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When Adm. Mike Mullen, the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was asked in a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing what he thought was the greatest threat to the national security of the United States, he didn't say it was Iran, North Korea, or even al-Qaeda. The admiral, without hesitation, said the greatest threat to our country is our debt. Since 2009, our deficits have been over $1 trillion each year and our debt has climbed from $10.6 trillion to $16.6 trillion.
In response to demands for action to curb our debt crisis, in July 2011 the Congress passed and President Obama signed the Budget Control Act (BCA), which required a cap on yearly spending and future deficit reduction. This reduction was supposed to come from the so called "Super Committee," but if they failed to pass a plan (and they did), the backup plan was across-the-board cuts of $1.2 trillion. These cuts are to be spread over a 10-year period, equally divided between defense and non-defense spending.
The cuts equal only 2 percent of total federal spending but they have a disproportionate impact: They mostly fall on what is called "discretionary" spending and that represents only about a third of the budget. The other two-thirds of the federal budget is either interest payments on our debt or what is called "mandatory" spending and is primarily driven by entitlement programs like Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security. These are mostly exempt from sequester — so while defense spending is about 19 percent of total spending, it is taking half of the spending cuts.
The major flaw in the sequester is that it is across-the-board. All programs subject to it are cut equally, regardless of their value. This is particularly damaging in defense spending, where no strategic considerations can be used to program the cuts. We will cut items critical to our front-line troops the same as we cut military bands, or administrative positions.
I introduced legislation (HR 804) to cancel the across-the-board cuts to defense spending and instead replace them with smarter, more targeted cuts. I tried to focus on reducing headquarters and support functions, and to avoid limiting our strategic flexibility to counter emerging threats to our national security. But just like in defense spending, this need to be smarter in where we cut is true for non-defense spending as well. Instead of a sequester, we need to prioritize spending in order to protect our military, our veterans, our seniors and families from being negatively impacted.
The sequester was intended to be a placeholder to give Congress the time to come up with an alternative plan before it would be automatically implemented in 2013. That is why I voted for it. And yet, nothing happened, and there has been no agreement.
I believe the only way to resolve the problem is through a grand bargain whereby Democrats yield on entitlement reform to slow the growth of spending and so protect the future of these programs, and Republicans put revenue on the table through closing credits and deductions for corporations and individuals. Until this happens we are hurting our seniors and threatening our nation's financial solvency. Social Security and Medicare, and thus our federal budget, are not sustainable without reforms. We cannot solve our problem only through raising new revenues, and scare-mongering on entitlement reforms means that the real structural problems in federal spending are being ignored.
I will continue to work in a bipartisan manner towards developing a fiscally responsible plan.
Mike Coffman is the U.S. Representative for the 6th District and has a combined 21 years of military experience between the Army, the Army Reserve, the U.S. Marine Corps and the Marine Corps Reserve.


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"can i power the arduino uno with 5 volts on the Vin header pin?"Yes.Put a 1N4001 or comparable diode from +5 (cathode) to Vin (anode) to protect from reverse biasing the regulator."6-20 are the limits and 7-12 is recommended" at the barrel jack or at the Vin pin.
Vin pin can only take up +5v....correct?(this is by passing the +5v regulator?)
so i bought two 5 volt wall wart power supplies
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Lundqvist Earns 300th Win in 3-0 Shutout Of The Red Wings
Jim Cerny
Henrik Lundqvist earned the 300th win of his NHL career in high-style Sunday afternoon at Madison Square Garden, leading the Rangers to a 3-0 shutout victory over the Detroit Red Wings. In the process Lundqvist picked up his 49th career shutout, tying Ed Giacomin's regular-season franchise record.
"It's a lot of fun when you start thinking about it," a smiling Lundqvist said in the postgame dressing room while wearing the Broadway Hat. "I started thinking about it after two periods--why not go for a doughnut in this game and reach 300 wins? It was a good challenge for me."
Lundqvist became just the 29th goaltender all-time to reach 300 victories, the sixth active netminder to do so, and the fifth fastest ever to reach the milestone, doing so in 560 career games--39 shy of Jacques Plante who accomplished the feat in his 521st contest.
He is now one win shy of equaling Mike Richter's franchise record of 301 wins. Depending on which games he starts, Lundqvist could tie and possibly break Richter's mark this week on the road where the Rangers play three straight away from The Garden--Tuesday in Carolina, Thursday in Minnesota and Friday in Winnipeg. The Rangers next home game is next Sunday against the San Jose Sharks.
"It's a great feeling to be up there with those guys," Lundqvist said, referring to Ranger legends Richter and Giacomin. "The organization has been around for so long, so to be up there with them it's very special and I am proud just thinking about it."
The victory was also the second straight for both Lundqvist and the team following a three-game winless skid (0-2-1). Lundqvist made 30 saves to help the Blueshirts earn two important points in the standings, and raise their total to 74 on the season.
