Paradigm Shift in Neuroscience," CNS investigator, Kirsten Tillisch will be presenting the first data from human studies at this event held on November 19 in Washington DC.
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V/H/S/2 Gets Vivid New Theatrical Poster
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In keeping with the design from the first films poster, this new one-sheet for the upcoming horror anthology sequel V/H/S/2 sticks to focusing on a skullish design for some reason, and it isnt quite as effective as the first. Perhaps thats because huge stacks of VHS tapes are vaguely ominous and super-bright shades of red are blinding. That said, its still a striking poster, with what look like random snippets of scenes placed between the lines. I guess thats all you can do for an anthology, as focusing on anything specific would end up neglecting the other directors.
V/H/S/2 will feature less segments than the first film, but the lineup of directors is just as strong. Returning from the first film are Adam Wingard whose long-awaited Youre Next will finally hit theaters in August and Simon Barrett, who will be directing his first gig here, whereas he was only a co-writer in the first film.
Aside from them, the film will also feature a segment co-directed by Eduardo Sánchez (The Blair Witch Project) and Gregg Hale, the creator of Freakylinks; another one from Indonesian director Timo Tjahjanto (Macabre); and Gareth Evans, who created one of the greatest action films ever with The Raid: Redemption. And finally, Jason Eisener (Hobo With a Shotgun) will get his own short.
The initial buzz, which our own Kristy Puchko can vouch for, is that this sequel is the rare breed that is in all ways better than its predecessor...which is probably okay, since the film didnt grab much of an audience outside of genre fans. The sequel will be released on VOD on June 6 and in theaters July 12th. Check out the teaser below, and no one will laugh at you if you keep your phone light on as you walk away from the computer.
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In the wake of the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby ruling, two recent decisions involving Christian universities and transgender students have ensured that religious freedom continues to be a prominent national issue.
The U.S. Education Department recently granted George Fox University a religious exemption from parts of Title IX—which prohibits educational institutions that receive federal funds from discriminating on the basis of sex. The decision came after a student who was reportedly "undergoing 'an extensive process' of transition from 'female to male'" complained that the University was violating Title IX by denying a request to live in an all-male dorm.
Just last year, the U.S. Education and Justice Departments decided that schools and colleges could not prohibit transgender students from buildings meant for one gender. And according to Inside Higher Ed, although some had hoped this decision would bode well for students with similar claims, the exemption for George Fox now has them "worried about the ability of religious colleges to discriminate against transgender (and possibly other) students."
The George Fox student's lawyer, Paul Southwick, reportedly noted that he believed the Department of Education's exemption for the University would likely create a precedent that would lead to other religious institutions acting similarly.
In another situation, a judge issued a decision allowing California Baptist University to expel a transgender student, but the decision also held that the University could not forbid the student "from public spaces on campus or from its online educational programs," according to Inside Higher Ed.
The student, who reportedly "identifies as a woman and applied to the university as a woman," was admitted to California Baptist in 2011.
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But the university learned that she had appeared on a reality television program to discuss her transgender identity. Then, based on the idea that she was a "fraud," the university expelled her and banned her from the campus and all campus activities. Upon internal appeal, the university said she could attend public events on the campus, but otherwise did not change the finding.
Her lawsuit against California Baptist is based on the Unruh Civil Rights Act, which bars various forms of discrimination, including discrimination based on gender identity.
The California superior court judge's ruling focused on the extent to which the law applied, given that California courts had previously ruled that it did not apply to organizations whose primary mission is "the inculcation of a specific set of moral values." The judge ruled that the residential academic program fit that model and thus was exempt. He noted that the president and all trustees must be members of Southern Baptist churches, that all faculty must be Christian, and that students are expected to attend chapel and must abide by "a strict moral code." For these reasons, the judge found that the university's undergraduate, on-campus program was exempt from the law.
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Easy 7 Minute Salted Caramel | Food & Drink
Some things in life just seem unnecessarily complicated. Take wedding planning, for instance – we've created this huge industry that charges exorbitant prices for what should just be a joyous celebration with your loved ones. And there are so many details to think of! Pinterest and blogging has certainly made weddings (as well as crafting, cooking, and a slew of other things) more complicated. There's more pressure to do things in a cute, perfect-looking way.
But I'm not really here to complain about wedding planning stuff. I'm actually here to tell you I discovered this awesome, un-complicated way to make caramel that doesn't involve a candy thermometer and is practically impossible to ruin. I can't tell you how many times I've ruined a batch of caramel, by stirring too much or heating it up too quickly, or a myriad of other issues. When I was creating a salted caramel mocha cheesecake for a Crock Pot contest, I needed to find an easier version of salted caramel sauce. I came across a seemingly too easy version of caramel over at Pioneer Woman, and was shocked to find that not only did it work, but it tasted just like a regular, complicated caramel sauce!
I tweaked her recipe a bit and came up with this delightful 7 minute salted caramel sauce. You basically boil all the ingredients for 7 minutes-it really couldn't be any easier! I made some delicious brownies with this stuff, so stay tuned for that recipe soon.
Here's how you do it:
1. Place butter, brown sugar, heavy cream, and salt into a saucepan over medium heat.
2. Whisk until everything is combined.
3. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer for 6 minutes, whisking occasionally.
4. After 6 minutes, add vanilla (be careful, it will bubble up). Whisk together and cook for 1 more minute. Remove from heat and let cool.
Print Easy 7 Minute Salted Caramel Sauce
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 cup brown sugar, packed
- 1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 tablespoon pure vanilla extract
- In a medium saucepan over medium heat, whisk together butter, brown sugar, heavy whipping cream, and salt.
- Bring to a boil and reduce heat. Simmer for 6 minutes, whisking occasionally.
- Whisk in vanilla (be careful, it will bubble up) and cook 1 more minute.
