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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by jblaze2004, Jan 24, 2013.
they will move to a 3-4. Giants old D coordinator fired. Steve spagnola.
Maybe they're looking to hire Rob Ryan.
I'm a little surprised he hasn't already been picked back up.
spagnola has proven to be a terrible coach.
and to think many here said he was the reason the giants won the superbowl and coughlin sucked.
I thought osi would go to new orleans and play there.
Spags could end up a linebackers coach or something again under reid in kc.
KC is playing a 3-4 though, would he go to that scheme?
no idea. he can coach positionally in any scheme. Has worked with andy reid.
just putting it out there. New Coaches like to fill staffs up with guys they are familiar with.
I imagine kc has a lb coach at the moment also.
Mickey? Oh wait...
That seems weird that they would fire (Spagnuolo) after just 1 year.
Jerry should hire him as a consultant to explain what D-Coordinators thought about the Cowboys offense.
rob ryan got hired in st.louis.
so all the ryan fanboys can open there champagne
He got one year? And some guys thought Ryan didn't get enough time.
far as i know he left w/o being hired.
So, the Cards did hire Rob? The last thing I read that it was just an interview?
//edit{ Now the rams have hired him.
hope he doesnt go back to the Giants
they hired him when i posted that.
saw schefters tweet.
Well, that took longer than 5 minutes for him to be hired.
Hey, I wish the guy luck.
funny, other teams all moving to 3-4 and we go dumb and move back to 4-3.
It's actually better to move away from the trend. That way you aren't fighting them for the same players in the draft and when you face each other offenses will have a more difficult time when facing a defense they don't see as much.
Makes you wonder if the rumors of scatter brain, unorganized practice and missing meetings were true and have caught on. Did him some damage maybe?
good point but that is not the argument many use here, they seem to think because old man Landry used a 4-3, we should
Nothing wrong with either style of D

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Presiding Judge Luna Ramos of the Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judiciary of Mexico spoke on "Judicial Review of the Mexican Presidential Election" at a CAROLA breakfast on September 25. The Tribunal recently entered the media limelight after declaring Enrique Peña Nieto the winner of Mexico's July 1st presidential elections. The court reviewed an appeal by Peña Nieto's leftist opponent, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, alleging widespread voter fraud, including vote-buying and bribery.
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"The World Is Our House" is the theme of a conference of Midwestern Jesuit colleges at Xavier
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The theme of a conference of 12 Jesuit colleges and universities taking place at Xavier this week is: "We are not monks!...The world is our house." The statement, made by early Jesuit leader Jeronimo Nadal, S.J., is still considered applicable to modern Jesuit higher education in the United States today.
The Heartland-Delta VI conference being held May 25-28 at Xavier provides an essential venue for dialogue and learning about Jesuit education, collaboration and Ignatian spirituality. About 300 faculty, staff and administrators from the 12 Heartland-Delta colleges and universities within the Heartland-Delta group are exploring a variety of topics in hopes of building fruitful, lasting connections with colleagues and finding common ground for Jesuit higher education.
Particularly aware of the opportunities and challenges posed to Jesuit campuses by globalization, conference attendees are gathering to:
• Remember together the Jesuit values which underlie their work.
• Reflect on "the signs of the times" in light of global issues.
• Explore their responses to these issues in light of their shared Jesuit mission.
• Inspire each other to acts of justice and compassion.
• Find support for their common work across campuses and disciplines.
Three keynote addresses are planned to stimulate thinking and conversation among participants. John L. Allen Jr., senior correspondent for the National Catholic Reporter and author of "The Future Church: How 10 Trends are Revolutionizing the Catholic Church," examines future trends sure to affect Jesuit campuses and the world of tomorrow's students. He presents at 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday, May 26, in the Cintas Center banquet room.
Kathleen Erickson, R.S.M., co-founder and former director of the Women's Intercultural Center in Anthony, N.M., is sharing stories of those on the margins of society and their call to those who live amid the comforts and securities of higher education. She speaks at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 26, at Cintas.
And Larry Gillick, S.J., director of the Deglman Center for Ignatian Spirituality at Creighton University, invites participants to reflect on the world within and the world beyond the walls of the university, and Ignatius' invitation to those in Jesuit higher education today. He speaks on Thursday, May 27, at 11:00 a.m. also at Cintas.
The Heartland-Delta network connects the 12 Jesuit colleges and universities within the Midwest and southern regions of the United States in a shared exploration and engagement of the mission of Jesuit higher education. The conference is sponsored by the Heartland-Delta schools and the five Jesuit Provinces in these regions.
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A THREE-month-old baby found with a fractured skull and bleeding on the brain may have been 'vigorously shaken', doctors believe.
A court was told the fractured skull suffered by the infant may have been the result of his head being hit against a flat surface or struck with a blunt instrument.
The baby also had fractures to five ribs, two vertebrae and a leg.
The child's parents, Scott Colman and Tracy McKenize, are on trial having denied cruelty to the child between his birth in August 2012 and a hospital visit the following December.
Prosecutor Hugh McKee said that the baby boy's twin was also examined and found to have a healing injury caused by someone 'forcefully' gripping his left arm.
Colman, 30, and McKenzie, 40, both of New Lane, Oswaldtwistle, have also pleaded not guilty to cruelty to the second twin, over the same timeframe.
Mr McKee said the allegations emerged after Colman took the first twin to the Royal Blackburn Hospital, as he was unwell, and he was seen by a trainee GP.
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He referred the case to a trainee paediatric specialist, who then called in a consultant to examine the child's injuries.
The court heard that a CT scan carried out on the baby showed a fractured skull, five fractured ribs and a 'healing fracture' at the bottom of his left leg.
"Because of what the doctors found, obviously they asked that the other twin was brought to the hospital and he was examined," said Mr McKee.
"He was found to have a healing injury to his upper left arm which would have been caused by forcefully gripping his arm."
Burnley Crown Court heard doctors at Blackburn asked an experienced consultant radiologist at the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital to review the injuries.
Mr McKee said: "He found that collections of blood in the brain had been caused by vigorous shaking of the baby, forcing the baby's head backwards and forwards.
"And the skull fracture would have been caused by hitting the baby's head against a flat surface or striking it with a blunt instrument. These injuries were less than a few weeks old.
"The rib fractures would have been caused by compressing the baby's chest forcibly from front to back," he told the court.
And the consultant believed the leg break could have been caused when the baby was shaken or by forcibly twisting the baby's ankle while holding him by the shin.
Two vertebrae also had fractures, the court heard, which could have been caused by 'bending' the baby incorrectly or allowing him to fall heavily on his bottom.
Mr McKee said that according to the consultant the injuries would have been caused on three or four occasions.
He said when the skull was fractured, the baby would have clearly been distressed and crying.
Colman and McKenzie were arrested and interviewed and told police that they both looked after the twins.
