text:
TRENTON, N.J. — The winners' bracket game between Canisius and Rider has been suspended after the fourth inning, with the score tied at 5-5. The teams will resume the game at 2 p.m. on Saturday.
The winner of the game will advance to the championship round, which is now scheduled for a first pitch of noon on Sunday. The loser of the game will have to play No. 4 seed Siena in an elimination game on Saturday at 6 p.m.
Canisius jumped out to a 4-0 lead, taking advantage of three two-out walks from Rider starter Kurt Sowa. Sophomore Jesse Puscheck then hit an 0-2 changeup over the right-field fence for a grand slam. The Broncs came back with a two-out, two-RBI single from Nick Crescenzo in the bottom of the inning to cut the Canisius lead in half.
Canisius got one run back in the top of the fourth on a sacrifice fly from junior Ryan Coppinger. Rider would load the bases with nobody out in the bottom of the inning, using an RBI single fro James Locklear, hit by pitch to Ian Lindsay to force home a run, and an RBI single from Adam Wayman to tie the game at 5-5.
The rain intensified in the fourth inning and the tarp was brought onto the field at 11:30 p.m. The game was officially suspended just after midnight. The game started at 9:47 p.m. after the first game of the day had a rain delay of three hours.


text:
Hi All,
I just ran across this site, and I'm totally stoked to read through it!
Here's my question: My dad recently gave me a RNT Redneck original acrylic call (single reed). I was wondering if anyone knows what it's specialties are (ie, long, close, easy, hard, etc). I've never really learned how to call, and I'm wondering if this is a good call for me to learn on.
Also, I just ordered a set of RNT calling cd's to help me out on this. I was wondering if that was a good move, or if I should send those back and get something else to learn from.
Thanks for any input!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
a place for zinesters - writers and readers
In general calls for submission and announcements are to be posted on your blog and the forum is for questions and discussions. However, since people seem to think the forum gets more attention, let's use this thread - and this thread only - for any submissions wanted post. Feel free to aslo post on your blog. Thanks!
Views: 9902
Also note that I do a blog specifically for submission calls at http://compilationstation.wordpress.com.
You can also email any call to email@example.com and it will be posted on that blog.
Get Fit For the Pit is a zine dedicated to fitness and nutrition with much focus on those of us who have come from a punk/activist background (or any background where sports and healthy choices were somewhat jeered). I have noticed that our subculture puts a lot of emphasis on touring, traveling, going to shows, running on little sleep, etc. These things do not always add up to a healthy lifestyle, especially as some of us are getting older.
I wanted to put a zine out about taking back our fitness and health.
Issue #2 is going to be all about nutrition. Some ideas to get you going…
This is not just about being vegan or vegetarian. (I am actually neither, but respect both diets.) I am looking for essays or information regarding what has worked for you in your nutrition habits. Have you made a change that has made a huge difference for you, perhaps even eliminating symptoms of an illness you may have?
You have the option of emailing me your essay for me to lay out or you can do a half-size layout yourself and mail it in. Please keep essays to roughly 1000 words. I am also looking for cover art, so please get in touch if you are interested! As of now, the deadline for the nutrition issue will be December 31, 2011.
Email any submissions or questions: firstname.lastname@example.com
Mail to: Nicole Harris PO Box 35501 Richmond, VA 23235
Get Fit For the Pit #1 is out and available at the above address for $2 and 2 stamps or thru Click Clack Distro.
Please feel free to pass this information along!
What I'm looking for right now, for Once Upon A Distro are personal zines, particularly those by women, people of color, and GLBTQ folks. I'm not opposed to spoken word titles and crafts, but those will not be my priority.
Please feel free to mail your zine for submission (along with your contact info and wholesale guidelines) to:
Sarah Rose
201 W. Evergreen Ave #1012,
Philadelphia, PA 19118
or email with questions: firstname.lastname@example.com
I am looking for anyone who would like to contribute to the third issue of my zine Crime Unlimited Inc. Co. After the last issue, which was incredibly time producing to work on alone, I wanted to go back to my original vision of the zine and make it a collaborative effort.
The theme is, as the title implies, crime. This can be in the form of hardboiled detective stories, crime fiction, cartoons about crime/mischief/etc. Of course, anything from artwork to comics to articles to short stories would be greatly appreciated. This is actually my first all-digital zine work. If you could do it on computer or scan it, email it to me, that would be awesome. I'm looking to get it out within the next month or two. If interested, email me at firstname.lastname@example.com and we can talk. Thanks for looking.
Hey! Do you intentionally overhear great/weird conversations on the bus and at coffee shops?
I have idea for a zine that's in early planning stages and it's tentatively titled "Overheard: Stories from Compulsive Eavesdroppers"
I'm looking for stories/transcripts/comics about real conversations that you've overheard. People talk about crazy shit (especially out of context) so don't pretend you don't have anything to write about for this!
Once again, this is in early planning stages. I don't have a distro lined up or anything. I have access to free printing as long as I don't abuse it too much so it should be a cheap zine if it comes together ($1 for a quarter page booklet seems reasonable to me).
Email submissions to: email@example.com
I have a zine shop in Nottingham and I am currently on the lookout for zines about music and gigs. If you make a zine about any kind of music, please get in touch!
Here is my blog: Caribou
Hi there,
Here's a Call for Submissions for Lost in the City Zine, a comp zine for and by urban aliens and lost souls.
A little more info and submission guidelines can be found here (excuse the minimalist/under-construction-y looks):
Participate and spread the word! <3
A call for submissions for a poetry compilation by the name of PenToPaperToCopier.
Send in your original poetry to firstname.lastname@example.com or to my home address which will be posted below.
I'll accept any poetry on any subject by anybody.
I want to get this out by Feb.
Well, you know what to do....
Joey Lanzone
76 S. Main Street
Pittsford, NY 14534
Issue 2 will be finished and available for the Chicago Zine Fest in March.
i want yr sex stories! the steamy, the saucy, the raunchy, the nasty.
i also want the sad, the messy, the ones to laugh off, the ones you want to forget...
basically, i want it all.
any gender, combination, solo, couples, orgies- there is no discrimination to the stories in this zine.
issue two is aiming to be twice as big as the first!
feel free to submit multiple stories!
send submissions to: firstname.lastname@example.com
xo-miss nico.
Queerios: A Radical Coloring Book
This will be the kind of activity book I never got (but always wanted) in my early teens. I'd like to put together a coloring and activity book highlighting people who were groundbreaking to you, personally. Harvey Milk and Oscar Wilde will always have a place carved out for them. This is about exploring people who did more than admit their same-sex attraction to the rest of the world. How about what Leslie Feinburg and Kate Borenstein did for trans visability and challenging gender norms? Or how James baldwin and Audre Lorde made queer people challenge racism within the GLBT community.
Priority will be given to activities like dot-to-dots, paper dolls, and word searches, but coloring pages with biographies are great as well. The deadline for this is March 1st so I can have it put together by mid-to-late march, and out in the world by April.
Please send pdfs of high resolution jpegs to firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Size: Approximately 128 sq ft.
Location: Deck 13
Cabin Category: I1
Amenities: Two lower beds that convert to a queen bed two pull-down beds to accommodate two more open living space with a unique bathroom were everything is separate (shower vanity sink and water closet) a flat-screen TV telephone and safe.
Please Note: Smoking is prohibited in all staterooms and suites. Smoking is allowed outside on balconies but cigar and pipe smoking is prohibited in all suites and outside on all balconies.
Deck 13 features staterooms in categories:


text:
Jump to:Page Content
Home > News & Events > Events Calendar > The US and International Law: Challenges for the Obama Administration's Second Term
John B. Bellinger III, currently Partner at Arnold & Porter LLP and former Legal Adviser to the Secretary of State (2005-2009) and the National Security Council (2001 - 2005) will discuss the challenges of international law faced by a second Obama administration, including the legality of drone use.
As the State Department Legal Adviser-a Senate-confirmed position and the most senior international lawyer in the U.S. Government-Mr. Bellinger directed more than 170 lawyers on domestic and international law matters affecting U.S. foreign relations. Before joining the State Department, Mr. Bellinger managed Secretary Rice's confirmation process and co-directed her State Department transition team. In 2009, Mr. Bellinger received the Secretary of State's Distinguished Service Award.
Mr. Bellinger has argued cases before the International Court of Justice (Mexico v. United States-(Medellin)) and the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal in The Hague. He has appeared on numerous briefs in U.S. federal courts, including the Supreme Court, in litigation involving international law issues.
As Legal Adviser to the NSC, Mr. Bellinger advised the President, Cabinet officials, the National Security Adviser, and NSC staff on a wide variety of national security and international law issues. He was present in the White House during the 9/11 attacks and later represented the White House in dealings with the 9/11Commission; he was one of the principal drafters of the legislation that created the Director of National Intelligence.
Prior to his service in the Bush Administration, Mr. Bellinger served as Counsel for National Security Matters in the Criminal Division at the U.S. Department of Justice (1997-2001); Of Counsel to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (1996); General Counsel of the Commission on the Roles and Capabilities of the U.S. Intelligence Community (1995-1996); and Special Assistant to Director of Central Intelligence William Webster (1988-1991).


text:
by F5
Apr 08, 2014
Download Bolstered by favorable economics, today's global botnets are using distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks to target firewalls, web services, and applications, often simultaneously. This DDoS threat spectrum includes conventional network attacks, HTTP and SSL floods, and an emerging wave of low-bandwidth threats, plus the new threat vectors likely to target emerging service platforms. As new technological frontiers open, expect to see more distributed, low-bandwidth DDoS attacks. Read this whitepaper to learn more about how the DDoS threat spectrum will continue to evolve as attackers bend those new technologies to the political and commercial conflicts that will always be a part of the human condition.


text:
|Topic Review (Newest First)
The dog was returned to the kennel. They are well aware of all the great things nad the bad stuff of the past few days. The dog going to a GS specific rescue. I think they said in Geagua, Ohio.
We are looking at spring or summer litters at a few breeders.
Thank you all for your help.
|I have to jump on the return/re-home band wagon also, before anything happens. Home with no kids or older children might be best.
My husbands nephew lost half his nose, lips and part of his face when bitten by a Dalmation at a friends house. He is healed now, but deathly afraid of dogs of any kind.
This was a family dog, but after the attack, found out he had growled and lunged at other kids, but the family ignored it. Once the dog chewed on the nephews face, they euthanized him. The family was going to rehome him without telling about the attack, but his mom found out and raised heck.
Dogs that have given a warning or possibly a "nip" around young kids needs to be returned immediately
I think for most of us the issue is the age and vulnerability of these children. It is a lot to ask but they know nothing about the skeletons in this dog's closet and the children are very young....If it were not for that, I would say "work through it" but one bite can cause a lot of damage and disfigurement to a young child and it can happen in a heartbeat.
Right now the dog has bitten no one and may be a good candidate in a home better equipped to evaluate and work through its issues. If it turns around and bites someone under stress, then its all over.
|Cara Fusinato
|Is there any possible way the dog just doesn't know who his people are yet? I mean, don't put the kids at risk in any way, but can there be a way to give him a little more time to understand THIS is his new home, he is safe and protected, and THESE are his people? We ask an awful lot of a rescue with losing a home, being in a shelter setting, going with strangers, changing all rules & food from former habits and routines, and then we instantly expect them them to know and love all members of a family and all their friends that troop in to see the new dog. It's a lot fast. Again, do not in any way risk the kids, but perhaps using crates, gates, leashes, the dog could be given some time to understand the household before being judged? For emphasis, AGAIN I am saying do not put the children within reach until it is clear the dog understands and accepts them or the dog is placed in another life situation. I'm just wondering how confused the dog might be. I have had rescues bark at me/husband and one even bite me the day of arrival never to happen again to me or anyone else.
|Oisin's Aoire
Originally Posted by wyominggrandma View Post
Those probably were the owners that dumped him and most likely because he either threatened or bit their kids. Of course they will not say that because the pound would most likely euthanize him.
Take him back and keep looking. This dog is already showing wanting to growl, snarl and jump threatening at your kids, possibly even biting your daughter.. Don't want your next post to be one of "my dog attacked my child."
I agree with Grandma's assessment.
I want to compliment you on being willing to spend money and effort and emotions on saving a dog. I did that with a train wreck rescue , but kid aggression was not one of her issues. My kids are 3 , 5 , and 7..I would not risk it personally. As you know it is impossible to always keep an eye on multiple kids and a dog . I don't like the sound of raised hackles and lunges. It sounds too scary to me. You may work with a trainer , and the behavior can suddenly rear its a head down the line.
Sorry , I know how you feel about your rescue , but for me instant unprovoked kid aggression out of a new adult addition to the household would have me returning him immediately.
|What do the kids think? If they are in ANY way afraid or nervous of the dog, I would return him now. No harsh feelings, you did a good thing giving a rescue dog a chance but there's just no way to predict what they've been exposed to or how they will react in a new situation. Chances are he might be a fine dog that will be OK eventually but young kids make poor guinea pigs when it comes to behavioral modification, too much at stake here.
|I am sorry for the dog. Perhaps he would be fine in an adult only home - but that is not your home. Personally, I do like the two week shut down. In your case, however, I believe the risk is too great. Kids always come first. Hopefully, the rescue can pull him, find a foster without kids and adopt him into a home without kids.
Follow your gut. The dog needs rehab, he is not ready.
Sent from Petguide.com Free App
Those probably were the owners that dumped him and most likely because he either threatened or bit their kids. Of course they will not say that because the pound would most likely euthanize him.
Take him back and keep looking. This dog is already showing wanting to growl, snarl and jump threatening at your kids, possibly even biting your daughter.. Don't want your next post to be one of "my dog attacked my child."
|This thread has more than 10 replies. Click here to review the whole thread.
|Posting Rules
You may post new threads
You may post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts
BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off