- Pour caramel into a jar, then refrigerate until cold.
- To serve, microwave briefly until sauce is pourable.
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how he looks and acts on a red carpet. Photo Credit: Getty Images Photo Credit: Getty Images 3. He showed up to Eric Clapton 's Crossroads Guitar Festival in 2010 dressed as Jimi Hendrix. Photo Credit: Getty Images And then changed into
Love is in the air! Which of these romantic songs is your favorite?
"Maybe I'm Amazed" by Paul McCartney "Just the Way You Are" by Billy Joel "Time After Time" by Cyndi Lauper "Unchained Melody" by The Righteous Brothers "Wonderful Tonight" by Eric Clapton
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Albert Page Croll Jr., successful contractor
Albert Page Croll Jr., 88, of Georgetown, passed away Monday, Dec. 9, 2013.
Page graduated from Georgetown High School in 1943 and promptly enlisted in the U.S. Army. He served throughout Europe during World War II as a staff sergeant (Cannon Company, 328th Infantry), earning the Bronze Star. He was honorably discharged in 1946. He continued his military service for several years as a member of the Delaware National Guard.
After his discharge, Page attended the University of Delaware. He left college to work in the family business of A. P. Croll and Son, the second generation of a business that started in 1921. He continued working in his contracting business until his death.
Page was an original member of the Indian River Yacht Club and spent many years with a variety of boats, enjoying waterfront living in Riverdale. He was also an original member of Sussex Pines Country Club, particularly enjoying golf, where he remained active.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Claire and is survived by children Christine Lecates (Bill), Carolyn Kelly (Dave), and Gus Croll (Mandy); eight grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
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The population target for the Roaring Fork Valley deer herd must be adjusted because of loss and degradation of habitat, Colorado Division of Wildlife officials said Tuesday.
The current target is 11,100 animals, which was set in 1988.
"It's probably a level that is too high given the habitat condition," Julie Mao, a terrestrial biologist for the wildlife division, told Pitkin County commissioners.
The wildlife division plans to lower the population objective by early next year - then adjust management practices. The update will likely force the wildlife division to alter the number of hunting licenses it issues for bucks and does since that's really the only management tool it possesses, said Kevin Wright, a longtime wildlife officer in the valley.
Alternatives will be unveiled at a public meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Carbondale Fire House just off Highway 133. Wright said the meeting will be a good opportunity for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts to weigh in on a decision.
Technically, the local deer herd is called the Maroon Creek herd. It ranges from Independence Pass to just south of Glenwood Springs and over to Marble. The herd comprises game management units 43, 47 and 471.
While the goal has been to have 11,100 deer in the herd, that has rarely been achieved. Since 1992, the objective has only been reached twice, Mao said.
"We just can't grow and hold that many deer here," Wright said in an earlier interview. "Our deer population is down substantially."
The post-2009 hunt number was estimated at 6,400 animals. The size of the herd has plunged since 2004, when it last hit the 11,000 range. Mao said the five-year average is 7,400.
Development has forced deer out of winter range in areas like Prince Creek Road outside of Carbondale, West Sopris Creek Road in Pitkin County, and the north side of Dry Park southwest of Glenwood Springs, Wright said.
Hand-in-hand with the loss of habitat is the degradation of habitat. Fire hasn't been allowed to regenerate habitat areas. Fires have been suppressed for decades as the population of the valley has increased. As a result, forage isn't as plentiful or as high of quality in some areas.
The valley's explosion of an active, outdoor-loving folk has also brought consequences.
"[Deer] are receiving a lot of pressure from recreationalists - from mountain biking to cross-country skiing," Wright said. "To be honest with you, a cross-country skier has more impact than a snowmobile."
Nobody wants to stop people undertaking the pursuits that attracted them to the valley, he said, but seasonal closures need to be more closely honored.
"Where's the enforcement?" Wright asked.
One of his pet peeves is dogs running at large in recreation and residential areas.
Adding to the woes have been occasional tough winters, where snow and cold provide hardships and the herd "just gets whacked," Wright said.
Pitkin County Commissioner Michael Owsley suggested that the wildlife division, Pitkin County and other partners in conservation should consider making a map that shows where the winter range exists and explain why people should avoid those areas at certain times.
"The public needs more information than just those closure notices. They need a 'why,'" agreed Commissioner Rachel Richards.
The three proposals all lower the population objective by a significant amount. Alternative one would adjust the level to 5,500-6,500 deer. Alternative two would lower it to 6,500-7,500 deer. Alternative C would lower it to 7,500-8,500 deer.
The wildlife division staff won't recommend an alternative to the State Wildlife Commission until after all public comment is collected by Friday, Sept. 24.
To increase the population from the current 6,400 and stabilize it, fewer licenses to hunt does would be issued.
There are also implications for buck hunting. The current sex ratio is 28 bucks per 100 does. If the wildlife division determines that ratio should be boosted, it will require restrictions on buck hunting, at least for the short-term.
Anyone who cannot attend the meeting can review the draft management plan later this week at the Division of Wildlife website at http://wildlife.state.co.us and fill out a questionnaire. Comments are due by Friday, Sept. 24.


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Cycle 4 Uganda: An Unforgettable Ride
Bike tours are a unique alternative to the typical bus tour. With total immersion in a new place, you get the nitty gritty reality of being part of a location rather than peering through a bus or car's window and simply observing. Peddling through every inch of the journey with blood pounding in your ears and asphalt running under your tires can be a powerful experience. Oh and don't forget the exercise!
So when the Ugandan based Mara Foundation was brainstorming for fund raising ideas, bike tours seemed like the perfect fit. "It's a great way to tour a country, to experience things first hand," Nigel Ball, Director of the Mara Foundation explains. "We want to challenge them physically, to stretch them beyond what they normally do."
