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Three people were arrested Wednesday, March 6, on charges of manufacturing and selling meth out of the Bronson Motel while a 5-month-old infant was also in the room, according to a Levy County Sheriff's Department press release.
A 28-year-old woman died and two children and a man were hospitalized after an accident on Saturday at about 5:30 p.m., according to a Florida Highway Patrol report.
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Four women from Inglis are in custody, accused in the death of a child, according to a report by the State Attorney's Office in the Eighth Judicial Circuit in Levy County.
n Vincent Louis Baker, amphetemine trafficking, nolle pros; evidence tampering, 24 months drug offender probation. Must pay probation cost.
School bus driver Cameron Dewayne Smith of Bronson was not injured — nor were the students on the bus — when a vehicle hit the bus on Southwest 75th Street in Gainesville at 3:50 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 28, and left the scene, according to a press release from the Florida Highway Patrol.
No description of the vehicle was available.
The Alachua County school bus had about $100 damage.
John C. Houghtaling, 76, of Bronson was injured and in critical condition at Shands Hospital in Gainesville on Monday, Feb. 25, after his 1990 Honda scooter left County Road 337, headed down the shoulder, overturned and skidded a few feet.
Houghtaling, who was not wearing a helmet at the time, was thrown from the scooter as it skidded.
Trooper Glen Ganus investigated the accident and no charges were filed at the time of the mishap.
Two of four men charged in the home invasion robbery, beating and attempted shooting of a Bronson man in his home while his mother, stepfather and two children, ages three and seven, were inside the home, have been convicted and sentenced to 30 years in prison following a two-day trial.
The accounts payable clerk for the Town of Inglis has been arrested and charged with taking personal charges on the town's credit card, according to a Levy County Sheriff's press release.
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Looking at 35-38'''' cruisers
I put her on the market right after I convinced my wife to let me go ahead and buy a new boat in late October/November of 2001. Pricewise - you will tend to do better in the fall since no one wants to fuss with a boat they''re selling, or pay for storage. Part of the reason I did OK on the new boat I think is that it was up for sale and unused all summer, and I caught the guy a week before he was due to be pulled for the season.
The centerboard is connected to a long wire pennant that comes up through the deck and connects via a pulley to a length of stout rope. You then use a winch (self tailing) with this rope to pull the centerboard up, and ease it to allow the board down.
For performance purposes, in general the board stays down except for broad reaches and running. Then, since it is no longer helping you it gets pulled it up to reduce wetted surface/drag.
It''s interesting to note that the boat actually sails pretty well to windward even with the board up, but you can definitely feel it "dig in" and point better with it down.
From a racing perspective, I found the board to be a hindrance sometimes. Basically you lose a couple of degrees of pointing ability. 99.5% of the time this doesn''t affect you, but a few times we had some of those "Grey Poupon" moments on the windward leg when we were a foot or less from another boat. That''s when the skipper of the other boat starts screaming at you to "quit sailing down on me" because he doesn''t realize you''re pointing as high as you can. Also you have to remember to put it up and down at the right times, something we didn''t always do (knock on the crew there, not the boat).
On the plus side for racing, where we race every week has some shallows. With that shoal draft I could (and did) take ANYONE downtown on coverage into the shallows. Never mind "we tack when they do", instead it''s "we tack when they run aground". Happened more than once last summer. I''m not eager about re-adjusting my mindset to a 7''11" draft; have to re-learn the bay.
For cruising, it opens up a few areas for you, makes more anchorages, slips, and moorings available, and gives you a little more peace of mind in unfamiliar waters. The thump of the centerboard pushing up is a far better early warning system for shallows then a solid keel slamming home and the boat jerking to a screeching halt. The sailing performance difference in regards to cruising is really negligible.
Overall, for cruising I found the centerboard to be a big plus.
I''m probably one of the more motivated spring sellers, since I''m not going to use this boat even if it hasn''t sold.
Looking at 35-38'''' cruisers
The cushions are scattered and propped up to allow air to flow behind them to avoid mildew buildup during the winter. Fairly typical practice in this part of the world if you don''t take them off the boat. More cushions are in storage nearby, I probably should just take them all there but then you can''t really see the shape they''re in, which isn''t too bad. And it looks pretty stark without.
I''ll have to tell JP to lay the cushions out all nice before prospects come on board, then prop them all up again before he leaves.
Hopefully I''ll sell her soon, since I already closed on a First 40.7 last November.
Nobody likes being an Admiral...least of all my very forbearing wife.
Looking at 35-38'''' cruisers
I actually went to see your boat last weekend... small world.
I was impressed. It looked to be in pretty good shape for its age.
You might want to clean it up some though. The main cabin had cushions scattered everywhere, and that sort of thing doesn''t make for a good first impression.
If the boat is still on the market in a month or two, once I have seen a few more boats, I will certainly come back for a second look...
Man, this boat buying thing would be so much easier if all the boats were in the same place at the same time...
Looking at 35-38'''' cruisers
The C&C CB is a nice looking boat. seems like it was on the market in the fall. could you explain the CB and how it functions?
Actually I am looking to buy in the fall, and have been "shopping" for almost a year.
Looking at 35-38'''' cruisers
Should mention to you a boat I am selling. It''s a 1983 C&C 37 CB. She''s solidly built, sails well and is good shape. It''s not the boat if you want to get more serious about racing, but she can hold her own for the occasional racer.
I did turn her over to a broker, but if you go to www.hopeconsulting.com/boat it will redirect you to the yachtworld.com listing.
Looking at 35-38'''' cruisers
my e-mail is to the boat, I have been sailing my own ALUMINIUM 38ft cutter for 3.5 years and have lived aboard most of that time. Don''t dismiss Aluminium - it has proved brilliant for me. I''d also like you to know that my boat ''Daze Off'' is actually for sale - ONLY because I want a bigger one.
MIke (view at) http://us.geocities.com/moredazeoff/
Good luck in your searches.
Looking at 35-38'''' cruisers
Why would any one go to " www.a1line.com " when your obvious total lack of ethics as evidenced by spamming this forum and violating its rules against commercial posting shows that you are a totally untrustworthy person?
Looking at 35-38'''' cruisers
Please go to the " www.a1line.com ".You will find so many good opportunity for you.
Looking at 35-38'''' cruisers
We have great fun cruising in our J/36 (see description in SailNet''s boat pages). It has an interior (!) and goes fast too. Built in ''81, they price at about half of a J/35. C&C landfall may be a bit slow to race, if you''re headed in that direction.
Looking at 35-38'''' cruisers
If you get very lucky, you might find an early 1980''s Mark I Sabre 38. Get on the Sabre e-mail list and see what you can find. Good luck! Jack
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Shouldn't be a problem. Lich bane nerf did destroy most of her burst.
Shouldn't be a problem. Lich bane nerf did destroy most of her burst.