text:
ok. first question is how the hell do i install mediastream skin on XBMC? second, and if anyone knows this it would be great...can I run XBMC on my WD Live Plus? Is that what the "LIVE" download is?
I could really use some help here.
i'm new...and confused
Junior Member
Posts: 21
Joined: Sep 2011
Reputation: 0
2011-09-15 03:16 Post: #1
|find quote
Senior Member
Posts: 102
Joined: Aug 2009
Reputation: 1
Location: Yeovil, Somerset
2011-09-16 01:05 Post: #2
settings>appearance>skin click on skin chooser, then "get more".
|find quote
Junior Member
Posts: 21
Joined: Sep 2011
Reputation: 0
2011-09-16 02:24 Post: #3
thank you. gotcha.
next question.....not all of my movies are getting the cover art and info...i keep re updating and they get more but not all of them. is this common?
|find quote
Posts: 70
Joined: Jan 2011
Reputation: 0
Location: Bealeton, VA
2011-09-16 16:11 Post: #4
Pure-Evil Wrote:thank you. gotcha.
|find quote
Senior Member
Posts: 290
Joined: Dec 2010
Reputation: 20
2011-09-16 17:37 Post: #5
Never gonna be XBMC on WD TV Live Plus.
Only Win, Linux, Mac or AppleTV1&2 or XBOX 1.
Best thing to do with you movies is this:
Each movie have its own folder, inside the folder only have the movie and a optional sub file. Delete any other file inc *.nfo, *.tbn*.jpg
If you have a CD1 and CD2 folder cut and paste the main movies into just 1 folder.
My Movies folder (has all your movies in 1 folder)
-->DUMBO folder (inside the My movies folder)
root of Dumbo folder-->Dumbo1.avi, Dumbo2.avi, Dumbo.srt etc
No folders inside folders except for you master movie folder and a folder for each movie.
Then make sure you have 'set the content' of the master Movie folder(s) to either MovieDB or IMDB and set them up right. tick 'scan recursively' and untick 'this folder contains a single video' and tick 'automatically update folder at strtup'
Finally turn on update library at startup in settings-->video
exit xbmc and restart and you should get everything you want (it will take time)
Once it has completed and you are happy go to settings-->video and choose export library so you dont have to keep redownloading your collection if you lost it.
|find quote
Junior Member
Posts: 21
Joined: Sep 2011
Reputation: 0
2011-09-23 20:29 Post: #6
I got it! It took a lot of time to get every video file into each root directory for each movie, but I finally got it all working and man..what a GREAT Media Server!!!
I have been looking for this type of server forever!!! Thanks to everyone and OMG I can't believe this has been around as long as it has and I've never found it before!!! UGH!
|find quote
Junior Member
Posts: 17
Joined: Oct 2011
Reputation: 0
2011-10-28 20:46 Post: #7
PhilYHC Wrote:settings>appearance>skin click on skin chooser, then "get more".
I did this but the version listed is older then the newest release. I think the newest release is 1.75, is that correct? The version that installs when I select as you describe is version 1.2.1 called MediumStream Redux...I don't see any other MediumStreams available..am I missing how to instal a new skin?
|find quote


text:
A beloved classic, chili is perfect for a quick weeknight dinner, or casual group entertaining.
The best chili recipes are loaded with flavor and require nothing more than a slice of crusty bread as a side to sop up the hearty soup. Perfect for tailgating, easy Sunday suppers, and quick weeknight meals, these top-rated chili recipes are delicious and, as a bonus, make plenty so that you can portion out lunches for the week. Nothing warms the body and soul like a hearty bowl of chili. Read the recipe reviews and you'll see why these delicious chili recipes are must-make meals. Grab a spoon and enjoy a bowl tonight.Start Slideshow