And a what a challenge it will be. Nigel and his colleagues have planned a seven day charity bike ride from Sipi Falls to Kampala, Uganda, raising money for secondary Ugandan schools while showcasing the unique natural wonders of the countryside.
The Plan
The seven day trip stretches over 200 miles of Ugandan road with up to 100 dedicated cyclists, showcasing everything from mountains to waterfalls, rivers to rainforests. And since the trip spans December 30th to January 6th, there's also the opportunity for one heck of a New Year's Eve story within the second night of arrival.
Participants as young as twelve years old are welcome to join in the trek but even after keeping the beginner bikers in mind, the roads will be trying and a bit of stamina wouldn't hurt. A biker is encouraged to partake in some training beforehand to help prepare for a fast and furious week of cycling. But don't let the exercise dissuade you because this excursion is peppered with periods of relaxation and recreation.
Just don't party too hard because this bike tour means business as well as fun. As the organization's website advises, 'if there were ever a way to wake us from too much revelling the night before, it would be getting on our bicycles and start our cycle to one of the highlights of the challenge' in regards to the morning after New Year's Eve.
With a passion for biking and a visually stimulating expanse of road to cover, every day holds a breath-taking pit stop. Sip Ugandan tea at the Sipi Falls after a long day of cycling. After riding by rice patties, recline on the bank of the Ugandan Nile. Coast through the foothills of the Mt. Elgon region. Visit with the local school children in the village of Katimbiri. This bike tour is hands on and involved every tire rotation of the way.
And with all this beautiful territory covered also comes the comfort of biking beside guides that know exactly what they're undertaking. "The challenge was to find good quality roads that were good passing-through spots for tourists," explains Nigel Ball, "We were looking for a variety of landscapes."
There is also some free time for those who want to explore a little. A full day of rest is set aside in Igana, a great jumping off point from the Ghandi memorial, the source of the Nile, and the Mabira Forest Reserve. Activities like white-water rafting, jet boating, and bungee jumping are also an option. So if cycling anywhere between 25-60 miles of road daily just doesn't cut it for you, there will be plenty of other ways to tucker yourself out.
The Purpose
In 2006 the Ugandan government got rid of tuition charges for their secondary school systems. The popularity of the measure boosted attendance rates exponentially, which is a good thing, but many secondary schools become immensely overcrowded. With the influx of so many students, education standards started to slip.
This is where the Cycle4Uganda comes in. All proceeds, both entrance fees and further donations pledged of participants go directly to the Mara Foundation's Next Generation program. This program is a welcome relief for a number of schools struggling to keep up with the number of new students.
The Next Generation program partners up with Ugandan schools to improve the quality of learning for Uganda's next generation. "We don't just hand them money." Nigel Ball explains. "We address issues of quality, partnering up with innovative individuals to not only raise learning standards, but to provide longer term, sustainable solutions."
So instead of merely money-dumping and running, the Next Generation program partners with schools long-term to help them come up with new solutions for providing better education. By working closely with schools to promote long term innovation and structural change the Next Generation Program provides a helping hand every step of the way.
So for those travelers or bicycle enthusiasts looking to get more than just a good time out of trip, Cycle for Uganda has it covered. Covering destinations from the Sipi Falls, Mbale, Tororo, Jinja, Mukono to Kampala on two wheels might just be one of the most intimate and rewarding experiences to participate in.
For more information visit the Cycle Uganda website detailing the adventure, or follow Cycle4Uganda on Facebook.


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Sophomore Richard Chaney has three 20-point games this season.
Jan. 6, 2004
Jan. 7 * 7:05 p.m. (MST) * Jon M. Huntsman Center (15,000) * Salt Lake City
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The Game At A Glance
Utah Head Coach: Rick Majerus Whitworth Head Coach: Jim Hayford Alma Mater: Marquette, 1970 Alma Mater: Auzsa Pacific, 1989 Record at Utah: 319-93 (15th Season) Record at Whitworth: 50-12 (3rd Season) Overall Record: 418-145 (20th Season) Overall Record: 87-39 (5th Season)
Television: None.
Radio: Utah Sports Network (KALL-700 AM in Salt Lake City and affiliate stations). On the Internet at www.UtahUtes.com and www.kall700.com. Bill Marcroft (play-by-play), Mark Rydalch (analyst) and Brad Stone (host).
Series Record: Utah leads 1-0 Utah Home/Away/Neutral: 1-0/0-0/0-0 Last Meeting: Utah won 63-57 on Jan. 2, 2002 in Salt Lake City
After This
The Utes open Mountain West Conference play at UNLV in its second of three straight ESPN "Big Monday" appearances on Monday at 9:00 p.m. (PST). Utah returns home next weekend to host Wyoming on Saturday at 3:05 p.m. and Colorado State on Monday at 10:00 p.m.
Quickly On Utah
Utah (11-3) plays the second of back-to-back home games to close out its nonconference schedule against Whitworth (7-1) on Wednesday at 7:05 p.m. (MST) in the Jon M. Huntsman Center. The game will be broadcast on KALL-700 AM and the Utah Sports Network. The Utes are 8-0 at home this season.
The Utes have won five in a row and eight of their last nine games. Utah is coming off a 76-69 win over Pepperdine at home on Monday. Last week, Utah defeated Southern Utah (78-45) on Monday night at home and Weber State (70-60) on Saturday afternoon in Ogden, Utah.