Also call me stupid, who is that again >___>
Also, what happened with this thread? I didn't know this was created to whine about having bad games or bad teammates all the time, we get it, you're in 'Elo Hell'. I used to come here and check out every single post because there were interesting conversations, but lately I've just seen a lot of people whine about other players rather than looking at their own play and say, 'I could've probably carried that better, but it was fun nonetheless despite some bad plays of my team'. Let me tell you a secret, Elo Hell doesn't exist, bad team mates do and you get them in every single game. It is up to you to make a difference, if you care too much about the bad plays your team makes, it will only hinder your own play and make you play worse. League is about having fun, and when I look at some of you guys I do not really notice that you have fun while playing. This was an issue I also had when I began playing, I only looked at others instead of myself, once you quit doing that you'll notice that you have a lot more fun and you'll get further into the league.
Also, am I the only one that thinks a BLUE rengar is just weird as ****? I'm not sure what to think of the skin, I really love the design of it, but a blue rengar is just odd. I'm not even sure why they made him blue? Is there like a story behind it or was the concept taken from something that I missed?
I'm not slightly interested in Blue Rengar. I don't even know where that comes from, it just looks funny. Also, the Rumble skin is pretty fun looking, but I'd never buy it (don't play Rumble). Nice to see them finally making skins for him tho!
Also, I'm really just waiting for a girl to get into the LCS or OGN. Hopefully someone would be good enough to rep the female community soon~~
As for the whole carrying mentality, I'm not gonna lie I'm not having as much fun as I did. Each win means a short-lived step to winning the next match into promoting. While I lose and just shrug it off, it feels really discouraging. Not too happy about that at all. To be fair, I'm just going to take ranked a bit easier once I get into Gold V. I don't seem to be having fun playing the game in general.
Back to G5. losing streak: 5
hahah. this matchmaking.
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Lost promotions aswell, 2 times in a row the ADC had ap runes. Support dealt more damage then both of them at the end of the game. I dropped to 50 LP after that lost promotions......... wtf.
First game today: Man,this shit is getting ridiculous, first pick goes ez mid while the other team has picked katarina. I asked him why the **** he would do that, because he will get stomped. doesnt react. 2nd pick, goes vayne while they just picked CAIT...... wth
kata goes 11/1/10, cait stomps bott. we loose the game. 37 LP.
Ohwell.. Im gonna try and get 100 refferals, 16975k rp.
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I'm not saying it should be common or anything, but it would be nice to see a girl do well in LoL eSports. I really like the game but I doubt I'd ever be good enough to play at that level, so it'd be nice to be able to look up to a girl who does. Considering all the bad press girls get (e.g. Team Siren, eloboosted girlfriends of pro players...), I think having a role model who performs well and is respected would be nice.
I'm not saying that I'm demanding gender equality or anything like that tho, I'm used to the stuff we go through~
Meh im done for a while with ranked. cant believe this crap.
They feed/flame and troll and keep overextending/failing and blame me for not being there when they are mid and get caught again while im pushing other lanes to get towers down. I pushed 6 towers, and I get reported for being a bad adc? haha. what a joke.
Look at their scores, at their farm. holy shit. I was 4/1 before rengar started raping me when my team left to chase a low hp enemy.
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getting awful matches in team builder against diamond players with a silver ADC or against total noobs that should be playing against other new players .
It begins. Gold V this weekend maybe.
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Welp that went excellently.
well uuuh .. there is a big black square in the middle of your screen lol
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So I started playing league again, decayed down to S4.
All I have to say, is wow. Because none of the top laners in silver seem to know how to fight wukong. They think they do, even when they're 0/8 and have had wu's down their throat plenty.
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Just like left i left u off my sexy list! LOL
My Final four: KANSAS......senior guard Collins will Mateen Cleaves this team KENTUCKY......the talent is just so good VILLANOVA.......the senior guards and my piston draft pick,Scott Reynolds KANSAS STATE....Toughest team in the nation Also, If u have a cable box or digital TV..check ur channels for multiple game coverage. I love this week!!!
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u so sweeet sexy masculine thoughtful heroic flashy ...........
Have you ever been stalked by a gender confused Cannuckian? After this post, your answer will change to an affirmative.
I should have won LAST year!!! LOL.....Doggone Big 10 conferrence!(except for State-I 'm wearing my MSU #55 football jersey) BTW I want the Pistons to draft this BYU kid...he looks like a white steve Nash!
Steve Nash looks like a white Steve Nash too...
This Abraham kid on Robert Morris looks like me back in the day...Just pull up and drain it!! He looks like a black 'me'!
Are you talking about the guy that came off the bench with the mohawk named Micheal Loyd Jr....
No, the Furdette kid. They call him Allen Iverson. Villanova looks awful...Reynolds didnt start..maybe the team psyche is down.
Is he wearing short shorts?
Furdette averages 22 a game....wonder if how he would do in the NBA
very nash like...reckless going to the basket
My final four picks: #3 Georgetown #7 BYU #2 West Virginia #2 Villanova No number ones baby, none at all! Million dollars, here I come.
Georgetown over Kansas, just like the way they finished the season and played in the Big East tourney. That Freddette kid from BYU is just that good. PLUS, they are playing in Salt Lake City, practically home games, and Cuse would have travel across country, through 3 times zones. No thanks. BYU to the final four. Kentucky will lose to the defensive minded Wisconsin in the Sweet 16 (their reaction to going to overtime in the Conf. Tourney did it for me) which will pave the way for Big East winner and tested West Virginia team. Nova takes down Duke (if they get past Robert Morris).
Of the 19 PF participants, looks like only 7 of us had ODU upsetting the Irish.....guess they should have played this game yesterday on st patty's day? Looks like the #2 Nova might be going down...so unless BYU can comeback and win this OT game vs Florida, I might fall to 0-3 to open the tourney :(
Fredette is just that good. I've seen a lot of white guys at BYU who were "Mountain West Conference good", Jimmer is "NCAA good". He's been a bright spot all year. Our interior game is a big flaw, but if we get the perimeter and passing game going and Fredette gets hot (or Lloyd Jr again - WOW!), then our bigs can play admirably. My Final Four: #1 Kansas #7 BYU #1 Kentucky #1 Duke I have Kansas winning it all. The last two years I tried to pick a slightly less-favored team in the championship game (Memphis, then MSU). This year I thought I'd try picking the favorite. Obama better not be wrong about that one. BYU's first two games are in Oklahoma City. If they can beat Kansas State, they would play in Salt Lake City for two or three rounds. So I gave them a win over Pitt in the sweet 16. I have Syracuse getting upset by Florida State in the second round (I have a weakness for picking good defensive teams) and UTEP advancing to face BYU. BYU beat UTEP this year at UTEP, and again, the game will played in SLC, so I have BYU losing in the Final Four against Kansas. It's a stretch, and I'm normally overly cautious in picking my team, but I just have a feeling this year. Kansas State is a huge challenge, though. Kentucky will be tested by Wisconsin but will make it to the Four. John Wall will cement his status as the #1 pick just by showing up. Duke is good and has an easy region (see #2 Villanova needing the refs to beat a 15 seed in overtime). CBS and the NCAA want Duke to do well (see $$$$$). They will roll to the Final Four and beat Kentucky, then lose to Kansas in the championship game. After I filled out my bracket with mostly the same picks as these in a Facebook group, the computer told me my bracket was "DARING". :fingerscr
Hey, I'm in first place!!!
