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Fuel-efficient driving is a challenge during the summer months when both fuel prices and temperatures are high. The best way to reduce fuel consumption is to drive fewer miles, but that is not always an option. Drivers who commute to work, transport family members to summer activities and complete numerous errands should combine trips, plan stops for efficient travel and, where possible, carpool.
Smart summer driving strategies include planning routes that avoid traffic congestion, leaving early when temperatures are cool and staying off the road during the hottest part of the day. When combined with the following suggestions, they can reduce fuel costs.
- Avoid "jackrabbit" starts and hard braking. These can increase fuel use by up to 40 percent and significantly increase wear on the car's engine and brakes. Gradual accelerating and stopping are easy ways to save money in fuel costs when driving in town.
- Reduce the amount of time the car is stationary and the engine is idle when driving in town. Getting stuck in traffic, waiting in line at the drive-through or running the engine to power the air conditioner are examples of fuel use that can be reduced and/or eliminated.
- For efficient highway and distance driving, stay at or below the speed limit, utilize the cruise control and minimize quick accelerations when passing other vehicles. Aggressive driving that includes frequent accelerations, lane changing and braking decreases fuel efficiency.
- Reduce unnecessary weight in the vehicle and remove exterior racks used to transport bicycles and other gear. Each additional 100 pounds of weight in a medium-sized vehicle can reduce fuel efficiency by 2 percent. Exterior racks alter the aerodynamics of a vehicle and when not in use, should be removed.
- Inflate tires to the appropriate pressure. Under-inflated tires increase the rolling resistance of a vehicle. Radial tires that are operated with low pressure can reduce fuel efficiency by 5 percent or more.
- Reduce power accessories in vans and other multipurpose vehicles. Reducing the use of such electrical equipment, specifically the air conditioner, will contribute significantly to improved fuel efficiency.
- Regularly maintain your vehicle. Regular maintenance is a worthwhile investment. Engines that are not serviced properly can use 50 percent more fuel than those that are properly maintained. Clean air filters and properly adjusted fuel injectors/carburetors are essential requirements for efficient fuel consumption.
- Eliminate one or more longer trips common to summer travel. The weekly out-of-town shopping trip, the vacation that requires long distance driving or the repeated daily trips to town are examples of fuel use that can be reduced or eliminated. The one sure way to reduce fuel costs is to drive fewer miles.
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By Dan Buffa
The St. Louis Cardinals have been hanging around through the first four weeks of the season. With a record sitting at 14-11, there are issues with this team that are too premature to break down thoroughly. All fans can do right now without hyperventilating or causing radio frequencies to explode is gather hope around the edges of nine inning battles.
My rule of thumb for six month long 162 game seasons is start getting serious when the temperature starts to rise considerably. Fans can hope the hitting becomes more power friendly and the defense sharpens up. The errors are being made by sure handed professionals and the bats aren't firing at will. Allen Craig apparently isn't a machine after all and Jhonny Peralta's bat likes to hibernate. Trevor Rosenthal has 7 saves yet he has helped thousands of Cardinal fans seek out blood pressure medication. There are the usual worries like the health of Yadi Molina.
Through the first batch of games, starting pitching has been the prime reason the Cards are over .500 and looking respectable in the toughest division in baseball. That all starts and ends with the dominance of Adam Wainwright. Allow me to break this down.
Michael Wacha may be quite the amazing young talent, but Adam Wainwright solidifies his position as the rotation ace/leader every time he takes the mound. As loose as he is in the dugout between starts, he is a mountain of urgency and efficiency when he is atop the rubber firing knee buckling curveballs to hitters and eating up innings. Waino will lead this rotation in innings again this year and that's the way it should be.
In January at the Winter Warmup, Wainwright talked about having the younger guys come running for him and he liked the competition put in front of him. Certain athletes thrive off that competitive fire and perform better with it attached to their shoulder. A two time Cy Young finalist who had his career halted by Tommy John Surgery in 2011, Waino came back in 2012 and didn't miss a beat before returning to supremacy in 2013.
In 2014 Wainwright has been nothing short of remarkable. Before he left a start against the Mets last night with a hyper extended knee, Waino was easily among the top 3 pitchers in baseball so far this season.On Sunday against the Pirates, he demonstrated how great he is by dominating a good offense and winning a series for his team. He exits the weekend 5-1 with an ERA of 1.20. He threw 8 shutout innings Sunday and blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates. On the season, he has a 4-1 strikeouts to walks ratio. He has anchored a young rotation full of pitchers who want to be the ace of the staff.
On a team loaded with farm system crops, Waino is pitching at the top of his game. In a recent interview with Fox Sports Midwest, he said his best is ahead of him and he has never felt better in his career. If you take a peek at his baseball card, that statement has to be eye opening.
In order to understand how great he is, one must understand how far Waino has come. He pitched in 2 games in 2005 after coming over in a trade from Atlanta and worked as a reliever in 2006 before taking over closing duties from Jason Isringhausen late in the season. He was a postseason hero as he closed out the World Series and enshrined himself in Cardinal history. In 2007, he took his rightful place in the rotation and started 32 games, went 14-12 and walked 70 batters to go with 136 strikeouts and a 3.70 ERA.
The next season, shrunk by injuries, Wainwright won 11 games and posted a 3.20 ERA. In 2009, he broke out. Waino won 19 games, struck out 213 batters and pitched in 34 games and accumulated 233 innings. He became a staff ace that year as Chris Carpenter was running into a serious gauntlet of late career injury. In 2010, Waino lowered his ERA to 2.42 and won 20 games, finishing 2nd in the Cy Young race.
After missing 2011 to Tommy John, Waino struggled to find his command in 2012 yet still won 14 games, struck out 186, threw 2 shutouts and pitched 198 innings. At his worst, Waino is an innings eating machine and one of the game's biggest competitors. At his best, he is a Cy Young caliber pitcher. To go with the stats, you have the bulldog mentality on the mound and the never say die makeup. Waino is everything you want in a pitcher.
Waino does all the little things right too. He handles the media and pressure better than anyone else. If he isn't dancing with Joe Kelly between starts, endorsing Jay Nixon's anti-smoking campaigns or performing other sound charity activities, he is on a mound dealing greatness. Waino hasn't won a Cy Young award yet(thanks for Clayton Kershaw and Los Angeles markets) but he is still hungry and aiming for the top. He isn't sitting comfortably on a 6 year 100 million dollar contract. He is leading an army of talented young pitchers to the promise land and that includes more World Series rings than individual awards.
Some may call Waino boring because he is the perfect ace, but every time he takes the mound I breathe a sigh of relief. Talking to him at the Winter Warmup, he carried the wounded honor of living through a World Series defeat yet he had a twinkle in his eye. When asked about the difference between the past two playoff failures of 2012 and 2013, he pointed out that the Cards let the Giants get away with one but the Red Sox simply had them beat. At the end of the day, Waino shoots straight.
With a rotation stacked with power arms like Shelby Miller, Lance Lynn and Mr. Wacha, Waino knows full well that the only thing located at the end of the tunnel for the Cardinals is bright light. Expect more greatness from Wainwright as he pitches in his 8th full major league season. If not, he will at least have the guts to face the microphones, speak the blunt truth and keep moving forward. As a veteran of the game, that's all we can ask for.
You can read the original version of this blog here: http://archcitysports.com/greatness-waino/
Dan Buffa is an sports writer for Sports Rants. He is also a contributor to KSDK.com and Arch City Sports while writing for his own website, Dose Of Buffa. Contact him email@example.com or on Twitter at @buffa82.

