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i have an ASUS Eee PC i got 3 years ago, i accidentally in the last 3 months deleted the System 32 from Windows XP. Can the system 32 file be downloaded by its self or am i crap out of luck and need to scrap my net-book and start over?
This netbook doesn't have a built-in cd/dvd drive (I seem to recall that's one item missing on most/all of these systems)?
Did you get an means of restoring the installation to factory-gate/delivery state? Typically the methods offered that way mean all data is lost in the process...; not an ideal path?
If no recovery method provided (bearing in mind what it will lose for you...) and if you have an external cd/dvd drive (usb connection), and the netbook will boot from a usb source... then if you can secure an XP disk... you could run a repair installation... (an overwrite of the installation as is). This approach does NOT use the Recovery Console; the repair option is further into the setup sequence... You will need a full version XP disk...; which perhaps borrow if not to hand? However likely your original installation is an OEM version; which means you will probably need an OEM full version disk, rather than a standard retail full version. (Although I think there is workaround/fudge to allow a retail version to work repairing an OEM installation; but can't recall it just now.)
Need more detailed info on how to run a repair installation (which does not use Recovery Console) - post back. The repair installation approach will (all being well...) preserve data/"stuff" you wish to preserve - in-situ..; which is why it's often the preferred repair approach. But if possible save "stuff" first as suggested below; then proceed with repairs?
Similarly.. if you have "stuff" on the netbook you'd like to recover/save... then again with an external cd/dvd drive you could boot with a Linux disk and access/save date ("stuff") to external media... Obviously you'll need to have a second usb based destination...?
If you mean System32 (in Windows), that's not a file, it is a folder with about 9000 files inside it. Hard to imagine how XP allowed you to do it. Are you quite sure you have given us the right information?
If it is really one file, if you give us the "exact name" it might be possible to restore it using a Live Linux CD (I have the XP files).
Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks
it was Norton that deleted the file, and yes, i know for a fact its the system 32. it comes up that the file is missing every time i boot it back up. i had 43 virus's at one point after it had been shut down for 2 weeks, i guess the system 32 was corrupted in the mass chaos
Like I said, there is NO valid System32 FILE only a FOLDER full of sub-folders and files. The system could not possibly work without it and clearly that lot cannot be downloaded. Most likely there was previously a bogus virus file with that name (that you DO NOT want).
If, as I assume, the computer is not working follow the advice given in response #1.
If the computer works and you are just getting that message then pop back and we'll see if we can work out a way to get shot of it.
Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks
"If the computer works and you are just getting an error message"
+1, Hi Derek.
Post EXACT error message, if that is the case.
it blue screens every few hours to days depending on what it feels like doing, when i log back on it comes up "critical system error" and lately its come up as "there was a problem starting windows" so it gives the safe mode options, restart from previous safe windows start or start normally. go figure
Might be a virus still lurking. If you haven't already done so try MalwareBytes freebie on it, from here:
Always pop back and let us know the outcome - thanks
virus is a possible - but I'm also wondering now if per chance there is hardware (typically RAM) issue here too... This of course presumes that it does boot up OK otherwise - which now appears to do (if only for a while)...
Can't remember if these little gadgets have a spinning (an olde fashioned) hard drive or not these days; or are they now fitted with a solid state device...? Either way... it might be that is going down slowly...
Have to say I'd be inclined to save all my "stuff" and rebuild the beastie - at this time? As it appears to work to some degree and for a limited time each time... save all your "stuff" now; and then after a virus scan as Derek suggests, and maybe another via Trend Housecall (freebie scan), if it still misbehaves... rebuild it?
"Can't remember if these little gadgets have a spinning (an olde fashioned) hard drive or not..."
EEEPC's don't. The originals (I'm assuming she has a 701-series based on the "3-years ago") have 2 or 4GB SSD. Yet even those can have a limited number of write-cycles. I'd tend to agree with Derek, though. A virus is still a strong possibility, and I've also never trusted Norton, given that there are "less-intrusive" anti-virus software out there...
"Channeling the spirit of jboy..."
i thank you guys for the help, ill see what i can do with it and T-R-A. im she, not he
With TRA's comments in mind... It could be that the solid state "drive" might be the issue; bearing in mind that all solid state devices have a limited number of (re)write cycles. Has been known for USB (flash) drives to fail... which is why they are not generally advised/recommended for serious storage... But logically(?) a decent rescan for virus issues would be worth the effort - using the sources suggested above variously... And if that doesn't resolve it - rebuild the system (after saving data as earlier suggested).
"...and T-R-A. im she, not he"
Duly noted (and corrected)
"Channeling the spirit of jboy..."