Colman was unemployed and McKenzie worked part-time.
Both denied causing the injuries to the twins - but could not explain how they came to be hurt.
Mr McKee said that examples were given of when one of the babies may have fallen out of a Moses basket, or 'rolled off a couch'.
But he told a jury that the consultant believed the injuries had been caused deliberately and were 'non-accidental'.
Mr McKee added: "What the crown is not saying is who caused the injuries. It is one or the other, or both of these defendants because they were the only people who looked after the twins from their birth."
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The father of a murdered Addingham man is protesting to the Home Secretary in a bid to prevent his son's killer returning to the area.
Tim Webster claims murderer Leroy Griffith could be allowed to make weekend visits to towns within a few miles of Ilkley in several months' time, if he is transferred to a low-security Category D prison.
And Mr Webster fears the killer may eventually be able to challenge exclusion zone restrictions when he is released on parole, enabling him to live in the Ilkley area, near to members of the Webster family.
Mr Webster's son, Mark, 21, was fatally stabbed by chef Griffith when he tried to intervene in an incident in the car park of an Addingham pub in April 2002.
Griffith, who denied the charge of murder, was found guilty at Leeds Crown Court later the same year, and handed a minimum tariff of 14 years in prison.
Griffith is eligible to apply for parole in 2016, when he is 51. But a victim support officer recently informed Mr Webster that Griffith is to be considered for transfer from a Category C to Category D prison.
If this goes ahead, Mr Webster was told, Griffith could soon be eligible for weekend visits to Leeds. An exclusion zone would be created to prevent him returning to the Ilkley area, but he could come as close as Yeadon. workplaces. He said: "He was the one supposed to be sentenced to life. We never forget Mark, every day I think about him.
"Why should I and my family have to keep trying to ensure he is made to live elsewhere?"
Mr Webster has also called for Griffith, originally from Barbados, to be deported.
He gained support from Ilkley MP Kris Hopkins last year, saying Griffith should not be allowed to set foot in Ilkley again.
Although the family's views are expected to be taken into account when Griffith eventually applies for parole, Mr Webster fears Griffith may eventually be able to gain permission to live in the Ilkley area once more.
"The reality is, he is going to be back in Ilkley in five years' time," said Mr Webster.
The Ministry of Justice this week said it was unable to comment on individual cases.
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10/28/2004 — Mushada, Iraq
For a proud soldier like Segun Frederick Akintade, there was only one way to say goodbye to his neighbors. He walked door-to-door in full dress uniform to let them know he was shipping out. "He was scared but he wouldn't show it," said Jose Reyes, 25, a friend. "He said he'd be back." Akintade, 34, of New York, died Oct. 28 in a roadside bomb attack near Abd Allah. Akintade earned a computer science degree from New York Technical College before joining the National Guard. He emigrated from Nigeria seven years ago after his father died. His mission was to send money back home for his mother, two brothers and two sisters, said Lawrence Koleosko, a relative. Neighbors remembered him as a quiet man who gave young people advice. Andrew Smith, 30, remembered Akintade chatting with neighbors in front of their building late into the night during the 2003 blackout. "He said America was good to him," said Smith. "He said he loved America and would love to be a citizen one day."


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You exercise your body to stay physically in shape, so why shouldn't you exercise your brain to stay mentally fit? With these daily exercises you will learn how to flex your mind, improve your creativity and boost your memory. As with any exercise, repetition is necessary for you to see improvement, so pick your favorite exercises from our daily suggestions and repeat them as desired. Try to do some mentalrobics every single day!
Stress :: Meditation
Meditation is a contemplative practice that calms or focuses the mind. Although meditation is commonly associated with Eastern religions, it is practiced in nearly every religion and is frequently used outside of the religion context for personal development and relaxation.
Relaxation Response and Progressive Muscle Relaxation are examples of non-religious meditations used to calm the mind and body. There are many different types of formalized meditations that follow a specific routine. Beginners will probably find these easier to start with because there are rules to follow. Once you become adept at focusing your mind, you can easily create your own routines.
A basic goal of meditation is to reach a mental state where your mind is free of thoughts. Beginners will probably find it difficult to meditate for more than a few minutes without having distracting thoughts entire their minds, but with practice and determination it is possible to silence the mind.
One technique used to help quiet the mind is to turn your attention to a single object, such as your breathing. Breath awareness and breath counting is used in many meditations. Some people find it helpful to have a mantra, which is a sound, word or phrase that you can repeat to yourself. In the Relaxation Response meditation, the word "one" is used as a mantra.
If you want to start meditating to reduce stress or for some other reason, it is advisable to pick one or two routines and stick with them. Set aside 15-20 minutes every day to practice and you will quickly improve.
The Relaxation Response is a simple technique developed by Harvard cardiologist Herbert Benson to help reduce stress and prevent heart disease and other problems that can go along with it.
Sit comfortably with your eyes closed. Starting with your toes and moving up towards your head, relax every muscle in your body and keep them relaxed throughout the exercise. Now, focus your attention on your breath. Breathing through your nose, silently say the word "one" on each exhalation. When you find your mind wandering, gently but firmly return your attention to your breathing. With practice you may be able to get through an entire 10-20 minute session without having your mind wander. When you finish, sit quietly for a few moments before returning to your day.
This simple exercise is very effective at returning your body to a calm and relaxed state.
The muscles in the shoulders are a very common place for people to carry tension from being under stress. One way to feel less stressed is to reduce this tension. This simple stretching exercise will help you do just that.
1. Start in a standing position with good posture and make sure that you are breathing properly throughout the exercise.
2. Slowly lift both shoulders up towards your head and hold for a few seconds. Release back to normal. Repeat a few times.
3. Slowly rotate your right shoulder in a circle (up, back, down, forward) a few times. Repeat with your left shoulder. Then switch directions and repeat.
4. Slowly tilt your head towards one shoulder and feel the stretch. Now move your head back to the center and go to the other side. Repeat several times.
5. Slowly turn your head so you are looking over your shoulder. Return to the center and then go to the other side. Feel the stretch. Repeat several times.
6. Remain standing and take several deep breaths before finishing.
Similar to how Pavlov's dog had associated food with the sound of a bell, it's possible to program your mind to associate some stimuli with being in a relaxed and calm state. This can be a very effect way of coping with stress.
The first step is to find a trigger that you can use on yourself. It should be something that doesn't happen in a normal day. Maybe it could be sticking a finger in your ear, pinching the back of your hand, or taking a whiff from one of your scent canisters.
The second step is to associate this trigger with the state of being calm and relaxed. Try to conjure up a vivid memory of a time in the past when you were totally at peace. Try to recreate all the sounds, smells and images. Once you think you have a good visualization, program it into your mind by sticking your finger in your ear, or whatever else you have chosen to be your trigger. In the future, whenever you are naturally feeling calm and relaxed you should reinforce your trigger by doing it.