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It didn't take long for San Diego State to announce its arrival in the Empire State. Not even a minute, actually.
But it took the rest of the game to hold on.
San Diego State scored 33 seconds in as the West Coast outdid West Point in the Aztecs' first-ever game against a New York team, a 23-20 win over Army on Saturday.
Ronnie Hillman rushed for 117 yards and two touchdowns, but it wasn't easy for surging San Diego State, which secured the win on Abelardo Perez's 42-yard field goal with 9:29 left in the fourth quarter.
"We won," Aztecs first-year coach Rocky Long said, "and we're happy as heck we did."
Ryan Lindley added 146 yards through the air for San Diego State (2-0, 0-0 Mountain West), which did not commit a turnover for the third straight game. It's the first time San Diego State has done that since making the jump to Division I, now the FBS, in 1969, and San Diego State is now 11-4 over its last 15 games, its best stretch in 33 years.
Trent Steelman ran for a career-high 157 yards and scored three touchdowns for Army, but the Black Knights committed eight fumbles, losing three, as they fell to 0-2.
Lindley finished 8-of-18, including a 68-yard strike to Colin Lockett just 33 seconds into the first quarter.
The game, attended by former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani as West Point remembered the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, was the first matchup of the two schools, and featured a tribute to the victims and heroes at halftime.
Army cadets passed out American flags to fans before the game, and first responders were among those honored. Also, a day before the 10th anniversary of the attacks in New York and Washington, a large American flag was unfurled as part of the tribute that included the West Point band.
Fans stopped to sign a memorial banner that will be presented Sunday at ceremonies at Ground Zero. Giuliani spoke during the ceremony.
"I'm here because West Point is honoring our first responders: the firefighters, police officers, rescue workers who were our first line of defense against this attack against America," Giuliani told the AP. "I love West Point. I've been coming to games since the 1980s."
Malcolm Brown ran for 77 yards on the ground for the Black Knights, who outrushed San Diego State, 403-146.
"Yards don't win games," Army coach Rich Ellerson said. "Turnovers is what correlates to the final score."
Down by a field goal with 2:48 remaining, Army marched to the 25-yard line. But the Aztecs defense, one of the nation's best in facing triple-option offenses, held with a pass breakup, a sack and a forced fumble. A last-ditch, fourth-down pass fell incomplete, as Army was denied its 650th win in program history.
"They came out ready to fight, and we expected that," Lindley said. "We just needed to come with a little more intensity."
Already up 7-0, San Diego State recovered one of five first-half Army fumbles when Steelman was hit on a keeper. Vaness Harris picked up the loose ball, setting up a 16-yard touchdown run by Hillman four plays later.
"You would've thought that would have given us a spark," Long said. "But I'm not sure it did. We floundered a little bit on offense."
Army answered with the next two scores, but couldn't build off it. Steelman ran in from a yard out to cap an 11-play, 71-yard drive, to get on the board, and the Cadets evened it up when Steelman posted an 11-yard run midway through the second. The second score came on third-and-goal from the 11, salvaging a 15-play, 82-yard drive.
San Diego State took a 20-14 lead on Hillman's second score of the day, a 20-yard run around two tacklers that capped an 80-yard drive with 2:18 left in the third.
"To spot them those turnovers and those big plays early in the game," Ellerson said, "and give yourself a chance on the final possession to win is remarkable resilience and toughness."
Army is 0-2 for the first time since 2008.
The Black Knights' home opener, which the Aztecs never trailed, also marked the first time that a California team had visited Michie Stadium since 1980.


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The Viewsonic PLED-W500 hits a lot of high notes in the competitive mini projector field. It has very good color rendition in all but its brightest mode and provides a sharp image across the screen with all resolutions. Also, its built-in media player and memory, as well as its solid warranty, add value for traveling presentations. Lumen output is also very good for such a small projector and its 720p native resolution makes video watching quite enjoyable. If you need more lumens, you should probably look at one of the many notebook-sized projectors on the market. Some type of battery option might be nice, but it may be that such an option would require too large a battery to deliver the full lumen output. That would negate the W500's small size and weight advantage.
At the same time we reviewed the PLED-W500, we had the Acer K330 mini projector in for review. The K330 delivers nearly identical brightness and picture quality (I wouldn't be surprised if these projectors were made in the same factory), but at a lower price (about $100 less). It does not have the built-in media player and memory of the PLED-W500, but on the flip side, the K330 has a few more adjustments available and an audio output jack. Viewsonic's better warranty and Express Exchange service may be a consideration for the frequent traveler.
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Tuesday, May 18, 2010
The Search Continues...
Here's a side by side comparison on looks:
Virtually no difference. But, I've sat in the PB one, and oh my, it's heaven! But, the price is steep. I wouldn't mind paying that much if it was just Matt and I, but, I have 2 dogs and 2 kids who make messes, and I would just cry if I paid $2500 for a sofa and in 2 days it had dog hair and spills, ya know.
So, here's my other option, at Value City Furniture (weird name, sounds cheap, but they actually have nice stuff)
My husband isn't crazy about the loose back pillows, but I convinced him to sit in it and try it first.
I want a chaise because we always fight over one end of the sofa! This way, someone can stretch their legs out on that side... I could be swayed to more of a sectional, but I have a window along that wall and think it might look weird if part of it was covered up by a sofa.
So, the search continues. I hope I can find something today!! Ikea was a bust... I did get 2 outdoor rugs (oh boy!) one for the front door and one for the back.
In other news... ;) Here is what I made for my Mother in law for Mother's Day. I sooo wanted to keep these. The photos aren't great because I took them at night. (sorry)
I bought a mat stack of My Minds Eye Home line, and cut about 1/3 off and then swapped that with the coordinating paper (did that make sense?)... it fit perfectly on the cards that I bought. When I bought the cards and envelopes I thought the cards were folded, but they weren't, so I had to make some out of cream cardstock, then I used the blue that came with the envelopes on top of that.
My Slice came in handy on these... I used it for all of the flowers/birds/butterflies. I kept the cards flat for easy mailing. So, rather than using gems on the cards, I used Stickles.
Anyway... I need to get ready to go furniture shopping, but first, we're getting a rental car to drive to Gettysburg tomorrow to be with my son on his field trip. Fun day! Hope it doesn't rain. While we use the rental car, our car will be in the shop getting an oil change.
Have a great Tuesday!! It's a great TV night, LOST, GLEE and Dancing with the Stars... you know, GLEE wins! ha! But, I'll watch the others online.
12 comments:
- Debbie Gaydos said...
That card set is adorable! Love how you used that border punch too. I finally just got that one myself, after seeing it everywhere and coveting it, I had to have it! :)
As for furniture: our favorite places to shop are Levin's and Roomful Express. I used to think of Levin's for "good stuff" and RE for a cheaper quality, but I have to say, the last time we were there we were impressed with what we saw... better than I remember from a few years ago. We bought both of the boys a desk and bookshelf there a couple of months ago (RE), and they are very good quality. And we got our living room set at Levin's a couple of years ago. :)
- May 18, 2010 at 11:11 AM
- Tracy said...
Those cards are adorable.
For me, tonight is Biggest Loser finale.
- May 18, 2010 at 11:54 AM
- Kelli said...
Great cards!
