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Gators trail Georgia 7-6 at halftime
In a game where turnovers have been a huge factor for both sides, Georgia leads Florida 7-6 in the annual interstate rivalry game at EverBank Field in Jacksonville.
The Gators are fortunate to be down just by one point after three turnovers in the first half. Florida sophomore QB Jeff Driskel fumbled twice on the Gators' first possession, losing the second, which led to a touchdown for the Bulldogs and a 7-0 lead.
Driskel blew a golden opportunity for the Gators to take the lead into halftime after throwing an interception in the end zone as time expired in the second half, eliminating any chance of a field goal attempt to take the lead.
"The turnovers ae killing us,'' Florida coach Will Muschamp said at halftime. "Obviously that was not ending the half the way we wanted to."
Fortunately for the Gators, Georgia has had its own turnover problems. Plant alum and Georgia QB Aaron Murray has thrown three interceptions it the first half to allow the Gators to remain close.
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Went for lunch to the new Shangha Restaurant in the Asian Ghetto in Berkeley. As has been reported by other posters language barriers are a huge issue here. I ordered XLB, and the waitress had no clue what I was talking about. She then got on the phone and called someone who I talked to and explained in English what I wanted. I finally did get the message across but not without some serious difficulties. That being said, the service was not bad, I found the waitress to be accomodating, she and I presume the others in the kitchen do not speak English, so yeah it can be a little frustrating.
The XLB was good but not outstanding.Then I got my pork/black mushroom/ green shoot soup #42 on the menu and this was very good.The broth was thick, the flavors really stood out and the pork was tender and juicy.I took some home only to have my girlfriend gleefully steal it from me that night, she also loved it.
Note of Caution: There are 3 different menus around this place. The first one that was put in front of me was on a sheet of paper that had some specials on it, the waitress must have assumed this was what I wanted but I noticed a much larger and comprehensive menu which I asked for. After looking at over 100 different options on this menu, the waitress brings out another smaller menu which had the XLB and the soup which I ordered.
All in all, I would definitely come back in spite of the language /menu difficulties. The prices are good, the food is solid and truthfully most of the food by the CAL campus is mediocre.I wish I would have had more people with me to try alot of the other stuff on the menu, I feel that will be the key to getting some more solid chow from this place.


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Ideas for Development in the Americas, Volume 26: Room for Development in Housing Markets
Latin American and Caribbean countries are the most urban in the developing world, enjoy very high homeownership rates, and boast high average family incomes by developing world standards. However, many of the region`s city inhabitants are still poorly housed. This issue of IDEA draws from the 2012 edition of the IDB`s flagship publication titled Room for Development: Housing Markets in Latin America and the Caribbean to examine the magnitude of the problem and review policy options for dealing with it.
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Caltrans has announced the following highway information for San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties:
» The northbound lanes of Highway 101 near Patterson Avenue will be closed on an alternating basis in various locations from 11:30 p.m. Wednesday to 11 a.m. Thursday for pothole repair.
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Huff does not support quarter mill tax hike
Pinellas school board candidate Fonda Huff does not support tacking on an extra quarter mill to the district's tax rate to help balance next year's budget, she told the St. Petersburg Times editorial board in an interview this morning.
Without that additional tax money - which the Legislature gave school boards the power to levy, assuming they get a super majority to approve it - Pinellas would be another $15 million in the hole. But Huff said the district can find the money elsewhere.
Among other proposals, she listed 10 percent salary cuts for all employees making more than $75,000 a year; a "buy out" proposal for employees with more than 29 years in the system; and savings from the conversion of four more schools (two high schools, one middle school and one elementary school) into fundamental schools.
Huff , a math/science coach, noted the district has cut $104 million in the past four years. "I may be blind but I'm out at the schools and I don't see the difference," she said. "$100 million? Where was it going?"


text: Unemployment, the 1958 recession's lingering hangover, faded fast last month to the lowest total (3,625,000) and the lowest percentage (5.3%) since December 1957. Workers went back on payrolls in April at twice the normal seasonal rate, reported the Bureau of Labor Statistics this week. No fewer than 735,000 moved from the unemployed list to jobs, 452,000 of them married men in the vital family breadwinner category. The recovering economy also brought enough additional workers (mainly young people and women) into the labor force to boost total employment by 1,200,000 to 65 million, biggest April working force in U.S. history.


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There's been a lot of volume on the red carpet lately — and we're not talking about hair. Some of Hollywood's most stylish are bringing their fashion A-game (and taking a major risk) with sculptural-hip dresses.
Sophia Bush and Michelle Williams both recently stepped out in frocks by Katie Ermilio with sharp definition at the hips. Dianna Agron's belted, red structured Louis Vuitton dress is both feminine and fashion-forward — we'd love to borrow it for an upcoming bridal shower.
Elle Fanning combined her ethereal looks with her style-setting instincts in a whimsical Lanvin gown with a voluminous skirt and black sash. And Emma Roberts styled her bell-shaped Honor skirt with a white blouse from the N.Y.C. based label.
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This postcard version of a Fillmore/Winterland poster from March of 1968 advertised a show by Traffic, whose first album, "Mr. Fantasy," had dropped a few months earlier. The design by Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley, with a photo by Bob Seidemann, shows the designers, plus Rick Griffin and a few other poster artists, goofing around at Playland at the Beach, a long-gone San Francisco landmark we used to go to when we were kids (that's the Fun House in the background). Not sure where the Rolls came from, and the flying saucers were obviously added.
As the story goes, rock promoter Bill Graham had been griping that the posters for shows at the Fillmore and Winterland were getting too psychedelic and hard to read, so Mouse designed the dullest, most straightforward poster he could. Of course, as another story goes, once he saw it, Graham complained it looked like a boxing poster...


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All rooms at The Palms Cliff House Inn are ocean front, sitting 40 back from the cliff edge. The inn sits 100 feet above the ocean overlooking Pohakumanu Bay. We have been blessed with a view that looks out onto Hawaii's natural beauty, you will see no other building or development.
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Google's Privacy Words vs Google's Anti-Privacy DeedsSubmitted by Scott Cleland on Fri, 2013-03-08 12:04
To understand why Google owns the single worst privacy record over the last decade of any Global 2000 corporation, listen to what Google's leadership says about privacy-related matters in their own words. Then compare what Google Says about privacy below, with Google's Privacy Rap Sheet – current up to June 4, 2012.
Obsolete Privacy Law -- My Daily Caller Op-ed and Part I of Privacy Theft SeriesSubmitted by Scott Cleland on Wed, 2013-01-23 08:44
Please don't miss my latest Daily Caller Op-ed: "Obsolete Privacy Law" -- here.
It is part 1 of a new "Privacy Theft" research series.
The Real Motive behind Opposition to Broadband Usage Pricing -- Part 13 Broadband Internet Pricing Freedom SeriesSubmitted by Scott Cleland on Wed, 2012-11-14 20:49
Now we know the real reason why there has been such strong opposition by FreePress and other net neutrality proponents to the common sense economic notion of broadband usage pricing. The newly launched Open Wireless Movement now wants to turn everyone's home WiFi routers into interconnected, free, public-community, "open WiFi" hotspots.