"This was a playoff-type game for both teams," explained Rangers head coach Alain Vigneault. "Points are very hard to come by, everybody is bunched together. You have to make sure you make the high-percentage plays, and keep making the high-percentage plays, and that's what we did. We had a few breakdowns, but when we did Hank did what's he'd done real well this year, make those key saves."
Holding a slim 1-0 lead after two periods of play, Chris Kreider provided Lundqvist and the Rangers some breathing room by scoring his 15th goal of the season just 14 seconds into the third period. Stationed in front of Red Wings goalie Jimmy Howard Kreider neatly deflected Ryan McDonagh's slap shot into the cage.
Later in the period Kreider scored again, this time off a 2-on-1 rush with Derek Stepan, beating Howard with a laser from left wing. With 16 goals Kreider now ranks fourth among NHL rookies this season, and his 34 points are now tied for fourth most among first-year players in the league.
"It's so well deserved," Kreider said of Lundqvist's dual accomplishments Sunday. "He's the best goalie in the world, best around the league, and we're luck enough to have him on our team. We're all extremely, extremely happy for him. Hopefully he'll get 300 more!"
Stepan and McDonagh assisted on both of Kreider's goals. Stepan now has a six-game point-scoring streak, and McDonagh has produced points in four straight games.
"I think this has been the blueprint since Day One," Stepan said of the Rangers' solid play at both ends of the ice Sunday. "I think as a group we are getting better and better, and as the season goes on we're going to have to be even better because the games are not going to get any easier with teams fighting to get into the playoffs."
Brian Boyle scored the all-important first goal of the game, collecting a loose puck in the slot and firing a low hard shot off Howard and over the goal line just 5:14 into the first period. The goal was Boyle's 5th of the season, and first in nine games, for a Rangers team that is now 26-5-1 when scoring first.
Both Moores--John and Dominic--assisted on the goal, with Dominic Moore earning the 200th point of his career on the play and John Moore notching an assist for the second straight game.
After Boyle's goal both Lundqvist and Howard settled in to quite the goalie duel--similar to their terrific head-to-head battle the last time these two teams met at The Garden on January 16th, a 1-0 Rangers win in which Howard stopped 47 of 48 shots and Lundqvist finished with 38 saves,
Though neither faced the same quantity or quality of shots this time around, both were extremely sharp with Howard tested more often in the opening period and Lundqvist making the more difficult saves in the second. Lundqvist only faced seven shots in the middle stanza, but he shined in denying Todd Bertuzzi's point-blank power play shot with about eight minutes to play in the period, and also stoned Tomas Tatar from the low slot several minutes later.
In one funny sequence Lundqvist had the net land on top of him and trap him like a cage late in the second period. Detroit's Justin Abdelkader shouldered New York's Anton Stralman hard into the side of the net forcing it to topple on top of Lundqvist, who crouched down low and then slid himself out the open back after the whistle was blown.
Abdelkader's hit on Stralman was just one example of the physical nature of this game, which was both hard-hitting and chippy at times. Boyle, Kreider and Benoit Pouliot led the Rangers physical play, and several of the players engaged in mini-wars with their Red Wing counterparts throughout the afternoon with the referees by and large letting the players play, keeping their whistles fairly silent throughout.
In the end, it was one of the Rangers' most impressive and complete victories of the season; and it was a fitting way for Lundqvist to have reached the 300-win milestone in his career.
"It's something he should be proud of, it's really cool," Stepan said of Lundqvist's accomplishments. "And I wouldn't expect anything less from him than a shutout in his 300th!"


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Jayne Armstrong, Iowa District Director
As the District Director of the SBA's Iowa District Office, Jayne Armstrong oversees SBA's financial, business counseling, government contracting programs and other services throughout the state.
Jayne joined the Iowa District Office from the SBA's Office of Field Operations in Washington, DC. She previously served as the district director of SBA's Virginia, Delaware and West Virginia District Offices, and as regional advocate of the SBA's Office of Advocacy, where she coordinated public policy at the federal and state levels and organized the 1995 White House Conference on Small Business. In 1996, she represented the SBA in Russia during the first formal exchange between U.S. and Russian entrepreneurs.
Prior to her SBA career, Armstrong worked in the advertising, high-tech economic development and higher education development fields in North Carolina, Washington, D.C., and West Virginia. A native of Pittsburgh, she earned her bachelor's and master's degrees from West Virginia University (WVU), where she served as student body president.
She was recognized by former U.S. Senator Ted Kaufman (DE) on the Senate floor as a "Great Federal Employee" for her commitment to small business. She is the recipient of the Risk Management Association's Business Woman of the Year Award in Virginia, Delaware Today's Women in Business Award, the New Castle County (DE) Chamber's Entrepreneurial Advocate of the Year Award and the Delaware YWCA's Woman of Power, Style and Brilliance Award.
She also was recognized by the Delaware Chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) with its Bridge Builder Award (twice), the NAWBO Richmond, VA chapter as its Ambassador of the Year, the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) with its Excellence in Communications Award, Girls Inc. of Delaware as its Volunteer of the Year and The State Journal as one of "The 55 Best Things About West Virginia."