Senior guard Nick Jacobson (6-4, 206) leads the Utes in scoring (14.9 ppg), hitting 48.7 percent of his three-point attempts. Sophomore forward Richard Chaney (6-4, 195) is second in scoring (12.8 ppg), shooting 54.5 percent from the field and 47.4 percent from three-point range. Freshman forward Andrew Bogut (6-10, 233) is third on the team in scoring (11.4 ppg) and first in rebounding (9.6 rpg). The native of Melbourne, Australia, has six double-doubles this season and is shooting 66.7 percent from the field. Sophomore guard Tim Drisdom (6-2, 212) leads the Utes in assists (4.0 apg). Senior forward Tim Frost (6-9, 244), who has had two double-doubles, is second in rebounding (4.5 rpg) and fourth in scoring (7.4 ppg).
From The Training Room
* Senior center Tim Frost has been nursing a sore back since the start of fall practice and was forced to sit out the Pepperdine game on Monday night. He also sat out the Southern Utah game on Dec. 29. Frost is listed as doubtful for the Whitworth game on Wednesday. Beyond that, he is day-to-day depending on how he responds to treatment.
Scouting Whitworth
Whitworth is an NCAA Division III institution located in Spokane, Wash., that is a part of the Northwest Conference. The Pirates are 7-1 overall and 6-1 away from home this season, including an 0-1 mark on opponents' home courts. After losing its first game of the season at Carroll (Mont.) College (70-62), Whitworth has won its last seven, all by at least 14 points. Last weekend in the Cal Tech Tournament, the Pirates defeated UC Santa Cruz (94-55) on Saturday and Cabrini (76-56) on Sunday.
Senior forward Bryan Depew (6-5, 215) leads the Pirates in scoring (23.3 ppg) and rebounds (6.6 rpg). He is shooting 36.0 percent from three-point range. Senior guard Scott Bierlink (6-2, 188) is second in both scoring (13.1 ppg and rebounds (5.4 rpg), and leads the team in assists (5.9 apg) and steals (21). Freshman forward Jon Young (6-3, 185) is third in scoring (12.9 ppg) and has connected on 41.5 percent (27-of-65) of his three-point attempts.
Comparing the Stats
Utah Whitworth Scoring 65.1 80.8 Scoring Defense 54.1 63.5 FG% .492 .493 FG% Defense .390 .432 3-Pt. FG% .413 .369 3-Pt. FG% Def. .259 .307 FT% .661 .810 Rebound Margin +6.4 +1.4 Assists 13.9 16.9 Turnovers 15.2 12.8 Opp. Turnovers 12.3 17.3 Steals 5.4 8.5 Blocked Shots 3.1 2.6
Head Coach Jim Hayford
Jim Hayford is 50-12 in his third year at Whitworth College and 87-39 in his fifth season as a head coach. In 2002-03, Hayford directed Whitworth to a 23-4 record, a Northwest Conference title and an appearance in the 2003 NCAA Division III Tournament. Hayford also had the second-best inaugural season in the history of Whitworth men's basketball coaches, leading the Pirates to a 20-7 record and a second-place finish in the NWC in '01-02. His team missed making the NCAA Division III Tournament by one game.
Prior to coming to Whitworth, Hayford was head coach at the University of Sioux Falls (SD), where he compiled a 37-27 record in two seasons. Hayford served as the top assistant coach at Azusa Pacific University (Calif.) from 1990-99.
Utah-Whitworth Series Notes
* The Utes and Pirates meet for the second time on Wednesday night.
* Utah won the first meeting 63-57 on Jan. 2, 2002 in Salt Lake City.
* Rick Majerus' Utes took on Jim Hayford's Sioux Falls team on Dec. 17, 1999 in Salt Lake City, winning 72-48.
* When Hayford was an assistant coach at Azusa Pacific, it played Utah three times in Salt Lake City. The Utes defeated the Cougars 83-50 on Nov. 23, 1996, 78-58 on Dec. 12, 1997 and 76-47 on Nov. 14, 1998.
Jacobson Stroking "J"s
Senior guard Nick Jacobson (6-4, 206) has been a third team all-Mountain West selection the last two seasons. This season, he leads the Utes in scoring (14.9 ppg), hitting 48.7 percent (37-of-76) from beyond the arc and 80.6 percent from the free throw line.
* In the NCAA statistical rankings released Jan. 5, Jacobson was 18th in three-point field goal percentage (46.5).
* Jacobson has already climbed into 19th place in career scoring at Utah with 1,281 points. He is one of just 30 players in the 1,000-point club and currently ranks behind Ken Gardner (1,291 points).
* Jacobson had tallied at least 20 points in each of the last four games before getting 18 points against Pepperdine. He has had five 20-point games this season. During the last five games, Jacobson has shot 53.6 percent (37-for-69) from the field and 51.4 percent (19-for-37) from three-point range to average 21.8 points per game. He had a career-high 28 points against Weber State on Jan. 3, hitting 8-of-12 field goals, 5-of-7 threes and 7-of-7 free throws in 39 minutes.
Chatter About Chaney
Sophomore wingman Richard Chaney (6-4, 195) is Utah's second-best scorer, averaging 12.8 points a game and reaching the 20-point mark three times. He is shooting 54.5 percent from the field and 18-of-38 (47.4 percent) from three-point range.
* In the NCAA statistical rankings released on Dec. 16, Chaney was 34th in field goal percentage (62.5).
* Chaney has scored in double figures seven times this season-including four of the last five games. Against Pepperdine on Monday night, Chaney had a career-high 27 points. He made 10-of-16 field goals and 5-of-7 three-pointers in 31 minutes. Chaney also set a career-best mark for threes made against Pepperdine. He tied a career-best mark with seven rebounds against Weber State on Jan. 3.
Take Note Of These Utes
* Sophomore point guard Tim Drisdom (6-2, 212) has a 2.25 assists/turnover ratio (27 to 12) over the last five games. He had career-high tying eight assists (only two turnovers) against Colorado. Against Pepperdine, Drisdom had seven assists and a season-high 10 points.