Google Official Praises "Partly Free" Regime's New Privacy Law -- Internet as Oz Series Part 4Submitted by Scott Cleland on Tue, 2012-10-30 11:15
Google's Global Privacy Counsel, Peter Fleischer, cheered Singapore in his blog for passing a "modern privacy law" as a way of denouncing the EU's "out of date" privacy law and its recent threat to enforce it against Google.
Fully exhibiting a couple of the most common Google PR traits, a lack of self-awareness and an instinct for political polarization, Mr. Fleischer effectively lectured the world that it should emulate the privacy lawmaking of a hybrid-authoritarian regime, Singapore, as he denounced and belittled the privacy lawmaking of European democracies. How Orwellian this is, to praise the politically authoritarian treatment of the Singaporean people as "modern," and to denounce the democratic concern for the individual liberties of EU citizens as "bizarre" and "out of date."
"Pro-trust" EU Competition Remedies for Google's Antitrust ViolationsSubmitted by Scott Cleland on Tue, 2012-10-23 11:02
Google remains its own worst enemy in trying to resolve EU antitrust charges.
In early 2012, when Google was trying to convince EU antitrust authorities that enforcement action against Google's search practices -- preferring its own content in search ranking over competitors -- would only harm consumers and was unnecessary because competition was but "a click away" for consumers, Google announced it would consolidate 60 privacy policies without user permission or user choice to opt-out, and then did it a month later, over the EU's strong objections.
This was a flagrant strategic mistake because: first the EU prides itself for strong consumer privacy laws and privacy protections; second the EU fully-understands that consumers' privacy is the de facto currency that Google uses to propel its monopoly; and third Google's primary antitrust defense is that they are the ones that are best looking out for consumers interests and that consumers have plenty of choice.
Google's Top Ten Anti-Privacy Quotes -- Part 3 In Google's Own Words SeriesSubmitted by Scott Cleland on Mon, 2012-10-15 13:56
It's timely to review Google's public attitude towards privacy, given reports that the EU officially has found legal fault with Google's big change in its privacy policy last March, in which Google forced integration of sixty previously-separate privacy policies on users without explicit user consent.
Google: in its own words:
Google's Culture of Unaccountability: In their Own Words -- (Google Unaccountability Series: Part II)Submitted by Scott Cleland on Wed, 2012-08-01 10:54
We learn about Google's culture-of-unaccountability from Google itself. Google's leaders have repeatedly indicated their hostility to accountability of most any type.
Listen to Google's own words to learn about their unique and unabashed corporate culture-of-unaccountability.
"New investors will fully share in Google's long-term economic future but will have little ability to influence its strategic decisions through their voting rights." Google's 2004 IPO letter to prospective shareholders from co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
Google Mocks the WorldSubmitted by Scott Cleland on Fri, 2012-07-20 11:47
Google has no shame. This week Google sponsored a two-day summit in Los Angeles entitled: "Illicit Networks: Forces in Opposition" and trumpeted Google's leadership in combating illicit networks, with no acknowledgement of Google's own uniquely atrocious track record of illicit network activity, and even worse, with no public acceptance of responsibility or remorse for Google's illicit behavior.
There is no question that Google's professed public goals of combating "narco-trafficking, human trafficking, organ harvesting and arms dealing" are noble, needed and welcome. However, the serious problem here is Google's extreme cynicism and deceptive PR that they can burnish their global brand without having to practice what they preach.
Let's have the evidence speak for itself, because it proves that Google is its own worst enemy, in not doing what they say.
Why FTC's $22.5m Google Privacy-Fine is Faux AccountabilitySubmitted by Scott Cleland on Thu, 2012-07-12 11:56
If one fact-checks and puts in perspective the FTC's expected $22.5m privacy fine of Google -- for bypassing millions of Apple Safari users' privacy and security settings to add a tracking cookie to track users browsing activity -- it looks like faux FTC accountability of Google. Close scrutiny of the FTC's oversight record of Google's exceptionally bad consumer record and very long privacy rap sheet suggests that Google could have little to fear from the FTC on pending privacy or antitrust enforcement going forward, despite PR and optics to the contrary. Unfortunately, the evidence to date indicates the FTC's enforcement oversight of Google has had minimal accountability or deterrent effect on Google's behavior.
To be fair to the FTC, the FTC does not have all the legal authority it needs to fully address the Google privacy enforcement problem, but that being acknowledged, many poor FTC decisions have further self-limited the FTC's ability to confront the exceptional Google enforcement problem.
I. Google appears to enjoy faux FTC Accountability.
In Sao Paulo Brazil Launching My Search & Destroy Book in Portuguese -- see webcastSubmitted by Scott Cleland on Mon, 2012-07-02 21:56
I am in Sao Paulo Brazil for the formal launch of the book I wrote with Ira Brodsky, Search & Destroy: Why You Can't Trust Google Inc., which now has been translated into Portuguese for the Brazilian market.
The book launch press conference will be webcast live from a top Sao Paulo bookstore, Livraria de Vila, at 10:00 am EST Tuesday July 3rd, which will be attended by journalists, academics, students, and the public who will hear about the book and Google's adverse impact on privacy, competition, and intellectual property.
My presentation will be webcast live at the Portuguese Search & Destroy site, Busque e Destrua, here.
In May 2012, Search & Destroy was also published in Korean for the South Korean market.
The English version can be found here.


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Ducatista wrote:jjoyce wrote:So what's the advantage of an iPhone over an Android at this point?
Camera, I think, dunno what else.
My Droid has a camera.
Can you really buy a smart phone without a camera?
I wanted an iPhone but I needed a new phone 3 weeks before the 3 was coming out so I went Droid. No regrets. They're REALLY similar. Except mine runs Flash. And it's GPS ties into google maps for a really nice free navigation thing. Google Eyes (or whatever it's called) is pretty cool too. Does the iPhone have something like that?


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An envelope sent to the offices of a school district in Ventura County caused a big scare.
Authorities were called to the Moorpark School District offices just before 3 p.m. Friday, when staff members realized an envelope contained some type of a powdery substance.
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Saints general manager Mickey Loomis was with the Saints for a few years before the coming of Breesus, so he knows a little something about the dark ages in New Orleans. If his negotiating tactics are any indication, he longs for a return to those benighted times, when Saints were Ain'ts and the laughingstocks flowed like wine.
While the Saints will retain Brees this year regardless, Loomis seems reluctant to give the new single-season passing yardage leader the kind of long-term deal he deserves, opting instead to use a franchise tag on him that might be better utilized on some of their other free agents. Oh, and there's this, from Yahoo!'s Jason Cole:
That was the word coming out of the NFL scouting combine this past week, when Saints general manager Mickey Loomis tried to define Brees as "very good" when the quarterback was called "great," according to three league sources. All three sources were asking Loomis why it was taking so long to sign Brees to a contract extension.
Long live Mickey Loomis, new king of the doofs.