Now that you have programmed your mind to associate the trigger with a relaxed state, you can use it whenever you feel stressed. Simply activate your trigger and you will immediately start feeling more relaxed.
Chronic stress can cause an imbalance in the neurochemicals that contribute to elevating our mood and reducing anxiety. Fortunately, research has shown that you can reduce the imbalance simply by smiling or laughing, regardless of your actually mood. When you smile or laugh, your brain gets fooled into thinking that it is happy, and releases the corresponding neurochemicals. Laughter has been shown to have the following benefits.
1. Lowering levels of the stress hormone, cortisol
2. Reducing blood pressure
3. Boosting the immune system
4. Improving respiration and circulation
5. Reducing pain
6. Reducing depression and improving mood
If you are having a hard time getting motivated to do something and you need a pick me up, try smiling or laughing out loud. It may sound silly, but it can actually improve your mood and get you thinking more creatively. So, when life gives you a frown, turn it upside down!


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The Greatest of All Time
12 Monkeys
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
It is a start.
I don't know if I wanna run with you at Monkey or not Marcus. Looks like you're gonna kick my ass.
What makes you think that Candice?
I am broken and shit, remember?
The pace of your easy runs. Faster than my non broken ones.
And don't worry. I am not going to be taking Monkey seriously.
50,000 Miles Later
Plenty of time?


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Get an overview of this hotelSuburban hotel with free breakfast and 24-hour fitness center
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Situated in the business district, this hotel is 1 mi (1.7 km) from Ox Hill Battlefield Park and within 3 mi (5 km) of Fair Oaks Mall and Eleanor C. Lawrence Park. Walney Visitor Center and National Firearms Museum are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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A 24-hour fitness center, a snack bar/deli, and a spa tub are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free full breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour business center, coffee/tea in a common area, and a seasonal outdoor pool.
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In addition to a seasonal outdoor pool, Residence Inn By Marriott Fair Lakes Fairfax provides a spa tub and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a snack bar/deli. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 1826 square feet (164 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, a picnic area, and coffee/tea in a common area. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Residence Inn By Marriott Fair Lakes Fairfax is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 1826
- Conference space size (meters) - 164
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Free WiFi
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- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Free breakfast
- Free newspapers in lobby
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- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 114
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- Number of floors - 3
- Tennis on site
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Guests are offered a complimentary full breakfast.
Nearby Things to Do
A seasonal outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Basketball on site
- Volleyball on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
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Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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- Free cribs (infant beds)!
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Set in the 1960s, Mad Men follows the ruthlessly competitive world of New York City's Madison Avenue. Here's a look at real Mad Men-era ads from the archives of The Saturday Evening Post.
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LOCK it or lose it - that's the message from West Midlands Police as drivers are warned to take care of their vehicles during frosty mornings.
With temperatures set to plummet below zero, officers are reminding motorists not to leave the engine running while defrosting their cars.
Last winter, 48 cars were stolen from driveways while owners popped inside, leaving them to warm up outside their homes.
Andy Gregory, the forces' crime reduction officer, said: "It may be surprising but we continue to see people leaving their cars with the keys in on their drives on icy mornings. It takes an opportunistic thief just seconds to jump into a vehicle and drive it off so it really isn't worth the risk.
"Car security has a come a long way but by leaving keys in the car and the engine running it couldn't be easier for someone to steal it.
"Sometimes people think they are being security conscious by locking the door of the car with a spare set of keys, while leaving the other set in the ignition.
"However thieves will quickly and happily smash a window in order to drive away in your vehicle."
He added that in addition to the loss of a car, insurance companies will often refuse to pay out when vehicles have been stolen in this way, adding to the stress.
Police are advising motorists to clear windscreens with de-icer and a scraper before sitting in the vehicle while the heater de-mists the windscreen.
Suspicious behaviour should be reported to police by calling 101.
Anyone who witnesses a crime being committed should call 999.


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Fox's Rove takes another shot at Fox's Palin: "I hope she's got a thicker skin than that"
On Fox News tonight, Sean Hannity asked Karl Rove, "Is there any truth to this battle that is going on between you and Governor Palin?" In response, Rove said [1] he was "sorry if she took offense" to his criticism of her reality show, adding: "But a confident candidate doesn't get thrown off by that":
ROVE: Now, look. I did raise the question about whether or not doing the show on TLC was the best choice for her time. Whether it made her look presidential or gave her a chance to go out and campaign in front of as many people as she could this year. Guess what? I am a commentator and I'm sorry if she took offense at it. I hope every candidate has a tougher skin than to be upset by something that I may say about them. I've said nice things about her and I've raised a question. But a confident candidate doesn't get thrown off by that. A confident candidate says that people are entitled to their own opinion and I'm going to do what I think is right for my own candidacy.
HANNITY: You do recognize that she is going to be a force if she runs right?
ROVE: Oh, absolutely. And look I've been saying that for a year and a half that when these smart commentators -- you know columnists for the New York Times say that she shouldn't run. I say well, that is not up to you. That is up to her and I've said that she would be a formidable candidate both in the primary and in the general election if she were to receive the nomination. But you know, I am a little bit frankly surprised that one comment about whether or not it was a good thing to do drew such a response from some of her supporters. I hope she's got a thicker skin than that because there is going to be a lot of commenting done by a lot of people in the next 13-14 months.
For those keeping track [2] of the Fox News family feud between Palin and Rove:
- Rove criticized Palin-backed Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell, saying [3] "It does conservatives little good to support candidates who, at the end of the day, while they may be conservative in their public statements, do not evince the characteristics of rectitude and truthfulness and sincerity and character that the voters are looking for."
- In return, Palin told [4] Rove to "buck up" over O'Donnell's primary win.
- The U.K. Telegraph quoted [5] Rove criticizing Palin's decision to star in a reality show and suggesting that Palin lacks "a certain level of gravitas" required to be president.
- Politico reported [6] that the GOP establishment, including Karl Rove, was "concerned" that Palin might run for and win the 2012 Republican nomination.
- Palin said in response [7] to the Politico article, "I haven't read the article yet but it sounds like content is coming from the GOP the establishment the self-proclaimed elite as named as sources." She said that she had made it her mission to voice "a common sense conservative Republican message ... so to get torn apart limb by limb you know it's like gosh guys come on."
- Palin stated [8] that Rove "has planted a few other political seeds out there that are quite negative and unnecessary" and added: "You know what? I kind of feel like, why do they feel so threatened and so paranoid?"
- Palin responded [9] to Rove's "gravitas" comment: "Umm, wasn't Ronald Reagan an actor?"
- Rove said [10] there is "a lesson" to be learned from O'Donnell's loss.
- Commenting on the Politico article, Palin attacked [11] "these neanderthals, these goofballs, these nitwits" who were attacking her in the press.