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Sunday, April 24, 2011
31 comments:
- AnonymousApril 24, 2011 at 9:34 AM
Great Silent Sunday!ReplyDelete
I love it! Proud mummy pic! My fridge and noticeboard look very much like this.ReplyDelete
My Fridge is starting to look like that too. It's really nice and some fab artwork there :)ReplyDelete
All artwork ideas are thanks to the Nursery teacher - I'm a complete craft-clutz.ReplyDelete
Thats cool. love the paper chain!ReplyDelete
An eclectic mix - looks like someone had fun.ReplyDelete
FAR better than boring old plain fridge :-)ReplyDelete
Perhaps the walls next - I can't think of a better design!
That's a great idea. A personal gallery!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 24, 2011 at 10:52 AM
art work to treaureReplyDelete
thats a super way to celebrate growing up xReplyDelete
Bet every time you look at that little lot, it puts a smile on your face :-) xReplyDelete
One of my favourite things is finding space on the fridge for Sausage's latest creations...you've inspired me to branch out onto the office door too!ReplyDelete
Most of the doors in my house look like this, fantastic silent sundayReplyDelete
I can't wait till I can start putting my daughters creations on the wall- gorgeous!ReplyDelete
What a talented bunch and a fabulous collection for Mum xReplyDelete
Nice wall of fame. We have a few like that in our house.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 24, 2011 at 1:29 PM
Your proud mummy gallery! Love it! xReplyDelete
Love this - I have to get a noticeboard I think - our fridge is behind a door!!ReplyDelete
My three year old is just starting to produce art works that don't end up destroyed by her enthusiasm. My gallery has it's first work hanging :)ReplyDelete
Aww, lovely photo, you have quite a little budding artist there.ReplyDelete
A very proud mummy, lovely picture.ReplyDelete
Fabulous, we have a crafty display corner too and I have used it for silent Sunday, 1 picture says so much! Mich xReplyDelete
Great works of art proudly displayed!!ReplyDelete
A lovely picture and real symbol of motherhood. Should we have taken out shares in blue tack?ReplyDelete
Lovely variety of arts and crafts.ReplyDelete
My Silent Sunday is over at http://gigglingatitall.blogspot.com
- AnonymousApril 24, 2011 at 10:55 PM
What a fabulous collection, I love the red pitcher!ReplyDelete
Very artistic! Lovely, especially like the tree ;o)ReplyDelete
I thought this was a fridge at first til I saw the door handle. Lots of lovely pics.ReplyDelete
What a gorgeous display, we have a wall too, great SSReplyDelete
That's a great way to show off all the art work - pride of place :)ReplyDelete

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If you've taken a look at Rob Kardashian's Instagram page, you might've noticed that he's unfollowed and deleted all pictures of his fiancee and model-turned-future-baby-mama, Blac Chyna. This is major news considering that Rob and Chyna have documented majority of their relationship on social media. Could there be trouble in paradise? Or is this another one of Rob's social media cleanses?
The pair started dating earlier, to the Kardashian's/Jenner's dismay, and got engaged in April. The following month, they announced that they were expecting a child, which we could assume is due later this year.
A source claims that the two haven't broken up, but recently got into an argument that may have triggered the social media stunt. Rob & Chyna debuts later this year, so if there is any drama going on, we will surely find out.
I've been checking out Chyna's Snapchat in the meantime and she's only been recording videos of her clothing and makeup line, but she was still sporting her engagement ring so let's hope for the best.
In my best Tyra Banks voice, "We were all rooting for you!"
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Characters/Pairings: Neji/Tenten
Rating: T
Genre: Drama
Notes: Written for nagia's (yesthatnagia) request oneshot, from chapter 5 of 'Over the Years'. It's an attempt at writing non-humor Nejiten…*gnaws nervously on fingernails*
Quotes are from 'Felise', by Algernon Charles Swinburne.
* * *
Their spar had begun in drizzle, the sky gray-dark above them; it ended in a downpour. The ground was churned and mud-slimed beneath their feet, and every breath was filled with rain. And she, weapons-mistress that she was, between whose fingers small bladed deaths slipped as though water, had to pick up all her flung missiles from the remains of their battleground. It would be a lengthy task.
Neji, after picking up the relatively few weapons he himself had used in the spar – she noticed that the kunai he had kept in hand to parry her weapons had been one that she'd forged for him – left the training-grounds. He walked past her silently, his shoulders straight underneath the mud-spotted white hakama, as if he wasn't tired, as if he wasn't being drenched by rain, as if nothing had touched him.
He didn't even look at her as he went by.
Tenten paused, straightening from where she had been kneeling to gather a dozen kunai, and watched him go. Her eyes stayed on his straight-lined back for a long time. Then, silently, with no change of expression on her face or in her eyes, she turned back to her task.