"Blowjobs are alright, I guess." – Mickey Loomis
"All-you-can-eat steak and lobster buffet?" [Makes so-so hand gesture] – Mickey Loomis
"Kate Upton? Kinda fat." – Mickey Loomis
"Yeah, that's an all right flight and all, but a truly great quarterback wouldn't be wearing such a chintzy cape. Let's see what we can get on the waiver wire."


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Now it is time to properly stack the split logs. But what is the best way to stack your wood? The experts at DR Power, makers of the DR RapidFire log splitter, offer these how-to tips for drying, storing and stacking firewood.
Tip #1: Shorten the drying time
It typically takes up to six months for wood to dry enough for the fireplace or wood stove. But wood can be ready to burn in four to six weeks with this tip. Stack the wood in a single row and roughly 4 feet high off the ground. First, be sure to lay 2 x 4 boards on the ground to prevent mold from damaging the stack. Drape 4-mil thick plastic sheeting over the top and down both sides of the stack. Leave each end exposed. Drive metal T-posts (like those used for barbed wire fencing) into each corner, making sure they are slightly higher and wider than the stack. Stretch heavy-duty twine down the length of each side and secure it to the posts. What you've created is a mini-greenhouse. The sun heats the wood, condensation forms against the plastic sheet and drains down the sides. This tip works best late in the fall when days are still warm.
Tip #2: Monitor moisture
Freshly chopped firewood is 50% or more water content. When wood gets down to 20% it's ready to burn. You can determine when it's ready with a moisture monitor available at home improvement warehouses.
Tip #3: Where to stack
Make your firewood stack a reasonable distance from the home to avoid problems with rodents, insects and even termites. You can keep a smaller stack readily available outside the door.
Tip #4: Lay a foundation
Use 2x4s or other lengths of cut wood to keep the split logs off the ground. Stack the split logs parallel on top of the boards.
Tip # 3: Bark down
Stacking the wood with the bark facing the ground helps it dry faster.
Tip #4: Twin towers
Make two towers of perpendicularly stacked logs at each end of a row. Randomly stack logs between each tower. The trick is to make sure the towers are stable enough to support the logs in between.
Tip #5: Round stack
Start by driving a wood pole into the ground. Loop a 4-foot long rope around the pole. Stretch out the rope and use it to keep track as you create a round stack of firewood. Leave empty space in the middle between the pole and stack. The logs should touch more in the middle and have larger spaces between them on the outside. Make sure the layers tilt slightly inward as you build the stack. At the top build logs into a cone-shape once the stack is roughly 4 feet tall. The dome helps rainwater and snow drain through the stack.
Tip #6: To cover or not?
One theory is to cover split wood to prevent rain and snow from entering the center of the stack. If you live in rain-prone areas like the Northwest it might be a good idea to cover the top of the wood. You can use a panel of aluminum sheeting or other heavy material that won't blow off the stack. Leave the sides exposed to allow circulation throughout for better drying. Keep the ends of the stack uncovered if plastic is used. Doing so will allow circulation and prevent the wood from molding.
The experts at DR Power Equipment offer a complete line of wood splitters for every property. To view the complete lineup, click here.
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What is a Physical Therapist?
Physical therapists provide services that help restore function, improve mobility, relieve pain, and prevent or limit permanent physical disabilities of patients suffering from injuries or disease. They restore, maintain, and promote overall fitness and health.
Physical therapists examine patients' medical histories and test and measure their strength, range of motion, balance and coordination, posture, muscle performance, respiration, and motor function. They determine their patients' ability to be independent and reintegrate into the community or workplace after injury or illness. They develop treatment plans that describe the treatment strategy, its purpose, and the anticipated outcome.
Treatment often includes exercise for patients who have been immobilized and lack flexibility, strength, or endurance. Therapists encourage patients to use their own muscles to further increase flexibility and range of motion before finally advancing to other exercises improving strength, balance, coordination, and endurance. Their goal is to improve how an individual functions at work and home.
Physical therapists use electrical stimulation, hot packs or cold compresses, and ultrasound to relieve pain and reduce swelling. They may use traction or deep-tissue massage to relieve pain. Physical therapists also teach patients to use assistive and adaptive devices such as crutches, prostheses, and wheelchairs. They may show patients exercises to do at home to expedite their recovery
Through the partnership between Saint Joseph's University and Thomas Jefferson University's School of Health Professions, students can earn both the Bachelor's of Science (BS) degree and the Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree in six years.
Students in this program will spend their first three years at Saint Joseph's University completing the majority of courses needed for a BS degree in either Biology or Interdisciplinary Health Services. They will also complete specific prerequisite courses necessary for transfer into the Physical Therapy program.
Students will transfer to Thomas Jefferson University for the next three years to complete degree requirements for the Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Credits from the first year at Jefferson will transfer back to SJU to complete the remaining credits needed for the Bachelor's degree. Students will receive their BS degree from SJU after their first year at Jefferson and will earn their Doctorate in Physical Therapy after the third year at Jefferson.
To be considered for this special program, students should:
- Apply to Saint Joseph's University by November 1 of their senior year of high school and specify interest in the 3+3 DPT program,
- Earn a cumulative high school GPA of 3.3 or higher,
- Have a combined critical reading and math score on the old SAT of at least 1300 (test prior to March 2016), or combined evidence-based reading and writing and math score on the new SAT of at least 1360, or a composite ACT score of at least 29
- Have exposure to the physical therapy profession either from direct volunteer or shadowing experiences
Eligible candidates will be reviewed and interviewed by a joint admissions committee comprised of representatives from Saint Joseph's University and Thomas Jefferson University. Students will be notified of their eligibility for the program in January, and qualified students will be invited to interview by Thomas Jefferson University's Office of Admissions. Interviews will typically take place in February.
The top candidates from these interviews will be offered one of the limited spaces for admission to the to the 3+3 DPT program through Saint Joseph's University.
Please visit the Thomas Jefferson University website for the Physical Therapy program for more information.


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Steubenville's Big Red is a team that has been to the top of the football world time and time again during the tenure of venerable coach Reno Saccoccia. They have played for six state championships since Saccoccia took over the team in 1984. And they have won three.
But this has been a season of building for the Big Red (9-2), who will face the West Holmes Knights (10-1) in a Div. III, Region 11 semifinal Saturday at Woody Hayes Quaker Stadium in New Philadelphia.
"We are a heck of a lot further along than we were eight weeks ago. We're very fortunate to be in the position we are now as far as health, mental preparation and overcoming adversity go," Saccoccia said.
Running the Steubenville offense is senior quarterback Corey Stinson. He is a first-year starter who has really come on strong in recent weeks. For the year, he has thrown for 1,193 yards (104-of-186) and 10 scores. He has been intercepted five times.
Senior Matt Petrella (6-foot-2, 200 pounds) is Stinson's top target. He has 34 catches for 466 and six scores. Against Maysville, he grabbed five for 79 and a touchdown.