I know that sometime soon we will have to buy new furniture. Our's is old, and choc. brown, so it's probably dirty and we don't know it. But it's so sturdy and I know we'll never find anything as well made again.
- May 18, 2010 at 11:58 AM
- Chrispea said...
OH yeah, forgot about Biggest Loser, but I can watch that OnDemand. Last night I re-watched the makeover show, then watched last weeks. I like fast forwarding thru the last chance workouts!
- May 18, 2010 at 12:35 PM
- PattiM said...
Love your card sets...Turned out really cute!!!!
Just wanted to let you know I have a sectional with a lounge and I hate it. I wanted one really bad and now that I have it, no one sits in it.. LOL Makes my back hurt, don't know why. Wished I would have got a recliner on both ends instead. Oh well...Hope you find a couch in your price range that you like...Hope you have a great week!!
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- May 18, 2010 at 1:07 PM
- Sandie said...
Tuesday is a great TV nite, eh? I love dancing with the stars,and biggest loser. And AI. Canadian idol is no longer on, so I just have AI now. lol Lovely cards, btw. I'm with you. Stickles work great, and do almost the same thing as bling, and yet the cards are so much easier to mail.
I'll keep you in my prayers with your BC fight. So many of us will end up fighting that disease. We are in the same business, btw. lol https://www.blogger.com/captcha?type=IMAGE&captchaKey=1d8kyvhd7vv98www.integratedmarketing.ca That's mine and my husband's.
Take care.
- May 18, 2010 at 1:14 PM
- Melissa said...
SOfa shopping for a tall husband is hard WORK! My hubby is 6'4" and what I always feel excited and happy about usually turns into frustration over the fact that nothing fits him comfortably. Grr.. Good luck with the shopping.
- May 18, 2010 at 2:58 PM
- Jocelyn said...
Love your choices and take it from me...go with the comfort...
I adored the PB Sofa also and just would not come up with the bucks and now am I ever so sorry....The sofa we bought is just miserable..I thought it would grow on me and it didn't!!! Those toss pillows on the second sofa....I had one just like it and it drove me insane...because every time you get up you have to put them back in place!!!!
Good Luck and I hope you find the perfect sofa!!!
I have a very tall hubby...he is 6'6" and you should see him on the sofa I picked....not a pretty sight!!!
How lucky is your mother in law...love these and the little birdies are just toooooo cute!!!
Have fun on the field trip....how exciting...take lots of pics!!! :-)
- May 18, 2010 at 3:12 PM
- Fuzzy Slippers said...
Your cards are so beautiful! I hear you on the sofa thing. We were searching for ages for ours because I'm wicked short and he's wicked tall. :) Good luck!
- May 18, 2010 at 6:04 PM
- Marlene said...
Cute cards! You're so dang productive!
I love my sofa and wouldn't give it up for anything. It has dual recliners built in - so there's no fighting over the recliner. I almost ALWAYS sit with my feet up - so it was a perfect choice.
- May 18, 2010 at 6:40 PM
- Julie Tucker-Wolek said...
Good luck with the couch search!! I have a loose pillow back one...and its kinda a pain (well...if U are a neat freak like me! LOL!!) I am constantly PULLING them back to their shape....for when anyone sits on the couch... the cushions get sucked into the couch...drives me nuts!! LOL!! I love love love love loveeeeeeeeeeeee those cards...AWESOME COLORS! :):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)
- May 19, 2010 at 12:19 AM
- Carly said...
Super cute cards!
On the couch quest. Not exactly the same style but my friend has this one with the chaise:
From Big Lot's and it is super comfy and she's had it about a year and still loves it.
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Stone Temple Pilots cancel a dozen shows; Tampa gig still on for now
Fool us once, Scott Weiland, shame on you. Fool us twice ... actually, no one would be surprised by that. You're just that great of a guy.
Stone Temple Pilots have canceled a dozen shows on their current fall tour following bizarre behavior and onstage rants by Weiland in Texas. (Video from the concert shows Weiland rambling about drinking again, and this report from the Houston Press alleges that Weiland may have been lip-synching at another tour stop in Ohio.)
How does this affect Tampa Bay fans? It's not quite clear yet. STP's website still lists their Oct. 8 gig at the St. Pete Times Forum as intact -- in fact, it's scheduled to be the first show back after this current hiatus. But that doesn't mean much, because based on recent history, any given Stone Temple Pilots concert could be canceled at a moment's notice, for any reason. It should just say that on the ticket.
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Atlantic recording group Stone Temple Pilots today announced that they have re-routed a portion of their upcoming U.S. tour dates. Beginning tonight in El Paso, TX the band will take a short break and resume in mid-October in Florida. All purchased tickets will be honored for the re-scheduled shows. For a full listing of tour dates which will continue through the end of the year please visit the tour page.
Forum officials tell us the Tampa gig -- the kickoff to the Tampa Bay Lightning's home opening weekend -- is still on. Take that for what it's worth.
We'll update you with any news about this show, which we're really looking forward to, but which is starting to look like it might just be a must-see train wreck. Click here for tickets, but, you know ... caveat emptor.
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Apply to your cleansed skin in the morning, and at night. Apply to your face, neck and décolleté.
The décolleté includes the neck area, and the skin on your upper chest and below the jaw. The décolleté is the most tender skin on the human body, and believe it or not, is the first area to wrinkle. Apparently, because most of us look more at our faces, we don't notice it as soon! Since most people look more at their face, the décolleté often goes unnoticed.
Very nice applicator. It will not squirt all over when you squeeze the tube!
What did I like about the Day and Night Creme?
When I applied it to my skin, it was a very soft texture.
It was very quick to absorb, and was non-sticky.
The Creme did not leave my skin shiny.
It was very moisturizing, and it did look as though it plumped up my skin.
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Moisturizing1 : 50%
The skin is nourished² : 75%
The skin is smoother² : 74%
1 – Moisturizing of the upper layers of epidermis – validated by corneometry tests 4 hours after application.
2 – % of satisfaction, consumer test carried out on 106 women aged between 35 and 45 years with normal to dry skin, after 28 days of twice-daily application.
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"I have lost the debate on Tim Tebow's skill as a quarterback. But I'll still challenge Tim Tebow's politics for as long as necessary. And in that battle, the fight continues."
That's how leftist sportswriter Dave Zirin concluded a January 8 column at EdgeofSports.com. So naturally Zirin was the perfect guest for MSNBC to bring on today to discuss the "polarizing" Tim Tebow. [MP3 audio available here; video posted below page break]
"When it comes to polarization and setting people's teeth on edge, comparing Tom Brady to Tim Tebow is like comparing an acorn to an oak tree," The Nation sports editor Zirin began, prompting laughs from NewsNation substitute host Craig Melvin.
Of course, the implication is that Tebow is a "polarizing" figure may be true only in the sense that the public at large and the liberal mainstream media see the world radically differently. The public largely loves Tebow, the liberal sports media, Zirin in particular, not so much.
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"Tebow bothers a lot of people for his actions both on the field and off... off the field we know what it is, there's been a lot of discussion about it, his evangelical Christianity, his spokesmanship for Focus on the Family," Zirin noted.
Later in the segment, Zirin informed viewers that Focus on the Family believes in "reparative gay therapy and ending reproductive rights for women...Tim Tebow never gets asked about this," groused Zirin, although, of course, Tebow has never used his celebrity as a platform to plug "reparative gay therapy" and his pro-life Super Bowl ad ended up being much tamer than left-wing zealots made it out to be.