Yeah, you and six of us.
Well what about now since Murray State has pulled the upset?? Looks like Darth and BDL are the only ones holding on to first now...
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CSU's Arcidiacono named WWPA Newcomer of the Year
Schaefer, Barott join Arcidiacono with postseason honors
CSU water polo welcomes back 22 former Rams for Reunion Game
40 of program's 63 all-time players represented
Water polo preview: Rams to host reunion game, Senior Day on Saturday
15-20 former players expected to rejoin program
Water polo recap: CSU concludes regular season
Rams finish The Bronco 1-3
Water polo recap: Rams capture win against Monterey Bay
Victory puts CSU in good position for Championships
CSU water polo's home tournament
CSU's games against Cal State East Bay and No. 13 Indiana, on March 3, 2012, also featuring photos from Senior Day.
Awards & Honors:
WWPA Championships all-tournament second team (2013)
All-WWPA Honorable Mention (2013)
WWPA All-Freshman team (2012)
2013 (Sophomore): Named to the WWPA Championships all-tournament second team and a WWPA Honorable Mention... Set a program record with 113 drawn ejections, nearly doubling the previous season best... Her 140 career drawn ejections ranks third in CSU history... Tallied eight KOs on three occasions, which was a program single-game best, and seven twice... Ranked third on the team with 42 goals and 33 steals, and second with 13 blocks... She ranked 17th in the WWPA for goals and 22nd for steals.
2012 (Freshman): Named to the WWPA All-Freshman team for her production in the pool as a true freshman, tallying 19 goals, 30 steals, 27 ejections drawn and seven blocks... Ranked in the top five on the team in all four categories, despite being a freshman... Scored a goal in 15 of CSU's 30 contests, including three in a win over Cal State San Bernardino (April 1).
High School: Graduated from Ann Arbor Huron High School in 2011... As a four-year starter, earned Michigan Water Polo Association Player of the Year honors as a junior and senior... Was a four-time first-team all-county selection and two-time first-team all-state member... As a senior, named first-team NISCA/Speedo Girls All-America, while being an honorable mention as a junior... Named her high school's most outstanding player, best offensive player and most inspirational player, in addition to other team awards... Competed for the Spartan Water Polo club... Was also a three-year letterwinner in basketball, earning all-state selections from numerous publications... Named team captain as a senior in both basketball and water polo... Was a scholar athlete as a senior.
Personal: Raised in Ypsilanti, Mich. ... Has two older sisters and a younger brother... Parents are James and Tracyann Barott... Oldest sister, Katie, played water polo in college... Studying human development & family studies at CSU... Was involved with Cans Around the Oval in the fall.
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CSU water polo welcomes back 22 former Rams for Reunion GameTwenty-two former Colorado State water polo players rejoined the program on Saturday for CSU's first reunion game. In all, 40 of the program's 63 all-time players were in attendance. Read More [+]04/10/2013
Water polo preview: Rams to host reunion game, Senior Day on SaturdayThe CSU water polo team will host a reunion game on Saturday, bringing back 15-20 former players. The scrimmage will begin at 1:30 p.m. at the VMAC in Thornton. Admission is free. Read More [+]04/07/2013
Water polo recap: CSU concludes regular seasonThe CSU water polo team concluded its regular season on Sunday, falling to Santa Clara and No. 8 Hawai'i. The Rams will next compete at the WWPA Championships (April 26-28). Read More [+]04/06/2013
Water polo recap: Rams capture win against Monterey BayAfter a loss to UC San Diego early in the day, the Rams came back for a close win against Cal State Monterey Bay Saturday afternoon in the first day of The Bronco. Read More [+]04/05/2013
Water polo recap: Rams falter against PioneersColorado State (7-16, 2-3 WWPA) began its California weekend with a challenging day against WWPA conference foe Cal State East Bay, losing the pairing 13-8. Read More [+]04/04/2013
Water polo preview: CSU aiming for upper-half finishThe CSU water polo team will play in its final regular-season games this weekend. The Rams will play a WWPA contest at Cal State East Bay on Friday, followed by four games in The Bronco. Read More [+]03/25/2013
Water polo recap: Rams learn from losses to nation's bestSunday was a challenge for the Colorado State water polo team. The Rams faced two top-20 teams, falling to No. 19 Hartwick, 18-5, and No. 2 Stanford, 16-6. Read More [+]03/23/2013
Water polo recap: Rams defeat Leopards, earn split on dayCompeting twice on Day 2 of the Arizona State Tournament, CSU earned a split, defeating La Verne, 13-9, after falling to No. 18 Michigan, 12-4, at the Mona Plummer Aquatic Center. Read More [+]03/22/2013
Water polo recap: Rams falter late, drop 2 in TempePlaying in one of the most challenging tournaments in the country, Colorado State feels as if it let a win slip away on Friday, dropping two on the first day of action from the Mona Plummer Aquatic... Read More [+]03/20/2013
Water polo preview: Rams prepare to play nation's bestAfter a 3-1 weekend in California, the Rams return to the pool for arguably their most challenging week of the season, facing four ranked teams in three days at the Arizona State Tournament. Read More [+]
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By Richard Clarke
Thomas Vermaelen is set to end his nine-month absence from the Arsenal first-team against Aston Villa this weekend.
A thigh injury to Laurent Koscielny has "opened the door" for the Belgian defender, whose last appearance for his Club came back on August 28 at Blackburn.
A week or so later, the centre back picked up a troublesome Achilles injury on international duty and eventually needed a procedure in Sweden at the start of 2011.
Vermaelen was an unused substitute last week at Stoke but, with points still required in the Premier League, Wenger needs one of his strongest characters to slot in seamlessly.
However that is not the only decision the manager has to make ahead of Sunday. Two key players - Cesc Fabregas (thigh) and Samir Nasri (hamstring) - face late fitness tests.
Elsewhere Abou Diaby (calf) and Tomas Rosicky (thigh) will be out while Gael Clichy is back after missing the defeat at the Britannia Stadium.
"We have lost Laurent Koscielny with a thigh strain from Sunday against Stoke," Wenger told TV Online.
"It opens the door for Vermaelen," he added. "I have not completely decided yet but there is a probability he will start.
"We have question marks against Fabregas and Nasri. They will be late decisions. During the week we lost Tomas Rosicky with a thigh strain. Diaby will be out but I believe that Clichy will be back."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Well, if you didn't get the blue one (aka, "the expensive one") you were missing out!