Junior Cody Saltsman (6-0, 165) has 14 catches for 170 and senior Tajuan Lawson (5-10, 165) has 13 for 126. Tight end Eric Robinson (a senior, 6-0, 200) also is threat. He only has six catches but four have been for
Senior Dashon Redman (5-11, 205) is the top running back. He started the year at fullback but was moved to tailback due to injuries. For the season, he has 887 yards on 154 carries and nine touchdowns. Against Maysville, he broke one 45 yards for a TD. He is a strong inside runner but also has the speed to get outside. Senior Teshawn Luke (6-0, 175) and junior Robert Hayden (5-11, 180) were penciled in as the starting tailbacks. Both suffered injuries in the Massillon game (week five) and are just returning to action on the offensive side. Redman has gained 530 yards in the last four games.
Sophomore Donte Brown (5-11, 175) has come on strong late in the season. He is a quick and powerful runner. Last week against Maysville, he ran for 115 yards on 13 carries. He has 322 rushing yards for the year.
West Holmes coach Kevin Maltarich sees a lot of the same strengths his team has in the Big Red, who defeated West Holmes 21-10 in a playoff game in 1999.
"We've gotta stop their running game," Maltarcih said. "They're kind of a mirror image of us.
"They're gonna run about one or two basic plays out of about 25 different formations. We've gotta make sure that we identify their formation and that we can adjust to them."
West Holmes advertises the fact it's going to run the football at people most of the night and is still successful.
Junior Layne Perone has piled up nearly 1,800 yards rushing and scored 29 touchdowns, while Garrett Mackey has topped 700 yards and Grant Hay has over 400 to help the team top 3,330 yards on the ground.
Quarterback Gabe Snyder has shown the ability to connect on some big passes, with Brady Arnold his favorite target, and showed he can run with a 61-yard scoring jaunt last week against Indian Creek.
Keaton Leppla leads the West Holmes defense in tackles, while the outstanding front four of 6-5 Snyder and 6-6 Brock Macaulay at ends and tackles Mackey and Andrew Rose set the tone up front.
Although this Steubenville team is not touted as one of the school's best, and has had some major off-the-field adversity in the offseason, they still have advanced in the playoffs.
And, they can still carry a little extra intimidation factor simply by wearing "Big Red" on their jerseys.
"There always is some mystique with them, just because of the tradition and the name Steubenville," Maltarich said. "We talked a little bit about that as a team.
"They put their pants on one leg at a time, but just because of what they've done in the past isn't going to translate over into Saturday night.
"It's just like every team we've prepared for in the OCC -- the team that comes ready to play and makes the fewest mistakes has the best chance of winning the football game."
The key guys up front for the Big Red are senior tackle Joey Nation (6-1, 280), senior guard Charles Keenan (6-2, 220) and senior tackle Ryan Wood (6-0, 270).
The Big Red averages 332 yards a game (221 on the ground and 110 through the air) and 27 points.
Defensively, stingy Steubenville surrenders 189 yards per outing (60 rushing and 129 passing). Opponents are averaging 14.7 points. The defensive unit is not all that big but it has great speed.
Redman is the leading tackler from his middle linebacker spot. Luke and Hayden are the outside backers.
Up front, the line consists of Reed, Keenan, junior Camron King (6-0, 200) and junior Arin Goldsmith (6-0, 210). Juniors Bryan Pierro (5-9, 155) and Perrier Coleman (5-9, 160) are the corners. Petrella and Lawson are the safeties.
The unit is outstanding against the run because of its speed. Maysville was held to minus-1 rushing yards. That should make for an interesting match-up against the run-oriented offense of the Knights.
"This is a team they've been building for three years," Saccoccia said. "Most of the seniors they have started as sophomores on a team that went 1-9. Last year, they were 5-5 and they have put it all together this season.
"Although they are senior dominated, they are led by a junior (Layne Perone)," Saccoccia added. "He puts the finishing touches on a good senior class."
The Steubenville coach is concerned about the aerial attack of West Holmes.
"They have a very talented quarterback and a very talented tight end," Saccoccia said. "So you have to be concerned with their passing game. The real key to this West Holmes team is its mental toughness and its overall improvement during the past three seasons.
"The key for us is to have a good week of practice," Saccoccia added. "We need to do a few things we didn't do last week: protect the ball (they lost two fumbles), eliminate the penalties (they drew 10 flags) and be great tacklers in the fourth quarter."
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Chinachem Makes Splash, Even Without "Little Sweetie"
The winner of a prime luxury site at a government land auction in Hong Kong today, known more for its colorful past than its prowess in property development, is starting to make a name for itself in the market again.
Privately owned Chinachem Group won a site in Kowloon Tong for HK$1.63 billion (US$210 million) today. The sales price translates into an accommodation value of HK$17,976 per square foot, a new record for urban Kowloon.
The sale is an indication of the company's resolve to restore its standing amongst the top rank of developers following the death of its iconic chairman Nina Wang and the long-running legal battle over her estate that ensued and captured the attention of Hong Kongers for months.
Wang, also known as 'Little Sweetie' due to her eccentric style of dress, presided over a vast property empire after the kidnapping and disappearance of her husband Teddy Wang in 1990, and left behind a multibillion-dollar estate upon her death in 2007. Her fortunes became the subject of a tussle between Wang's family and feng shui master Tony Chan, who was also her alleged lover. The court ruled in February in favor of the Chinachem Charitable Foundation.
Since then, the company has been run by Wang's brother and two sisters, none of whom have any experience in property development, raising questions over the company's likelihood of success. As a privately held company, it is difficult for analysts to discern much information about the management team's vision and direction.
Chinachem also has some negative perceptions to overcome. It isn't a name that jumps out when Hong Kongers think of luxury developers, unlike competitors such as Sun Hung Kai Properties.
But judging from Chinachem's activities this year, it's not hard to see that the company is trying to put its past behind it.
"Chinachem has been very active in almost every auction this year," said David Ng, head of regional property research at the Royal Bank of Scotland. "And just look at the way they raised their bids today against Kerry Properties. They were very aggressive and their enthusiasm is very evident."
It also recently launched its long-awaited luxury project in prestigious Repulse Bay, The Lily, which is designed by Norman Foster, after Nina Wang bought the site in 1997. Simon Lo, director of research and advisory services at Colliers International, says the project marks the re-entrance of the company into the luxury market and greatly improves its standing against other local developers.
A Chinachem executive told reporters after the auction that he plans to sell the flats at the Kowloon Tong site for HK$22,000 per square foot. It remains to be seen whether the hallmarks of Nina Wang's eccentricities will live on – such as bits of jade buried around Chinachem properties on the advice of her feng shui advisor.
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UW students deployed with Guard
LARAMIE -- Fourteen University of Wyoming students are among the Wyoming Army National Guard soldiers being deployed to the Middle East.
The 162 members from the 133rd Engineer Company, based in Laramie, will be deployed to Bahrain for Operation Enduring Freedom.
A deployment ceremony for the unit is set to be held Thursday afternoon at the UW Arena-Auditorium in Laramie.
The Wyoming unit received federal mobilization orders for 400 days to conduct base security operations. The unit will receive more than one month of pre-deployment training at Camp Shelby, Miss., followed by nine months in Bahrain, a small island country near the western shores of the Persian Gulf.
Coal mine construction halted
A Nebraska company has suspended construction of a coal mine in southwestern Wyoming, blaming poor demand for coal.