What really frosts Zirin, apparently, is that Tebow is still playing in the NFL, not having had his career "destroyed" by his "politics":
To call Tim Tebow a religious figure is like calling Jerry Falwell a religious figure. He's always been comfortable where politics and religion meet. And there's nothing wrong taking him on about that.
And the hypocrisy that I see is I see a history of athletes in this country from Muhammad Ali to John Carlos and Tommie Smith to Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf in the 1990s for the Nuggets who expressed beliefs on the other side of the spectrum and had their careers destroyed for it.
Carlos -- about whom Zirin wrote a book, "The John Carlos Story" featuring a preface by Cornel West -- and Smith were amateur athletes in track and field, one of many Olympic sports that has no professional analog. What's more, Carlos and Smith were recognized a few years back by ESPN, presented with the Arthur Ashe Award for Courage at the 2008 Espy Awards.
Muhammad Ali registered as a conscientious objector to Vietnam, and continued to box professionally for some 15 years after doing so, with his most famous fights coming in the mid-1970s, after the end of the draft and the gradual removal of troops from Vietnam.
What's more, Ali was the torch-lighter for the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, an incredible honor for someone supposedly blackballed by his politics and religion.
Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf served a one-game suspension for not standing during the national anthem in March 1996 but went on in the NBA for two more years. Abdul-Rauf still plays basketball today, for a Japanese team.
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Is Humira (adalimumab) an effective treatment for ulcerative colitis? I am being treated for ulcerative colitis and rheumatoid arthritis and the treatments seem to overlap: Lialda (mesalamine), Imuran (azathioprine), and Humira, as well as Lyrica (pregabalin) and Cymbalta (duloxetine). Are these combinations beneficial to both diseases?
Currently, Humira is being tested for effectiveness in treating ulcerative colitis but has not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration for that use. The mechanism of action is similar to Remicade (infliximab), which has been approved for ulcerative colitis, so I suspect that Humira is having some beneficial effect on your colon. Both medications are biologic therapies that block tumor necrosis factor, or TNF, a protein that causes increased inflammation.
Lialda, which fights inflammation, and Imuran, which suppresses the immune system, also are helping your colon as well as your arthritis.


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Charlie Morton reinventing himself
CHICAGO -- With nine starts under his belt, Charlie Morton's revamped delivery and reborn sinker will no longer catch teams by surprise.
Word gets around after a pitcher makes significant changes for the better, and Morton is no exception. Every hitter now can study plenty of video of the "new and improved" Pirates right-hander.
"Consistency is going to be his biggest challenge," manager Clint Hurdle said. "We'll see where the season takes him. There'll be more challenges along the way."
Morton will have to adapt and at times tweak his approach the rest of the season. He already has made one alteration, junking his circle-changeup for a split-fingered change. But don't expect him to made huge changes just to trick hitters.
"I've already done a lot of changing in a short period of time," Morton said. "There's got to be a point where it's like, 'All right, let's just get good at what I'm doing.' "
Midway through spring training, pitching coach Ray Searage suggested Morton drop his arm slot to a low three-quarter style. The move at first confused some hitters, as the ball came at them from different angles than before.
Morton also dusted off his sinker, a pitch he had been urged to put aside during the past couple of seasons. Using the two-seamed fastball has turned him into a different pitcher and has helped Morton check right-handed batters to a .172 average.
However, problems remain. Lefties are batting .341 against him. His ratio of walks per nine innings (4.9) also is troubling.
"I still have a lot more to learn," Morton said. "For example, my control and command. Right now, I'm just trying to work down in the zone with my pitches. There are guys out there who are throwing all their pitches to both sides of the plate in almost any count. I'm just trying to hone in on throwing strikes with all my pitches just in general."
Morton's next two scheduled starts -- today against the New York Mets and Saturday against the Philadelphia Phillies -- could be especially challenging. Each of those teams can put five left-handed bats in its lineup.
"If lefties are hitting me better than righties, that means I have to make an adjustment," Morton said. "It doesn't mean I'm going to reinvent myself."
One such adjustment was the arrival of Morton's split-changeup four starts ago.
When Morton lowered his arm angle, his circle-change became less effective because it moved more laterally than vertically. Using the split-fingered grip, Morton puts less strain on his elbow and is able to get better movement.
Morton now can rely on his changeup to get an early strike and also as a put-away pitch. Catcher Chris Snyder rarely has called for Morton's circle-change, but he often asks for the split-change.
"It's got a lot more dive towards the end of it," Snyder said. "The complement of it with his two-seamer makes it a very, very tough pitch to hit. Guys see the rotation coming out of his hand and think it's going to be the two-seamer. But the velocity is down, and it has a little more drop at the end (compared to the sinker)."Additional Information:
Here's the pitch
Below is the frequency of pitches thrown this season by right-hander Charlie Morton:
Pitch type -- Pct.
*Fastballs -- 81.0
Slider -- 1.9
Curveball -- 9.7
Changeup -- 7.3
*Fastballs include four-seamer and two-seamer (sinker)
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I was thinking about posting a roll call for the Spirit which I will be on in Feb.
My question is... When to post the roll call?
I think it would be fun to meet people from here. However, I think some people just post these things waaay too far in advance.
"Anyone going on Carnival Triumph 9-16-07?" posted by: jroth31
I realize the excitment of going on a cruise for the first time can be well, exciting! but I thought this was a little early.
Sorry, Im just a little excited. I just wanted to see if anyone else had booked as early as I did. I booked this cruise for me and my girlfriend, who has never ever been anywhere, I mean anywhere. We live in Oregon and are way thrilled to be traveling. Sorry to have been a bother!
Hello jroth31, You can never book nor post to early. I usually book for Sept. but this year I am sailing Aug. 23, 2007. I Normally book a year in advance but I always keep my eye on the prices to see if the cost(of my cruise) has decreased, if so I call carnival and ask about the lower price. Good luck!
Have a safe and fun cruise!!!
I say post early. If no one responds right away, post an update to it every so often.
It also depends on the size of the ship, and sailing date etc. for the interest.
Jroth, don't feel bad about posting this early,
I am going on a cruise in Jan. and started posting in August. I have gotten a ton of advice and tips that I will use for my cruise! Good Luck and Enjoy the experience!
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Post as early as you want. I'm just glad to have found a place to find those who are more enthusiastic about cruising as I am. I'm on the Inspiration, March 12th myself (but I haven't asked for a roll call). But now that it's been mentioned, anybody going???
I have been wanting to post a roll call as well, but I didnt want to seem too over anxious!
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I assert my moral rights to the domain name on the basis that it is more legitimate for me as an autistic person, having some involvement in the world of advocacy to claim that autistics speak for autism in Europe and not organisations whose motivation is to falsely claim that they speak for autism, be that Autism Europe or anyone else.
Given the controversial nature of the claim I have just staked, I intend to keep it in the words of the advertising standards authority in the Uk:
Therefore I will not entertain any "NT" bashing or other slurs, I will maintain instead the position of equality of all persons no matter what their neurological make-up.
Because there is at present no one organisation run by autistic people that has a monopoly claim to representation any more than any other, I intend to use the site mainly as signpost to the multifarious world of autistic advocacy, with the usual "health warnings" that such sites as can be found via hyperlinking do not necessarily reflect the views of the this particular author. Though you can be sure that I will, because this is an EU domain, lean towards the much neglected European perspective.