- Rove said he was sorry [12] if Palin took offense to his remarks about her reality show.
- When asked if Palin is a strong potential candidate, Rove said [13] Palin gave "a very impressive speech" on Federal Reserve policy and he doesn't "have any idea" how the presidential primary will play out.
- Fox host Bret Baier asked [14] Palin about Rove's criticism of her reality show and she said again raised Ronald Reagan.
- And tonight on Hannity, Karl Rove did not miss the opportunity to criticize Palin, saying that "a confident candidate" wouldn't be "thrown off by" criticism from a commentator.
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After the earthquake disaster took place in Van, the State and non-governmental organizations used every means to help the sufferers. The Railroad-work Syndicate allocated its five star hotel to the earthquake disaster sufferers in Didim city. At the moment, the hotel hosts 100 people from Van.
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ADNAN OKTAR: …The weather is pretty cold. Our brothers in Van die as martyrs because of the cold weather. It is a shame. It is grimness. We ask the bus companies urgently provide buses to Van and transfer people to the neighbor cities. It can be Istanbul or Ankara as well. Everywhere is acceptable. Thanks to Allah there are lots of bus companies. Let this problem be over. Our brothers should write to us and I will continuously remind people so that we can follow up until the issue is solved.
I also told that people over there should be sent to the facilities of the state. Alhamdulillah, after I told this, they have started to put our brothers to many state facilities. Transferring these people by bus is something we have not thought before. Thanks for our brothers for reminding us. We kindly ask for the sake of Allah; LET THESE PEOPLE BE IMMEDIATELY TRANSFERRED TO THE NEIGHBOUR FACILITIES, THESE CAN BE HOTELS, TOURIST FACILITIES, MILITARY SCHOOLS OR EVEN MILITARY HEADQUARTERS. IT CAN BE ANYWHERE. LET'S TRANSFER OUR BROTHERS TO THESE PLACES. Let's save them from the pain and distress. Whenever all precautions are taken then they can gradually return to their homes Insha'Allah.


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I've just come across these for the first time...
But I can't think of a reason to use them... ?
Why would I want to disable a form field... the point of having a form is that users fill it in and then submit it...
Does anybody have any examples of how they have used these attributes on a site?
For instance, you could have a range of radio buttons for various options, where the last one is 'other'. Then you could have a text field where the user could enter supplemental information, and this field could be disabled unless the user has selected the 'other' button.
Readonly fields are useful for presenting information that shouldn't be editable by the user, yet should be part of the form submission. For instance, a user ID field.
like "I agree to nothing, you owe me your soul", etc.
Wow, awesome! How come I never think to do stuff like that? : ( [/ot]
You may want to "disable" with 'disabled' for a form's submit button until the user has entered some required data to stop undesirable or irrelevant submissions. Disabled elements are "read-only" elements with the added restrictions that the values are not submitted with the form, the elements cannot receive focus, and the elements are skipped when navigating the document by tabbing.
Setting the 'readonly' attribute allows authors to display unmodifiable text in a TEXTAREA. This differs from using standard marked-up text in a document because the value of TEXTAREA is submitted with the form, i.e. 'readonly' stops the user modifying the value. You may want to do that with a password text, etc.
I am not familiar with an attribute called 'enabled' that is NOT an attribute option in plain HTML 4.01.
Thanks for the responses.
Actually there isn't an enabled attribute. In CSS3 this is just for non-disabled fields
I routinely use readonly on textareas where users need to read some terms and conditions (there's also always another page called terms and conditions where people can punish themselves with reading as well). It's a sort of imitation of the things you agree to before installing some software etc with "check if you're read this" or radio buttons "I agree, I disagree".
one reason maybe would be to force users to pick some defined value rather than staying at the default (of course some other form control would be a better choice then).
That's one use for them, although a scrolled <div> or suchlike is equally useful. Unless you actually require that the T&C text be submitted with the form, of course.
Using the readonly attribute to make sure that the contents of a textarea is submitted in an unaltered state is dangerous. It would be very easy to alter the contents of the textarea, and then submit the altered version. At least in some countries, this could technically be considered legally binding if the webstore does not react to the altered contract (i.e. a counter-offer). Therefore, the readonly textarea's contents should be checked server-side.
Luckily, it doesn't seem to matter to the company if the textarea is submitted.
And, no scrolling divs I think simply because I'd want to keep it a form control in a form (since the terms&conditions are in the middle of a form... yeah also not so smart but that's the way it is). Though I don't remember if readonly was an issue in JAWS, since while I can get focus in there in FF there might have been a browser who didn't allow the focus?? If so then JAWS wouldn't be able to read it. Hm..
Yes, I've fiddled with "terms and conditions" text-areas and submitted them before on online forms that weren't read-only putting things stupid; like "I agree to nothing, you owe me your soul", etc. It's hard to believe many sites still don't stop the user editing them, or double-check, etc.
Probably because you are more sane. [/ot]
But you can see the problems caused by not thinking it through.
I can see Christian's point, for when it matters (as far as I know, the only truly legally binding stuff we have when someone signs up for insurance online is the stuff they get on paper in the mail later).
Is there some other possible issue as well?
If the textarea is only submitted, but not stored, I don't see any other issues. If it's stored in the database, however, it will have to be sanitized as well, as it could otherwise be used for SQL injections.
Your changing it makes no difference really since the submission page on their site still says the same as it said before your change and that says that by submitting the page you agree to that condition. You clicked the link so you agreed to that condition rather than what you changed it to read. To prove you clicked the link all they need do is to show you had accessed where ever the link goes. What the page said with your modification is irrelevant since that isn't what their page says you have to agree to. So you'll probably find that although you said "I agree to nothing, you owe me your soul" that the reverse is what you actually agreed to by clicking the link in the first place.


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|From: Paul Graunke (ptg at ccs.neu.edu)
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There is a macro anchor-case in the file plt/collects/web-server/servlet-helpers.ss, but it is not exported or documented or supported since we couldn't agree on the appropriate interface. Shriram's remarks about attaching the action to the form instead of the button is the basic problem that leads to demuxing on the server. Paul On Monday, April 14, 2003, at 08:55 AM, Shriram Krishnamurthi wrote: > For list-related administrative tasks: > http://list.cs.brown.edu/mailman/listinfo/plt-scheme > > Don, > > I don't think the relationship between (a) and (A) is that important. > The real problem is being able to cleanly specify that different > buttons go to different places in the code. That in turn is a problem > with the way HTTP is specified. They should have associated ACTION > tags with individual submission buttons, NOT with the form as a whole. > Had they done so, it would have been easier to distinguish between the > different buttons that the user could press. As it stands, we have no > choice but to demux at the receiving end. > > Paul Graunke wrote a nice macro for performing this demux. I don't > know whether he still maintains it or intends to. > > There is still the problem of generating the different continuations; > that is tied up with the demux. > > Paul? > > Shriram
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Olympus Stylus Verve: Fashion vs Performanceby Stephen Caston on 11/4/2004 12:05 AM EST
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shuttleboi - Thursday, November 04, 2004 - linkWhen is Anandtech going to review portable storage devices/personal video players?