The idea behind each of these machines is very much the same. A little hand held machine with a disposable pad that contains soap exfoliates for you.
First, the machines are different:
• The HSR machine has 2 different speeds, with the high speed being quite vigorous.
• The Wave has only 1 speed, which is very small movements at a high frequency, more like one of those ultrasonic toothbrushes
• The Wave is water-resistant while the HSR is not
• The Wave is quite a bit smaller
The pads are different in texture and the soap embedded within the pad. They are the same size so they fit on both machines:
• The Wave pads are finer, both sides are white with the same texture
• The HSR pads have 2 different sides, 1 side is fine and white though coarser than the Wave pad. The blue side is more coarse and especially when combined with the high level of the HSR machine
• The HSR soap contains small crystals (Alumina) that the Wave does not. These crystals are meant to help with the degree of exfoliation
• The Wave has the addition of Salicylic Acid, a beta hydroxy acid. Note that it's far down on the list, and since it is in a soap (and is therefore washed off), it doesn't stick around to do it's job. So don't buy the Wave pads for the Salicylic Acid – buy them for the texture if that's what you need for your skin type.
• Note that both are too large to fit around your nose very well. I get around this by taking the pad off when I'm done and exfoliating around my nose manually.
HSR Ingredients:
Glycerin, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, PEG-8, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Decyl Glucoside, Alumina, Lauryl Methyl Gluceth-10 Hydroxypropyl dimonium Chloride, Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Citric Acid, Fragrance -Moonlight RP3418/1 - (Takasago)
Wave Ingredients:
Glycerin, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, PEG 8, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Decyl Glucoside, Lauryl Methyl Gluceth 10 Hydroxypropyl Dimonium Chloride, Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Citric Acid, Salicylic Acid, Menthol, Fragrance
So, now that you know the differences, why should you get it? Since it has different speeds, the HSR is much more versatile than the Wave is. You can choose to use the high or low speed depending upon how much exfoliation you need that day. Especially if you have both pads, using different levels of texture with different machine speeds can really personalize the experience for you. But, if you want to use it in the shower you need the Wave. I for one am very glad that I have both machines and I hope that this post helps you pick which box you should buy. No matter which choice you make, I strongly recommend that you pick up both types of replacement pads.
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Representative List of Recent Courses Taught: Distance-Learning Courses: Creative Writing I-IV; Craft and Reflection I-III; Graduating Seminar Preparation; Creative Thesis; Residency Seminars: Black List Scripts; Reading and Writing for Stage and Screen
Education: B.F.A. Writing, Literature and Publishing, Emerson College; M.F.A. Creative Writing, Emerson College
Representative List of Recent Publications / Exhibitions: Full-length PlaysTechnicolor LifeBLISS (or Emily Post is Dead!)¡SOLDADERA!Sisters ThreeM-TheoryOccupation: HousewifeS.O.E.PS: Page Me Later (contributing writer)TV and ScreenplaysStone Beach (pilot)¡SOLDADERA! (pilot) Technicolor LifeCure PorchThe Curse of Tony CPublications by Smith and KrausProduction and Development2015 Women's Voices Theater Festival, REP Stage, New York Theatre Workshop, HERE Arts Center, Great Plains Theatre Conference, The Aurora Theatre Company, The Source Festival, CHALK REP, The Antaeus Company, Launch Pad, HotCity Theatre, WordBRIDGE, Ashland New Plays Festival, The Lark, Milwaukee Rep, La Jolla Playhouse, Rogue Machine Theatre, Moving Arts, among other venues.
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Writing a script, play or screenplay, is a journey, and as your teacher/mentor, I'll do my best to guide you in writing the script you want to write. At the same time, I'll be asking all the hard questions of the script. No doubt, my main focus will be on character, for the core of all drama is "character in action." "Character in action" applies to every script, from a high-concept action-adventure screenplay to an intimate two-person play.
Awards: The Kilroy's "TOP 46" LIST, The Aurora Theater Company's GAP Prize, John Gassner Memorial Playwriting Award, Holland New Voices Award, Los Angeles ARC Grant, WordBRIDGE Fellow, Ashland New Plays Festival, Elliot Norton Award, Jury-Prize Winner of HotCity Theatre's GreenHouse Reading Series, ATHE Visiting Playwright, SAC/Massachusetts Cultural Council fellowship, Nomination for Kevin Kline Award for "Outstanding New Play."Affiliations: The Gersh Agency, The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival, The Playwrights' Center, Moving Arts Theatre Company, Loyola Marymount University, Antaeus Playwrights Lab, Grub Street, Emerson College, The Dramatists Guild, AWP, ATHE, Circle Readingswebsite:www.jamibrandli.com
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Ignoring Coleman's ballot challenges, Hannity claimed Franken is challenging ballots in MN to "litigate his way into the Senate seat"
Referring to the Minnesota Senate race recount on Fox News' Hannity & Colmes, Sean Hannity claimed Al Franken is challenging ballots "because he's trying to litigate his way into the Senate seat." But as of November 24, according to the office of the Minnesota secretary of state, Franken and Sen. Norm Coleman have challenged roughly the same number of ballots.
On the November 24 edition of Fox News' Hannity & Colmes, while discussing the Minnesota Senate race between Democratic candidate Al Franken and incumbent Republican Sen. Norm Coleman, which is now in a recount, co-host Sean Hannity said of Franken: "I have all of these different ballots that he's questioning that clearly are Norm Coleman ballots, clearly, and he's questioning them because he's trying to litigate his way into the Senate seat." However, in claiming that Franken is "trying to litigate his way" into the Senate through ballot challenges, Hannity is ignoring a central fact: as of November 24, Franken and Coleman have challenged nearly the same number of ballots. According to the office [1] of the Minnesota secretary of state, as of 8 p.m. CST on November 24, Coleman had challenged 1,400 ballots, while Franken had challenged 1,401 ballots.
Additionally, while Hannity said Franken is challenging ballots that "clearly are Norm Coleman ballots," he did not mention that Coleman is challenging ballots that appear to be marked for Franken, as Media Matters for America documented [2]. The Bemidji Pioneer reported [3] on November 22:
Franken recount attorney Marc Elias waved copies of 10 southeastern Minnesota ballots, citing them as examples of frivolous Coleman challenges.
Most of the ballots showed the voter marked the oval next to Republican John McCain's name in the presidential race, and then picked Democrat Franken in the Senate contest.
Coleman recount observers apparently challenged the ballots because they thought a voter would not pick both McCain and Franken.
But Elias said that in his view each of the ballots was "a textbook example of how to fill out an optical scan ballot."
When a reporter handed Coleman Campaign Manager Cullen Sheenan copies of two of the ballots, even he agreed it looked like Franken was the voters' choices.