Don't expect wonders from this site overnight, I am well busy at the moment, with my research and my various comings and goings in the autistic world.


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Binge drinkers in Wandsworth are costing ambulances £254,000 a year.
Latest figures show London Ambulance Service responded to 1,096 alcohol-related call-outs in 2012 to 2013.
Admissions relating to alcohol in London's hospitals have tripled in the past decade and the capital spends at least £45m a year on drunks needing treatment.
Conservative London Assembly member for Wandsworth and Merton, Richard Tracey, said: "Many people like a tipple but our public services should not be catering for bingers who can't handle their drink.
Our ambulances, prison cells and A&Es are designed for medical emergencies or dangerous criminals, yet we are seeing London's drunks hogging these services, costing the capital millions of pounds.
"We need to deal with drunks in a more appropriate way.
"Purpose-built sobering centres and booze buses, manned by nurses, can provide low level treatment such as blood pressure and blood sugar checks as well as a bed for the night.
"This will deliver significant savings by freeing up prison cells and emergency rooms for London's real problems."
He said deterring drunken behaviour could be achieved by doubling fines for drunkenness to £180, with the cash raised invested into support services for alcohol abuse.


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TWO or three players could yet be making their way to Bootham Crescent, believes York City assistant manager Steve Torpey.
Unveiling the club's latest acquisition, as right-back Marvin McCoy signed a two year deal with the Minstermen, Nigel Worthington's right hand man said more wide options and a midfielder were still on the agenda.
City moved quickly to agree a contract with 25-year-old McCoy after Lanre Oyebanjo turned down an offer and elected to sign for League One Crawley Town.
And Torpey said McCoy, who played more than 100 games for Wycombe before being released and has been capped at international level by Antigua and Barbuda, had been on their radar for some time.
"When Lanre decided he wasn't going to sign his contract, we were on the lookout and had something near enough in place if he did turn the contract down," Torpey explained.
"We have been looking at Marvin for a period of time and in the two games we played last season he did very well. It was a no-brainer. He comes with good experience, he's a good size and a good age. I think he can only do well for the club.
"Lanre did ever so well but things move on and players move on. We are looking forward to a new start now."
On the transfer business yet to come, Torpey added: "The chairman and Nigel have done their business very early and I think that is always a good sign rather than leaving it for a week or two weeks before pre-season.
"I think we have assembled a squad now that can definitely compete. I think we are looking at two or three more players and that would be us near enough done. We are bang on schedule.
"Looking at the new signings, I think it is quality rather than quantity. That's what we tried to do last season with the players we brought in. I think we are still looking at wide areas and maybe another midfield player. We are getting there."
Chairman Jason McGill said the last few weeks had been "a little bit hectic" but declared his delight with the club's latest capture.
He explained: "I think we have identified some quality players who are going to add more value to the squad. I think Marvin's signing is important because Lanre was such a hero.
"It's absolutely fantastic. I think he's quite a different player to Lanre. He hasn't necessarily got the power but, in terms of getting up and down (the pitch), he's very fit and very quick just like Femi Ilesanmi and one-on-one they are going to be hard to get past which all bodes well for us."


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So, I have been doing some side work for a farmer on and off these last couple of months. Interesting, since I know nothing, really, of farming. He raises several crops, and most of the standard barnyard animals. He seems to have a soft spot for his goats, though. He's got some for sale, very reasonable @ $100/pair. Now, like I said, I'm no farmer, but it has dawned on me that if the SHTF, farming your own food is what's really going to do it for you. Not that goats are food..........For now, I'm half interested in them because;
1. I have an overabundance of horrible brushy, spiny, prickly, viney crap I can't control. I'm told goats LOVE all that stuff. It's salad to them.
2. While the goats are keeping my "salad" under control, I'm interested to see if I have what it takes to deal with this sort of thing. He says goats are easy to care for, don't cost a lot, etc.
BUT, I also have a lot of projects pending, house things need doing and on and on. Thoughts?
I know nothing of raising goats, but I have heard of businesses in the area renting them to keep their vegetation under control. I could use some for my backyard ;)
Goats smell like piss!
I hope to never own goats!
If SHTF, I will be looking for goats, the milk is palatable, their cheeses can be delish & I've eaten goat meat a couple of times, not my fav, but edible. They do seem to be very low maintenance!
LOL, while goats may indeed smell like piss, they certainly smell MUCH less than pigs. (That is NOT mud you're stepping in, BTW) You can't really even smell these goats unless you go inside their goat shed. And he has about 20.
Now, it also occurs to me that if SHTF, you're not going to find any available goats to buy, or at least certainly not for $100/pair.
Tuskegee University has a caprine research center. They have a cookout every so often. Goats stink, but taste great.
You have a plan for your goats in the winter?
I bought one once to clear some back land and they do a pretty good job. Tied her up to a heavy rimmed truck tire that she could barely move. Every morning I would move the tire several feet for her to reach new vegetation. When the land was cleared I donated the goat to a (hands on) farm that catered to special needs programs.
Wethered Males are a piece of cake. (Neutered Males).
Bucks (Males with balls) can stink.
Does are fine.
Little work at all, Water . . . . . ..
Some Feed if the Browse is gone in Winter.
That's pretty easy. Try that with your kid's (I mean the human kind) Kid's are hard...... Goats are easy.
You can trim their hoofs and give shots about once a year ....
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Jeremy Shuman broke a 3-3 tie with a bases-loaded double in the top of the seventh inning to back the three-hit pitching of Grant Hennecke as Lodi knocked off Tokay, 7-4, in non-league baseball action on Friday at Zupo Field.
Shuman's clutch hit down the right-field line with two strikes on him came off of Tigers' reliever John Knerl and plated Joey Armstrong, Brett Young and Louie Conti to give the Flames a 6-3 lead. Lodi tacked on another run later in the frame when Shuman scored on Austin Moreno's RBI single.


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Madara: who's this guy well he made the most powerful bijudama disappear like a magic. Well i'm impressed this war is getting more interesting than i expected.
Juubi makes his second move pushing all hands beneath the ground to attack naruto but fails minato disappears with naruto and sakura.
Minato summoned the frogs and sarutobi enters with the baboon king.
Madara: well a good amount of chakra i can sense. Hashi were are you hiding???
Suddenly juubi gets binded by woods and he summoned the gigantic wood creature who holds his head down like a toy. Juubi still groaning. Hashirama standing at the top.
Hashirama: whats the matter madara why are you doing it. It was all over after your death?
Madara: my death? Ha ha ha it was over for you after your death but i still living half dead feeding on gedo mazou (explaining the story to hashirama. Showing the rinnegan). I unlocked the rinnegan thanks to you.
As soon as he finishes his skin peels off. We hear hiraishinkiri.
Madara: i hate your brother to much.
He takes out Susanoo and throws tobirama. Tobirama flies off but stable holds down.
Tobirama: he is stronger then i thought. Brother be careful he has your dna too.
But suddenly madara's susanoo is hit with a susanoo arrow it's sasuke.
Madara: an uchiha at my level is impossible. (Seeing sasuke's eye) That eye!!! The tablet predictedictions where correct. The eye pointing the six paths.
Naruto: sasuke!!!
Suigetsu: whats that weird looking flower monster???
Orochimaru: its the juubi...
Karin: naruto bite me!!!
Naruto(confused): what the....
On the other side...
Obito: Bringing kakashi back to the normal world.