text:
August 30, 2012
One of the matchdays no Arsenal fan ever seems to look forward to is the trip to Stoke. Our recent history explains why as does a quick glance at the Potters home record. They dropped only four games at home in 2011/12, which is pretty solid for any Premier League club. However, of those remaining 15 games, eight were draws and their home goal differential was plus-5.
Why am I digging up old statistics? It just goes to show that a goalless draw at the Britannia Stadium is far from rare. Still, we had a fair number of scoring chances. Lukas Podolski came close in the first half, as did Santi Cazorla. Olivier Giroud also just missed what would have been a truly remarkable debut goal. All this and Arsenal's defense kept the home side at bay virtually the entire game.
All we need now are goals. And Arsène Wenger is certain they will come. After the match he was asked what was missing up front for his team. "It is an understanding," he responded. "Because you have Cazorla, Podolski, Giroud... one month ago they didn't know each other. So that will come."
He later added, "I put it down to having new strikers and as well because we have played defensive teams who are very well organised - Sunderland and now Stoke." New strikers, he says, take a bit longer to settle in with a new team than other positions.
One of those strikers echoed that sentiment. "I am ambitious but everywhere I go I need a little adjustment time before I am completely integrated," said Giroud. But the Frenchman insists that it's not something that will take very long. "There are a lot of good players here at Arsenal. It is easy to play with them. We need a little more time to come together."
In fact, that was the common takeaway from the side. Thomas Vermaelen put things in perspective. "Coming to England is not easy and you have to adapt," he said. "That is especially true when your second game is away at Stoke." The captain also pointed out one very big positive: that two consecutive 0-0 draws also translates into two straight clean sheets.
Despite this well reasoned logic, many in media and on the web could only focus on the lack of goals. So with the end of the transfer window upon us, all eyes are fixed on reporters with many mobile phones and people talking out open car windows. A few loan moves have been sealed this week, as well as the sale of Henri Lansbury to Nottingham Forest. Will there be any more ins? The manager says he has a "clear idea" of what he wants to do and that he is still in the market for new players, but he insists that " We will only take players who have something special." And that is especially true for any potential signing in midfield.
The other big news was the Champions League draw that took place this morning. Arsenal landed in Group B against Schalke, Olympiacos and Montpellier. Certainly not an easy group, but most importantly, the travel is not too bad. No long flights to eastern Russia or Ukraine. The group stage commences on September 18th in Montpellier and closes on December 4th with a trip to Athens.
But before we get ahead of ourselves, there is the small matter of this weekend's trip to Anfield. Liverpool was pummeled at West Brom in the opener, and drew Man City at home after gifting them a late goal. But much like Arsenal, they are better than their record suggests. It's truly the start of a big, big month for Arsenal. Here's to a strong September.
Come on you Gunners!
- Kevin Mooney
August 23, 2012
After a summer of high profile football tournaments, the excitement of big transfer news, the bitter disappointment of other transfer news, plus the usual predictions, speculation and innuendo, the 2012/13 season is underway. And there was much rejoicing!
The game against Sunderland was decidedly mixed. The downside came from the scoreline: a 0-0 draw at home against a team most feel we should have been able to put away. But aside from that tiny detail, there was much more to be excited about than to fret over. Among them:
Santi Cazorla: our latest signing is good. Very good. Within 10 minutes of his Arsenal debut, he showed a willingness to shoot from distance and was downright magical in his passing and movement. Arsène Wenger says he could easily be "one of the buys of the season." He also took home man-of-the-match honors.
Gervinho: The Ivorian's is looking to improve on his first season at the Emirates, and so far so good. He shone during pre-season, and picked up where he left off, showing great skill on the ball and made some very incisive passes.
Abou Diaby: Before I say anything let's all knock on wood, turn around three times, throw salt over our shoulder and maybe even swing a dead cat over our heads at midnight in a cemetery. All set? He's looking like a very different player than we have seen over the past few seasons. He's looking much more like the player we have known he could always be if he could just stay fit.
Lukas Podolski and Olivier Giroud: Both players still need some fitness, but early signs look good. Poldi made his presence known several times in the first half, and Giroud looks to have a knack for getting in scoring position. Wenger has no doubt the German will thrive once he adapts and the Frenchman is very confident he will make a difference while insisting he is a very different player to... um... what was his name again?
Per Mertesacker: The very tall German played his first game for Arsenal since doing his ankle against the same Sunderland team on what appeared to be a green-colored lunar surface at the Stadium of Light last season. His positioning looked good and he did a fine job of cleaning up a couple of potential messes.
I could go on about the positives, but Arsène summed up the few negatives pretty succinctly in the post-match press conference. "Our basic fitness is alright but we lack sharpness and fluency at the moment to be dangerous in the final third. The few chances we had, we couldn't convert them." The Boss was also a bit disappointed that we dropped points considering how much of a possession advantage we had.
Immediately after the game, supporters were hit with some not-so-surprising news. Arsenal announced that Alex Song would be heading off to Barcelona. The 24-year-old midfielder made 204 appearances for Arsenal, and made huge strides over the years. Wenger said that he is looking to bring in one more midfielder before the transfer window closes - but not necessarily as a direct replacement for Songinho. Francis Coquelin has filled the holding role in the past and insists he is ready to step up to the starting XI.
Wenger also suggested that he could bring in another defender as well, which might be needed now that Kyle Bartley has moved on. Arsenal reached a deal to sell the former reserves captain to Swansea, leaving a potential opening at the back. Nineteen-year-old Spaniard Ignasi Miquel is still an option but a loan move for him is still possible.
If a new defender does arrive, he is sure to be pleased with the new coaching set-up at Arsenal. Players are raving about Steve Bould's defensive work in training. In the Matchday program Kieran Gibbs said, "Steve has obviously brought a defensive emphasis to the team, because he was a defender too, and he's bringing all his experience and knowledge of the game to us." That's exactly what fans and pundits alike were hoping for.
It also can't hurt that Arsenal's new captain is a central defender. I remember a conversation with former Arsenal fullback Bob McNab, in which I asked him which position a captain should ideally play. Without hesitating he said central defender. Thomas Vermaelen has expressed pride in getting the armband and we've seen the passion and leadership he shows on the pitch. This should be a very nice fit.
Looking ahead, on Sunday Arsenal visit our dear friends from Staffordshire. Hopefully we'll see what some of our new signings can do, but Tony Pulis' side is a beast unlike any other in the Premiership. Arsenal earned a draw against the Potters at the Britannia Stadium last season, which is not a bad result by any means.
Look for the home team to play a very defensive-minded game with attacks coming via the long ball or free-kicks and throw-ins toward Peter Crouch. The height of Mertesacker and Diaby could come in very handy. Meanwhile, Arsenal will likely need to go wide on the attack to break down Stoke's defense, so it could be very interesting to see how the Boss uses Cazorla and whether Giroud gets a chance to show off his aerial skills.
It's going to be a good one. Come on you Gunners!
- Kevin Mooney
August 16, 2012
Let's just get the obvious out of the way quickly. The Club announced yesterday that terms have been agreed with Manchester United for the transfer of Robin van Persie. He has left camp and traveled to Old Trafford for the customary medical so it's just a matter of time before that chapter is officially closed.
Right. Moving on.
Arsenal played their final warm-up to the new season on Sunday - a 4-0 win over German club FC Cologne. It was a homecoming -- and send off -- for Lukas Podolski who signed from the Billy Goats early this summer. And he put on a show. After Thomas Vermaelen put Arsenal up by one in the opening minutes, the German international put away a penalty and a rocket of a goal just before the break. He later would describe his second of the day as "the kind of goal Arsenal fans can expect from me."
I'll take that.
Gervinho added the fourth midway through the second half, closing the book on an impressive pre-season for the Ivorian. Add to the impressive scoreline, the game was an excellent showcase for the new players. Santi Cazorla's crisp and creative passing stood out in the first half, as well as the number of quality shots by Olivier Giroud. Needless to say, the expectations have ticked up.
Later in the week we heard quite a bit from the players regarding what they are expecting of themselves and what supporters can look forward to this season. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain says that he aims to excite the fans with what he can, but at the same time insists that the team performance comes first. The 19-year-old also reflected on the year he has spent at the Club, but with an eye toward the future. "It's been a brilliant start to my Arsenal career," he told Arsenal Player. "But it is only a tiny section of it and I hope to improve massively on what I have done to keep getting better and better if possible."