Twelve people will lose their jobs at the Haystack Coal Co. northeast of Evanston but that officials are working to find them jobs at projects being done by its parent company, Omaha, Neb.-based Kiewit Corp.
"The decision is not a reflection on the outstanding work of our employees; it was driven by the challenging coal market conditions that have affected virtually the entire industry," company spokesman Tom Janssen said in a statement. "Regrettably, this decision will affect all current employees."
The mine had been expected to employ 100 people.
Pending restrictions on coal-fired power plants, a mild winter and low natural gas prices have reduced demand for coal. Wyoming, the nation's top coal producer, mined 8 percent less coal last year. About 3 percent of coal workers lost their jobs in 2012, according to federal data.
Preliminary 2013 estimates by the U.S. Department of Energy's information and statistics arm show that coal production has dropped to 11.5 percent from production during the first three months of 2012.
Pole Mountain violations targeted
LARAMIE -- U.S. Forest Service law enforcement officers are patrolling the Pole Mountain unit of the Medicine Bow National Forest to address violations that hurt natural resources.
Officers handed out 22 citations on one day last weekend that carried fines totaling more than $3,000.
Off-road driving remains the primary problem in the area. Other problems include violations of the seasonal restriction on shooting, unattended campfires and violations of seasonal road closures.
The agency reminds motorists to stay on roads and trails that are designated for motorized travel.
Hunting license deadline set
CHEYENNE -- The Wyoming Game and Fish Department says that the deadline for hunters to apply for limited-quota big game licenses on paper applications will be May 15 this year. The deadline to apply for licenses online is May 31.
In previous years, the deadline for both paper and online applications was May 31. In recent years, more than 90 percent of both resident and nonresident hunters have applied online.


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The Bluejacket boys golf team fired a 321 team score for 2nd place at Princeton GC May 16. Matt Swanson struck the ball really well as he fired a solid 75. Ryan Lundeen played extremely well to finish with a 78. Jordan Knutson (84) and Jonah Poppen (85) were the other counting scores for the varsity.
"We finished in 2nd place but still remain in 4th place in the season standings going into the final conference meet May 24 at Riverwood," noted C-I Coach Mike Hennen.
That meet followed a busy conference stretch for the Bluejackets which began with the home M-8 meet at the Purple Hawk on May 11. With the course playing extremely wet following the Tuesday night storm, the Jackets came in 4th place with a 323 total.
Swanson and Jared Knutson worked through the conditions to lead the team with a pair of 80s. Lundeen (81) and Jordan Knutson (82) followed on the card, with Reggie Martin adding an 83.
Rogers' McCabe Buege continued to pace the front-leading Royals with a one-under 71 at the Hawk.
The Bluejackets slipped into 4th place in the M-8 standings with a tough day at Pebble Creek May 12, coming in with a 337. Lundeen, Swanson and Jordan Knutson all shot 84s, and Jared Knutson was one back at 85. Matt Mellum added an 88 for C-I.
Jacket girls 4th at Riverwood
On a good day for golf, the Cambridge-Isanti girls placed 4th with a 321 at the conference meet at Riverwood National CC May 16. Posting scores for the team total for the Bluejackets were Emily Sunderman (48), Leah Schoenecker (53), Megan Hallstrom (56) and Anna Sunderman (61).
On May 11 at the Mora Scramble, the Bluejackets placed 7th out of 11 teams with a two-girl team totals of 86 and 99.
Following the May 19 St. Cloud Invite, the Bluejackets close the conference season at the May 24 finals hosted at Fox Hollow CC in Rogers.


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Hank and I decided a while back that grocery shopping would be so much easier if we planned our meals and what we needed before we went to the store. I'm sure you all have done it but try not to go to the grocery store hungry. You buy tons of JUNK. So I'm going to add my October Menu Calendar so you can see what we are eating. I'm also going to share the links for the recipes as well.
Monday we had a fabulous dinner! Hubs grilled some chicken with butter and lemon juice (yum!) The side (something new) was the Southwestern Black Bean Salad. Delish!
Yesterday we tried something new again and had Loaded Twice Baked Potatoes. It was really good.
Today I had salad for lunch with left over grilled chicken from Monday night on top. Yummy! Hank and I started counting calories and we have both lost 6 pounds in a week. I know that is considered unhealthy weight loss but we have both been eating good food and watching how much we consume. No exercise at this point yet.
Tonight is something simple, grilled pork chops with left overs and probably just a can of green beans.
Tomorrow we are having Grilled Chicken Sandwiches.
Sunday we are having Slow Cooker Chicken Tacos.
Monday we will have BBQ Chicken Stuffed Potatoes
and Tuesday we will have Taco Stuffed Pasta Shells.
That's all I have planned for so far. I'm still looking for new recipes


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Montana Grandparents Raising Grandchildren, a project of Montana State University Extension, recently won the 2013 Grandfamilies Award from Generations United.
The award is given in recognition of outstanding contributions to the field of grandparents and other relative caregivers raising children.
Montana Grandparents Raising Grandchildren provides support, education and resources for grandparents and others who are raising relative children. The project also coordinates a network of 28 local contacts and support groups across Montana. Sandy Bailey, head of the MSU health and human development department, started the project in 2002 when she was the Extension family and human development specialist.
Generations United is a national organization focused on improving the lives of children, youth and older people through intergenerational strategies, programs and public policies. The organization represents more than 70 million Americans and is made up of more than 100 national, state and local organizations. Since 1986, Generations United has served as a resource for policymakers and the public on the economic, social and personal imperatives of intergenerational cooperation. The group aims to stimulate collaboration among aging, children and youth organizations and provide a forum to explore areas of common ground while celebrating the richness of each generation.
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Someone forgot to tell Mother Nature it's almost November (omg it's almost November!) as we had another gorgeous afternoon in the mid-70s today!
I walked into work bundled up against the 40 degree chill of the early morning, but by the time I walked out at noon to meet Ben at Walmart to pick up some odds and ends during lunch (the couple that browses the toothpaste aisle together, stays together) I was sweating buckets!
Even now, as the sun has all but set, it's still warm enough to keep our doors open and let the warm breeze wash in.
Let's not talk about the fact that it's supposed to be in the lower-50s with rain later this week, mmkay?
In other news, Trattoria de IGE opened its doors tonight. On the menu, Spaghetti Carbonara.
Translation: pasta (win) with cheese, (WIN) and bacon (WHEE!)
Now Ben and I never actually ate Spaghetti Carbonara when we were in Italy last year – I was probably too busy gulping gelato, while he was most likely face deep in prosciutto pizza – but I found a recipe on Recipe.com for this tasty Italian staple that looked simple and too good to pass up.
It calls for only 5 ingredients and can be prepared in under 20 minutes.
This totally reminded me of the meals we so enjoyed in our adopted country, which always combined just a few good ingredients that were prepared in a fuss-free, mouthwatering way. I was sold!
I gathered my ingredients: spaghetti, eggs, parmesan cheese, salt & pepper, and bacon, and got to work.
Oh, first I have to show you this awesome find: Bacon Ends & Pieces from Trader Joe's.