Kakashi: in illusion you had no heart there but i know you have it there. Don't be what the world is making you but be what you are obito.
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Lake of Dead Languages
By Carol Goodman
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Twenty years ago, Jane Hudson fled the Heart Lake School for Girls in the Adirondacks after a terrible tragedy. The week before her graduation, in that sheltered wonderland, three lives were taken, all victims of suicide. Only Jane was left to carry the burden of a mystery that has stayed hidden in the depths of Heart Lake for more than two decades. Now Jane has returned to the school as a Latin teacher, recently separated and hoping to make a fresh start with her young daughter. But ominous messages from the past dredge up forgotten memories. And young, troubled girls are beginning to die again–as piece by piece the shattering truth slowly floats to the surface. . . .
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Penzler Pick, February 2002: It has been 20 years since Jane Hudson graduated from Heart Lake School in the Adirondacks. After marrying, having a child, and separating from her husband, she returns to her old, all-girls school to teach Latin.
Heart Lake, like many schools, has its legends, the most persistent being that the lake claims the lives of students. All three daughters of the founder of the school were drowned in it, and while the bodies were never found, it is said that three rocks rose out of the water to lure young girls to their doom. Jane is more than aware of this legend. When she was at school, two of her contemporaries drowned in the lake, and Jane has always felt that it was looking for a third victim--herself.
While she does not discuss this with her students, she is aware that they know of the legend. Her three most promising students room together, are close to each other, and look on Jane as their special teacher, a situation that mirrors Jane's experience as a student. But soon Jane is into a routine, has renewed her acquaintance with teachers, now colleagues, who are still at Heart Lake, and has met other teachers new to her.
But when a portion of her journal is left for her to see, Jane is puzzled. She has not seen the journal since she left school. Then one of her students almost drowns in what appears to be a suicide attempt, and Jane realizes that the nightmare she lived through at school may be recurring.
Jane tries to piece together what really happened in her school days and what is happening now. As a young girl, Jane was poor and managed to get to Heart Lake because she won a scholarship. She was befriended by the charismatic Lucy and her brother Matt, and it is with Lucy that she roomed, together with Deirdre. The three girls bonded with their Latin teacher, Helen Chambers. As we learn more about Jane's school days and contrast it with what is happening 20 years later, it becomes obvious that history is repeating itself--or someone is trying to make it seem that way.
While it takes a while for the pieces to fall into place, this compelling first novel is as much about the charged atmosphere of adolescents and their new and sometimes dangerous emotions as it is about what exactly is happening at Heart Lake School and why. You will want to know the answers. --Otto Penzler
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Goodman debuts strongly with this intricately plotted and captivating tale of buried secrets. When Jane Hudson returns to her high school alma mater, the Heart Lake School for Girls, as a Latin teacher, tragic events of the past begin to resurface. Twenty years earlier at Heart Lake, roommates Jane, Lucy and Deirdre were inseparable. They studied the classics together under the tutelage of the mesmerizing Helen Chambers, sneaking out for midnight skinny dipping in the lake and meeting Lucy's brother, Matt, in the sheltered woods of the campus. Their clandestine friendship ended in the winter of senior year, amid scandal and suicide. Only Jane knows the truth behind the mystery of Matt and the other girls' deaths and now, two decades later, the secret comes back to haunt her: someone has found her missing journal, written during that tragic time, and begins a macabre re-enactment of the past. When one of Jane's troubled young students is found dead in the frigid waters of Heart Lake, an apparent suicide, the school board suspects Jane is the harmful influence. The dark and shocking secrets of Jane's adolescence, revealed gradually in flashbacks, progressively absorb the reader until the final disquieting denouement. Sexual rites, pagan rituals and forbidden love all come together in this deft exploration of youthful innocence and guilt. Goodman weaves ancient mythology with modern legend into a chilling and evocative story of deception and complicity. Though a bit less sophisticated than Donna Tartt's The Secret History, the novel will appeal to the same audience. The beautifully spooky cover image of a female figure standing on the surface of a moonlit lake will intrigue browsers.
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Exclusive..Meet The Man Who Created Foghorn Leghorn, The Tazmanian Devil and Other Looney Tune Cartoon Characters
Back in "my day" you got up early on Saturday mornings for your only chance to catch cartoons. Back in Robert McKimson Sr.'s day, you went to the theater for your only chance to see cartoons. Robert was the man who created Foghorn Leghorn, The Tazmanian Devil and many other Looney Tune Cartoon Characters. He also drew the Bugs Bunny we know today.
Robert McKimson Sr. passed away in 1977 of a sudden heart attack. And while he would never blow his own horn about his accomplishments, his son, Robert Jr. thought it was a story that needed told. Jr. has written a book called, "I Say, I Say…Son!" a quote straight from Foghorn Leghorn himself. Two of Sr.'s brothers, Charles and Tom were also animators working in the heyday of cartoons.
In our exlucisve interview with Robert Jr., he says in addition to developing several Loony Tune characters, his dad also drew the version of Bugs Bunny we know today.
So where does a guy come up with characters that include a smart alecky rooster, a marsupial from Australia and a mexican Mouse? McKimson Jr. says his dad got Foghorn from an old radio show character, Taz came from working crossword puzzles and Speedy Gonzales from playing polo.
Robert Jr. wrote the book as a tribute to his father and uncles as well as the art and talent that went into creating the early cartoons. It would take over 5,000 hand drawings and 10,000 cells to just create a 7 minute short. The book chronicles Warner Brother's cartoons that included Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. "I Say, I Say…Son!" is available in book stores now or at Amazon.com. It makes a great gift, I know because I got one.


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DOD Envelope Filter 440 Effect Pedal
DOD Envelope Filter 440 Effect PedalDetails
The DOD Envelope Filter 440 Effect Pedal is a compact stompbox that offers a classic funky quack and swept filter tones that react to your picking dynamics.With its basic two-knob layout, this modern reissue features level and range controls that offer a wide range of tonal options, Other features include an Up/Down toggle switch allows you to choose which part of the sweep to emphasize, a bright LED for use on stage, and also true bypass for a pristine tone. Housed in a durable aluminium shell, the 440 is the perfect companion for any funk guitarist.
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A Modern Reissue
The DOD Envelope Filter 440 Effect Pedal features new improvements to its original, including an up/down toggle voice switch located in the center, which allows you to choose which part of the sweep to emphasize. This switch changes the direction of the envelope, and offers more tonal options. The UP position is ideal for guitarists, as it offers a classic quack, and the DOWN position provides a big dub tone for bassists.
Another new improvement is the true bypass signal, which allows your guitar tone to remain pristine, even when the unit is off. This can be put at the start of your pedal chain for the optimum sound.
Level Control
The level controls the sensitivity of the envelope and allows you to tailor the triggering of the filter based upon your pick attack. When using a higher sensitivity, a lower signal will affect the envelope's effect and therefore you don't have to pluck as hard to make the effect audible.
Range Control
The Range controls the range of movement of the envelope's sweep. By turning this counter-clockwise, the envelope filter sweeps more low frequencies, in comparison turning this clockwise sweeps more high frequencies.
- Modern Reissue of a classic pedal
- Classic funky quack or swept filter tones that react to your picking dynamics
- Up/Down toggle switch allows you to choose which part of the sweep to emphasize
- True bypass for a pristine tone
- Offers mellow auto-wah to classic quack
- Crisp blue status LED for viability on stage
- Lighter metal chassis for durability
- Basic 2-knob layout
- 9V DC power supply jack
- Dimensions: 4.68" x 2.63"x 2.25" (L x W x H)
- Weight: ~0.62 lbs. / 0.281 kgs.