Sharing that sentiment was Laurent Koscielny. After making huge strides last season, the French defender is determined to get even better this season. "You know I like to be tactical and technical in my position, but I have worked hard to be fitter and stronger." He admits he has become a much more physical player since arriving in the Premier League, and that is definitely a big reason he has gone from playing in Ligue 2 to becoming one of the top defenders in Europe in just three years.
Giroud -- his former teammate at Tours -- is about to make that same jump. "He was a great player then," Koscielny said of his once-again teammate. "Now he is even more confident and scores a lot of goals. I know his qualities and he will give a lot for us. I know he has the physical quality to play in this league."
Even with the departure of Van Persie, Arsène Wenger belives that the addition of Cazorla, Giroud and Podolski make his squad noticeably stronger than last season.
Part of that strength stems from Arsène's new assistant manager Steve Bould. Likely new captain Thomas Vermaelen says the new No 2's meticulous coaching methods will be key to improvement this term. "He is very focused on details," the Belgian said. "A lot of players, because we are getting older, we know how to play. But he looks at details and the shape of your body and to be honest I am learning a lot from him."
And that's all you can really ask for.
Looking ahead, Arsenal kicks off the new season at home on Saturday against Sunderland. Martin O'Neill tuned the Black Cats around last season after taking over from Steve Bruce in December. Arsenal won both league games last season, but dropped the FA Cup tie at the Stadium Light. O'Neill's sides can never be called pushovers, but if Arsenal can avoid defensive errors and the offense continues with the form we showed against Cologne, the result should be a positive one.
Say it with me... Come on you Gunners!
- Kevin Mooney
August 9, 2012
Normally being taunted by three games in the span of a week, and then having to wait - almost international break style - for the next match would be excruciating. But not this time. No siree, Bob.
For a while now supporters have been watching the wires (and Arsenal.com) for final word on Santi Cazorla. Arsène Wenger reportedly tried to sign the Spanish international from Villarreal last summer but was "gazumped by a swoop" (how's that for transfer window speak?) from nouveau riche Malaga CF. But this week, he finally got his man.
The 27-year-old attacking midfielder could not contain his excitement in joining the Gunners. "One always dreams of playing for a big club and now I am going to have the chance to do so," Cazorla said. "Everyone has told me that I am going to see a difference from the clubs where I have played before and Arsenal."
Who was everyone, you ask? How about Robert Pires and Cesc Fabregas? "[Pires] told me it was a very good club and I was going to enjoy London, the city and the move," Cazorla recalled. "The same with Cesc Fabregas. He said this was a big club and that I was going to be very happy here, he said I would adapt easily. And I can feel that."
So that makes the third big player this summer to do all the poses in the new Arsenal kit. Just to recap, we have now signed a vastly experienced and high scoring German international in Lukas Podolski, last season's top scorer from Ligue 1 in Olivier Giroud and now a versatile playmaker and two-time Euro winner in Cazorla.
There is always a big concern with bringing in this kind of talent, namely how will they fit in with the rest of the squad? So far so good according to Mikel Arteta. The Spaniard raved about Cazorla's abilities, and even jumped in on his compatriot's photo shoot. But Arteta also noted how impressed he was at how well the other two signings are fitting in. "They are looking good in training and getting on really well with the other players. They're confident and making jokes." I'm still cracking up over Poldi's "German organization" comment during the trip to Nigeria.
As we welcome Cazorla, we also big a (temporary) farewell to Benik Afobe. The Englishman headed off to Bolton for a season-long loan this week, and he didn't take long to make an impact. In his second appearance with the Championship side, Afobe netted a hat-trick - as a second half substitute. Considering how well Arsenal players have done on loan under Owen Coyle in recent seasons, this could be a season to watch.
Staying on the topic of Arsenal's youngsters, Terry Burton's boys played twice in the last week. The first match was a disappointing 2-1 loss to Conference side Dartford. Three days later, they hammered Chesham United 6-2. Despite the very different results, Burton found good things to say about both games. Mainly it's about giving the players a chance to see what they can do and work out some of the early kinks.
Meanwhile, the first team is in Germany for a quick training camp ahead of Sunday's game against Podolski's former club FC Cologne. There is no definitive word on who will play, but a look at some of the photos from the training camp gives an idea of who could feature. All three of the new signings are there along with Arsenal's 17-year-old German wunderkind Serge Gnabry. The winger just signed his first professional contract and is looking to make the most of his "big chance" in Germany.
After that, it's less than one week until Sunderland and the start of the 2012/13 season. Excited yet?
Stay tuned Gunners!
- Kevin Mooney
August 1, 2012
Euro 2012 - check.
Markus Liebherr Cup - check.
Asia Tour - check.
The off-season is beginning to wind down and anticipation for the 2012/13 season is beginning to heat up. Arsenal returned from their summer tour to Malaysia, Beijing and Hong Kong on Monday - less than three weeks before the opening game against Sunderland.
All in all, you'd have to see the tour was pretty successful. Sure, we only won one game , but when you consider who was left behind, the odd mix of players on the pitch and the how many youngsters got a chance to play the image becomes a lot more positive.
The second game of the tour was the big one - Manchester City at the Bird's Nest in Beijing. The scoreline finished in Citeh's favor, but apart from three ugly minutes at the end of the first half, Arsenal was the dominant team on the pitch. Theo Walcott was lively in the first half and Chuks Aneke impressed as soon as he came on the pitch halfway through the second half. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain also showed his influence with a shot that came about as close as you can possibly get to scoring without actually crossing the line.
Arsène Wenger didn't dwell much on the two conceded goals. "Overall what is important for us is to see everybody play and give everybody competition," he said after the match. "We lasted 90 minutes at quite a good level." He also pointed out that Roberto Mancini's side played a very defense-oriented game, while Arsenal was more focused on offense and seeing what the player's were capable of.
One of the hot topics of this pre-season is the fitness of Abou Diaby. The Frenchman made it through the first half unscathed and really looks to have something to offer this season. If - of course - he can stay healthy. To that he said, "I know that when I am fit, I can be good on the pitch. My main target this season is to be fit and if I am then everything will be good for me."
And hopefully for Arsenal.
Almost immediately after the game, the team hopped on a plane and headed to Hong Kong. Over the years, Arsenal fans have become used to some rather light opposition during pre-season. Remember the 7-1 win against SC Columbia? How about the 10-2 drubbing of a Burgenland XI? So many might be thinking of these sorts of games when we lined up against Kitchee in Hong Kong. Turns out Kitchee won their domestic treble last year and have a pretty solid team. Solid enough that they took an early lead. Theo Walcott equalized halfway through the first half - assisted tremendously by Diaby - before Kitchee re-took the lead a few minutes later.
As expected, Wenger made a boat-load of substitutions in the second half. Among them was Gervinho who flew out of the gate and finished with a well-deserved man of the match award. His fantastic passing set up Thomas Eisfeld's 77th minute equalizer.
Again Wenger was less concerned with the result than he was with preparations for the season. Fitness, he implied was his chief concern. "We wanted to prepare physically and we got what we wanted because we have no injuries. We played a good game."
Still, he has his concerns. "I think defensively we looked fragile, especially in the first half," the Boss said after the Kitchee game. "Defensively we have a lot of work to do as a unit to do much better."
And now that the team is back home, that is a big part of their focus. Wojciech Szczesny pointed this out specifically. "Steve Bould has been doing some fantastic work with the defense. That seems to be working very well. It all makes me believe we'll be that little bit stronger."
When it comes down to out, that may be all we really need.
Looking ahead, the next scheduled game is a pre-season homecoming for Lukas Podolski when Arsenal travel to Cologne on August 12th. But word on the street is that the Club are looking for a closed-door friendly and a trip away from Olympics-mad London before then. As ever, stay tuned to Arsenal.com for the details as they emerge.
Rest up Gooners, the season is about to get going!
- Kevin Mooney
Previous entries:
» July 2012
» May/June 2012
» April 2012
» March 2012
» February 2012
» January 2012
» December 2011
» November 2011
» October 2011
» September 2011
» August 2011
» July 2011
» May 2011
» April 2011
» March 2011
» February 2011
» January 2011
» December 2010
» November 2010
» October 2010
» September 2010
» August 2010
» July 2010
» June 2010
» May 2010
» April 2010
» March 2010
» February 2010
» January 2010
» December 2009
» November 2009
» October 2009
» September 2009
» August 2009