Souka - Thursday, November 04, 2004 - linkgrab a Canon S410 for $275 delievered from a variety of online places...
jiulemoigt - Thursday, November 04, 2004 - linkyou'd think after getting acess to fuji's electronics they'd have really nice optic combined with their really nice lenses... only these look cool but have crappy eletronics and crappy lenses! Reply
Foxbat121 - Thursday, November 04, 2004 - linkI bought one for my wife for just $299 (Newegg). It's a nice camera for what it is intended for (point and shoot in a compact design). Overall, it is well worth the money I paid for considering the similar sized cameras are no cheaper either with lower resolution (Canon SD110, 3MP). Reply
AtaStrumf - Thursday, November 04, 2004 - linkLooks like a nice little camera. Its a shame its so expensive. Reply
stephencaston - Thursday, November 04, 2004 - linkWooDaddy, thanks for the comment. I agree, it is shocking to see such jagged edges in the pictures taken by this camera. As for the details of Olympus's image processing, I'm sorry I can't offer any specifics. Since this is a point and shoot camera, we can only assume that Olympus designed the process this way so that users would not need or want to post-process the images at all. Indeed, if these images are printed at the popular 6x4" format, the problem would be hard to see. And it looks like Olympus knows this. Reply
WooDaddy - Thursday, November 04, 2004 - linkStephen can you comment on this for me?
As a previous owner of an olympus camera (back in 1999) it just seems that Olympus doesn't get it when it comes to handle aliasing? Looking at the resolving fine lines page, it looks like their aliasing algorithm or low-pass filter is non-existant. Do you see it too? Suggestions? Reply
WooDaddy - Thursday, November 04, 2004 - linkGood article.
I'm glad a review finally came out for this camera... But I'm disappointed that Olympus feels it's worth $399. There are a PLETHORA of other cameras that perform so much better than this one. I agree that the price is too much. Don't be afraid to say that. Hell, I think it's just plain ridiculous. I'm starting to think the limits have been met for the megapixel squeeze; meaning a 4mp sensor in a camera with a tiny/crappy lens just is a waste of money. Especially when the aperture isn't fast nor slow.
Maybe a Foveon sensor in the same package... but nope.
I disagree with #1 though. Viewfinder in compact cameras have always been limiting and inaccurate. I understand the feeling of pressing up a camera against your face just makes you feel good and professional like, but in the digital world where you can take better pictures now, LCD-only is the way to go. Heck I wish I had a big 2.5" screen on mine. Reply
goku21 - Thursday, November 04, 2004 - linkThat is one hairy arm =) Reply
CasmirRadon - Thursday, November 04, 2004 - linkVery very pretty.
You know though, all other negatives aside (did anyone expect it to perform above average?) I got to say that I really don't like the idea of not having a quality viewfinder on these ultracompact cameras. I just plain don't like taking pictures with the LCD screen. Reply


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Hi All,
I pulled the pipe off the stove and noted that a LARGE amount of fly ash was sitting at the bend where the liner turned to enter the house - might have been 1/2 blocked.
I vacuumed it the best I could and took a photo. That is the first one.
From the opening in the wall to where the liner goes vertical is 36". My arm isn't that long, so I had to tie my camera to a stick, hit the shutter and shove it into the liner. It took a while, but I finally got a shot up the chimney - the flash didn't go all the way, but it looks pretty clear. That photo is the second one.
What do you think?
Our house is an 1850's Victorian. Two floors with10' ceilings and a full attic - the chimney has got to be...35 feet? I don't have a ladder that goes that high and I'm kinda scared of heights .
I am going to go down and vacuum some more. My shop vac is kinda wimpy, but it did pull up quite a bit.
Cap if you could come, I'd sure appreciate you teaching me the proper way of doing things - I will pm you and we can discuss it.
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For investors, it was another disappointment from a company that has lately built a reputation for issuing bad news. QBE issued an insurance margin downgrade in January, followed it up with a minor adjustment in August and then slashed its second-half margin forecast on Monday.
QBE's new boss John Neal blamed the latest downgrade on superstorm Sandy, which he estimated would cost QBE between $350 million and $450 million.
Sandy and other issues in its US division forced Neal to cut profit guidance by hundreds of millions of dollars and slice the group's insurance profit margin by more than one-third to 8 per cent, after reconfirming three weeks ago that its margin would be at least 12 per cent.
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In a teleconference Neal opened up with an apology to shareholders and played up the impact of hurricane Sandy. But the board also needs to look at its role in QBE in the past few years.
There is there is a dearth of insurance experts on the board and many, including the chairwoman Belinda Hutchinson, have been on the board a long time.
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Le Mesurier said he didn't expect margins to pick up any time soon partly due to potential problems with QBE's forced placed mortgage insurance business in the US, which is part of an industry-wide investigation by New York State's Department of Financial Services. This is in addition to the problems in the broader US business which are proving very difficult to fix.
Since December 2007, when its insurance margin was 22 per cent, QBE has suffered from eight half-yearly insurance margin declines in a row. The insurance margin bounced back from 4 per cent in the second half of 2011 to 13 per cent in the first half of 2012 and will slump to 3 per cent in the second half of 2012.
Over the same period, the group's share price has fallen more than 64 per cent - compared to a 30 per cent fall in the overall market - and its return on equity has more than halved from 23 per cent to an estimated 11 per cent in 2012, which is barely giving shareholders a return above the market cost of capital.
Falling margins and rising gross written premiums (which have increased more than 50 per cent since December 2007) raise questions about the company's strategy of acquisitions. While premiums have increased, insurance profits have gone backwards and in the US we have been told that it is now suffering from a deterioration in its crops business and a portfolio of 6000 claims reserves has been placed into run-off. This has resulted in an increase in claims provisions of the run-off portfolio by $180 million. A business turns to run-off when it has run out of opportunities to achieve a reasonable return.
QBE now estimates total large individual risk and catastrophe claims including provisions for specific incurred but not reported claims of $1.89 billion for the year. This is equivalent to 12 per cent of net earned premium. Prior year claims of $380 million have been allocated for any claims that might emerge from prior years.
The announcement comes a month after a group of analysts went on a roadshow with the company to the US and Europe, with a number of them painting a rosy picture for the company's US operations.
Not surprisingly, it has left more than a few analysts wondering why the company did not flag what was going on, particularly in its decision to run off some claims in the US.
The problem with QBE is writedowns and downgrades have become a recurring theme. Neal has a lot on his plate to restore investor confidence in a business that was once a market darling and is fast becoming a market pariah.