Armstrong has been active in a wide variety of non-profits and business organizations throughout her career, with a strong focus on women in business and academic interests. She has been an active member of Rotary for over 25 years, NAWBO for 20 years and has served on numerous WVU alumni chapter boards. More recently she served on the advisory councils of Delaware State University's School of Business and Wilmington University, the Delaware Financial Literacy Institute/Delaware Money School and as a mentor to Delaware Futures, a college bound program for at risk students.


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: Are you familiar with the Quest Plumbing Lawsuit? I would like to get some information on it if you have it. We bought a manufactured house with Quest plumbing. I would like to find out where we stand about getting it replaced
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Layered in lace. Style our 3/4 sleeve dress that features a mesh overlay and sweetheart hems. Pair with a high heel and nude makeup and everyone can't help but see how stunning you are.
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At Staten Island University Hospital, our physicians have earned a reputation
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Here is a simple lesson that is going to teach you "how to draw an armadillo for kids", step by step. I know that the color of this armadillo is not accurate, I just wanted the lesson to be bright and fun. Drawing animals for kids is something that I always enjoy doing because I can turn a naturally complex creature to draw, into something that everyone can tackle. The design concept for this armadillos is going to leave you wanting to draw more and more of these animals. I love how different the armadillo is, and how complex they are as well. That's about it folks, enjoy this tut on drawing an armadillo for kids.
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Millions nationwide are hooked on Jerry's magic.
With a distinctive voice and electric personality, professional magician, Jerry Frasier will bring his high energy, anything-can-happen comedy to the Emery County Fair Aug. 2-4. A top-notch national performer, Jerry's magic is guaranteed laugh-out-loud fun. Somebody from the audience could even float on air� without the aid of wires, hidden assistants, helium or a fork-lift. Not even Copperfield or Blaine can top that.
"I am excited to meet the folks in Utah this summer. Let's pack every show," Jerry exclaimed in a recent interview. "I hope what comes through when I perform is that I absolutely love what I do, making people laugh and giving them an unforgettably magical experience."
Raised in Wisconsin, Jerry started performing at a very young age. He designed, built and produced his first large-scale illusion show at 16 and now, 27 years later, Jerry has performed in nearly every state in America. After teaching high school English in Philadelphia, Jerry turned full-time entertainer in 1989. A director, motivational speaker, and actor, Jerry currently calls Minneapolis home and performs 200 shows a year.
"Connecting with people is what entertainment is all about. Good magic is good theater," Jerry says. "People have the time of their lives in the show and have no idea how it happened."
"My show is completely "in the moment", improvisational," he says. "Every audience is different which makes each show unique."
Jerry says he's not a performer or comic that "picks on" audience members. "My goal is to never put people on the spot and make them feel uncomfortable. I like to create magical memorable moments that unify all ages, all generations and make people feel good."
Jerry will perform one show each day and will also do two walk around sets where he will mingle with the fair goers and do tricks among the crowd. Jerry works to create funny situations through magic. When he floats someone he said it works 75 percent of the time and summer is an excellent time for floating. He encourages everyone to come and see his floating trick. He will also perform his strait jacket of death routine if everything goes well.
His is a big visual show and everyone is welcome. He will meet and greet fairgoers as he works his way through the crowd. Jerry said he hasn't performed in Utah and is looking forward to the opportunity. He is in his 18th year as a full-time performer. Jerry attributes part of his success to his training as a theatrical actor.
Jerry said, "I like to have fun with people, the volunteers on stage are part of the show in a funny way, but I try never to embarass anyone. I love it when people laugh together and have a good time. I want everyone to come out ready to participate in the show. There's tons of audience participation. This show will create a great memory for the Emery County crowd. The floating person will come from the audience and that's always fun."
Frasier says the show will be great, clean fun for the whole family. "I call it interactive comedy magic. Come ready to give your funny bone a work out. I look forward to seeing everybody at the show."
Jerry's Magic Workshop DVD will be available for purchase after each performance, teaching how to do cool magic with stuff around your house.


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I have a new tremor model arriving this tuesday!
I will have a full unbox/review/driving vid up by wednesday.
A few things I can point out already about this rig.
It comes with a li-ion battery. Not lipo. But it is 7.4v. coupled with the standard 380sized motor and it should be peppy. The li-ion should put out more amps than a NIMH while still weighing less.
From what I have gathered, the driveline has ball bearings, but the wheel hubs have bronze bushings.
Redcat already has alloy capped oil filled shocks and ball bearing upgrades availible. As well as a motor heat sink.
At this point, the only neg I can see is the 3 in 1 ESC. The ESC/reciever are 1 unit, and the servo is a 5 wire deal. This is fine if you want to keep the truck stock. But if you want to upgrade, you will need a new radio/esc/servo.
But, at its price its the only RTR I know of that comes with a battery better than a NIMH.
And while the ESC/reciever are 1 unit, at least it is a 2.4ghz system. No glitching or interferance. also nice for a sub $100 model. Should be great for anyone with a small indoor track. 2.4ghz means you can run several models at the same time. So the tremor may make for a cheap race model for your basement or simillar indoor race track.