It was not that it was particularly unexpected, or even that it had been particularly cold – for him. It was just a small coldness, on top of a long list of other coldness, and it came at the end of a cold, rainy day.
She thought, 'And we haven't even said anything to each other. At all.'
'We just fought.'
She gathered up the last of her weapons, tugging a fuuma shuriken out of the tree-trunk it had embedded itself in, in thoughtful silence. She walked back home in the rain, unmindful of the water streaming down her face and dripping from her hair, in the same abstracted introspection, her eyes looking at something that was very far away.
The next day, she submitted her application for the ANBU.
* * *
who knows what word were best to say? / for last year's leaves lie dead and red/ on this sweet day, in this green may/ and barren corn makes bitter bread
* * *
She did well in the black squad, surprisingly well. She was not brilliant but she shone just below that shocking brightness; and ANBU had learned that the brilliant flame unsteadily. Tenten was good without being threatening; she was competent without causing envy.
And she never buckled.
At first they kept her in a specific niche, long-range sniper for her team; she never missed, but more importantly she never took more than one shot, and she never took that shot until it was necessary. Her closer-ranged teammates appreciated her forbearance; nonetheless, her kill-rate racked up quickly.
She had come to ANBU knowing how to use the katana which was their signature, as much as the tattoo or the porcelain masks, which was not true of every ANBU rookie; and then her squad-captain took some time to train her in kenjutsu, and she quickly moved past simply 'knowing how'. When her captain ran out of things to teach her he passed her onto someone better, who repeated the process in a few weeks.
Soon she was one of ANBU's top swordsmen and they no longer reserved her for long-distance killings. She grew familiar with the arc-spurt of blood that followed her sweeping, slashing attacks, and the little flick of the sword-blade to fling the remnants of the battle away became unthinking reflex – not out of any squeamishness but to prevent any impurities on the blade.
Her mask was a dragon.
* * *
here as last year the fields begin/ a fire of flowers and glowing grass/ the old fields we laughed and lingered in/ seeing each our souls in last year's glass
* * *
Neji had, for all intents and purposes, lost his sparring partner when she joined the ANBU. She trained with them now, and her frequent and lengthy missions – most of which took place outland – kept her out of Konoha much of the time, anyway.
He remembered when she had told him that she had been accepted into the ANBU; he hadn't even known she had applied, and he was so surprised he hadn't been able to say anything. When had she…?
Before he regained his voice she had turned from him to speak to Gai-sensei, who was looking uncharacteristically solemn.
He had meant to congratulate her, however uneasily, then. If he had known then what he knew now, he would have added his voice to Gai-sensei's in urging her to reconsider. He had the chance for neither.
He missed her. And, missing her, was forced to examine why the presence – or lack of – of someone could affect him so. Why should he care if he did not know exactly how she was doing, if he did not know where she was and why, if he could not at any moment put out his hand and place it on her? When had he gotten used to having her nearby, to the sound of her voice and the scent of her hair and the colors that shone in her eyes?
When had he gotten to need her so?
He told her all this when he was able to snatch a moment alone with her, when he had seen her coming back from a mission with her new team – and something inside him had tightened and hurt at that thought – and he had pulled her away. She drew away once, and Neji had felt his stomach drop; but she only went to her captain to say something, and then she went back to him, and Neji breathed again.
He tugged her to their training-grounds; and he was all too aware of the strange feel of the metal bracers underneath his fingers instead of the smooth warm skin of his teammate's wrist. Just as he was aware of the ANBU uniform she was wearing, gray armor and black fabric, instead of the pink and green silks he remembered. Just as he was aware of the white dragon-mask that hid her face from his eyes.
He took her to their old training-grounds, the old pits and holes that had scarred the clearing now beginning to heal over. Something inside him hated that.
And there, where they had spent so much of their youth, underneath a rising moon and emerging stars, he told her he loved her.
She refused him.
* * *
i had died for this last year, to know/ you loved me. who shall turn on fate? / i care not if love come or go/ now, though your love seek mine for mate/ it is too late.
* * *
The next time they met was at a festival. It was not a Konoha festival, and it was not a matter of planning; it was only merest chance. Both her team and he – he was out solo on a B-class mission – had had outland missions; and this town was a waystop to Konoha. They should only have been passing by on a journey back to report their respective successes – but her teammate had need of medical assistance, and he…
He just wanted to see her.
A rejection and a suffering had only served to fan the flames; Neji had never reacted well to loss. He obsessed over it, brooded, worried at it like a wolf with the last scraps of a kill. He was almost feverish with wanting.
"Tenten…" He snatched at her hand; she yanked it out of his grasp.