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That's me. I'm going to be fairly useless the next couple of days. Six basketball games today (thanks to all the snow-outs) and I've lost count how many tomorrow. I only know I'll be watching the bouncing ball when the gold medal is up for grabs in Wancouver.
And not really too happy about it. The tradeoff, I think, is that I will be excused from hoops on Wednesday for wall-to-wall trade deadline (a/k/a the annual Glen Sather Rent-a-Vet Festival) coverage.
I'm waiting word on Gaborik. No idea if that will materialize.


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PEOPLE in West Somerset are calling for the district's roads to be improved and speed limits lowered after a spate of accidents in the past week.
Three people were taken to hospital on Tuesday evening after a three-vehicle collision near Williton.
The accident at Washford Cross was one of four on the A39 and A358 since Friday.
A man was taken to Musgrove Park Hospital in Taunton with neck and lower back pain and two women including a 67-year-old woman suffering leg, chest and back pain.
All three were rescued after fire crews removed the roof of a Honda which had been involved in the accident with a VW Golf and a Fiat.
On Friday, Washford Hill was closed both ways for almost three hours after a vehicle knocked down a telegraph pole.
On Sunday, a driver was taken to hospital after a VW was involved in a collision at Bilbrook, closing the road for two hours.
Motorists suffered delays again on Monday when a Landover and a Honda were involved in an accident next to Nethercott Lane on the A358.
It is not clear whether speed was a factor in any of the accidents, but they have caused long-standing concerns about the number of crashes on West Somerset's roads to resurface.
Williton parish councillor Rebecca James said: "As a parish council this is something we've been campaigning about for years, and as a resident, too, this does concern me.
"We want to see the speed limit lowered, especially coming into Williton.
"There's a limit of 30mph in place, but people don't take any notice.
"This is the problem – the A39 and A358 are too bendy, and there's nowhere for drivers to overtake, so people overtake on dangerous bits of the road and accidents happen.
"Something needs to be done, but who knows how or what because we have the National Park on one side and the sea on the other."
The parish council has been successful in asking EDF Energy for a roundabout at Washford Cross if Hinkley Point C nuclear power station goes ahead.
Cllr James said: "I really think it will make a difference because people will have to slow down and give way.
"At the moment there's so much confusion as to who has the right of way at the junctions."
Minehead resident Jim Butterworth told the County Gazette: "The A39 is inconvenient, dangerous and quite inadequate, failing to serve the traffic of the 21st Century."


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Conservative Media Denounce Obama's "Disgusting" Ground Zero Visit As A "Political Victory Lap"
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Conservative media figures have criticized President Obama's upcoming visit to Ground Zero after the killing of Osama bin Laden as a "political victory lap." Glenn Beck called the planned trip "disgusting," "obscene," and "grotesque."
Conservatives Deride Planned Obama Ground Zero Trip As Political Stunt
Beck: Obama's Ground Zero Visit Is "Disgusting." From Glenn Beck's radio show:
BECK: President Obama is going to visit Ground Zero. George Bush is not gonna go with him; George Bush turned down Obama's invitation to go to the site because he wanted to stay out of the spotlight. I would think that maybe it's because you would need hand sanitizer afterwards because you'd feel so slimy after doing this. This is the first visit to Ground Zero that Obama has made since he was a candidate. What is the occasion other than UBL being - is there another reason, or is it just to sop up some more glory and take a victory lap? It's disgusting. [Premiere Radio Networks, The Glenn Beck Program, 5/4/11]
Beck: Obama's "Victory Lap" At Ground Zero Is "Obscene" And "Grotesque." From Glenn Beck's radio show:
BECK: He got the credit from the American people. Thank you, Mr. President.
STU BURGIERE: Yeah.
BECK: Now, victory laps on the death of somebody seem obscene. Giving credit where credit is due and moving the spotlight - this is the most powerful man in the world. No, I'm sorry - second most powerful man - Soros is - second most powerful man in the world. No, third, because we have Ben Bernanke. Third most powerful man in the world. And he wants to take victory laps. It's obscene. And it's obscene - can you imagine taking victory laps in Arlington Cemetery?
BECK: You're beyond talking about a bullet-ridden corpse. You're now - and this is where it becomes grotesque - you are now, for political reasons, using the deaths of three - and remember, you couldn't even use the picture from Air Force One for George W. Bush. You couldn't show the picture of him on September 11 in Air Force One. But the president not only can show all the pictures of this - which I don't have a problem with. Where I draw the line is, now we're going to Ground Zero? To the hallowed ground? To the civilian Arlington Cemetery, and saying, "Yeah! Yeah! I got it done!" That's grotesque. It's grotesque, for any president. Grotesque. [Premiere Radio Networks, The Glenn Beck Program, 5/4/11]
Fox "News" Anchor Jon Scott On Ground Zero Remembrance: "Is It A Bit Of A Political Victory Lap?" Happening Now co-host Jon Scott said:
SCOTT: Right here in New York City tomorrow, Jenna, the commander-in-chief will be coming to deliver a major speech from Ground Zero, the site of the former World Trade Center destroyed in the 9-11 attacks. Well, the backdrop could not be any more symbolic after the death of Osama bin Laden. The question is, will it also boost the president's approval ratings? Is it a bit of a political victory lap? We'll take a look. [Fox News, Happening Now, 5/4/11]
Tammy Bruce: Ground Zero Visit Is A "Campaign Commercial." From conservative radio host and author Tammy Bruce's Twitter account:
[Twitter, 5/4/11]
Pam Geller: Obama "Campaign[ing] At Ground Zero" For An "O-Victory Lap." From right-wing blogger Pamela Geller's Atlas Shrugs blog:
As Obama continues to politicize and mine the takedown of Osama Bin Laden and the outrageous "Islamic burial" that followed, new details emerge of his reluctance and refusal to sign off on the mission. It is the height of hypocrisy and crass opportunism to draw out the release of the death photos so as to prolong the news cycle on the story, and to neglect the tornado-ravaged parts of the country -- instead, Obama campaigns at Ground Zero on Thursday for an "O-victory lap," while it appears that in fact Obama had to be dragged kicking and screaming to the OBL operation. [Atlas Shrugs, 5/3/11]
Ace Of Spades: "Obama To Take Victory Lap At Ground Zero." From conservative blog Ace of Spades HQ:
I'm so old I remember when it was wrong to use 9/11 for political purposes (Warning: DU link)
But in the era of CHANGE we have this.
President Obama will travel to New York City on Thursday to visit Ground Zero and meet with families who lost loved ones on Sept. 11, 2001, communications director Dan Pfeiffer said.