- Input: (1) ¼" Instrument
- Input Impedance: 1M Ohm
- Output: (1) ¼" Instrument
- Chassis: All Metal
- Power Supply: 9V Alkaline Dry Battery; PS0913DC power supply
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Carrie Underwood Appears on 'American Idol 10th Anniversary – The Hits' Album, Due March 15
Carrie Underwood is making her return to 'American Idol' — sort of. The fourth season 'Idol'-winner-turned-country-superstar will be featured on the upcoming 'American Idol 10th Anniversary – The Hits' album, which hits stores March 15.
The release of 'Idol"s first compilation album acts in celebration of the show's 10th anniversary. 'American Idol 10th Anniversary – The Hits' features the hits of past 'Idol' contestants –which of course includes Underwood — and will make waves just five days after the 'Cowboy Casanova' singer celebrates her 28th birthday. What a nice present for her!
'American Idol 10th Anniversary – The Hits' Track Listing:
Kelly Clarkson, 'Since U Been Gone'
Ruben Studdard, 'Superstar'
Clay Aiken, 'Invisible'
Fantasia, 'When I See You' by
Carrie Underwood, 'Before He Cheats'
Taylor Hicks, 'Takin' It To The Streets'
Daughtry, 'Home'
Jordin Sparks (feat. Chris Brown), 'No Air'
David Cook, 'Light On'
Kris Allen, 'Live Like We're Dying'
Adam Lambert, 'Whataya Want From Me'
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In my two years in office, I've successfully opposed any state tax increases and will
continue to do so. I'm for limited taxation, and then only for government to perform and administer those services that meet essential public needs. I recognize that the power to tax is the power to take. The best way to control government is to strictly limit the amount citizens are taxed.
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The Message. It is more fire alarm at 3 a.m. than mere wake-up call.
And it is a rite of passage in the Sprint Cup Series.
Young hotshots come in cocky and aggressive and without much concern for who may care; they race like they're entitled. They're anything but, of course. And eventually they overstep their bounds, and an ol' wily veteran gets fed up with it and steps up and delivers The Message:
There's a right way and a wrong way to do this, boy -- and your way is dead wrong. And it's high time you figured it out.
Sometimes delivery is subtle, say, by way of a love tap into the infield to remind the youngster who's boss. Some methods, however, are a bit more blatant.
"Phoenix, 1993. Dale Earnhardt Sr., and me backing into the wall," said Jeff Gordon, with the same sheepish grin every driver seems to flash when asked about his "Welcome to NASCAR" moment.
At the time Gordon was livid (imagine that pencil mustache crinkled on his lip), didn't think he deserved that treatment. But years later it clicked. He was racing entirely too hard, too early, for 10th place. He had it coming.
"It was the perfect time to teach me a lesson, from the best guy to do it," he said, still grinning at the thought. "I never forgot it, obviously, but I did learn from it."
That's the fundamental point, to help young racers learn. Five hundred miles is a very different challenge from 200, and even 300. Settle in, ride awhile. Your peers are the elite.
This is the show. You're a number. Get in line.
"Jack Ingram taught me a lesson I will never forget -- although I have to admit I didn't heed it as well as I should have," Jeff Burton said, chuckling. "I went down there and ran my little mouth, and he let me know real quick that wasn't going to be tolerated."
Ingram literally picked Burton up, feet off the ground. Burton remembers clearly Ingram's son imploring his father to put Burton down.
"He said, 'Daddy, put Jeff down! He's a good boy!'" Burton said. "These guys were racing to put food on the table. I never had to worry about where my food was going to come from.
"My father could afford to feed me. I never had to worry about that. Here's a guy that is making a living putting food on the table doing something I thought was just a hobby. It was an eye-opening experience for me."
NASCAR had no part in Ingram's tutorial. It was man telling boy to shape up or learn the hard way an old creed in the drivers' code: We were here long before you arrived and we'll be here long after you're gone.
"I didn't go running to NASCAR, although I wanted to. I wanted to go running to my mama," Burton continued, laughing even harder. "He let me know in his own way that my attitude wouldn't be tolerated in that garage.
"It is kind of funny the way it all went down," Burton said. "[Ingram] doesn't remember it. I asked him about it and he doesn't remember it, which says something about it.
"Because, to me it was a big deal, but to him, he doesn't even remember it. It kind of says something about the way things were, versus the way they are today."
It's very different now. Corporate America's dollars drive the ship these days like never before, and even the slightest controversy sends big companies with big dollars into a tizzy. As a result, owners follow suit. They'll do whatever it takes to appease financial backers.
So drivers must be more polished in every way. That includes dustups with competitors.
"One was Jeff Burton in Martinsville -- had to be '03 or '04," Jimmie Johnson said. "For a top-10 finish, he absolutely drove all over the top of me. He ran into me for numerous laps, and I couldn't understand why. He came over to the truck afterwards, through all my crew guys that were mad at him, and walked up into my truck and apologized, but didn't have an excuse.
"He just said, 'Man, I ran all over you.' He said he was wrong and he shouldn't have raced me like that. If you're going to run somebody over, it means a lot to have somebody step up and say something to you. With that experience, I've gone out of my way to talk to guys if I've meant to crash them or not."
Johnson recalled one hilarious exchange between himself and Burton's fiery brother, Ward. They were coming through the pack together and Johnson got into Ward Burton entering Turn 1. Burton spun out and hit the fence. Incensed, he got back on the track and spent several laps trying to repay the favor.
The next week Johnson, nervous about what transpired, tried to track Burton down. He called Burton's office. No go. Then he located Burton's home number, and dialed.
I think he was cussing at me. It was a little tough to understand him. But he went on for 30 seconds in just four-letter words, and he finally calmed down and we talked it out from there. That's just a part of it.
"-- Jimmie Johnson on Ward Burton
"I don't know what made him more mad, actually, whether it was me calling him on the phone, or calling him at home," Johnson said, cracking up. "I think he was cussing at me. It was a little tough to understand him. But he went on for 30 seconds in just four-letter words, and he finally calmed down and we talked it out from there. That's just a part of it."
Those phone calls happen every week. Even drivers who take a respectful approach get their medicine eventually.
"When I came in, I just tried to race my way in and show respect for some of the older guys," Kasey Kahne said. "I remember Jeff Gordon, I was under him at Martinsville one time and was probably at his left-rear tire, and he just pointed left, like he was coming when we got to Turn 3. I saw his finger out of the car and I was like, 'I guess he's turning left. I better slow down.'"
That was 2004. Gordon hasn't pointed left at Kahne since.
"I'm not sure which finger I was pointing out the window at Kasey that day, but it worked," Gordon said. "I think every rookie goes through that, and that's what makes being a rookie so tough. You feel the pressure. You feel out of your element."
Ultimately, it's about finishing races. If a young driver continually roughs up veterans, they'll gladly make his life miserable. Brad Keselowski is the current example.
One prominent Cup Series star told me, "If Brad's car didn't go airborne at Atlanta, 10 drivers would have been lined up in the motor home lot to high-five [Carl Edwards]."
Denny Hamlin learned that lesson from Kyle Petty. Back in 2007, the two had a feud, which came to a head at Dover International Speedway when Hamlin wrecked Petty, prompting Petty to walk over to Hamlin in the garage while his car was being repaired and smack Hamlin's helmet while he was seated in his car.