I will say at the start, I dont care for mini's or micros. Yet, every year as winter comes I usually buy a used one to drive indoors. But I usually only run it a few times before it goes on a shelf. Poor handling, low runtimes ect usually cut the fun down for me.
And I usually buy a used model, cause the losi and other common RTR mini's are simply too costly new for the amount of use I know they will get.
But for $100 shipped the Redcat tremor seems a good deal.
Ill be bashing mine in my garage for sure. I dont take it easy on any of my redcats. So we shall see if it holds up as well as the EPX Pro models I love so much.
Anyway, I hope to do a good review for you guys. I hope to review other new models in the future as well!


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|2/2 Development of a screening interview for research studies of ASD
|Bishop, Somer
|Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
|Computer adaptive testing of adaptive behavior of children and youth with autism
|Coster, Wendy
|Boston University
|Quantitative analysis of craniofacial dysmorphology in autism
|Deutsch, Curtis
|University of Massachusetts Medical School
|Psychometric evaluation of the autism symptom diagnostic scale
|Dixon, Dennis
|Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD)
|BrainVision BrainAmp MR plus
|Fan, Jin
|Mount Sinai School of Medicine
|Early detection of pervasive developmental disorders
|Fein, Deborah
|University of Connecticut
|Early detection of pervasive developmental disorders (supplement)
|Fein, Deborah
|University of Connecticut
|Improving accuracy and accessibility of early autism screening
|Howard, Barbara
|Total Child Health, Inc.
|1/2 Development of a screening interview for research studies of ASD
|Lord, Catherine
|University of Michigan
|Development of a brief screener for research in autism spectrum disorders
|Lord, Catherine
|University of Michigan
|Autism dysmorphology measure validity study
|Miles, Judith
|University of Missouri
|Automated measurement of dialogue structure in autism
|Roark, Brian
|Oregon Health and Science University
|Naturalistic observation diagnostic assessment for autism
|Smith, Christopher
|Southwestern Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC)
|Think Asperger's
|Smith, Christopher
|Southwestern Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC)
|The creation of ASDRA (Autism Spectrum Disorder Risk Alert)
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|Develop, with existing tools, at least one efficient diagnostic instrument (i.e., briefer, less time intensive) that is valid in diverse populations for use in large-scale studies by 2011.
IACC Recommended Budget: $5,300,000 over 2 years
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Progress: Though several projects are underway to develop efficient screeners and diagnostic tools, the overarching aim of this objective has not yet been achieved.
Remaining Gaps, Needs, and Opportunities: In addition to efficiency, emphasis should be placed on developing cost-effective, performance-based tools, and on validating these across diverse populations. Recent RFAs issued by NIMH and Autism Speaks that focus on parental engagement and early access to care could result in projects that address this objective. Currently, many screening tools exist, and these tools in many cases can be adapted for broader uses, but improved diagnostic tools remain an outstanding need.


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The best places to go in spring
Springtime is beautiful, with its big blue skies and flowers in bloom, so there may be no better time to travel. If you're thinking about getting away, here are…14 Feb 2017 • Rough Guides Editors camera_alt Gallery
With a memorable – and flood-prone – location on the Austrian border at the confluence of the rivers Inn, Ilz and Danube, PASSAU has a lively, cosmopolitan feel that quite belies its modest size. A city of just 50,000 inhabitants, it has nevertheless long been an important place. There was a Roman fort on the site from around 80 AD, a bishopric was founded here in 739 AD and this was raised to the status of an independent prince-bishopric in 1217, a status it retained for centuries until, secularized and annexed, it shared the fate of the other Bavarian prince-bishoprics at the start of the nineteenth century. Passau also rates a mention in the Nibelungenlied, the epic poem that formed the basis for Wagner's Ring, as the heroine Kriemhild is welcomed to the city by her uncle Bishop Pilgrim.
Passau's long history of independence has left it with an impressive array of monuments gracing its Altstadt, which occupies a narrow wedge of land between the Inn and Danube. There's a blend of Central European and Italian Baroque architectural influences similar to that other great ecclesiastical city-state, Salzburg, though here the ice-cream colours add a sunny, southern glow that not even Salzburg can match. Add to that a mighty, photogenic fortress and the buzz created by its university and the cruise ships that depart its quays for Vienna, Bratislava and Budapest, and Passau is well worth an overnight stop.
The most distinctive feature of Passau's Altstadt is its location on a tapering peninsula at the point where the Danube and Inn meet, and the best place to experience the drama of its situation is in the little park at the eastern tip of the peninsula, or Dreiflüsseeck. Almost tucked out of sight behind the fifteenth-century Veste Niederhaus – the lower part of Passau's massive medieval fortress complex – is the Ilz, very much the junior of the three rivers, which flows into the Danube from the north just before its confluence with the Inn.