It's almost like there are different rules for Democrats and Republicans. [Ace of Spades HQ, 5/2/11]
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Former Time Magazine Miami Bureau Chief Tim Padgett '84, CBS and ABC veteran news reporter Dean Reynolds '70, and CBS News' Ryan Smith '03, a producer for 48 Hours Mystery, are just a few of the Wabash graduates and former Bachelor staffers working in the national media. In recent years experienced journalists like Ron Recinto '87 have left print and moved to online journalism. Recinto is now the Detroit Editor for Yahoo Online Media.
The Bachelor has really excelled in recent years winning 174 Indiana Collegiate Press Association Awards since 2008. The staff came home with 25 awards in the 2016 contest. The state press association named The Bachelor 'Indiana's Best Small College Newspaper' in 2009,2011 and again in 2014.
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From the outside there is little to distinguish Justin Burda from the 1,500 or so other Metropolitan Police PCSOs patrolling the streets of London.
But Barnet's home-grown crime fighter has a hidden talent that has led to him being recognised as the capital's best community support officer.
His photographic memory has helped him catch at least 26 criminals in the past ten months simply by recognising them from wanted posters – and he has an equally impressive talent for memorising suspicious number plates as well.
The married 33-year-old is nicknamed 'The Oracle' among his colleagues for his extraordinary knack of spotting individuals on the wrong side of the law – but he insists he is simply doing his job.
He said: "I'd never really thought about it too much really. I just familiarise myself with the pictures and keep an eye out for them."
Justin's modesty hides a natural talent for crime fighting that was recognised by Met Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe when he handed him the award for the force's best PCSO at a glitzy ceremony last month.
And the former East Barnet Secondary School pupil, who has worked on the Brunswick Park ward for seven years, admits he's had his fair share of experiences on the front line, including foot chases and catching robbers and burglars in the act.
In one such incident, he spotted a wanted man who had not been seen in Barnet for several months, before following him to an address where he was detained.
Asked if the man had been convicted, Justin said: "I don't concern myself with what happens to them afterwards. From my point of view I'm doing my bit by securing their arrest."
Although he now lives in Harrow with his wife, Justin says he enjoys giving something back to the area he spent his childhood, and where his family still lives.
He said: "I like to think I'm hopefully making the area a bit safer. It is good to feel that in some small way you're helping the community. I like getting to know people and after six years I'm familiar with the community."
Even while we conduct our interview in a café in Friern Barnet Road, Justin still remains focused on the job and spots one gang member and another petty criminal whom he mentions afterwards he'd been keeping his eye on as we spoke.
He said: "I tend to study face and number plates quite a lot and then it just sticks in my mind. If we're looking for a particular number plate I can usually remember it and then keep an eye out while I'm on patrol. I often spot them."
Justin's impressive accolade last month has made his wife and family proud, and he says it was nice to be recognised by the Met's top brass.
He said: "I'm lucky I work with such great colleagues and a great sergeant who is very supportive. I was surprised that I won but it was nice to be recognised – they were obviously keeping an eye on me."


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Not only do they make for a pretty presentation, but desserts in a jar are also easy to transport if your celebration takes you away from home. Plus, they provide a mess-free alternative to those recipes that usually cause sticky fingers.
Rather than just serving our party desserts in them, we're giving edible gifts in mason jars this year. Aside from our usual cookie recipes, there are a few dessert recipes we love to layer into these vintage-looking containers. Here are our top 10 desserts ti give as mason jar gifts.
Trifles are the most basic layered desserts we're all familiar with, but why not work an all-time favorite treat into the mix? A raspberry brownie dessert in a mason jar is easy, elegant and decadent.
Don't limit your pie to a traditional pre-made crust. We're serving banana cream pie in a jar for a sweet treat that won't get nearly as messy as the original slice.
Tiramisu is known as a more sophisticated dessert, but it's actually quite simple to make. Layered in a jar, this recipe is even easier and makes for a great display.
Cupcakes can be served in more than just fun wrappers. Instead of just frosting the tops of yours once they cool, try layering them in a jar like we did here with this orange creamsicle cupcake in a jar .
Same goes for this pink lemonade recipe we made! By simply changing the flavor of the frosting or filling that lies between cake layers, you can customize these treats however you'd like.
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The man who struck Surrey Comet features editor June Sampson with his car last November will appear in court later this month.
Andrew Breeze, 39, of Grove Road, Ilkey, Leeds, is charged with driving without due care and attention.
He will appear at Lavender Hill Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, June 24, after his case was adjourned today to allow disclosure of CCTV evidence.
Mrs Sampson spent months recovering in St George's Hospital in Tooting following the accident on November 26.
She finally returned home last month.
This Thursday, she will be conferred with the freedom of the borough at a Kingston Council meeting at the Guildhall - one of her first public appearances since the accident.


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NASSAU COUNTY, Fla. - A car crash in Nassau County killed the 15-year-old passenger and left the driver in critical condition.
According to a report from the Florida Highway Patrol, a red Chevrolet pickup driven by Dustin Hunt, 17, was traveling westbound on County Road 119 in Bryceville. Hunt tried to pass traffic while negotiating a curve at a high speed. Hunt lost control of the pickup and overturned it several times.
During the crash, an incoming car was forced to swerve to avoid hitting Hunt, who was ejected.
Both Hunt and his passenger, Kyle Warren, 15, were flown to Shands Jacksonville Medical Center in critical condition. Warren was pronounced dead at the hospital.
Attorney Gene Nichols is representing the Hunt family. He released this statement on Saturday. "Dustin Hunt and his family are deeply grieved by the tragic loss of Kyle Warren, and extend their heartfelt prayers to his family. Kyle and Dustin were the closest of friends and while Dustin fights for his life, his family continues to mourn the loss of of Kyle. Dustin's family appreciates prayers for their son's recovery and for Kyle's family and friends."
The crash remains under investigation.
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Brandon Dubinsky:
"We just battled in the corner there and we converged there and I just was able to get the puck to myself. I was trying to bring it hard to the net and I saw Danny coming in the back door. I just thought if I jammed, he'd come in and help it. A fortunate bounce over the goalie and into the net."
On the disallowed goal:
"Obviously it's a tough call. But we felt we played a pretty strong game to that point, so we just had to come out and have a strong 20 in the third there and we knew we'd find a way to get it done. So we just stuck with it and kept playing hard."
"That's the way our team's going to win, is to stick with it and continue to grind and play hard and forecheck. So we didn't have time to get down. We had to pick ourselves up and keep pushing forward and we were able to get it done."
On getting to Neuvirth:
"Yeah, we certainly got shots and we certainly brought some more pucks to the net. Obviously we got a little bit lucky with the third one, but, you know, with the disallowed one, with another tenth of a second, there's another goal there. And the one I brought to the net just shows if we continue to crash the net there and get some traffic good things will happen."
"I think that was certainly better, but I thought we were pretty hard tonight, and we had a lot of energy and obviously the fans helped us out there, being in our own building. It was a good effort."