The lesson came the following weekend.
"What Kyle did that I appreciated the most was that we sat down in the motor home the following week and he says, 'When me and you got into it and I showed my displeasure with you, you don't know how many people texted me and said it was good and they didn't like you that much, and he needs to learn a lesson.'" Hamlin said.
"That kind of wakes you up and you think, 'Wow, maybe I'm not liked as much as I think in this garage.'"
Message delivered.
"I just learned a little about what it takes to be competitive on a weekly level," Hamlin continued. "When you're making guys mad and you don't have the garage on your side, it's tough to be consistent week in and week out. You might have a few good runs here and there, but you're not going to be a Chase contender or a championship contender in the future."
Mark Martin is the unanimous standard for racing ethics. His opinion is that drivers should resolve differences off the track. Do not involve those working tirelessly to build your cars. They have no stake in the feud, so don't give them a stake by ruining their hard work.
No one will disagree with his premise. It is indisputable. However, few adhere to it.
"I'm going to take care of it on the track." Kahne said. "What good does it do to take care of it off the track when you've already lost 100 points? Points are all that matters. That's how you send the message."
Time and experience bring the inevitable changing of the guard. And rest assured, competitors pay close attention to who learns what, when.
"It makes you a better driver, and it's what everybody has to go through," Gordon said. "If there's a rookie that comes in and doesn't go through that, will you let me know so we can make sure he doesn't get through the season clean?"
Marty Smith is a contributor to ESPN's NASCAR coverage. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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WELSH Conservatives have continually called for an inquiry into the standard of care in the Welsh NHS, similar to the inquiry undertaken by Sir Bruce Keogh in England.
Now the Labour MP, Ann Clwyd, has backed calls for an inquiry in her evidence to the National Assembly's Health Committee.
This is not a party political issue. It is about addressing the real concerns of patients and their families and making sure patient safety is not compromised in the future.
There has been no shortage of warning signs. Over the year several organisations such as the Royal College of Surgeons and Wales Audit Office have produced reports which highlight failings at several health boards in Wales.
These failings include cancelled or delayed operations and unsustainable methods employed to achieve financial savings targets, which have both seriously compromised patient care.
The Royal College of Surgeons published a report in July last year following findings that 152 patients have died in the last five years while waiting for cardiac surgery in Cardiff or Swansea.
The Royal College of Surgeons said that conditions had reached dangerous levels at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff with patients dying regularly whilst waiting for heart operations.
Ann Clwyd MP said at that time that the catastrophic failings were the equivalent of the scandal at Mid Staffs.
The Francis Report into events at Mid Staffs clearly demonstrated that complacency is not an option. Shocking treatment and standards of care were allowed to continue for years, until politicians stepped in and took action.
Unless the Welsh Government takes action they could have an even bigger problem on their hands in a few years' time. Ignoring issues now could lead to a huge cost in future if a major incident were to occur.
The First Minister, Carwyn Jones, has claimed that a Keogh inquiry would cost about a million pounds to undertake. I believe it is unacceptable to deny a thorough inquiry into the NHS in Wales due to cost.
Communities the length and breadth of Wales deserve to have confidence that their relatives are getting the very best quality of care possible.
Talking about what goes wrong in the NHS is the first step to putting it right.


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A landmark deal that hands control of $5 billion of key Australian electricity assets to a state-owned Chinese firm has quietly sailed through the foreign investment approvals process.
There has been surprisingly little noise around State Grid's acquisition of a 19.9 per cent stake in utility SP AusNet. Compare that with the howls of protest and political upheaval surrounding the bid for GrainCorp by US agricultural giant Archer Daniels Midland just weeks earlier and the silence is almost deafening.
It also adds a powerful new player into the bidding for the billions of dollars of Australian power assets being lined up for privatisation by state governments in coming years.
State, the world's biggest energy company, is buying the SP AusNet stake from Singapore Power. SP AusNet manages three Victorian electricity transmission and other networks. As part of the deal it will also own the unlisted Jemena business which was formed out of the sale of Alinta in 2007.
Jemena owns a generous portion of Australia's majority electricity, gas and water assets
It was a relatively easy decision for Hockey, partly because the assets were already owned by a foreign entity.
Few Australians had even heard of State Grid until it dipped its toe into the Australian market last year when it bought a $500 million stake in South Australian power company ElectraNet. That acquisition also attracted little opposition.
There is a lot less sensitivity around state-owned firms buying utilities than there has been with agriculture assets. Mining companies have also been touchy targets in the past although Hockey's decision earlier this month to relax restrictions on Chinese ownership of Yancoal signal a shift in thinking there.
State Grid also has an advantage because it has adopted a a co-investment model which means it is investing alongside a partner and will let local management continue to run the operations.
In its closely regulated home market, State Grid services 1 billion customers and has been good at talking up its ability to bring new technology used in high-voltage long-distance power lines to other markets. The company has deep pockets and is likely to invest further in Australia.
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Should FTG_USE_SYS_MEMORY=1 be set on Domino 8.x and 8.5.x servers on IBM i
Technote (FAQ)
Should FTG_USE_SYS_MEMORY=1 be set on Domino 8.x and 8.5.x servers on IBM i?
FTG_USE_SYS_MEMORY=1 should not be set on Domino 8.x/8.5.x servers on IBM i.
Starting in the Domino 8.x codestream, there were several changes to the Domino memory management structure. One of those changes allowed Domino full text indexing code to request and handle large memory allocation (malloc) requests.
In order to make Domino 8.x/8.5.x compatible with the IBM i v5r4 operating system, the full text indexing code does not default to teraspace allocations. This means, if FTG_USE_SYS_MEMORY=1 is set and the Domino full text indexing code attempts to malloc over 16 MB from the operating system, the OS memory allocation will return an error to Domino.
Errors in the Domino console may include:
"Insufficient memory"
"Not enough memory for Full Text Indexing or Search"
NOTE: The full text indexing code has been teraspace enabled in Domino 9.x for IBM i. This removes the 16 MB malloc limitation. Therefore, FTG_USE_SYS_MEMORY=1 should be set in Domino 9.0 and above on IBM i so that system memory can be used.
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Who is this guy?
Robert Hudson's second novel, The Dazzle, was published in 2013. His musical Damsel in Distress, written with Jeremy Sams and based on a Wodehouse novel and Gershwin songs, was produced in Chichester in 2015. At some point, somewhere, you will be able to see it again. Here are some reviews.
He– look, who am I trying to kid? I am Robert Hudson. As well as novels and musicals, I also write comedy with Marie Phillips. Our Napoleonic-era epistolary equine rom com, Warhorses of Letters, was first broadcast on Radio 4 in Autumn 2011, Series 2 was broadcast in 2012 and Series 3 in 2014. You can buy the book version of Series 1 - which contains extra letters, a bibliographical essay and hoofnotes - at Unbound by clicking this link. Someone is translating it into German, which is a beautiful thought. The recordings of Series 1, which are absurdly cheap, are available from iTunes. The recordings of Series 2 and 3 are not yet available. This is apparently likely to change.
My first novel was The Kilburn Social Club; I've appeared on various Radio 4 and festival panels; I run the bi-monthly comedy night Tall Tales; and I (used to and will again) co-host the podcast Listen & Often with Toby Davies (The Voice of the Past) and Marie Phillips (The Voice of the Future).
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