* Freshman forward Justin Hawkins (6-4, 207) tied a career-high with 10 rebounds against Pepperdine. He started the game in place of an injured Tim Frost and also had eight points in 26 minutes.
Game #14 Rewind
Richard Chaney scored a career-high 27 points and Nick Jacobson scored 18 to help Utah remain unbeaten at home with a 76-69 win over Pepperdine on Monday night.
Tim Drisdom scored 10 points and Justin Hawkins had 10 rebounds off the bench for the Utes (11-3), who improved to 8-0 at home this season.
Utah forward Andrew Bogut, the Utes' second-leading scorer entering the game, was shut out for the first time in his 14-game college career. He didn't get a shot off and finished with just three rebounds.
Glen McGowan led Pepperdine (5-10) with 22 points. Shaun Davis scored 15 and Terrance Johnson had 14 points for the Waves, who lost their fourth straight.
Chaney, whose previous high was 22 against Southern Utah last week, made a dunk to put Utah up 68-58. Davis came back with a three-pointer and Robert Turner drove for a dunk off a steal to cut it to 68-63 with about three minutes left.
Hawkins put back a rebound with a dunk to put Utah back up by six, but the Waves got a break when Hawkins missed the first of a 1-and-1 with 1:01 remaining. Jesse Pinegar rushed a three-pointer and missed badly for Pepperdine. Utah got the rebound, called time out and held on for the win.
Utah, which averaged 13 three-pointers per game, attempted 27 on Monday. The Utes also made 14, which equals the second-best mark in school history. The Utes' most attempts from beyond the arc for the season had been 23 in an 82-39 win over San Diego on Dec. 6.
The first half was an outside shooting competition, with both teams combining for 10 total points inside. The Waves and Utes threw up shot after shot from beyond the arc-and made plenty. Utah made 9-of-14 threes, while Pepperdine was 4-for-10 to keep it close throughout the half.
Getting Defensive
One of the trademarks of a Utah team during the Rick Majerus era is a stifling half-court defense. Since 1989-90, Utah has ranked in the top 30 in the nation 11 times in scoring defense, nine times in rebound margin, eight times in field goal percentage defense and eight times in scoring margin.
* In the NCAA statistical rankings released on Jan. 5, Utah ranked second nation in scoring defense (52.4 ppg), 10th in field goal percentage defense (37.1) and 17th in rebound margin (+7.9 rpg). Currently, opponents are averaging 54.1 points per game and shooting 39.0 percent against the Utes. Utah also has a +6.4 rebound margin.
* Utah has held nine of its 14 opponents to less than 40 percent shooting from the field. Only five teams have reached 60 points and three opponents have been held to under 40 points this season. Savannah State shot 18.2 percent against the Utes on Dec. 13, which is the lowest mark for a Utah opponent all-time. Only one team (UConn at 62.3 percent) has shot better than 50 percent from the field against the Utes this season.
* Utah has not allowed an opponent to score 80 points in 109 consecutive games that have ended in regulation. The last team to score 80 points on the Utes in a 40-minute game was Wyoming (88) on Feb. 28, 2000 in Laramie, Wyo.
From Beyond The Arc
Utah has connected on at least 40 percent of its three-point field goals in nine games this season-including the last four-winning all of them. Conversely, when the Utes shoot under 40 percent from beyond the arc, they are 2-3.
* In the NCAA statistical rankings released on Jan. 5, Utah ranked ninth in three-point field goal percentage (41.6). Currently, the U. is shooting 41.3 percent.
* The Utes have hit at least half of their three-point tries four times this season. The Utes shot a season-best 57.9 percent from three-point range against Southern Utah, hitting 11-of-19. Utah shot 51.9 percent from beyond the arc against Pepperdine with a season-high 27 attempts, and made 50.0 percent (7-of-14) against both Colorado and Stony Brook.
* Utah made nine three-pointers in the first 20 minutes against Pepperdine, one off the school record for a half. The Utes also had 14 three-pointers in the game, which tied the second-best mark in school history achieved six other times.
Utes Tough At Home In The Huntsman Center
Utah is 203-18 (.918) in the Huntsman Center during the Rick Majerus era and has never lost back-to-back home games. With Majerus on the bench, taking out the games he missed during the 1989-90 and 2000-01 seasons, the Utes are 185-13 (.934) at home.
* The Utes have won 141 of their last 149 games in the Jon M. Huntsman Center, dating back to the 1993-94 season.
* More recently, Utah has won nine in a row (including an 8-0 record this season) and 25 of the last 26 at home. Its last loss in the JMHC was to Colorado State on March 6, 2003, which ended a 16-game home winning streak.
* Utah has won 23 consecutive nonconference games in the Huntsman Center, last falling to Utah State (78-65) on Nov. 23, 2001.


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Frame-relay problem with Sub-interfaces
I have a basic 2 routers frame relay interface setup with sub interfaces. My link is up down and I can figure out why. Its a real basic config. I did everything right I believe. I will include it hoping someone can tell me what Im doing wrong.
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk71...80094a3b.shtmlKevin NET+SEC+A+CCNA
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If I understand your link you sent me the LMI process is done away with? Does that mean I configure LMI wrong? Its probably cause Im not understanding it and maybe it was in there.....is this a mandatory command when configuring Frame Relay WANs?
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If you really want to lab up a FR setup, you need 3 routers: 2 endpoints and one FR switch.
This is much closer to what you'd encounter in the real world, and much closer to the CCNA objectives.Bob Dempsey
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When you do a back to back like that, with no FR switch in the topo, LMI is trying to talk to a FR switch that is not there, so you go up/down
LMI carries messages to/from the FR to the remote routers about DLCIs, LMI type and also acts like a keepalive. Only between your router and the SP edge.
It needs to be disabled in b2b or you get the up down state, because there is no FR switch to talk to.