text:
water filters
a cost effective and practical solution for your family's filtered water needs.
F2-WHITE Instapure Essentials Faucet Filter System - WhiteAvailable In Chrome
Meets the needs of most consumers that wish to reduce chlorine and improve the taste & odor of their water supply.
F5-WHITE Instapure Complete Faucet Filter System - WhiteAvailable In Chrome
Provides enhanced filtration capabilities beyond the F2 by including removal of 99.99% of microbial cysts and reduction of 99% of lead.
F8-WHITE Instapure Ultra Faucet Filter System - WhiteAvailable In Chrome
Maximum filtration with a minimum size, providing reduction of more than 50 contaminants found in tap water.
About Instapure® filters
Instapure is the original tap water/ faucet water filter invented by Waterpik in 1975. Since the beginning, Instapure has been the industry leader in water filtration products for the home, as a result, Instapure has developed a broad range of faucet water filtration systems designed to meet all of your home water filtrations needs.
Above you'll find dozens of genuine OE Instapure faucet water filters, whether you're looking to reduce chlorine and improve the taste of your tap water or for an advanced faucet water filter to remove up to 50 water contaminants. For more water filters that can attach to your faucets, check out our huge selection of faucet water filters.


text:
Message Board
Penny Vincenzi Message Board
Talk about the novels, new and used books that Vincenzi has written!
Author Vincenzi's Book Reviews
No Angel
Overlook, Oct 2003, 26.95, 640 pp. ISBN: 1585674818 In the decade before WW I, aristocrat Celia meets Oliver Lytton, member of a giant publishing family. Though her family objects that his status is beneath her, Celia comprehends the changing early twentieth century world; she maneuvers her weak beau into marriage. When he goes off for war, she takes over the family business taking her sister-in-law as her only ally to the top with her. Celi...
Sheer Abandon
Three young girls - Martha, Clio & Jocasta - meet up at an airport's departure lounge, en route to a backpacking vacation which would take them to Australia, New Zealand, Thailand,and the Himalayas. They become friends and when they separate promise to get in touch with each other when they return to England. Sixteen years go by before they meet again. One of these girls, upon her return home, alone in a bathroom stall, had given birth to a baby girl...
Something Dangerous
Overlook, Oct 2004, 26.95, 710 pp. ISBN: 1585674826 In the late 1902s, the House of Lytton publishing company is one of the world leaders. Oliver and Celia run the firm from London, but also have successful branches in New York and Paris. Their late teen twin daughters Adele and Venetia enjoy the fruits of growing up in an affluent forward thinking family. Their brother Giles is angry that his parents force him to work his way up the chain eve...
Wicked Pleasures
This novel is a family saga, following the lives of a New York financier, Fred Praeger III and his family. Praegers Bank has been the family legacy for generations but Fred's son, Baby, takes no interest in carrying on the tradition. He is a reckless playboy who shirks responsibility and although his sister Victoria shows more potential, she is not given the option to go into banking. While making a name as a successful interior designer, Victoria meets ...


text:
Upcoming Events
- Premiere Night
- Homecoming
- Family Weekend
- Holiday Tree Lighting
To see future events, please click HERE
Not finding what you need? Contact the WUC Information Desk at 503-838-8261 for help
Are you a WOU student looking for employment opportunities within the Werner University Center, Student Leadership & Activities Department? Login to your WOU portal page and click on the Green OrgSync button. Join the Student Leadership & Activities and Werner University Center portal page. Click on Forms and then on WUC/SLA Student employee application. Or you can copy and paste the webpage site below


text:
No wonder this team keeps collapsing.
No wonder this team keeps collapsing.
Why would you risk BASEBALL players to this? I'm all for discipline and such (being a Marine myself) but seriously, this is just dumb.
Guess we shouldn't be surprised w/ the Pirates, but wow.
Sounds like someone watches too much FX network, home of 'Sons of Anarchy' and the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Seriously though, this sounds like some corporate team-building psycho-babble gone horribly awry. Like they picked imagery that they imagined young men would find empowering (the renegade individualist biker, the Osama Bin Laden killing Seal Team Six, etc.) and tried to create some stupid 'us against the world' environment in their minor leagues. What they got instead was those same minor leaguers looking at their organization and saying 'these guys are fricking lunatics'.
And the Pirates wonder why they're a laughing stock?
Wow. And we thought DanO's "take a strike" development strategy was whack.
Sounds like something the Landry Cowboys regime would have tried right after the ballet lessons.
Can't win with 'em
Can't win without 'em
30 years ago they would have sucked it up and taken something away from it...
2010 Mock Draft Selections (picking for Rays)
Bryce Brentz
Brandon Workman
Kris Bryant
Matt Lipka
Rick Hague
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
I wonder if Mark Appel got wind of this and whether it played into his decision not to sign. He was such a baby about the Pirates drafting him, but maybe he (and Boras) knew something about the current management of the Pirates that we didn't, i.e. they're [bleeping] crazy.
". . . acquiring J. Blanton from Oakland for, apparently, Bailey/Cueto, Votto and a lesser prospect. I do it in a second . . . The Reds' equation this year is simple: Make Matt Belisle your #3 starter . . . trade for Blanton, win 85 or more, be in the mix all summer." - Paul Daugherty, Feb. 8, 2008
Just wow. And I agree with Superdude, I'm pretty sure if I was Taillon I would have said "umm, no." and dared them to suspend or release me. The players really should stand up to this nonsense.
This news makes me a lot less concerned about the Pirates going forward. They're run by lunatics.
Huntington, their GM, was a lieutenant in Cleveland before being hired in Pittsburgh. Many felt this made him eminently qualified because Cleveland was all about "advanced metrics" and used proprietary software.This news makes me a lot less concerned about the Pirates going forward. They're run by lunatics.
"Baseball is a very, very complex business. It's more of a people business than most businesses." - Bob Castellini
Board Moderators may, at their discretion and judgment, delete and/or edit any messages that violate any of the following guidelines: 1. Explicit references to alleged illegal or unlawful acts. 2. Graphic sexual descriptions. 3. Racial or ethnic slurs. 4. Use of edgy language (including masked profanity). 5. Direct personal attacks, flames, fights, trolling, baiting, name-calling, general nuisance, excessive player criticism or anything along those lines. 6. Posting spam. 7. Each person may have only one user account. It is fine to be critical here - that's what this board is for. But let's not beat a subject or a player to death, please.