"Hyuuga-san," she said quietly, the proper tilt and respect of his name a barrier she was throwing up between them. "Do you require assistance with your mission? My captain…"
He told her, in low harsh tones, what her captain could do with himself. "Tenten…" he said again, his voice softening, becoming a plea.
"If you do not require ANBU assistance, then I must be going. May I remind you, Hyuuga-san, that Konoha protocol states that teams on separate missions may not…"
He reached out and caught her shoulder; before she could twist away he had pushed her against a wall and trapped her with his own body, one hand pinning her wrists above her head, the other on her hip, ready to deflect a quick knee-strike. Then, his eyes filled with the glitter and spark of hers – the first time in too long he had seen such – he bent his head and kissed her.
* * *
kiss me once hard as though a flame/ lay on my lips and made them fire/ the same lips now, and not the same/ what breath shall fill and re-inspire/ a dead desire?
* * *
She stood beneath his lips perfectly still, like a statue of wax that had only grown warm by sun and not out of any lifespark. She was unmoving, unmoved; no flush came to her face, no jump, no heartpounding – she did not even breathe. Reveling in the feel and scent and taste of her so close to him, it took Neji a moment to notice; then he backed off, breathing hard, mind reeling, dazed and confused.
She looked as if nothing at all had happened.
"I will take my leave now," she told him, and slipped out from underneath his slackened grasp like water rushing past a rock. She left him with a quick flickering of ANBU-trained motion, and the air hardly stirred at her passing; and there was no trace of her left except in Neji's memories.
He placed fingertips against his lips; then he left, flitting out of the little town towards Konoha, and the whole time there was a howl held behind his teeth.
* * *
o earth, thou art fair; o dust, thou art great/ o laughing lips and lips that mourn/ pray, till ye feel the exceeding weight/ of god's intolerable scorn
* * *
The days passed like a wind; and Tenten continued to rise steadily through the ANBU ranks. The Council was pleased with her, and her superiors valued her strength and skill; so it did not much matter to her that Tsunade-sama looked at her with great sad eyes, or her nights that screamed with silence and cold, or that she hadn't spoken to any of her old friends in…in a long while.
The days passed like a swift winter wind; and suddenly the Village was alight with the incredible story of the Battle of Hemus-Deap. Kiri had been making noises about allying with the Sound against Konoha; in proof of their sincerity they had begun to mass forces, using a small border village called Hemus as a headquarters.
The ANBU had descended on them en masse, somehow at Hemus days before anyone had predicted. The battle had raged for days, with Konoha's non-ANBU forces tied up in an action against Sound, moving beyond the charnel-house the village had become up to the mountain of Deap.
The ANBU wiped all non-Konohans from the face of the earth.
The Village reacted to this news with the simple, pure, bloodthirsty joy of a nation at war; the ANBU blazed their long-forgotten glory, and the stain of the Third Hokage's death on their watch was cleansed. Once again to bear the white mask was a sign of prestige.
Neji worried about Tenten.
She was on the lips of every excited villager who was repeating the story of Hemus-Deap; the bladesmaster, the weapons-mistress, the dragon-summoner (the Soushoryuu, having been used to devastating effect in a crowd of civilians, had become actual dragons in the eyes of other civilians) the fifteenth captain, the sword-dancer, the Steel Dragon.
But never her name.
He went up to her small apartment. Byakugan-eyes could see her moving slowly, carefully, mechanically through her home, stripping off her ANBU uniform.
It was a well-established routine, he knew, almost eerie in its studied precision. First, always first, her blade; a cleaning-cloth run up and down the katana's silver surface, then the hilt and crossguard cleaned – then the sheathing – the weapon put into its special case.
Then the rest of her weapons, wiping them off – even the untouched ones – with the same care as her katana, all placed one by one into the correct holder on her specially-constructed weapons-case.
Then the greaves, untied, the right one first, set on the worktable, the left one, set on the worktable exactly two inches beside the right. The bracers came next, this time unbuckling the left one before the right, wiping them off with the same cloth soaked in water as the greaves, then placing them five inches above the greaves, exactly aligned.
Neji suppressed a shiver.
Her gloves came next, put to soak in a tub of special cleanser, which turned pale red almost immediately. Her boots were then carefully unlaced, wiped down, and put side-by-side with the laces tucked into the eye-holes right below the worktable. Her gray breastplate was unbuckled, wiped down, placed exactly beside the greaves and bracers.
She unhooked her black top, pulled it off, and folded it carefully into a neat square, which she placed into another tub of the same cleanser her gloves were currently soaking in. Then she shimmied out of her black pants, folded them as carefully as she had done everything else, and put them beside her black top.