From the November 24 edition of Fox News' Hannity & Colmes:
HANNITY: There's a very important runoff December 2nd in the state of Georgia. If Al Franken -- and I argue -- and I have all of these different ballots that he's questioning that clearly are Norm Coleman ballots, clearly --
MORRIS: Right. Right.
HANNITY: -- and he's questioning them because he's trying to litigate his way into the Senate seat. And my question is: So, if Saxby Chambliss doesn't win in Georgia, this gives them their magic number of 60.
MORRIS: Yeah. The Republican Party is dead at that point. It has no role at all to play because you won't have 60. You'll have 60 votes in the Senate for the Democrats. And I've been pushing very, very hard for a group called GOPTrust.com that is running $1 million of ads in Georgia to elect Chambliss and defeat the Democrat.
Now, in the last couple of days, some of the liberals have lashed back at me, claiming that somehow I'm getting paid by this group, but the fact is that all they've done is buy ads on my website, like they buy ads in The New York Times. And I'm no more in cahoots with them than The New York Times is.
And this has all been fully disclosed in their disclosure statements. But I won't be intimidated by those groups. It is crucially important that every American who cares about the free enterprise system go online as soon as this show is over and [co-host] Alan [Colmes] makes his announcement, and get online to GOPTrust.com and give Chambliss the money he needs to win. Your whole future depends on it.
COLMES: But are you fundraising for Chambliss by doing that?
MORRIS: Yes, darned right I am, and give to Chambliss, too. When the whole future of the country is at stake on this, darned right I'm fundraising for him.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. — August 9, 2011 — Industry experts will gather at the annual Known Good Die (KDG) conference to address the mounting challenges in semiconductor die product test, assembly, manufacturing and business. The conference— organized by MEPTEC and co-sponsored by SEMI— focuses on: "KGD in an Era of Multi-Die Packaging and 3D Integration." The event will be held on November 10, 2011 at the Biltmore Hotel in Santa Clara, California, and is co-located with another MEPTEC conference, "2.5D, 3D and Beyond: Bringing 3D Integration to the Packaging Mainstream," set for November 9.
"Mobile consumer products including tablets and smart phones are driving adoption of multi-function 3D, vertically stacked or multichip packages to meet demanding performance and form factor requirements," states Jonathan Davis, president of the Semiconductor Business Unit at SEMI. "The increasingly complex configurations and packages require high-quality known good die to ensure product functionality and cost performance. We are pleased to support MEPTEC in presenting this important event as the industry addresses the challenges of 3D integration."
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Prison Inmates Learn to Quilt
The men who are now making quilts say they've never touched a sewing machine before, but now they definitely have the time.
Inmate Henry Waller Jr. would've never thought he'd be sewing a quilt.
"I would have said no," says Waller. "I would have said something a little harsher that that, probably but no. And it's very few men that are quilting. But I've seen some magazines on quilting and there's a few men involved with it."
Then again, he'd never would have thought he'd be in prison. This time, Waller is incarcerated for a parole violation involving substance abuse. He'll be here until 2014.
Volunteer Connie Brantner is the woman who taught the inmates to sew.
"Working in the psychiatric field we had forensic clients that manipulated our patients and so I retired not really caring a whole lot about people in prison," says Brantner. "And these guys, there are some good guys here who have made some bad mistakes."
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Animal Collective
The Collective released their debut album, Spirit They're Gone, Spirit They've Vanished (originally titled Avey Tare and Panda Bear) in 2000 on the band's own Animal imprint. It was the first in a pair of captivating releases; the other was 2001's Danse Manatee (originally titled Avey Tare, Panda Bear and Geologist), which explored the fringes and intersecting boundaries of freak folk, noise rock, ambient drone, and twisting, melodic psychedelia. The live album Hollinndagain, which documented the band's debut tour alongside Black Dice, arrived in 2002, followed by 2003's Campfire Songs and Here Comes the Indian, the first albums to commit to the name Animal Collective and the first to feature all four members. The latter record was released on the group's newly minted Paw Tracks label.
As the Collective's popularity grew, so did their reach, resulting in a distribution deal with English independent label Fat Cat, which issued their first two albums as a package deal and paved the way for subsequent releases. The band returned in May 2004 with the triumphant Sung Tongs, a mysterious, fragilely melodic album that garnered positive press both at home and overseas, resulting in a series of successful international tours. The Prospect Hummer EP, which featured a collaboration with underground British folk legend Vashti Bunyan, arrived in early 2005, followed by the commercially and critically acclaimed full-length Feels later in the year. The band released the People EP in 2006, followed by the much heralded full-length Strawberry Jam in 2007, the band's first for Domino Records.
Merriweather Post Pavilion, the group's eighth and most accessible record to date, was released in 2009. It cracked the Top 20 in America and peaked at number 26 in the U.K., making Animal Collective the toast of the international blogosphere while also establishing their strength as a commercial force. Touring kept them busy for much of the year, but they did find some time to return to the studio and finish a short EP, Fall Be Kind, which appeared in November. In 2010, the group expanded its experimental sound into the visual realm with ODDSAC, a "visual album" that featured new material as the psychedelic soundtrack to a film starring the members of Animal Collective and directed by Danny Perez. Their next proper full-length, Centipede Hz, followed in 2012 along with an EP of remixes from the album entitled Monkey Been to Burntown in 2013. Side projects, DJ sets, and family occupied members until they reconvened in the spring of 2015 to work on new material. Eschewing reverb, ambience, and long developments, and calling it "our Ramones record" in a Rolling Stone interview, 2016's Painting With featured appearances by John Cale and saxophonist Colin Stetson. ~ James Christopher Monger
Selected Discography
Track List: Meeting Of The Waters
Track List: Painting With
Track List: Live At 9:30
Track List: Centipede Hz
Track List: Transverse Temporal Gyrus (Single)
Track List: Fall Be Kind - EP
Track List: Summertime Clothes
Track List: Merriweather Post Pavilion
Track List: Strawberry Jam
Track List: Peacebone
Track List: Hollinndagain
Track List: Feels (Deluxe Edition)
Track List: Feels
Track List: Prospect Hummer
Track List: Sung Tongs
Track List: Spirit They're Gone, Spirit They've Vanished
Track List: Here Comes The Indian
Track List: Campfire Songs
Track List: Danse Manatee
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posted at 4:16 pm on November 20, 2012 by Guy Benson
Let me stipulate right out of the gate that sports-related topics lie beyond Hot Air's wheelhouse..usually, at least. But hey, it's Thanksgiving week in America, and football is inextricably linked to the holiday — so how 'bout some pigskin talk? (How's that for a stretch?) As a Big Ten grad and a huge college sports fan, I'm fascinated by the latest earthquake in the ongoing conference realignment saga:
Rutgers is joining the Big Ten, leaving the Big East behind and cashing in on the school's investment in a football program that only 10 years ago seemed incapable of competing at the highest level…Rutgers has been competing in the Big East since 1991. But the league has been picked apart by conference realignment, and the Scarlet Knights were looking for a way out…The move follows Maryland's announcement Monday that it was joining the Big Ten in 2014.