text:
Laws, Regulations & Annotations
Property Taxes Law Guide – Revision 2011
Government Code Provisions
Provisions Relating to the California Land Conservation Act of 1965 (The Williamson Act)
Chapter 7. Agricultural Land*
Article 7. Farmland Security Zones
Section 51296.8
51296.8. Important Farmland Series. Sections 51296 to 51297.4, inclusive, shall only apply to land that is designated on the Important Farmland Series maps, prepared pursuant to Section 65570 as predominantly one or more of the following:
(a) Prime farmland.
(b) Farmland of statewide significance.
(c) Unique farmland.
(d) Farmland of local importance.
If the proposed farmland security zone is in an area that is not designated on the Important Farmland Series maps, the land shall qualify if it is predominantly prime agricultural land, as defined in subdivision (c) of Section 51201.
History.—Added by Stats. 2000, Ch. 506 (SB 1350), in effect January 1, 2001.
* Unless otherwise noted Chapter 7 was added by Stats. 1965, p. 3377, in effect September 17, 1965.


text:
Ok everyone...
Work with me here on this one, I need you all to visulize the two flat pieces of rubbermaid behind these accessories.
Now...on the belt side (underside) of the two flat pieces of rubbermaid is where I`m going to have my problem. How do I attach the squares of rubbermaid to the belt I`m having custom made? I was thinking of plastic belt loops attached to the backs so the belt could loop through them but I`m at a loss on how to attach them. I could use any suggestions you guys have.


text:
15 signs that it's more than just the blues
Dim the lights and break out the…eggs? These 10 foods will kick your sex drive into high gear.
Banish belly rolls for good with these easy moves to sculpt strong, sexy abs
We take a look at 20 common human body quirks.
Could isotretinoin (Accutane) be the answer to your stubborn acne? Find out.
Bicycling is the new "it" way to get around. Here are 10 reasons to take to the streets on two wheels.


text:
Me and my buddies are trying to plan a snow goose hunt for either around thanksgiving or christmas really anywhere on the east coast where we can put a hurting on them but are having a hard time knowing which outfitters are the real deal and will put us on some birds and which ones wont do so much seeing as they all say the same thing about their success in previous seasons.
That said does anyone have any suggestions on some good guys to get in contact with? Any help would be great.


text:
Stan Smith
Out of Stock
Established in 1948 by German native, Adolf Dassler, adidas is driven by you - the athlete. The brand strives to help you perform your best while your defeat spurs them to be better. Shaping the sporting goods industry is the attitude that drives them to create faster shoes and fashion statements.


text:
Skip to Main Content ↓
Ms. Steimle was an associate librarian from 1977- . She received degrees from Purdue University (B.A., 1969) and Indiana University (M.L.S., 1977). Article and photo: Intercom (November 6, 1980), p.2.
<< Back to Results
© 2017 Indiana University–Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW). All rights reserved. IPFW is an Equal Opportunity/Equal Access University.
If you have trouble accessing this page because of a disability, please email Human Resources and Office of Institutional Equity at email@example.com.


text:
ArianneChacksonMember Since 10 May 2011
Offline Last Active May 11 2011 02:04 AM
About Me
Throughout the path of life, I was able to realize that everything happens for a reason, that if we just take even the negative aspects of our existence as positive reasons to grow, then it is not impossible to be better or even the best in life. I'm ArianneChackson, a dedicated Graphic Designer for almost 5 years. Graphics design is my passion is my passion ever since and I love collecting stuffs about it. I also love travel and photography which I enjoy the most when I'm sharing the same passion with my cousins which we occasionally do every holidays and summer.
Community Stats
- Group Members
- Active Posts 0
- Profile Views 996
- Member Title Newbie
- Age 32 years old
- Birthday May 4, 1985
graphics, travel, photography, net surfing, music
Contact Information
- Website URL http://
0 Neutral
User Tools
ArianneChackson hasn't added any friends yet.
Latest Visitors
No latest visitors to show


text:
Loading ...
Husqvarna Replacement Starter Solenoids, Relay Assemblies and Universal Solenoids: Find your Husqvarna part number below to find the Solenoids for your Husqvarna outdoor power equipment. We also supply Universal Husqvarna Replacement Solenoids in double pole style.
Subscribe to our email newsletter to receive promotions, helpful DIY articles, and special offers.
Copyright © 1994 - 2017
Jacks Small Engines
& Generator Service, LLC


text:
Easy Cranberry Chiffon Pie RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
"I received this from my grandmother a couple of years ago," says April Easler of Norridgewock, Maine. "She's a cool grandmother." And so is this pie! You'll love the creamy tartness of the cranberry whipped filling!
Recommended: 45 Valentine's Day Desserts for Your Sweetie
- 1-1/2 cups reduced-calorie reduced-sugar cranberry juice
- 1 package (.6 ounce) sugar-free raspberry gelatin
- 1 can (14 ounces) jellied cranberry sauce
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen reduced-fat whipped topping, thawed, divided
- 1 extra-servings-size graham cracker crust (9 ounces)
- 10 fresh raspberries
- In a microwave-safe bowl, heat cranberry juice on high for 2-3 minutes or until boiling; add gelatin and stir until dissolved. Cover and refrigerate for 45-60 minutes or until slightly thickened.
- In a large bowl, beat cranberry sauce for 1-2 minutes or until smooth. Gradually beat in gelatin mixture. Cover and refrigerate for 45 minutes or until thickened.
- Refrigerate 10 tablespoons whipped topping for garnish. Stir half of the remaining whipped topping into cranberry mixture; fold in remaining whipped topping. Spread filling evenly into crust. Cover and refrigerate for 8 hours or overnight.
- Cut into slices; top each with 1 tablespoon whipped topping and a raspberry. Yield: 10 servings.
Editor's Note: This recipe was tested in a 1,100-watt microwave.
Originally published as Easy Chiffon Pie in Light & Tasty October/November 2007, p31
Sweet White Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a sweet white wine such as Moscato or a sweet Riesling.
Reviews for Easy Cranberry Chiffon Pie
Please Log In or Join to add a rating and review.
Click stars to rate
Any changes to your rating or review will appear where you originally posted your review