Finally, stripped of everything – weapons and armor – but a thin white vest and her underwear, she reached up and took off her dragon-mask, shaking her head to accustom herself to the new lack of weight. In a break from the usual routine she turned the mask in her hands, tracing across the lines with her fingertips.
She sighed softly, and her shoulders bowed a little. She turned to put the mask on her shelf – only to be brought up short by the sight of Hyuuga Neji in her apartment, white eyes looking steadily at her.
"Pardon me, Hyuuga-san," she finally said, trying to slip past him to put her mask on the shelf; she was jerked back by his grip on her arm.
"Excuse me, I need to put this back…" she said, her voice rising ever so slightly. She pulled at his hand, her pupils beginning to shrink into pinpricks, but he only stared at her silently.
She attacked him, already frantic, flailing blindly at the Byakugan-user with no trace of the sleek lethality that had won her the rank of ANBU captain. He subdued her with insulting, worrying ease.
"Let me go!" she screamed, struggling against his arms. "Neji, let go of me!" It was the first time she'd used his name in more than a year.
"Why?" he asked her, trying to keep his words easy, soothing.
"I – need- to - " she panted, straining now not so much to break his hold but to put the mask back on the shelf. She stood on her toes, stretching one arm out and leaning away from Neji, who was forced to shift his balance. He leaned back against the table to steady himself, and his movement pushed the pieces of her armor out of alignment; when she saw this, she jerked wildly; he was alarmed to see her eyes almost begin to roll into her skull.
"You can't! You can't!" she sobbed, her breath hitching in her chest. "They have to be…they have to be perfect, I can't – "
Neji spun her around to face him, and the dragon's-mask dropped from her slack fingers, landing on the floor with a noisy clatter; neither of them took much notice. "What can't you do, Tenten?" he asked, voice fiercer now. "Can't you let this go? Can't you live outside your mask, your ANBU?"
"They're all I have left…" she cried. She buried her face into his chest, not for any comfort or closeness but to hide herself from his eyes. She pounded her fists against him, and the blows were hard enough to bruise; Neji stood stolidly underneath her onslaught. "Why won't you give me this? Why won't you let me have this much?"
"I'd give you anything," Neji told her, his eyes blazing. "But this… isn't something you have. It's something that's taking everything away from you…come back, Tenten. Come back to us…to me. They…they're only…Don't…don't let yourself just be their blade. You're more that that…you're so much more than that." He buried his face into her hair.
"Come back to me."
They sank to the ground. The movement pushed the table back, and the pieces of her armor fell to the floor, joining her dragon's-mask in disarray. Neji let himself lean against the wooden table, arranging Tenten so she was curled up in his lap. He had dreamed of this; but this was both sadder and more wonderful than anything he had dreamed. He held Tenten close as her fists slowed, then clenched into his shirt, white-knuckled at first; he could feel her body relaxing by slow degrees, tiny bits of tension melting away from her as if contained in the tears that streamed down her face. She did not seem to notice the way he stroked her hair, or the soft kisses he laid over her brows and cheeks and closed eyelids, the way he wiped the tears away with his fingers or his lips, much less the promises and apologies he whispered into her ear; but she didn't push him away, either, and Neji – having been subject to worse treatment, and having given worse – was content.
She cried herself to sleep in his arms.
* * *
behold, there is no grief like this/ the barren blossom of thy prayer / thou shalt find out how sweet it is/ o fools and blind, what seek ye there / high up in the air?
* * *
Nagia asked for a happy ending, but… *grins sheepishly* I dunno, I just couldn't write it fully happy. Maybe I'll write a sequel, where Neji helps Tenten wean herself away from ANBU (which, if I ever write it, will include a Hyuuga ANBU squad-member who doesn't want Tenten away from the ANBU) and that'll be more fluffy…However, I've got several other series to write, so...
Nagia asked for a happy ending, but… *grins sheepishly* I dunno, I just couldn't write it fully happy. Maybe I'll write a sequel, where Neji helps Tenten wean herself away from ANBU (which, if I ever write it, will include a Hyuuga ANBU squad-member who doesn't want Tenten away from the ANBU) and that'll be more fluffy…However, I've got several other series to write, so...
Hope you liked. The ending was pretty rushed, especially the dialogue - gah - so...please feel free to drop a line concerning any weirdness/OOCness/wait, WTF-ness you may have experienced.


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Kansas City, KS Sports Jobs & Internships
If you worked at one of the top sports jobs in Kansas City, what would it be like to show up for work the day after your team advanced to the finals? How about after your team just landed a big time recruit? You would not dread showing up for work the next day, would you?bloow
If you work for the team on the losing end of the big game it will hurt even more but at least you have passion for your job. Does that sound like a daily grind?