"It's nice to get (a bounce) finally, sure. Like I said, all year we tried to stick with it and keep going and we were fortunate to get that bounce. I don't want to take anything away from the game, because I thought we played a great game and the guys really showed up to play, but it's playoff time — everything's tightened up and you need a couple of bounces to go your way to get some wins."
"I thought we were better than we were in the first two games. We took the body and were physical all night. We got our forecheck going. We were able to make more plays, I thought, and get more shots and bring more pucks to the net than we have in the first two games."
Ruslan Fedotenko:
On the disallowed goal:
"We didn't put our heads down. Just, 'Let's go get another one.' I thought we had pretty good life in the lockerroom."
Brian Boyle:
"That's big. As angry as you were after Games 1 and 2, and all those redundant questions we had to answer, it's good that we can be happy with this one. But it's the same mindset. We're going to focus on Game 4. We'll enjoy this, just like we were angry about the other ones, but Game 4 now."
I asked him if there was a little more "ill-humor" (to borrow a Fred Shero-ism) and a little more push-back around the net:
"We tried to. We said that after Game 1 and 2. We needed more of that. And I think we got it. We got guys in front for some goals and some close-call goals and one that got waved off. That was a bad bounce, but we kept doing that, we kept getting chances."
"We were all there. We had Prustie going to the net, bringing half the Caps with him at one point. That's the attitude we have to have and I'm sure they're going to try and box us out in Game 4. Every game it seems to ramp up a little bit."
On the disallowed goal:
"We wanted a break. I didn't see the replay. (The referee) called it a goal. I didn't see the replay. But things like that happen. When we're up 2-1 with five minutes left and we gave up a goal; they tied it. We're a pretty resilient group, and I think that was tougher to come back from than the no-goal because we came in here and settled down and got ramped up for the next period. When you get a lead, you're all excited, but you can't get too excited. You've got to keep playing. Just like when they get a goal to get the momentum. You've got to keep playing. You can't get too down. And we did a good job of that."
On that disallowed goal being preceeded by the Ovechkin goal to make it 1-1.
"It was a swing of emotions. But you get the intermission to regroup and get back to what we needed to do. That was just what Feds did, and Dubi's going to the net. That's what we needed to do."
On the shoving match that created a 4-on-4:
"I probably shouldn't have done that. You want to play whistle to whistle. It's the playoffs, and it's pretty high intensity. It worked out for us."
Vinny Prospal:
"What can you do? They disallowed the goal,they didn't count it. So you have to keep going."
"We only scored one goal in the previous two games combined, so you have to do something to manufacture offense. I mean, the overall team effort is always good, and Hank gave us a chance every night. We just have to manufacture some offense as well."
Dan Girardi:
"It's huge for us to handle those momentum swings when they go our way and when they don't go our way. I thought we did a great job of that tonight and got the win."
"I just think we played a better overall game. We played our game. Getting on bodies, cycling down low, using behind the net there to create some offense. When we do all those things right we have a chance to win every night, and it helped us win tonight."
Henrik Lundqvist
"We're definitey in this. We have a chance. We're still down 2-1 but I think a big thing for us is that we can believe we can do it. We believe in each other and that's where it starts."
On feeding off the crowd:
"Absolutely. It's just a great feeling to be back here and play playoff hockey in front of our own fans. It's been two years. That's why you work hard all year. You want to be here and feel ghat excitement, atmosphere. I love it."
"I feel a lot of pride to be here right now. You work hard all year to be here. I took it very personal last year when we didn't make it. I felt I could have helped the team more."
Asked about his five-game playoff losing streak:
"Thanks for reminding me. (laughs). I actually didn't think about it. Now I know. … I try not to get too involved if we're winning or losing or how we're playing. I just have to focus on my job. Because it's hard for me if I get too involved if we're scoring or not scoring, winning or losing. I get too emotional and I start making bad decisions. I need to focus on just stopping the puck and hopefully that will be enough to help the team win. So I try to break it down and not focus too much on my past or current game. The game is too tough for me to think about, what are we going to do?"
"I know I have to play well, and I know I have to be on top of my game to help the team win, especially against this team. They don't give up much. It's not a surprise to me that I need to be sharp. But it feels a lot better, though, I'll tell you that, when you win, and you feel the support from everyone."
On if there's a feeling of fear of a letdown when the Caps tied it 2-2 late:
"You might get that feeling for a couple of seconds, then you just have to get it out of your head. My thought was to get it to overtime. When they tied it, 'OK, let's get it to overtime, regroup before we go out there.' That was my focus. … When they tied it, they got a lot of confidence and got going. So for me personally, I said, 'Calm down, get it to OT, and we'll regroup and go out and win it.'"
"It definitely was a test for us. A couple of things went against us tonight. They got that late goal in the second, and then we felt we were up 2-1 and didn't get it. So mentally it was a test for us. But we passed. We did a good job of staying focused and in control and fighting. That's so important in these games, that you don't lose focus and get too frustrated or too excited. You need to be cool."
"I think it was a similar feeling after the first. We had a big opportunity 5-on-3 and didn't get a goal, so it was important for everybody to say, 'Let's stay together and be positive and play even better in the next period. There's a lot of pressure in these games. It's important you stay together and stay positive. We pretty much talked about the same things after the first and the second: 'We got this. Keep going and we'll get a chance or two.'"


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In the above sections, we stressed that God, the All-Wise, creates each and every event in compliance with a special plan. At this point, another issue deserves a special mention; it is only God Who knows the events that are favourable and those that are not. That is because the wisdom of God is infinite, while the insight of human beings is limited. Humans can only see the outward appearance of events, and can rely solely on their limited perception to judge them. Their insufficient information or understanding may, in some cases, make them dislike a thing while it is good, and love a thing while it is evil. To be able to discern the good then, a person of faith, must put his trust in the infinite wisdom of God, and trust that there is a good in everything that happens. In fact, God has related to man the following:
It may be that you hate something when it is good for you and it may be that you love something when it is bad for you. God knows and you do not know. (Surat al-Baqara: 216)
Here, God informs us that an event one deems to be good may only cause him disappointment, both in this world and beyond. Similarly, something he ardently seeks to avoid, believing it to be detrimental to him, may be for him the cause of bliss and peace of heart. The intrinsic value of any event is a knowledge that resides only with God. Everything, whether apparently evil or good, takes place by God's Will. We experience only those things God wishes for us. God reminds us this fact as follows:
If God afflicts you with harm, no one can remove it except Him. If He desires good for you, no one can avert His favour. He bestows it on whichever of His servants He wills. He is Ever-Forgiving, Most Merciful. (Surah Yunus: 107)
Consequently, whatever we experience in this life, whether or not it seems good or evil, is, in reality, good, since it is what our Lord predetermines for us.2009-04-04 16:16:51