Traditionalists are repelled by these developments, arguing that neither Maryland nor Rutgers fits the geographic profile of a power conference that has been historically rooted in the Midwest. Other critics lament that the shifting landscape of college athletics has been dominated by an " it's all about the money," mentality. Case in point: The Big Ten, which will soon boast at least 14 members, is clearly trying to make major inroads in two of the largest media markets in America, namely New York City (#1) and Washington, DC (#9). If you doubt that's a (or the) major consideration behind the expansion, read this story about News Corp — parent company of Fox, Fox News, and the Big Ten Network — acquiring a massive stake in the New York Yankees' YES Network, and connect the cable-subscriber-fee dots yourself. I have no problem with college sports being run as a lucrative business. That's simply a reality. At the same time, I value the ideal of the student athlete, and the concept of college sports as a competition among amateurs. Yes, I recognize that these lines are frequently blurred, and unethically so, in too many cases. From a purely selfish standpoint (setting aside the serious discussion and/or concern trolling about the demise of "pure" intercollegiate athletics), I have to admit that I'm excited that I'll be able to watch my team play here on the East Coast with greater regularity. The inevitable re-branding of Rutgers as New York City's college football team begs a crucial question: Have these "B1G" machinations caused iconic NYC resident Allahpundit to catch college football fevah?
A few exit questions™ for those in the gallery who care about these things: (1) Is college football inexorably headed to three our four so-called "super conferences"? (2) Should college athletes be compensated monetarily for their services, considering that they're crucial participants in a multi-billion dollar industry? (3) Where should conservatives fall on these sorts of questions? On one hand, conservatives tend to value tradition and loyalty. On the other, we're capitalists at heart. Feel free to discuss. And Go 'Cats.


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Welcome to the March 2013 Authentic Parenting Blog Carnival: Self-Expression and Conformity
This post was written for inclusion in the monthly Authentic Parenting Blog Carnival hosted by Authentic Parenting and Living Peacefully with Children. This month our participants have written about authenticity through self-expression. We hope you enjoy this month's posts and consider joining us next month when we share about Peaceful Parenting Applied.
My five-year-old is a shock to his grandmother's system.
He is a great kid — but not a compliant one.
I'm not sure why he pushes so many of her buttons, considering he's what most people would consider a "good" kid. Now, do I have problems with "good" being used to mean "easy"? Yes — yes, I do. And he was not "good" (read: easy and convenient) as a baby. But as a kid, he's a lot calmer, as well as charming, thoughtful, inventive, and sweet.
But my mom can't get over the fact that he's not obedient.
He's not even snotty about it, just matter of fact.
"Want to use your fork?" Nana will suggest at mealtime.
"No, that's ok," says Mikko as he continues to lift noodles to his mouth with his fingers.
"You have to wear your jacket — it might be cold."
"I'm not cold, Nana," he'll happily insist as he races out.
I was the exact opposite as a child. I leapt to please anyone in authority. I quailed before implied disappointment. My mom holds me up as an example of the best sort of child.
My niece, Mikko's cousin and my mom's only other grandchild, is of a similar obedient disposition. She tells my parents whatever they want to hear, and they eat it up. I think she's something special, too, and a very sweet and winning little girl — I totally see myself in her — but that doesn't mean that I don't equally appreciate Mikko's predilection for independent thinking.
For one thing, I don't care if he eats with his fingers or feels warm enough not to want a jacket. He won't be eating with his fingers when he's fifteen, and right now, it makes life easier for him and for us — he's been a slow developer for motor skills, not to the point of worry, but to the point of adapting expectations. If it's easier for him to manage fingers than a fork at this point, fine. At least he's eating. He's five. He's getting better with utensils, so I know he'll master fork skills eventually, but it's not something you pick up from nagging.
If I'm feeling very certain that he'd do better with a jacket on, I'll list my reasons. Often, he'll end up agreeing. Sometimes he won't, and then he either goes without or, if I have room, I'll tuck it in the bag. We specifically found a hooded sweater with a zipper front that's not as bulky and restrictive as a jacket that he likes more. It's easy enough to toss in the diaper bag for just in case, and usually he won't ask for it. My mom would rather not think the possibilities through and come up with compromises or list her reasons for wanting compliance — she thinks just stating her will should be enough.
We've been working on giving Mikko language and support to deal with situations and people like this. Because, despite his good nature, or I guess because of it, he does eventually get upset when someone in authority repeatedly shows her disappointment in him. When my mom spends several minutes and every meal occasion murmuring and making little jabs about his refusal to use utensils, Mikko will calmly meet the first half dozen suggestions with even-handed and polite "no"s. But at some point, he'll turn and look at Sam and me with bewilderment and hurt in his eyes, wondering why on earth his nana's persisting in beating a dead horse.
Shannon at Pineapples & Artichokes has had her own hilarious (to me, and I think to her) run-ins with Mikko's attitude. He was eating over and she pointed out that her daughter had brought her dishes to the sink and asked if he wanted to bring his into the kitchen as well. "No, thank you," he calmly replied. (Maybe we all just need to stop framing things to him as requests, hey?)
She's helped me come up with ideas of what to say when a situation arises like that with my mom. For instance, I can say to Mikko at my mom's table, "It sounds like it's very important to Nana that you use your fork." Then she's feeling heard, and Mikko understands that in this instance, using a fork might be the easiest road after all. But there's also the implicit understanding that I don't care if he uses a fork, and I can make it explicit by saying so and yet repeating that Nana would appreciate it.
I think when it comes down to conformity vs. self-expression, there are always these balances to keep in play. I still believe my children need guidance and modeling, but I'm much more willing than some other parents (and grandparents) to let the littler things go. I want my children to know that they have a voice, and that I respect their preferences even as I work to find acceptable compromises within the rules and expectations of whatever new milieu we're in, like using a fork around Nana.
Above all else, I want to continue showing my acceptance of my "disobedient" child, so that he knows a noncompliant child is still an awesome one.
Visit Living Peacefully with Children and Authentic Parenting to find out how you can participate in next month's Authentic Parenting Blog Carnival!
Please take time to read the submissions by the other carnival participants:
(This list will be live and updated by afternoon March 29 with all the carnival links.)
- No Tattoos! (yet) - Jana Falls at Jananas is okay with tattoos. You just have to wait until you're 18.
- The Chains of Conformity -Destany at They are All of Me writes about teaching her children to be true to their own authenticity and... screw conformity, it's for sheep.
- Supporting Self-Expression in Children - At Living Peacefully with Children, Mandy encourages her children to be themselves and express themselves accordingly.