Do you miss being "between the lines"? Do you miss the thrill of the last second shot? What if you could be a part of the group that makes that moment happen? Front offices of sports related businesses are filled with former athletes as well as those who just love the game. These sports executives once thought, "Do I have what it takes to work within the sports industry?" Once you review our list of sports jobs in Kansas City, you will see that breaking into the front office is not as impossible as you once thought.
JobsInSports.com has helped job seekers at all levels land sports jobs in Kansas City. Regardless of your level of experience, we can help you land that job or internship. The following is a small sample of what is available in the Kansas City area. Will one of these listings change your life?


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Charles Brown, offensive tackle, Southern Cal - 64th overall pick (2nd round)
6'5, 297, 5.2 40
The Saints chose not to address the defensive front seven, where most of their needs remain.
They took a player that was without a doubt one of the best values on the board. The Saints ignored need - they have four solid offensive tackles, arguably the deepest position on the team. This pick and last night's pick send similar signals - that the team is prepared to go without a veteran. In Charles Brown's case, it likely means that left tackle Jammal Brown is on the way out. The Saints will swap Browns by sending Jammal out with a trade, any time between now and training camp.
The Saints aren't kidding around with their strategy of picking the best player available.
A tight end recruit, Charles Brown started the transition to full time offensive tackle as a redshirt freshman in 2005, was mentored by Falcons first round pick T Sam Baker. Brown developed started two full seasons in 2008-9.
He dropped from where many projections had him - in the top 25 picks - because of questions about durability and toughness. He quit the scouting combine because of a calf injury and sat out of his own pro day with a pulled hamstring.
He's regarded as a finesse blocker who is still growing into his large frame, and isn't a great technician despite 26 starts. One season spent in a pro locker room will completely overhaul his body. See: only 20 reps of 225 pounds, a poor showing. Brown has long 34 5/8 inch arms, big hands, and has a good amount of quickness left from his days as a tight end.
Brown has the tools to be an elite left tackle but has a lot of sweat ahead of him to get there. He must get stronger. He has no maturity or off-field questions and recently turned 23. The Saints did not meet with Brown leading up to the draft.
The Saints left Brown's USC teammate on the board, DE Everson Griffen, a player with similar toughness questions. Other pass rushers the Saints passed on: Clemson DE Ricky Sapp, Northwestern DE Corey Wootton, Arkansas State DE Alex Carrington, UNC DT Cam Thomas, LSU DT Al Woods, South Carolina LB Eric Norwood, Ohio State DE Thaddeus Gibson.


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OKLAHOMA CITY – A man is robbed at gunpoint while sitting in his car.
It happened at the Forest Oak Apartment Complex near Northwest 23rd and Purdue around 2:30 a.m. Monday.
Police say the unknown suspect robbed the man, then fired two shots hitting the victim's car.
That's when the suspect took off running, but not without the victim chasing after him!
The suspect eventually was able to get away somewhere around the OK Corral near Northwest 23rd and MacArthur.
Police are still looking for the man, but have very little details to work with.


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The No Fake, No Bake Healthy Holiday Cookie
Laura Cipullo, RD, CDE, CEDRD and Mom
The holidays are just around the corner and we all want our kids to enjoy them – but still manage to eat healthfully!
So when choosing cookies to serve, don't just fall prey to holiday lights and bright pretty colors. Look beyond the nutrition facts and start reading cookie ingredients! What may seem the same can in fact be quite different. This is especially true when it comes to food in boxes. Food coloring may come from artificial dyes like Yellow 5 and Red 40, rather than veggies!
We found 4 cookie options that wow the tastes buds, but our winner, Bitsy's Brainfood Zucchini Gingerbread and Carrot cookies, are the most nutrient-dense! This is a choice that moms and kids will love – and yes, our winner even has real veggies inside!
#4 Choice — Nabisco Chips Ahoy! Holiday Chocolate Chip Cookies
Per Serving:
160 calories
60 calories from fat
Total Fat 6g
Saturated Fat 2.5g
Trans Fat 0g
Monounsaturated Fat 1g
Cholesterol 0mg
Sodium 110mg
Potassium 45mg
Total Carbohydrate 22g
Dietary Fiber 1g
Sugars 11g
Protein 1g
Vitamin A 0%
Calcium 0%
Vitamin C 0%
Iron 8%
Ingredients: Unbleached enriched flour (wheat flour, niacin, reduced iron, thiamine mononitrate {vitamin b1}, riboflavin {vitamin b2}, folic acid), sugar, semisweet chocolate chips (sugar, chocolate, dextrose, cocoa butter, soy lecithin), soybean oil, partially hydrogenated cottonseed oil, partially hydrogenated palm kernel oil, high fructose corn syrup, cocoa (natural and processed with alkali), leavening (baking soda and/or ammonium phosphate), salt, whey (from milk), dextrose, artificial color (includes red 40 lake, yellow 5 lake, yellow 6 lake, yellow 5, blue 1, blue 1 lake), soy lecithin, natural and artificial flavor, caramel color, confectioner's glaze, carnuba wax, beeswax.