Basically when companies package bacon, they cut it into the classic bacon shape and the ends and random pieces get cut off and discarded. Well instead of throwing away perfectly good bacon, TJ's started packaging and selling it at a much lower price. This was like $2 for a giant pack vs $5+ for a normal pack of thick-cut, uncured applewood smoked bacon slices.
I was afraid "ends and pieces" would translate to "fat and gristle" but this package contained more bacon "meat" than any package of sliced bacon I've ever bought. I can't vouch for every single package, but honestly mine was way more lean and trim than a normal pack of bacon. I was so pleased!
Anyways, start the Spaghetti Carbonara by cooking up the bacon, draining it on a paper towel, and reserving about a Tablespoon of bacon fat in the skillet before adding the bacon back in.
Meanwhile, cook some spaghetti next door, and reserve 1/2 cup cooking liquid before draining it and adding it to the skillet with the cooked bacon.
Quickly mix the pasta and bacon before adding the rest of the ingredients.
Which include eggs! K. Don't get scared. This dish does not taste eggy in the least bit. The eggs melt over the hot pasta and create a silky, smooth sauce. It's AWESOME.
Remove the skillet from the heat and pour in 1 whole egg and 1 egg yolk, whisked with salt & pepper.
Quickly add parmesan cheese and the reserved pasta cooking water, then toss everything together.
Serve with an extra sprinkle of parm. :)
And some vino de la casa, obvi! ;)
This pasta was hearty & chewy, cheesy & salty. The bacon pieces are to die, and really make the meal. Mmm, I could eat this all night long. Maybe I will. Miraculously, there are leftovers. ;)
Click here for the full recipe!
Now if you'll excuse me, I have some Heath Bar Blondies to bake up. My sweet tooth was out of control today, but I somehow managed to hold off on nibbling anything sweet until, well, now. :)
Have a great night!
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Five Key Trends
Babyboom. UK births boomed between 2006 and 2008, boosting sales of babywear and children's clothing. Strong projected growth of 5-9 year old children will help sales.
Pricing. Six in ten parents think price is the most important factor when shopping for their children's clothes with more than half thinking kids' clothes are overpriced.
Replacement purchases. These will continue to be the biggest driver of new purchases as children rapidly grow out of their clothes.
Designer brands. Still a small area but more luxury brands have extended into childrenswear with labels such as Stella McCartney, Dior and Tommy Hilfiger all getting in on the act.
Supermarkets. As the supermarkets have extended into clothing, competition has become fierce and prices have been pushed down. Grocery chains now dominate sales.
Stylish children. The obsession with looks is getting younger: two thirds of 7-12 year olds think it's important to look good.
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The Industrys Main Players
Sean McGinty, head of marketing, George at Asda
McGinty was promoted to the top marketer slot for the George brand in 2012. He drives both the fashion and family focused campaigns, including the recent Back to School and Easter £5 or less campaigns. He has also worked for Wal-Mart international as global marketing manager.
Steven Sharp, executive director, marketing, Marks and Spencer
Marks joined Marks & Spencer in May 2004 and became executive director, marketing in November 2005. His career began at Bejam, moving onto the Argyll Group and in 1987 he was marketing director for Asda. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing, The Marketing Society and The Royal Society of Arts, as well as a visiting Professor of Glasgow Caledonian University and non-executive director of Adnams.
Alison Lancaster, chief marketing officer, Kiddicare.com
Lancaster's remit also covers marketing director for Morrisons.com non food business. Before joining Morrisons she worked at fashion retailer White Stuff as well as working as a consultant for brands including Feather & Black and Gant UK.
Winners and Losers in the childrenswear sector
Kiddicare. Morrisons-owned etailer Kiddicare offers clothes among its wider range of goods and is looking at adding bricks-and-mortar stores nationwide.
Asda. Is the first-choice destination (almost six in ten people go there for childrenswear).
Primark. Top choice for children aged 10 – 14 years old buying their own clothes and girls twice as likely as boys to shop there.
Next. Its popularity among childrenswear shoppers has diminished — down 9% between 2009 and 2011.
Mothercare. Despite its brand heritage, especially in the babywear market, it has struggled with profits falling and consequent store closures and job losses.


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The truth is indeed stranger: "Poo Poo" (August 17) is one of the funniest pieces I've read in a long time! It deserves a place of honor in the "You Can't Make This Sh-- Up Department." Letting the terminal self-parody of places the likes of We Oui come through by playing it straight was hilarious.
Edward Baum
Intended to harm: In your August 17 story on Bill Price ("Sins of a Preacher Man"), you mentioned him "outing" me on television in 1985. For the record, I'd like it to be clear that I chose to allow that show to be aired. I realized it was time for me to get past my considerable fear and take ownership of my own identity. While it was his intention to harm me, Price inadvertently gave me the freedom to be who I am and to advocate fully for my vision of women's reproductive freedom. Though it didn't seem like a gift at the time, I did later have an opportunity to thank him. Ironically, my being out gave many others the courage to define themselves honestly as well.
Beyond the "he said, they said" of Price and his board, perhaps these events will free him to fully live his vision.
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Comic Tragedy: I just don't get Wilonsky: I have been tempted to write two other times in the past couple of months--both times concerning Robert Wilonsky's articles on the comic book industry. I just don't get this guy. Or rather, I don't understand why you like this guy. His reviews are always consistent and pathetic. He is simply the worst kind of journalist. He decides what he wants to write and then finds only the information needed to make his point.
In the first comic article I read, he pondered the sad state of women in comics ("Women in Refrigerators," May 18). This is not to say that there aren't issues involving the depiction of women in comics, but the information he presented was slanted with an ignorance I just don't get. He obviously likes comics, because he writes about them so often and seems to have a lot of knowledge. Why, then, would he bemoan the status of Wonder Woman in the DC Universe? Geeks will readily acknowledge that she could kick anyone's pants except Superman himself.
This was a fact that was much discussed in the Kingdom Come book he wrote his second piece about ("Revenge of the Fanboy," June 15). Women have some of the most interesting and compelling roles in many of the comics today. Promethea is an extraordinarily well-written book by Alan Moore and features an extremely powerful female lead. Gen13 is a team book whose leader is Caitlin Fairchild, again a very powerful lead character. Odd smaller titles feature characters such as Kubuki, Shi, Lady Death, and many others in very potent, if idealized, forms. Even the recently concluded DC/Vertigo title Preacher had an un-augmented female character, Tulip, holding her own against incredible odds. Indeed, at the end of the series, she was the last one standing, having killed all the bad guys her male counterparts hadn't been able to deal with. Mainstream publishers such as DC have powerful women anchoring almost every central male character or team. He talked about Batgirl's tragedy of getting shot and paralyzed. Did he mention that she went on to become Oracle, the all-knowing, all-seeing eyes and ears of the rest of the ambulatory heroes in the DC Universe? No. Did he mention that the new Batgirl can kick the pants off of Batman? No. Did he imply that the only reason women are portrayed in comics is to be victimized or sexualized? Yes.