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Stephany LaRosa started the scoring for the Bruins with an RBI single through the left side and came around to score after Gabrielle Maurice doubled to left center. Alyssa Tiumalu brought in the next two scores with home run to deep center. An SUU error in the following inning allowed UCLA to extend the advantage to 5-0.
Southern Utah threatened after Tanisha Anderson led off the third with a walk and Kelli Hales singled through the right side for the Thunderbirds' lone hit of the day. UCLA was able to come up with three straight outs however to keep SUU off the scoreboard.
Delaney Spaulding scored from third on a wild pitch in the bottom of the fourth to add a run to Bruin lead. Another T-Bird miscue in the following inning brought a seventh run, but a diving catch in right field by Sara Park, and a throw to first to double up the runner, got SUU out of the inning still trailing 7-0.
UCLA would clinch the win with a walk-off RBI single from Mysha Sataraka in the bottom of the sixth that set the final count at 8-0.
Katie Greenberg (7-8) tossed all six inning for the Thunderbirds, allowing six earned runs on nine hits. She also struck out three batters and issued three walks.
Ally Carda pitched three scoreless innings with three strikeouts before being relieved by Jessica Hall (16-2) who closed out the final three frames with three more K's to take the win.
Up next for the Thunderbirds is an elimination game against Long Beach State. The 49ers also dropped their opening round contest by a score of 8-0 to No. 20 Notre Dame. First pitch is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. (MT) with coverage on www.suutbirds.com and ESPN3.


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Richard Branson Names Marks As The Man07/12/2003
Tony Marks Appointed Ceo Of Pacific Blue Airlines
Virgin Group Chairman, Richard Branson today announced Tony Marks as the man to head up the new International low fare airline Pacific Blue.
Richard congratulated Tony in person on his new appointment during a flying visit to Christchurch today.
Tony Marks brings with him 10 years of experience in the aviation industry, including his most recent role as CEO of Origin Pacific Airways. Prior to that, Tony spent 9 years with Air New Zealand in key roles including General Manager Sales & Marketing and General Manager Commercial.
David Huttner, Head of Communications and Strategy at Virgin Blue was on hand in Christchurch for today's announcement and said, "Tony is well known in the industry and has excellent credentials as well as an outstanding reputation. Not only is he an innovative thinker, he is also an affable character who will fit in with the Virgin culture."
Tony Marks will take up his Christchurch based role later this month.
"It's a dynamic time in the aviation industry, especially in the New Zealand market and I am very much looking forward to exciting times ahead as we all work towards Pacific Blue becoming the airline of choice for New Zealand travellers", said Tony Marks.
Other key Pacific Blue appointments so far include:
Tony Parrish
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|Bob Mahon
|Flight Standards Manager
|Peter Morgan
|Engineering Manager
|Alan Ferguson
|Quality Assurance Manager
|John Hughes
|Manager, Finance and Administration
Pacific Blue will launch its maiden service with a fleet of bright red, brand new Boeing 737-800 aircraft, emblazoned with flypacificblue.com on their side. The aircraft are fresh from the Boeing factory in Seattle and will carry the most modern technology in the South Pacific as well as 180 leather seats pitched to 32" or more.


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Tommy Hilfiger Vinette Rain Boot
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Tommy Hilfiger always provides a classic, preppy look. Keep your style at it's finest, even when braving bad weather with the Vinette Rain Boot.
- Waterproof rubber upper
- Logo buckle detail and stripes
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Super cute!
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That just because we don't see the world this way doesn't mean that it isn't real – it only means that we don't have the correct perception, beliefs and societal constructs in place (i.e. that rabbits fly and that leaves are jewels) to believe that its real.
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The Reds and Brumbies thrashed out a thrilling 19-19 draw in Brisbane on Saturday to maintain their positions in the league.
The Reds and Brumbies thrashed out a thrilling 19-19 draw at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday to maintain their positions in the league.
Outstanding defence from the Brumbies in the second-half denied the Reds several scoring opportunities, the Reds persisting to go for the corner rather than kick for posts.
Handling errors compounded the Reds' efforts in the first-half as they went close on multiple occasions, only for the Brumbies to escape and then capitalise with points of their own through the boot of inside centre Christian Lealiifano.
The number of chances that the Reds had will have left James Horwill and his side feeling frustrated, while the strength of the Brumbies' defensive display away from home will have lifted Jake White's side moving forward as they remain top of the Super Rugby table.
Two early penalties from Lealiifano put the Brumbies into a 6-0 lead in the opening ten minutes before the game's first try.
The Reds identified a weakness in the Brumbies defence from the rolling maul and after a succession of penalties and line-out drives found their way over – Jake Schatz the scorer.
Rod Davies' control let him down as he nearly rounded off a well-worked chance for the Reds in the corner minutes later.
Lealiifano however restored the Brumbies' lead with a try of his own, Jesse Mogg's initial break resulting in an overlap for the Brumbies on the right as Lealiifano dummied his way past Digby Ioane.
A frenetic pace to the match saw the Reds squander a chance for their second try, Horwill taking a quick penalty rather than opting for the points as the hosts knocked on under the Brumbies' posts.