You did it right. YES, regular frame relay requires LMI, but that comes up AUTOMATICALLY the minute you set encapsultation frame-relay which is why we had to manually shut it off with no keepalive.
some academy instructor just posted two FR labs on cisco forum that you can try
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My cruise control stopped working in my 2003 Pilot. The light on the push button switch does not turn on. I checked fuse 6 and it looks ok and the horn does work. There are no diagnostic lights on.
I had two repairs done a few weeks ago and this problem occurred sometime after that, although I just noticed this. One was the brake light switch was replaced as I could not get the gear shifter to come out of park. Also the driver's door lock actuator was replaced.
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About a year later, the two married Feb. 7, 1953, in St. Mary's Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Wilkes-Barre, followed by a small reception at the VFW where they met. After Ed finished his military service, the couple moved back to Ed's family farm in Hunlock Creek. It was quite an experience for a city girl.
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Writing about Skyrim is something of a challenge. Sit down and play it, and then when you stop you've missed lunch and dinner, and people are waking up to go to work. It steals your time. After investing over 200 hours into Skyrim, I think it's about time I wrote something about it. Let's talk about the Thieves Guild.
I had trouble joining the Thieves Guild, because nobody would tell me where to go or what I needed to do. I stole some stuff, got caught, went to jail, but nobody contacted me. That's how things start in Oblivion; it's a tad counter-intuitive that the Thieves Guild would seek out people who got caught, but whatever. I visited taverns in Whiterun, Windhelm, and Solitude, seeking out members of the Guild that I could talk to and join that way; to join in Morrowind, you just have to visit a Guild contact and do a small errand for them to prove that you can, in fact, steal things.
I guess things really have changed in the 200 years since Morrowind and Oblivion took place, huh?
A "Chance" Encounter
Turns out, joining the Thieves Guild in Skyrim really isn't that difficult. Upon arriving in Riften, where the Thieves Guild is located, a man by the name of Brynjolf approached me. Having acquired a bit of wealth in my adventures—looting crypts, slaying dragons, and the like—he claimed that I was a thief and that it would be in my best interest to join him.
It's a little strange that he assumes that my vast amounts of wealth came from theft. What if I were poor, what would he say? And how does he know how much gold I have on me? Furthermore, why doesn't he just steal my gold?
No, it would be better if Brynjolf threatened the player. "You're rich, so you're going to work with us or else bad things are in store for you." Alternatively, the game could track how much loot the player has stolen (there are statistics for it, after all), and if the have stolen a sufficient amount of loot then Brynjolf could say something along the lines of, "perhaps it would be mutually beneficial for us to work together." If they hadn't stolen very much, he could offer to take the player under his wing and show them the ways of proper thievery. If the player hasn't stolen anything, then Brynjolf shouldn't approach at all.
Anyway, Brynjolf's first task for me is to steal a ring from Madesi, a local jeweler, and then plant it on Brand-Shei. Brand-Shei crossed the guild and now his business must suffer. This would be the perfect time for Brynjolf to say, "show me your stuff, freelancer." This makes much more sense than randomly approaching strangers and roping them into guild business.
However, the way this quest is set up, the player is unable to fail. They can fail in the sense that Brynjolf is disappointed in them, but he still offers the player a place in the guild. This makes sense from a certain point of view: if the player fails and is trying to join the guild, then they would be locked out of it. Bethesda could have it both ways, and it's a simple wording change. Brynjolf could say, "You're a disappointment. If you're serious about conducting business with me, then you can come find me in the Ragged Flagon. Get your act together and think about it." This is much better dialogue than coddling the player and telling them that they still show promise.
Taking Care of Business
The Ratway is filled with bandits and murderers. I would have actually liked to have learned more about the people living in the Ratway. Who are they, and how did they end up having to live in the Ratway? What do they have to do to survive? Are these ex-members of the Guild? Unfortunately, they're all generically named 'Bandit' so there isn't any story to be told about them. They're murderous sewer-dwellers, end of story.
Brynjolf approaches in the Flagon, glad that I was able to make it here. The tavern, boarding house, and pawn shop all owe the Guild money. We're told that the Guild isn't what it used to be—that it's fallen on some very hard times—and thus the shops don't really feel the need to pay up. That's where I come in; Brynjolf's first task for me is to go hustle the owners to pay up their protection money.
In the pawn shop, the objective is to rough up the priceless vase. This seems pretty inconsequential at first, but there is a serious implication here: There are some things in Skyrim that you can attack and they will break. However, this isn't utilized to it's full potential. Most often, it will just be walls of spider webs obstructing your path. During the Civil War, there are barricades that can be destroyed. There aren't many other things that can be broken this way. It's a good introduction to a feature new to Skyrim, but the feature is just under utilized.
Part of the Flagon is a large cistern, the true headquarters for the Guild. There are a few copies of a book written by Delvin Mallory about 'Shadowmarks', which are little scribblings carved into the environment by other thieves. If a building has something valuable inside of it, there is a mark for that. If a building is devoid of any interesting loot, then there is a mark for that as well. There's even a mark for buildings that are under Guild protection, and should not be looted lest you be expelled from the Guild.
Bethesda introduced a system that allows players to destroy scenery and a system that informs the player via symbols. If these two systems were combined, then there could be false walls, weak structures, and other things that the player can attack and destroy; these would all be marked so that the player knows that these things can be interacted with, so that they don't have to Fus Ro Da every wall of every building just to find some goodies. Skyrim's biggest draws are story and exploration, yet there is a missed opportunity here. Bethesda could have expanded upon the exploration by offering players more things to discover than what will eventually just become a landmark on their map.