Alex Ross, the creator of the aforementioned Kingdom Come, was portrayed as a highly negative, bitter, and cynical artist. I was surprised by the negativity. I've read many interviews with Alex Ross, and he has never come across that way before. Could it be that Wilonsky only asked the questions that would yield the answers he was looking for? Could it be that he just didn't bother to print anything but the bitches and gripes?
Now this week, geez...he goes to the San Diego Con ("Pain & Ink," August 10), and all he finds is people whining about the sad state of comics. Marvel declared bankruptcy because they were very badly managed during a period when the rest of the business world was likewise very badly managed. Marvel engaged in the same predatory practices that have totally screwed up healthcare, Wall Street, and industry. Greed is good. More for the stockholders by offering less to the consumer. It was Marvel's idiotic practices that led to the creation of Image, Homage, and all the other start-ups that triggered an insane state in which publishers would print five to seven different "collectible" issue number ones without even bothering to figure out what issues two through 10 might be. Hoards of speculators dove into the comics market looking for the Grail. This drove publishing for the reader out the window. It made sales go to totally unrealistic levels that couldn't be sustained and forced virtually every publisher to engage in stupid behaviors to drive sales up at any cost. How rare do you really think a "Death of Superman" is going to be if there are 20 million in circulation? It's like buying a rare copy of Thriller or Nevermind.
Comics are going through a hard time now if only because sanity is being restored. Collectible card games such as Magic: The Gathering or Pokémon are keeping kids and adults in the shops. These are the future consumers.
The work being created is certainly at a peak not just from the writers mentioned in the article but by Alan Moore, Warren Ellis, Garth Ennis, and many others. The creative bar is very high right now, but many people are clearing it. This is a period of stabilization after an unholy war.
Wilonsky seems dead set on just writing whatever he wants to believe.
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text: Wasn't all that long ago when we all heard Obama package his healthcare debacle as, "If you like your healthcare plan you can keep it". Not to mention Nan' Pelosi stating that we had to pass the Bill to see what's in it. Well, I guess we are just starting to see it, and it's not looking too well these days. One mandate has been pushed off until after the elections because the democrats fear another 2010 type of ass whipping at the polls. Democrats admitting that it's a train wreck. But, let's get back to the title of this thread....."If you like your healthcare plan you can keep it". Look what is happening in Ca. Second major health insurer pulls out of California market United Healthcare's decision to exit the California individual health insurance market is bad news for consumers," said Commissioner Jones. "While both United Healthcare and Aetna have a very small share of California's individual health insurance market, their departure means less choice, less competition, and more market consolidation by the remaining big three health insurers - Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield of California, and Kaiser - which means an increased likelihood of even higher prices from those health insurers downstream." "One of the factors I believe contributed to this decision, even if the two companies are disinclined to acknowledge it, is the special tax break that California law gives to Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, which has allowed and continues to allow those two companies to avoid paying $100 million in state taxes a year," added Commissioner Jones. "Aetna and United Healthcare don't get the special tax break provided to Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, and so they faced a major competitive disadvantage in California." Aetna had approximately 60,000 people covered by individual policies as of March 31, 2013, and it projects it will have approximately 50,000 people covered by individual policies at the end of 2013, when the company exits the individual market. United Healthcare, through its subsidiary PacifiCare, had approximately 10,000 individual policyholders late in 2012. Policyholders from both companies have been informed they can keep their existing health insurance until December 31, 2013. Aetna and United Healthcare policyholders will be able to purchase health insurance from other health insurers inside and outside the new California health benefits exchange. Second major health insurer pulls out of California market Obamacare is picking and choosing who succeeds and who fails. This is the quintessential example of why government should keep out of the private sector.


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Would someone please send me the email address for the person at Asset Acceptance who is known for PFDs?
I have a debt with then for $591, just received a settlement for $177, but I would like for them to delete, vs. reported!
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Would someone please send me the email address for the person at Asset Acceptance who is known for PFDs?
I have a debt with then for $591, just received a settlement for $177, but I would like for them to delete, vs. reported!
All - I just noticed that Asset is not reporting on any of my CR!!! Should I continue with the PFD attempt? I intend to send them the following:
Dear Asset Acceptance,
This letter is to inform you that the validity of this debt isdisputed. I am not sure of the accuracy of this account, as I have never receivedproper validation from your office or the alleged original creditor, WFNNB.
In the spirit of compromise, I am willing to pay this account asnoted in your letter to me, dated August 5, 2009 for $177.56, only if you agree to immediate deletion of this account from any andall credit reporting agencies. The purposeof this settlement is merely to have this item removed from my credit files andis not to be construed as an acknowledgment of liability for this debt in anyform.
If you agree to theterms and accept this agreement, certified funds for the settlement amount willbe sent to your office in exchange for full deletion of ALL referencesregarding this account from my credit reports and a letter from AssetAcceptance noting that this account is satisfied and closed. As certified fundswill be used for payment, there shall be no waiting period regarding the deletionof this account from the credit reporting agencies.
Asset Acceptance LLC agreesto delete ALL information regarding this account from the credit reportingagencies WITHIN TEN CALENDAR (10) DAYS following receipt of payment asspecified above and send me notification that the payment has been received andthe trade lines have been removed my credit reports.
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I just want to offer you a bit of advice with these guys. I think they are totally sleazy. I paid the agreed amount for a deletion. Through some bs "compliance officer"....my deletion was approved by this compliance manager.... They never did delete the account, even me AFTER I paid a settlment letter, signed stating that they would remove. They didn't follow up on their end of the deal. I will sue them if it doesn't get removed...
Do not talk to them on the phone. They will record you. Only communicate by mail.
They did some funky reporting things - one day they had me marked as 120 days past due AFTER I paid the agreed upon amount. They re- opened it....they reported it with a balance due one day, to open, to closed, to open again.....then the latest is now paid with a zero balance....they are the worst. The slimiest of slime....
NEVER TALK TO THEM ON THE PHONE, PLEASE don't make the mistake I did. I was so anxious to get rid o fhte very last collection...
Take the proper steps. DV them....PFD letters....keep sending them...check out their website and the head people...but never ever talk to them on the phone. snakes...
AA is now off all of my CRs. I reported them to the Michigan AG and I didn't hear anything from the AG for about 4-6 weeks. Out of the blue they sent me a later stating they are working on my case with AA and will be in touch.
Sometime last month, I noticed AA deleted from each of my reports. I didn't know why because they previously deleted from 2 only to reappear the next month. This time they remained deleted. Last week I received a letter from Michigan AG wanting to know my status with AA. I am writing them a letter today thanking them for their help.
I don't know what they did, but I hear the MI AG is really hard on AA. They have violated too many laws there. I was really surprised because I live in GA and didn't expect them to do anything for me.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get AA to validate. I have 2 accounts that are reporting with them, one is almost 7 years old and the other is about 3 years old. I have mailed separate DV letters on two occasions, and the only response I received was a piece of paper that says the original creditor, the amount and the date AA started their collections.
Thank you
can someone pm me the email info to do the PFD. Also did they take a settlement offer to pfd or did you have to PIF
thanks in advance
Can you PM me the info please? Im battling with them now but Ive had no luck so far.