- Encouraging Good Examples -Amy W. at Me, Mothering, and Making it All Work encourages her spirited preschooler to choose good examples to copy in order to discourage inappropriate learned behaviors.
- Supporting Your Child's Self Expression - Jennifer at Hybrid Rasta Mama discusses how she support's her daughter's desire to be herself despite objections from Rasta Daddy.
- Can a "good" child be noncompliant? - Lauren at Hobo Mama has a sweet-natured child who is anything but obedient. She likes him just fine, but his grandmother's not sure what to make of him.
- In Crowd or Outcast, March to Your Own Beat - Jorje of Momma Jorje compares some of the odd fashions of her own youth to some of the crazy stuff kids, and her teen in particular, are doing these days.
- Their bodies are their own - At Authentic Parenting, Laura questions society's claims on children.


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|rick 427
|And before you put that servo in,be sure that the check ball in the back of that servo bore freely moves up and down in its cage.
|rick 427
|NO..to clear things up,the completely flat,smooth, machined all the way across the surface side FACES YOU after its put in the drum.That way,if you had a few thin steels,you could start the stack up with a clutch on top of it, instead of a steel,and get an extra clutch in the set-up.If not,then proceed with your stack up as removed,starting with your steel on top of your allready installed smooth side up pressure plate.....and yes,follow the instructions carefully,and do the servo mod. If it shifts harder than you like,it will be because of the corvette servo you are using,not the mod you did to it.That mod,as well as the rest of that kit,focuses more in proper shift timing[cleaner shifts],not hard shifts..
|ok thanks on the pr valve and to clear things up the completely smooth side faces the 5 leg plate? I should have started a thread for the rebuild lol. Another question the rebuild kit came with a corvette servo and I took the snap ring steel cover and spring out of my old servo to put in the corvette servo but my transgo says to discard snap ring and cushion spring and install shims and by doing this would the shift be too hard. Should I do the shims or the spring?
|rick 427
|OK...pics are such a help...on that pressure plate,I allways install that with the [thin]step side down against the retainer,so forget my earlier post [really sorry for the confusion].I like the total clutch clearance to be in the .035-.045 range after the air check without those springs in there. And yes,grind that portion of the valve away.It eliminates a possible ''PR buzz when cold'' condition.Like transgo says,it's not picky.A bench grinder works fine to do it.
heres a pic of my valve and instructions.
heres the 5 leg plate and pressure plate with stepped side facing up. [IMG][/IMG]
and the smooth side up and you can tell it has markings on the wide section that look to match the 5 leg plate so I think I have found my answer lol I feel dumb. [IMG][/IMG]
but heres another pic with the stepped side with markings and the first old steel
Also if yall can help me clear something up on my transgo reprogramming kit. I have installed the hi rev spring kit in the input drum and changed all the springs and I left out the old helper springs would that affect and clearance or should it be the same as it was still have the factory amount of clutches and steels. Also the 1st step on the reprogramming kit says to grind one of the lands flush all the way around on the PR Valve. Question is what does this do and should I do it and does it make since also installing .500 boost valve. Can post pic for the PR valve if needed. Thanks
|Yeah I have the 5 leg plate and then the thick plate after the thick its the the first steel. Ill go pull it apart real quick and post a pic. And thanks for helping.
|rick 427
|Pics sure do help,Crosley...I am assuming he has the 5 legged retainer thats in pic #1...but i'm not sure what style pressure plate he has on top of that.Thanks for jumping in.
91chevyss ; lets get visual, it helps me. Which do YOU have?
Plate for 700r4 :
this will have a thicker plate on top. Spacer plate sometimes ''stepped''... one side is raised , other side is depressed since the plate is ''stamped'' that way
4L60E plate (modifed by me):
This plate, look close: is machined on top flat side. I machine these down to increase area for more frictions & steels. Normally this plate is flat on top. You set friction directly against this plate, no spacer needed like the thin plate in other photo.
|rick 427
|If it is the style of pressure plate where the inside raised flat portion of that pressure plate is flat and is the width of the clutch or steel,then the raised side indeed faces you.
|I can disassemble the 3-4 pack and take a pic to be sure since its still out of the trans. But its the pressure plate between the 5 leg plate in which the legs face down and the first steel. And the pressure plate is completely smoothed on one side and stepped all around toward the center on the other side. do you know why its like that and I read somewhere that some are stepped on both sides.
|rick 427
|The side of that plate where the lugs are flat/smooth along with the rest of the surface:i.e. completely machined evenly thru the entire surface,faces you when installing....the other side,which is a thin machined ring,and the lugs are not machined,faces down. Thats the piece you are referring to,correct?
|an update when I pulled everything out to replace check ball in the input drum and as I was reassembling everything I took a look at the old steel that was above the lower pressure plate and it had the same wear marks as the stepped sided of the plate so does the stepped side need to face or does it matter. I figured the stepped side needs to face me since the marks matched up to an old steel.
|totally forgot about my transgo shift kit it said to leave those springs out. now I have to pull everything out of the input drum that I put in and i had it completely assembled lol. I have to get rid of the check ball in the drum also.
|rick 427
|As you can see,those are strong, stout springs with very little travel in them before the coils are completely closed..On an initial build,where the clutch clearances are nice and proper,i'm sure there is no difference if they are there or not in reguards to shift feel.But in the long run,when the clutches start wearing and the clearances open up a bit...due to their design,I just feel that those springs do more harm than good by being there.I could get into more detail,but this thread would turn into bathroom reading material.I have never had any issues by leaving those springs out, and I feel its an improvement by not putting them back in,as far as long term shift quality goes.But this is just my opinion,and they will continue to be future land fill to me.
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Hey, need a hand for a buddy. He's making a Boba suit for a surprise that's coming up. Guess his supplier (yeah, he didn't talk to me first8) , I'd have told him about TDH. we met on a superhero board) yanked his chain and botched his order w/ crappola stuff. (there's been a thread about them going around...)
Anyhow, he's in dire straits and needs just the backplate and codpiece.
He's spent alot of late, late nights trying to make everything himself, and he's at his wit's end...
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I'm trying to install my visor in my Asok CC bucket, but I'm running into a snag: the visor won't sit flush in the helmet. I don't exactly expect it to fit perfectly. But, it appears after I cut out the space for the t-visor, the mandibles/cheek area warped out a bit. Not much, but enough that I can't really get the visor to sit right. Is there any way to bend those sections inward a bit to help seat the visor? I was thinking of trying to use a heat gun to bend the mandibles/cheeks in a bit, but didn't know how that would affect the resin/cold cast on the helmet. I was trying to use chicago screws to install the visor, but I'm beginning to think I might have to epoxy it in all the way around.
I'll post some pics when I get home from work to help demonstrate what I'm talking about. Thanks in advance for any advice!