Loud and Clear
Anyway, returning to the Flagon, Brynjolf has me talk to Mercer Frey. Frey is the current guildmaster. He then points me to Goldenglow Estate, which is a honey farm. The Guild is backed by a woman named Maven Blackbriar, who owns a meadery. Goldenglow provided Blackbriar with the honey used to produce her mead, but honey shipments have since stopped.. The Guild was in charge of keeping the shipments flowing. Thus, this trouble with Maven's business is trouble for the Guild.
The job is simple: break into Goldenglow Estate, investigate why Aringoth (the owner of the Estate) stopped doing business with Maven, and send a message by destroying some (but not all) of the bee hives; the hives are another instance where the player can interact with (destroy) the environment, and they can do it with fire.
There are a few options for infiltrating the Estate. It's on an island, and front door (a bridge and gate) is locked. Vex, Guild infiltrator extraordinaire, suggests that I go through the sewers. The sewers which are booby-trapped with oil and skeevers. My method was much more effective, which was to swim around the island and climb up the western slope. Additionally, I assaulted the island at night, which increases the effectiveness of sneaking. Nothing can go wrong with this plan!
Aside from my companion, of course. Companions are very bad at sneaking and being stealthy. So as I'm sneaking through the mansion, the guards are all investigating the sounds my companions are making. My companion, alerted to the sound of someone being suspicious, then runs into combat. What I had intended to be a non-lethal infiltration quickly turned into a grand murder spree, all thanks to my companion. See, in Oblivion, there is a blood price for killing people on a job, because we're thieves and not murderers. After 200 years and a change of region, it would seem that standards have slipped dramatically. Skyrim has improved stealth mechanics over Oblivion, but what is the point if the Thieves Guild quests don't require the player to utilize these mechanics? There is no need to role-play a thief here. Hopefully, this quest is the only one that doesn't require stealth. After all, the angle here is that we're exacting revenge on Aringoth. He stopped paying the Guild protection money, so I'm just killing his hired guards to show him what happens.
Anyway, it turns out that Aringoth sold the Estate to another buyer, and so will not be sending Maven any more honey. The Blackbriar Meadery is very profitable (or so we're told), so whoever the buyer is must be exceptionally wealthy themselves. Additionally, money was spent on hired mercenaries, which cuts the Guild—Maven's lap dogs—out of the picture as well.
This document acknowledges the sale of Goldenglow Estate and all property, assets and materials contained within. Payment of the property has been made in full by Gulum-Ei as an agent on behalf of the buyer. All dealings with the Thieves Guild in Riften is to cease immediately. To deter any possible retribution for this act, you are to take immediate steps to protect our assets in any way you see fit. I think you'll find that the Thieves Guild is far more bark than bite and will likely avoid Goldenglow Estate rather than thin their already dwindling numbers.
Good luck and may this be the start of a long and lucrative partnership.
Upon returning from the Estate, Frey has me meet with Maven personally. One of her former competitors, a man by the name of Sabjorn, has suddenly become a thorn in her side. Seemingly overnight, he established the Honningbrew Meadery. This worries Maven, so she wants me to take care of it. She wants to know where the capital to fund the business came from, and she wants Sabjorn cut out of the picture. Mead is a very profitable business, and Maven would prefer to retain her monopoly on it.
By this point, it's pretty clear how the quest line is going to play out. Maven is a very dirty business woman, and this line will expose just how greedy and corrupt the wealthy are. Extortion, framing, subterfuge, and blackmail, all set against the backdrop of investigating Maven's various competitors. This is going to be a different kind of Thieves Guild than the ones we see in Morrowind or Oblivion!
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Sometimes all anybody needs is a little help from a friend.
In the case of Oregon State's offense, which struggled so mightily in the first half Saturday, all it needed was a transcendent performance by cornerback Jordan Poyer and a defense that gave quarterback Sean Mannion and his offense all the time they needed to get it right.
The No. 14 Beavers, off to their best start in 10 years, beat Washington State 19-6 in front of a record crowd of 46,579 at sun-drenched Reser Stadium.
Though the Cougars represented the potential for a classic letdown game for Oregon State, the result was expected for the heavily favored Beavers. But unlike the past two wins — in which Mannion and company lit up UCLA and Arizona — it was the OSU offense in need of a bailout.
Oregon State's sophomore quarterback threw for 271 yards and a touchdown, but he also threw three interceptions. And the Beavers struggled early to handle the blitzes of Washington State. But the defense came up with four interceptions and came up with big play after big play.
"It was one of those games that were just hard," said Mike Riley afterward in the Valley Football Center. "You can't script these things. We knew (WSU) was going to be disruptive, play hard.
"Our defense this week picked our team up and made plays and really did the same thing to them."
Yes, a week after the Beaver defense allowed more than 500 yards of total offense at Arizona, it held WSU to 227 yards and did not allow a single touchdown.
Of course, it does not hurt to have Poyer on your side. The senior from Astoria intercepted three passes, including the game-clincher late in the fourth quarter.
And with an offense that was struggling, Poyer's performance was necessary.
"I go against him every day (in practice) ... and he is real tough," said Beaver wide receiver Markus Wheaton, who caught nine passes for 95 yards a touchdown. "He makes me a lot better. So it doesn't surprise me at all that he did what he did."
The Beavers' offense came out as if it wanted to show its fans what they had been missing while OSU was away racking up big points and yards in road wins against in Pasadena and Tucson.
Mannion hit Brandin Cooks, who ended up with five catches for 82 yards, on a gorgeous pass over two Washington State defenders to get inside the Cougars' 20. That led to a Trevor Romaine field goal.
As far as quality offense goes, that would be about it for the half. Oregon State's offense was abysmal near the end zone. The Beavers made four first-half trips inside Washington State's 25-yard line — including their first three possessions of the game — and managed just six points in the game's first 30 minutes.