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A feast for the eyes of those who thirst for blood. Indulge yourself with nine classically designed levels of fine architecture with fast and furious action, a puzzle or two thrown in just for fun, and a silly story line. These huge levels are all packed full of monsters, of course, to keep you busy throughout the wee hours of the night and well into the morning. Don't let the blood and viscera of hundreds of slaughtered beasts spoil the beauty of your surroundings.
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======================================================================== Title : THE GOOD, THE BAD & THE ARCHITECTURAL (DOOM I) Author : Douglas A. Campbell Email Address : none Description : A feast for the eyes of those who thirst for blood. Indulge yourself with nine classically designed levels of fine architecture with fast and furious action, a puzzle or two thrown in just for fun, and a silly story line. These huge levels are all packed full of monsters, of course, to keep you busy throughout the wee hours of the night and well into the morning. Don't let the blood and viscera of hundreds of slaughtered beasts spoil the beauty of your surroundings. ========================================================================= * Play Information * Episode and Level # : E2M1 thru E2M9 (Episode 2) Single Player : Yes Cooperative 2-4 Player : Yes (bring plenty of help) Deathmatch 2-4 Player : Yes, lots of starts, but untested. Difficulty Settings : Yes New Sounds : No New Music : Yes New Graphics : No (except for episode title) Demos Replaced : None * Construction * Base : New levels from scratch Build Time : 3 years in the making - countless hours Editor(s) used : DEU 5.1, DEU 5.1 GCC, DCK; MIDI2MUS, DMMUSIC, BSP11X; MIDISOFT, TED, DMGRAPH; RMB, ZENNODE and tried WARM. Latter caused texture tiling problems e.g. uneven spacing of bars on MIDGRATE textures; therefore, not used. Known Bugs : HOMs when using versions less than 1.666 ========================================================================= Story Line: E1M1: LAMARA (El Rancho de la Mara) Another day in this dreary life on the ranch in Hell. Same routine every day - get up, get dressed, go out and shoot the rustlers, varmints and crows that are after the crops. At the end of the season, maybe you can fill up two or three truckloads of mara vines and haul them into town. In this border town between Purgatory and Hell is a buyer, who re-sells these mara plants to U.A.C. (just what does U.A.C. do with this stuff, anyway?). That will get you enough cash to buy enough beans, bullets and band-aids, and in a good year; beer, enough to last another season. Sure, Life's a drag, being stuck in a place like this. The only way out is knowing the 3 'R's: Readin', Ritin', and Route 666. E2M2: ROUTE666 (The Road to Hell) They say the road to Hell is paved with good intentions. All along this way seems to be nothing but evil intentions opposing your every effort in making it to the promised land. What in Hell did they use to pave this road with anyway? The same stuff they used on the Pasadena Freeway maybe? Well, anyway, the locals don't seem to bothered by it. Seeing how they drive, it's hard to tell whether if they're coming or going . You get this creepy feeling that you're not in Kansas anymore. Hell, you're not even in Oklahoma, for that matter. 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Hi Terri,
Wow, I haven't been here in a while!
I've been very busy with meetings, and when I'm home, I'm always on the phone with one of my girls.
Meg's husband just left on Monday for a one year deployment to Afghanistan. She's an emotional wreck and calls me several times a day.
Kayla's ex-guy has served her papers for divorce in an attempt to make her pay half of his debts. They have a child, but were never married. She found out that he illegally filed their taxes jointly and is now turning him in for tax fraud. She also calls me several times a day.
It's enough to drive a Mom to drink - LOL!
Your skin sure gives you problems. I hope that one of those tablets helps you.
Hello Marla,
The only main thing i noticed and like was her sister's dress very classy, ste was well engrossed and called me.
It's just terrible how goverment keep bringing we down, while their own pockets get full, i just find it disgusting.
I knew you'd be on doing something and was you resting or tippling abit yourself.lol which caused the resting episode
(just joking mate)
I'm the same as usual marla and i saw my dermo today no creams and steroids are any good for my skin now it's gone to far but he's given me the option to take out of two lots of tablets as they find it's their last resort in working from the system itself but he run blood tests first on me and i'm to go back in 4wks and he's disgusted with the way rheumo make me weight having the systemic Lupus.
Well i hope your days abit more pleasent tomorrow marla. xxx
Thanks for the welcome!!
Hi Terri,
Wow, the wedding was beautiful. I understand what you mean about being disgusted by the government, though. The nasty republicans over here are trying their best to give all the breaks to their rich buddies at the expense of the poor and the middle class. I strongly support our great president, who is fighting them as hard as he can.
You're right - I'm busy preparing for our big event of the year - a wine & beer tasting and silent auction. We have a fun evening and raise money for charities and scholarships. I try to spend a day at home resting between the busy days.
I hope that you are feeling better and had a good weekend, my friend.
Hi Marla,
I hope you loved watching the Royal wedding because i ain't go time for none of it, i was chatting to linda yesterday, this country is being stripped to it's limit's, they're taking working glass people as low as they can and the lot was to pay for that, so that's a bad subject with me mate.lol and parliment in general. The local councillor got an earful when he came for our vote.
Don't you get over doing it this weekend and watch your health mate, even though i know you'll still be going mad coming up with something.
All my love to you marla.xxx
Are you getting excited about the Royal Wedding? I know that I'll be watching BBC America on Friday. My son-in-law Eric is in London right now, and I'm so jealous. He's a professor at NYU and he'll be lecturing at Oxford next week. He flew over this week to observe the wedding festivities. I guess that he can consider it part of his work, since he's a Political Science PHD. I am jealous that he gets to see the festivities up close.
Hi Terri,
My party went great! We had fun, ate way too much and passed Carrie's 5 week old son around. When he got fussy, Jeff came out of his study, took the baby, and got him calmed and asleep in no time. He's still got the knack. The girls ordered over $300 in Pampered Chef products, so I just got a whole box of "rewards" for hostessing. It was a lot of fun, but it did take me a while to recover. Now it's on to the Wine & Beer Tasting and Auction at the end of May. I'm on the committee for that and quite involved.
I hope that your appointment went well and that they didn't find any polyps.
Hello Marla,
I hope your party went accordingly and you did'nt ware yourself out "Carm down woman" LOL
I'm off to the hospital in the morning about that polyps to make sure if i have one or not and i'll let you know what hapens mate.
Love Terri xxx
Hi Terri,
I'm getting ready for a party at my house next Tuesday. It's my Gourmet Groupies club, and the base commander's wife is coming! I'm busy cleaning my house and planning what to serve at my Tapas party.
Wish me luck!
Hello putt-putt lol,
You brighten up my day marla and you do make me laugh. I was paranoid with using mine but now certain days i attach bruno and we're off along the canal, he loves it plus it keeps my dog fit besides ste walking him.
Marla i've been out in the back garden today sorting it with ste but having rests in between and his head mays well of fled off for the amount of times i chewed at him and come 6pm my system was crying for the plaquenil. I'm hoping i can master the side affects because already cold sores have gone from up my nose.
Marla have a lovely weekend yourself and your hubby.


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