The Reds continued to ignore and miss opportunities for points, a reversal at the scrum seeing Genia go quickly and Lealiifano sin-binned for offside before the Brumbies stole the resulting line-out and cleared.
Nic White missed a pair of penalties with Lealiifano in the bin to leave the Brumbies ahead 13-7 at half-time.
Pounding pressure from the Reds at the beginning of the second-half eventually resulted in a try for Davies after a lofted pass from Cooper – the fly-half missed the conversion though to leave Queensland trailing by one.
Two more penalties from Lealiifano opened up a seven-point lead for the Brumbies heading into the final quarter of a breathtaking match.
Continuing their mantra from the first-half, the Reds continued to kick for the corner and sucking the energy out of the excellent Brumbies defence – Ben Daley denied a try when the TMO was unable to rule on a score due to inconclusive footage.
The Reds persistence appeared to cost them but a Brumbies' scrum five metres from their own line was reversed with a penalty to the hosts, igniting another punishing period of pressure on the Brumbies' line before Liam Gill found a breakthrough.
Cooper's conversion tied the scores at 19-19 and so it stayed, neither side able to find the winning points in the final few minutes.
The scorers:
For Reds:
Tries: Schatz, Davies, Gill
Cons: Cooper 2
For Brumbies:
Try: Lealiifano
Con: Lealiifano
Pens: Lealiifano 4
Yellow Cards: Lealiifano, Sio
Reds: 15 Jono Lance, 14 Rod Davies, 13 Anthony Faingaa, 12 Ben Tapuai, 11 Digby Ioane, 10 Quade Cooper, 9 Will Genia, 8 Jake Schatz, 7 Liam Gill, 6 Eddie Quirk, 5 James Horwill (c), 4 Rob Simmons, 3 James Slipper, 2 James Hanson, 1 Greg Holmes.
Replacements: 16 Saia Faingaa, 17 Ben Daley, 18 Ed O'Donoghue, 19 Jarrad Butler, 20 Ben Lucas, 21 Chris Feauai-Sautia, 22 Dom Shipperley.
Brumbies: 15 Jesse Mogg, 14 Henry Speight, 13 Tevita Kuridani, 12 Christian Lealiifano, 11 Joe Tomane, 10 Matt Toomua, 9 Nic White, 8 Fotu Auelua, 7 George Smith, 6 Ben Mowen, 5 Sam Carter, 4 Peter Kimlin, 3 Dan Palmer, 2 Stephen Moore, 1 Ben Alexander.
Replacements: 16 Siliva Siliva, 17 Scott Sio, 18 Jordan Smiler, 19 Colby Faingaa, 20 Ian Prior, 21 Pat McCabe, 22 Clyde Rathbone.
Referee: Glen Jackson (New Zealand)
Assistant Referees: Steve Walsh (Australia), James Leckie (Australia)
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Conspiracy and pop culture collide in 1991 New York in this dark debut from Greg Olear.
Taylor Schmidt twenty-three, single, and jobless arrives in the Big Apple desperate for work and hungry for love. Through the Quid Pro Quo Employment Agency she finds the perfect job and the perfect boyfriend . . . but perfection has its price.
Part thriller, part satire, part period piece, Totally Killer is a total page-turner.
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Franklin Co. prosecutor can now assist in federal cases
Franklin County prosecutors will now be able to hold more criminals accountable for federal crimes.
This afternoon, prosecuting attorney Brian Hultgrenn, became a Special Assistant United States Attorney in the Eastern District of Washington.
This designation allows Hultgrenn to work on cases in federal court.
Hultgrenn says there are certain federal crimes that are not crimes under state law, and he will now be able to prosecute those cases.
Many of those crimes include drug and gun charges and felons being in possession of ammunition.
"You can't do anything about those in state court, and so you're strictly completely relying on the U.S. Attorney in those instances to take those cases, and obviously they have limited staffing and things like that. So this allows us to take a certain type of case and then file it into federal court, whereas before, we'd be powerless to do anything" said Hultgrenn.
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The filming of government officials while on duty is protected by the First Amendment, said the Court
The First Circuit Court of Appeals reached a crucial decision last Friday allowing the public to videotape police officers while they're on the clock.
The decision comes after a string of incidents where individuals have videotaped police officers and were arrested. Police officers across the United States believed citizens didn't have the right to videotape them as they conducted official duties, but issues like police brutality put the issue up for debate.
One instance where a citizen was arrested for videotaping an officer was when Khaliah Fitchette, a law-abiding teenager from New Jersey, boarded a bus in Newark. Two police officers boarded the bus as well to remove a drunken man. Fitchette began taping the police officers because of how they were handling the man, and a police officer instructed her to stop recording them. When Fitchette refused,
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and placed in the back of a cop car for two hours while the officers took her phone to delete the video. Fitchette was then released, but she and her mother then filed suit against the Newark Police Department with the New Jersey chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
Another example involves Simon Glik, a passerby on the Boston Common. He used his cell phone to tape police officers when the Boston police were punching a man. Citizens surrounding the scene were saying, "You're hurting him." Glik never interfered with the police officers' actions, but recorded the entire incident. The police officers ended up charging Glik with violating a wiretap statute that prohibits secret recording, even though the police officers admitted that they knew Glik was recording them. He was also charged with disturbing the peace and aiding the escape of a prisoner.