Pros – The calories could keep up energy levels up while running the marathon or while Santa goes from house to house.
Cons – But on a regular basis, these confections are filled with fake food products like partially hydrogenated oils and High Fructose Corn Syrup, so they may not be mom's first choice. Red this and yellow that, plus wax and beeswax. Can we really eat this? Please don't give Santa these cookies. If he ate these at every house he might not make it to yours!!
#3 Choice — Pillsbury Santa Pre-Cut Cookies
Per serving:
120 calories
6g fat
1.5g saturated fat
2.5g trans fat – !!
15g carbohydrates
0g fiber
8g sugars
0% vitamins – no vitamins
2% iron
Ingredients: Enriched Flour Bleached (wheat flour, niacin, iron, thiamin mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), Sugar, Partially Hydrogenated Soybean and Cottonseed Oil, Water. Contains 2% or less of: Eggs, Baking Powder (sodium aluminum phosphate, baking soda), Salt, Artificial Flavor, Yellow 5, Blue 1, Red 40, Yellow 6, Sodium Benzoate (preservative).
Pros – Tasty, fun to decorate and only 15 grams of carb for two cookies
Cons – Includes partially hydrogenated soybean and cottonseed oil (we didn't even think this was allowed anymore!), Artificial Flavor, Yellow %, Blue 1, Red 40 and Yellow 6.
# 2 Choice — Mi-Del Ginger Snap Cookies
Per serving:
140 calories
4g fat
0g saturated fat
0g trans fat
22g carbohydrates
1g fiber
11g sugars
2% calcium
4% iron
0% vitamins
Ingredients: Organic unbleached wheat flour, organic dehydrated cane juice, canola oil, unsulphured molasses, ginger, baking soda, sea salt, soy lethicin (used as an emulsifier).
Pros –Organic unbleached whole wheat flour is the first ingredient!! Also has canola oil – a heart healthy choice but not organic so may contain GMOs. Simple and short list of ingredients!
Cons – No veggies. Questions about GMOs. Also, remember it's still a cookie –ie a "sometimes" food.
#1 Choice — Bitsy's Brainfood Zucchini Gingerbread and Carrot
Per Serving:
110 calories (30 grams)
4 grams fat
2 grams sat fat
100 mg sodium
18 grams carb
1 gram fiber
8 grams sugar
2 grams protein
Vitamin A 30%
Vitamin C 0%
Calcium 20%
Iron 20%
Vitamin D3 40%
Folate 40%
Vitamin B6 40%
Vitamin B12 40%
Ingredients: Organic whole wheat flour, organic molasses, organic palm oil, organic pastry flour, organic brown sugar, organic dehydrated carrots, vitamin premix (maltodextrin, calcium carbonate, ferric orthophosphate, Vitamin A palmitate, cholecalciferol, pyridoxine hydrochloride, folic acid, cyanocobalamin), dehydrated zucchini square, pea protein, vanilla extract organic eggs, omega-3 powder (refined fish oil (anchovy and sardine)), fish gelatin (tilapia), ascorbic acid, sunflower oil, tocopherols, natural flavor, citric acid, baking soda, sea salt.
Pros – Whole wheat flour is first ingredient! Includes organic dehydrated carrots, a vitamin mix, dehydrated zucchini squash, pea protein and assurance of non-GMOs. Organic eggs, and even omega 3 fatty Acids – in the fish form!!! But you can't taste it. I promise!! 20% iron for our picky tots who refuse meat and poultry!! Love the letter shapes.
Cons: Not available at every grocery store. Nutrition facts look similar to other cookies because in fact, it is still a cookie.
So the ultimate no fake no bake healthy holiday cookie is Bitsy's BrainFood Zucchini Gingerbread and Carrot Cookies, followed by Mi-Del Ginger Snap Cookies in second place and the Pillsbury Santa Pre Cut Cookies. Help your kids be healthy this holiday season of eating!


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So unless you have been hiding under a rock, everyone has been talking about the newest Star Wars spin off film Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
The film is set between the prequel films and A New Hope, and tells the story of how the rebels managed to steal the plans to the first Death Star. Disney is gambling a lot on this film being successful as they have a barrage of new spin off ideas coming in the next few years.
But how much do you know about the origins of this story? Well here at MouthLondon we love everything Star Wars so sit back and enjoy these old school facts!