Moments after the opening field goal, Poyer stepped in front of a Wazzu receiver to intercept Connor Halliday's pass on the OSU 32. But the Beaver offense was stymied on a fourth-down play.
Worse yet, Mannion was performing a spot-on impression of the 2011 version of himself. His two first-half interceptions were reminiscent of the puzzling decisions that helped him lead the nation in interceptions as a redshirt freshman a year ago.
With 2:23 left in the first quarter, Mannion lofted a ball to Cougar safety Deone Bucannon on a curious throw nowhere near an OSU receiver. In the second quarter and under duress, Mannion appeared to throw directly to nose tackle Ioane Gauta, who lumbered the gift 38 yards to the OSU 31.
Thankfully for the Beavers, safety Anthony Watkins put a stop to the momentum with an interception of his own that led to another OSU field goal.
In all, Mannion managed to complete just 11 of 23 first-half pass attempts for 140 yards and was sacked twice.
That stat line would have meant doom last year. But this Beaver defense was up to the challenge again and again.
That was not lost on Riley.
"It was just one of those games," Riley said, "Our kids fought through it and won it. And for right now that is good. And tomorrow we'll talk about the rest of it."
The defense provided Mannion enough time to get his act together, which happened on the Beavers' opening drive of the second half. Mannion rolled out right and dropped a 12-yard touchdown pass to a crossing Wheaton. That capped an impressive 10-play, 75-yard drive.
After playing so poorly in the first 30 minutes, Mannion hit on all five of his passes for 65 yards to lead the Beavers to a 13-3 lead.
"They might have caught us off guard at the beginning, myself included, but as the game went on we really settled down," Mannion said. "I'm really proud of the way our team came out in the second half. I think that says a lot about us."
The Beavers sprang to life one last time to salt away the game, going 86 yards on 12 plays and ending with a 1-yard touchdown run by Tyler Anderson with 5:01 to play.
For OSU's young quarterback and his team, it was a moment of growth made easier by a win.
That offense had carried OSU to two Pac-12 wins. Now the defense has led the Beavers to a win over Washington State and, in the season opener, a 10-7 victory over Wisconsin.
And the Beavers are salivating over the thought of both units playing well at the same time.
"I can't wait to put together a total game," said freshman Oregon State running back Storm Woods, who struggled with 55 yards rushing and two missed blocks that led to two sacks. "I'm very happy to be 4-0, but I just know that even though we're 4-0 there is a lot of work we can do. I think we're a good team, but I think we can be a GREAT team."
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30 weeks, Should I worry if my baby doesn't kick as much as before?
I am now 30 weeks pregnant, and my baby is very active but I have noticed lately that he doesn't kick as much as he used to, (he does move and kick but not like he is used to ), I am bit concern, plz help.
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Yes, they start to get a little cramped in there. They will slow down, though you should still feel movement sometime. Also, I know my baby has had "sleepy days," where he doesn't move as much overall, but the next day he'll be bouncing around again. If it helps, it's also possible that he's still moving a lot at night and you're sleeping through it.posted 04/12/2010 by JaneyRhino
At least 10 kicks or movements (no matter how small) in 2 hours is the recommended amount, so if he moves less than that than call your OB. Mine seems like he increases movement after the 29-30 week mark, he never rests in there! but every pregnancy and baby is different and he is running out of space!posted 04/12/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
As long as you feel him during the day, everything is okay. He is running out of room in there so you will feel less of a punch when he kicks. Also, during this time in utero babies start developing wake and sleep patterns, so he may be asleep when you think he should be awake. I hope this helps. If you still have any doubt, count the kicks and call your doctor.posted 04/12/2010 by MrsKimmy
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Connect Ergo Max Plus Lock-On Grips (Grips) - Bike Gear | Giant Bicycles | United States
Saddle bag is a Topeak - I forget which exact model.
Connect Ergo Max Plus Lock-On Grips (Grips) - Bike Gear | Giant Bicycles | United States
Saddle bag is a Topeak - I forget which exact model.
Is the bar end big enough to be able to hold onto? I was looking at ergon grips like this and it just doesn't look big enough.
^^^ Absolutely - but you're not so much gripping the bar end with full palm and all four fingers, as you are hooking your thumb and first two fingers around it, with the heel of your thumb resting on the base of the grip. If that makes any sense. It sort of approximates the hand position when you are on the hoods of a drop bar bike.
I too am ready to get bar ends for my Trek, a 7.3 in my case. I ordered the bar end adapters for the isozone bars from Bontrager. LBS says the Cane Creek Ergo Control II is a good one, anyone try it?
So I've got about $80 left. I'd it with it to get the stand below & an affordable chain cleaning kit? Or are the chain cleaning kits gimmicks, do it by hand?
This stand has pretty good reviews
Those Giant grips are very similar to the Ergon GP2 grips I've had on my Fuji Absolute for about a week. Honestly, that upgrade has been a great addition to the bike.
Do the chain by hand. Less mess.
"Retirement is the best job I ever had!" Me, 2009
Specialized Crosstrail Sport - '08
Nishiki Sport - misappropriated from my youngest son (circa 1984)
Marin Stinson - misappropriated by my youngest grandson - '01
"The Beast" - 1990 Schwinn Airdyne (in the basement for winter torture)
Park Tool Co. » CG-2.2 : Chain Gang Cleaning System : Cleaning & Lube
Works great, no mess, less fuss..
Specialized Limited SL4
fenix 3 / Dinotte Quad Red
I didn't read the whole thread so I apologize if some of these have been mentioned, but I would suggest SPD pedals and shoes (this will probably eat up most of the $200).
For my 7.2 FX I also changed the tires to 28mm so I can run at 110psi, added bar ends, a saddle bag w/ spare tube, and rain guards for commuting. If I could only have one upgrade it would be the SPDs, hands down.


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Published: May 7, 2012
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