While all charges against Glik were dropped due to lack of merit, he still decided to join forces with the ACLU and file a civil rights suit to prevent a similar incident from occurring with others.
On Friday, August 26, 2011, the First Circuit Court of Appeals, which is New England's highest federal court just below the U.S. Supreme Court,
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The city's attorneys made the argument that police officers should have been exempt from a civil rights lawsuit in the first place in this case because the law is unclear as to whether there's a "constitutionally protected right to videotape police" conducting their daily duties in public.
"The filming of government officials engaged in their duties in a public place, including police officers performing their responsibilities, fits comfortably within these principles [of protected First Amendment activity].," said the Court. "Gathering information about government officials in a form that can readily be disseminated to others serves a cardinal First Amendment interest in protecting and promoting the free discussion of governmental affairs."
The Court added that the police officers should have understood this all along, and that
videotaping public officials
is not limited to the press.
"Moreover, changes in technology and society have made the lines between private citizen and journalist exceedingly difficult to draw," the Court continued. "The proliferation of electronic devices with video-recording capability means that many of our images of current events come from bystanders with a ready cell phone or digital camera rather than a traditional film crew, and news stories are now just as likely to be
broken by a blogger
at her computer as a reporter at a major newspaper. Such developments make clear why the news-gathering protections of the First Amendment cannot turn on professional credentials or status."
The Court concluded that police officers are to expect to deal with certain "burdens" as citizens practice First Amendment rights, but that there needs to be a healthy balance between police officers being videotaped while acting irresponsibly and the harassment of officers with recording devices while they're conducting their duties responsibly.
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Chapter 505
creepy and strong, lovely.
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
I love how all the fighters are acting like they have someone strong to beat, when Miu+Kenichi are fighting guys MUCH stronger then anyone else...
Also, I'm wondering how Kenichi is going to beat Berserker with enough time to go save Miu, I'll be pissed if it's Takeda is the one to save her.. this Manga has already been going on for so long we don't need another love triangle plot.
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I wonder if Miu is still in control of herself. She's a genius enough that she has mastered practically every facet of martial arts she has encountered so far in the shortest time possible, except for how to use Dou Ki. There has to be a downside to her using or learning it.
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that was sweet.
takeda sure went up the ladder with his ki-release, all that's left now is control... let's see how that goes
This could end up a draw. I think Lugh would have the upper hand on this last exchange but he'll be bothered by his injury from that last punch.
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Right out of the box, these shoes fit perfectly: super-snug, but not painful. The lack of dead air in the heel was a welcome change from most shoes for me. Even the laces, which I normally hate, were awesome. The ridged laces stay put when you pull them tight so you don't have to battle to keep it snug at every pull. They also climb amazing straight out of the box and stick to just about whatever you put your foot on. They're at home on anything steep, be it bouldering or a long route. These have become my go to project shoes for anything overhanging.
Pros: Fantastic fit for a downturned shoe. Low volume heel makes me happy. They're purple. Mystique Rubber = burly. Ridged laces make fit a breeze.
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February 24 2012 06:56AM
I think most of us can recognize that the Leafs currently have more trouble preventing goals than they do scoring them, but that doesn't mean that Brian Burke shouldn't add to his forward corps if a good player comes available. It wouldn't take a Rick Nash or a Dustin Brown to improve this current Leafs' forward group either; there are other names out there, I'm sure, that could help the Leafs that aren't being discussed on message boards all over the internet.
To be clear, I don't mean to say that I think Burke should acquire a forward next instead of a defender - or potentially even a goaltender, for that matter - but that we should perhaps consider an alternative point of view.
I have identified three issues that indicate that more help on forward is not only needed, but that it might even be the correct next step to take with this young Leafs team: shots allowed, youth in the defensive corps, and puck recovery.
Shots Allowed
The first point I should make is that although the Leafs' goals-per-game stats look overwhelmingly better on offense, the story becomes slightly less clear as we delve into the numbers. Overall, the Leafs are 7th in the league in Goals For Per Game at 2.97. Meanwhile, their Goals Against Per Game is 27th in the league at 3.00. In terms of overall shots, the offense looks less potent, sitting at 18th overall in Shots Per Game with 29.0, and the defence doesn't look quite so bad, sitting at 21st overall in Shots Against Per Game with 30.8.
Not a fan of such raw, simplistic statistics?
Looking at Behind the Net's Road-Tied Fenwick, the Leafs sit 22nd overall, sitting 25th in SF/60, and 19th in SA/60. So with the numbers parsed thusly, the defense actually looks better.
OK, OK, so it's something of a small sample size. I still believe, however, that Burke can ill afford to pass up an opportunity to acquire a good forward, just because his team's offensive numbers are better than its defensive ones. There's still room for improvement there, no question.