Kyle Katarn
The original back story of how the rebels obtained the death star plans centred on a mercenary called Kyle Katarn. Once an imperial officer, he became disillusioned by the Empire and defected to the rebellion. His first mission was to steal the Death Star plans from an imperial facility which he was successful in. Katarn then went on to fight Rom Mohc and his terrifying Dark Trooper program, and later became a fully-fledged jedi after defeating a group of dark jedi led by the evil Inquisitor Jerec.
Katarn was the main protagonist in the Dark Forces games and Jedi Academy series. He also featured heavily in the legends side of Star Wars which encompassed The Yuuzhan Vong war and beyond.
It's a shame that the origins of the plans being stolen are losing Katarn as he was a very interesting character plus he was rather dishy. Think Hugh Jackman with a lightsabre and you're almost there.
The Maw
Now way back before the prequel films the continuing Star Wars saga was given to fans in the form of books. In one of those stories (Jedi Search which was part of the Jedi Academy Trilogy) Han and friends stumble onto a hidden base in the middle of a dangerous part of space called The Maw. Within they find a new adversary, and where the Empire has been researching and constructing all of its super weapons, including the original Death Star.
What was great about this origin was that the imperial forces that protected The Maw were unaware of the fall of the Empire, and therefore burst out of there seclusion to wreak havoc on the galaxy.
The prequel version of the Death Stars creation has always been a weak link between the prequels and Originals, and it's a real shame that we most likely will not see The Maw in all it's glory.
White Washing Thrawn
In the book series that has now become Legends in Star Wars continuity history, the Empire fell and the New Republic struggled to bring peace to the galaxy. Around 9 years after the battle of Yavin, the New Republic had found some stability, but unfortunately the last Grand Admiral of the Empire had returned form wild space and declared all out war. His name was Thrawn and he was quite a bit of trouble for Luke and friends.
What's known as the Thrawn campaign was what a lot of fans were hoping Lucas would aim to make as 7,8 and 9 of the series. However, the buyout to Disney changed everything and that never transpired. But in the Rogue One trailer we are shown the (supposed) films antagonist who some believe to be a Thrawn.
Thrawn is a great character, but if this is the case then it will be another example of Hollywood white washing the cast.
One of the things that the trailer really lacks is a diverse amount of species and although the main cast of rebels are diverse by human standards we are not seeing any wookies on teh horizon! All we have to do is wait until future trailers are released (and yes there will be lots!).


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Past grants have been used to purchase freezers, computers, appliances, copy machines and much more. Since 1964, the Alameda Community Fund and its predecessors (Alameda Clara Barton Foundation and Alameda Community Foundation) have awarded more than $600,000 in grants to Alameda non profit organizations.
The Alameda Community Fund over the years has grown its endowment through fundraisers, bequests, donations and investment returns. The Annual Fundraising Dinner is held in the fall of each year. If you would like to receive an invitation to the dinner or more information, please provide your contact information. Email ACF . The date for this year's celebration is pending. For more information on this event, click here.
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How to Change the Battery in a Ford Expeditionby Christian Killian
If the battery in your Ford is no longer holding a charge or is struggling to start the truck on cold mornings, it may be time for a new battery. Many batteries are maintenance-free and while they can be charged, you really can't do much more than replace them if they start to fail. Most auto parts store have a good array of batteries on hand, and many of these stores can test your old battery to determine if the battery is the problem or something else in your charging system is to blame.
Step 1
Locate the battery under the hood of your Expedition. There is a plastic cover on top of the battery to protect and isolate the battery terminals. Lift the plastic cover off the battery and set is aside.
Step 2
Loosen the retaining bolts on the battery cable connectors with a wrench. Remove the cables from the battery, starting with the negative cable. Remove the positive cable next and lay both cables aside and away from the battery.
Step 3
Remove the bolt on the battery. Hold down clamp with a socket and ratchet. Lift the battery out of the truck and carefully set it aside in a safe place. Make sure it stays upright so no acid spills out.
Step 4
Lower the new battery into the engine compartment, and set it on the battery tray. Install the hold down clamp and secure it with the retaining bolt. Tighten the bolt with a socket and ratchet.
Install the positive battery cable on the positive terminal, then attach the negative cable to the negative terminal. Tighten the retaining bolts on both cables with a wrench.
- If the battery cable ends are corroded, you can clean them up with a solution of baking soda and water to remove the corrosion.
- Use a battery terminal brush or small wire brush to remove stubborn corrosion from the cable ends.
- When removing the battery, do not apply pressure to the outer case of the battery as it may force acid out the vents on top of the battery.
- Battery acid is extremely corrosive and can ruin clothing, paint and may burn the skin. Be careful when working with batteries and wash off any acid on your skin immediately.
Items you will need
- Wrench set
- Socket set
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