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Once upon a time there was a bright young man who was filled with moral outrage at the use of torture since he had been subjected to an incredibly difficult time while in a Vietnam prison. Once upon a time John McCain stood against the crowd and was willing to endure unpopularity if he believed in his ideas. In response to requests that Congress end the "don't ask, don't tell" policy which punishes brave young Americans, the Arizona senator urged the military to conduct a survey as to what soldiers thought about ending discrimination against gays. I assume, Senator McCain believes the government should have conducted a survey of southern white beliefs on segregation during the fight over civil rights.
There is no need for surveys, there is no need for further debate. The rights of our fighting men and women are being abused because some members of the military are gays and lesbians. They may be gay or lesbian, but more importantly, they are members of the military and are risking their lives in defense of this nation. The least this nation can do in return is to fight for their rights to individual freedom of choice in sexual matters.


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"It was touching to see the student response to this event," said Felicia Thomas, event coordinator and director of Recruitment and Enrollment. "Everyone really pulled together and put forth 100 percent effort on this project. I am so grateful for the dedication and hard work demonstrated in this effort. I would also like to thank Melvadean 'Mebby' Pearson and the Friends of Belle Isle for making this project possible."
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by lpgrl26, Apr 27, 2009.
I'd go for that.
I don't think pole dancers should be named Ernie.
I don't like this one because it doesn't give DET someone who can go and get their own shot and in turn get some easy shots for someone else. This is problem numero uno to me and it far surpasses the need for better bigs.
I agree. For what Turkeyglue brings, someone ELSE can be had for much cheaper anyway. ...and isn't THAT the Piston mantra?
Watching Turk palm the ball outside the 3pt line instead of Tay would be an interesting change, don't you think? After watching this season, I'd rather have Hedo attempting the game winning/tying 3 pointer than Sheed or Fabio.
I would look forward to Lee calling him the Turk in his Leecaps though.
Sheed was neverf personally quoted, but the news is running with this like he has been. Even Still...Thanks For the The Trophy and the good years!!!
I guess we will have one false Sheed story per week until he either retires or signs with a team.
Its going to be harder than you think to find another Center/PF who can replace his 40% shooting and to piss off the refs so we don't get any calls. Now you can find a lot of guys who will lay down in the playoffs but all the other stuff will be hard to replace.
Good point Spurs? Sheed at the 4 and Howard at the 5 IMO, but i agree.
I've heard the Spurs rumor before. His 3 point shooting would really compliment Duncan's interior post play well.
Yes but that was a while ago. I think Walter Herman has a better chance of getting picked up now.
If Sheed is smart, and he has always been smart. I would pick (beg) for Dallas.
Yeah. San Antonio, ...Cleveland, ...Orlando, ...Boston, ...Dallas, ...The Lakers. Heck, George Karl is a Tarheel.
We do need soeme new blood. It will be easy to replace sheeds body and attitude. His potential will be more difficult.
Well, we could trade for a "1st Round Fence" like McGrady.
Can't say that anymore though. I don't think he has played at all though. I am not totally blaming Sheed for everything. Over the past 3 ECF's Prince was always tired and either Rip or CB ( one or the other ) was always hurt. Thats why I am skeptical about the Nuggets. Kind of waiting for that groin pull or ankle sprain or whatever to happen.
IMO, won't happen. Look at CB's minutes.
According to NBA.com stats, CB played 35.3 MPG this year with Denver. With us he played: 2006: 36.1 2007: 36.2 2008: 32.3 So he's up from last year, but pretty much in-line with his career averages. In the playoffs though, he's at about 36.3 MPG so far, whereas in past years his minutes ramped up to about 40 MPG in the playoffs. GK must be keeping a more consistent rotation with the reg. season. It looked to me like CB came into camp this year in better shape than last year, so that might help him prevent late season injuries. I think a lot of luck goes into the injury thing as well. His injury last year was kind of fluky, where he got his foot tangled with Jameer's and just overextended. The only way to prevent something like that is to increase flexibility so it does not hurt you as bad. Who knows; maybe he worked on that in the off-season as well. Hopefully he stays healthy for Denver's run this year.
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Posted by Glenn O'Donnell on the Infrastructure & Operations Professionals Blog on December 20, 2013
Late December is always a good time to reflect on the year gone by and think about the people that made the year special. Among the people who are special to analysts are the many people we work with in the vendor community. The key contacts we have with the vendors are in the field of Analyst Relations. It must be a tough job, since they probably find themselves in a constant game of tug-and-war between the analysts and their employers – they being the rope that's getting pulled, of course. It is often a thankless job, so I want to say, "Thank you!" to them all!
For the past few years, I thought it would be a nice gesture to award a semi-formal recognition to the Analyst Relations professional of the past year. There is no trophy, plaque, or certificate, just my personal gesture of appreciation.
For the subset of AR pros I encounter, one name has appeared repeatedly on the winner's list – Liz Kingof CA. In fact, she has won 3 of the four awards so far. Liz is amazing! She embodies all the qualities of greatness in this field! Another stellar professional won it in 2011, Linda Sanders of HP. This year, we have another name making this venerable list, but I have to also give special kudos to Liz, who was once again incredible in 2013.


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I received the query below from Peter Gleed Saunders –
Hi Linda, I received help from David Milner almost two years ago on my ggg-grandfather William Gleed, he had fought at Waterloo and David was kind enough to send me the information to help round out my family tree. Is there a web sight that could help me find his life after the military, I know that he joined the Metro Police when they first started and he died in Greenwich about 1838, but I don't know were he and his wife Sarah are buried. Take care, Peter
Hi Peter,
The first place I looked for William Gleed was on the Old Bailey Online website, this site gives details of trials and is indexed not just by the names of those accused, but also police officers as well. There are 9 entries for the name William Gleed. Although some of the entries don't support him dying in 1838 so there must be more than one William Gleed if your man did die in 1838.
I checked DeceasedOnline one of my favourite sites for London burials, they have lots of entries for burials in Greenwich cemeteries, but no luck there. This led me onto Ancestry.co.uk where I found a William Gleed buried in the churchyard of St Alphege, Greenwich in 1838, his abode is given as a Hospital Ship. His age is given as 49 years. To confuse things there is another William Gleed this time aged 37 years and dying in 1837 again from the Hospital Ship.
Do you have a death certificate for your William and Sarah? Or any other clues?
You may have already checked out the Met Police History website which gives useful information on the history of the force.
Hope this helps, let me know if you have any more clues.


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New movie wrap on Mornings
10/07/2012 , 4:45 PM by Meri Fatin
This week's film segment was a wrap of what's currently in cinemas. Mark discussed the new mark Wahlberg movie Ted which is breaking box office expectations – it was a movie we found hard to get a grab from , there are so many expletives in it, but if you like fart jokes, this is a movie for you.
We also heard about "the Amazing Spiderman" and the new film from Aussie director Peter Templeman, "Not Suitable for Children" – in which a young "man about town" faces testicular cancer and has three weeks left of fertility.
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