Moreover, the Leafs' forwards can't be let off the hook for allowing so many shots on their own goal, either. A group of forwards that are generally hard-pressed to maintain puck possession and recover it isn't doing our goalies any favors, and it's not just the Kessel line that sometimes forgets to backcheck:
Of course, in many of these cases (I'm looking specifically at David Steckel), Zone Starts have a lot to do with these figures, but the point remains that the forwards could stand to do more to help prevent goals.
Young Defenders
The next item on my agenda is to point out that the Leafs' defence corps is a rather young one, as the team has leaned heavily on the likes of Carl Gunnarsson (OK, he's 25, but still), Luke Schenn (22), Jake Gardiner (20), Cody Franson (still only 23), and the odd stretch of Keith Aulie (21).
They haven't always looked very good this season; Luke Schenn and Keith Aulie have both struggled mightily so far, and they will both have to play a better positional game in order to make up for a lack of foot speed. Aulie will definitely need to spend a bit more time playing for the Marlies. But it's not all doom and gloom, as Jake Gardiner has had some very impressive flashes of play, and Carl Gunnarsson has been the Leafs' best defender all season, possibly with the exception of Phaneuf.
The point here is not that the Leafs need to trade for veteran help, but rather that they could conceivably develop it out of what they have now. A trade may be necessary down the road, but if there is no urgency, why cut bait on a kid that could have played top-4 minutes in a year or two?
The only problem with this approach that I could see backfiring is the Leafs' current need for cap space. The defense, as a unit, is overpaid for the work they've been doing, and trading someone like Mike Komisarek could be an enormous boon to GM Burke's efforts to re-sign Kulemin and Grabovski in the coming off-season. It's just tragic how unlikely it is that Burke is able to move Komisarek.
Puck Recovery
The phrase "to the line, but not out" has a certain alarming resonance with Leafs fans, because they know that their team has just turned the puck over, and is unlikely to get a chance to come up with the puck again unless the other team takes a shot.
The Leafs seem to struggle in 1-on-1 battles along the boards, which they seem doomed to fail at anytime an opposing team manages to shut down the middle of the ice to take away the Leafs' rushing speed. Games against Boston are particularly difficult to watch for this reason, though the canyon divide between the talent in both nets certainly factors into that example, as well.
This is just one instance where some size may be helpful.
I confess to be making a somewhat old-school type of observation, because there are probably several teams with relatively small forwards that have good possession numbers, but I am willing to accept than an extra player or two with size and a willingness to scrum for pucks anywhere on the ice could help the cause.
I won't even begin to speculate about who this mystery forward may be - even this close to the deadline it's tough to guess who Burke may turn to as a trading partner.
At the end of the day, while I would never argue size up front is the Leafs' biggest problem, it's certainly an area where the Buds could use some help. The key here is opportunity. If a chance arises to acquire a truly elite player, I guess I can't be frustrated with Brian Burke's decision, provided the deal makes long term sense. At this point, any playoff games are a bonus, so I'm less worried about fixing the leaky faucet that is Jonas Gustavsson - he'll be out of our hair soon enough - than I am about Burke completing the core of a really scary offense that will pose a threat for the next few years.
is ANYONE not SEEING whats going on with the goal tending!!...they BOTH fall to there knees EVER SHOT...the goaltending coach has got to go!!....seriously..has anyone noticed this..they were both standup prior to this season....
February 24 2012, 10:39PM
is ANYONE not SEEING whats going on with the goal tending!!...they BOTH fall to there knees EVER SHOT...the goaltending coach has got to go!!....seriously..has anyone noticed this..they were both standup prior to this season....
Uhhh they were stand up before this season? That's not even in the same galaxy as true.
They've always been butterfly goalies. And Goose worked with Allaire when he was in Sweden.


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Rated 4 out of 5Â by karlholz Very good...But! This is a very good typewriter, but it is designed for left-handed people (as you can see from the picture -- note the position of the take-up spool). August 14, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Hotrod824 Recipe transfer I am using this typewritter to put all of my Grandmother's recipes onto 4x6 cards so I will not destroy the orignals, which by the way are starting to fall apart because of the many years of use. December 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Professor A Writer Who Makes A Living Writing Used One Of These For Many Years! I have been making my living as a writer for many years! I have only had a computer and Internet access for the past four years. Before that, I exclusively used one of these beauties! I had this Brother typewriter, a ream of paper, a dictionary, and that was all...and I did just fine! The point is, if you want or need an outstanding typewriter, then this is the one! It is extremely well made, very dependable, and never fails. Of course, you need electricity, so if there is a power outage, you will have to wait for it to come back...but the same goes for a computer or the Internet! The ribbon cartridges are very easy to install when you need a new one, and the correction tape works like a "dream." This is the best typewriter I have ever owned, and a few years back, I liked it so much, that I bought a second one as a "back up." I was fearing, at that time, that they might one day stop making typewriters! I cannot say enough good things about this machine! Now get busy with that writing! November 8, 2012
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