text:
Divisional Statement on Diversity
In support of Saint Louis University's Jesuit mission, the Division of Student Development is committed to maintaining an environment of mutual respect and dignity for people of all backgrounds and cultures. It is our mission to encourage and support a thriving and diverse community among our staff and students .
We honor the differences in our community, whether age, ability, race, religion, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation or socio-economic background, and prepare our students to thrive in a multicultural, diverse society. Our efforts are grounded in cultivating awareness, inclusion and engagement through intentional experiences, events and programs that demonstrate our commitment to excellence.


text:
Units of Study
MHST6906 - Internship Professional Placement
Semester 2, 2014 | Credit Points: 6
Coordinator: Anna Louise Lawrenson
The internship unit allows students to gain hands-on experience by undertaking a supervised project based in a recognised, gallery, museum or heritage or arts organisation. Projects are developed in close consultation with the institutions needs and the student's desired experience. The internship unit offers hands on experience of museums, heritage or cultural organisations and allows for a broadening of skills and expertise as well as an opportunity to gain an understanding of the relationship between theory and institutional practice.
1x1500wd project journal (15%), 1x500wd presentation (10%), 1x3500wd major report (35%), 1x500wd photographic essay (10%), supervisor's report (30%)
Students undertake a supervised project in consultation with the needs of the workplace and the student's desired experience.
A timetable is not available for this session.
Please refer to the list of Units of Study on the left-hand menu to view the units on offer for the relevant academic year.
The information displayed above is indicative only as online information is subject to change without notice. The Faculty Handbook and the University of Sydney Calendar are the official legal source of information relating to study at the University of Sydney


text:
WSJ's Strassel Baselessly Claims Obama "Moved The Goalposts" On Ending Tax Cuts For Rich
Wall Street Journal editorial board member Kimberley Strassel claimed that President Obama has "moved the goalposts" by calling for ending the Bush tax cuts for the top two percent of taxpayers -- despite the fact that Obama has advocated for that policy in both his 2012 and 2008 presidential campaigns.
On the November 18 edition of Fox News Sunday, Strassel criticized Obama for supposedly insisting that tax rates on upper-income taxpayers must rise to the level they were during the Clinton administration as part of a deficit reduction plan, stating, "The president has now moved the goalposts and said, 'Well, it isn't just revenue, it has to be a specific kind.' " When host Chris Wallace pointed out that Obama "did mention this once or twice during the campaign," Strassel responded, "Yeah, he did, except for the question is, are you going to stick on what you campaigned on, or are you going to find a compromise in the end?"
As Wallace correctly noted, Obama regularly advocated ending the Bush tax cuts for wealthier taxpayers during the campaign, which contradicts Strassel's assertion that Obama "moved the goalposts." A July 9 USA Today article [1], for instance, reported that "In a White House ceremony, Obama said lower tax rates should end for Americans making more than $250,000 a year." Obama is continuing to advocate the same position: Politico reported [2] on November 17 that Obama "repeated his call Saturday for Congress to extend the Bush-era middle-class tax cut without delay" and urged Congress not to "hold the middle class hostage while Congress debates tax cuts for the wealthy."
Obama, in fact, has been advocating the end of the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy long before the 2012 campaign:
- PBS noted [3] that "The president pledged during the 2008 presidential campaign to repeal the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy."
- When Obama agreed in 2010 to extend all Bush tax cuts for two more years as part of a deal to extend unemployment benefits, according to USA Today [4], Obama "stressed that he didn't like" the extension of tax cuts for upper-income Americans, saying that in two years, "It will become apparent that we can't afford these tax cuts any longer."
- Obama's fiscal year 2013 budget proposal states [5], "I reiterate my opposition to permanently extending the Bush tax cuts for families making more than $250,000 a year."
Further, contrary to Strassel's suggestion that Obama's continued advocacy for ending the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy precludes him from reaching "a compromise in the end," Obama has said he's "open to new ideas" if another solution achieves his goals. The Associated Press reported [6] on November 14: "Asked if he viewed it as a deal-breaker if Republicans refused to allow the top tax rate to revert to 39 percent from the current 36 percent, [Obama] said, 'I just want to emphasize I am open to new ideas if the Republican counterparts or some Democrats have a great idea for us to raise revenue, maintain progressivity, make sure the middle class isn't getting hit, reduces our deficit.'"
- Posted In
- Economy [7], Taxes [8]
- Network/Outlet
- FOX Broadcasting Company [9]
- Person
- Kimberley A. Strassel [10]
- Show/Publication
- FOX News Sunday [11]


text:
Every season a number of Arsenal players go out on loan to gain valuable first-team experience. The 2011/12 campaign is no different and 18 Gunners are currently away from the Club.
Arsenal.com track their progress throughout the season. Our Arsenal's Loanees page offers an overview of all the players and below is the latest instalment of our Loan Watch feature with reports from their latest matches.
Vito Mannone
Birmingham City 0-0 Hull
Tuesday, February 14
Vito Mannone played the full 90 minutes of Hull''s match at Birmingham on Tuesday night, keeping a clean sheet in the process. It was his third successive game without conceding a goal for the Championship side.
Henri Lansbury
West Ham 1-1 Southampton
Tuesday, February 14
Henri Lansbury was an unused substitute in West Ham's 1-1 draw with Southampton on Tuesday night.
Chuks Aneke
Sheffield Wednesday 0-1 Stevenage
Tuesday, February 14
Chuks Aneke did not feature in Stevenage's 1-0 victory at Sheffield Wednesday on Tuesday night.
Rhys Murphy
Preston 1-0 Hartlepool
Tuesday, February 14
Rhys Murphy came on as a 67th-minute substitute in Preston's 1-0 victory against Hartlepool on Tuesday night, before being substituted in the 90th minute.
Sanchez Watt
Swindon 3-0 Crawley Town
Tuesday, February 14
Sanchez Watt played 55 minutes of Crawley Town's 3-0 defeat at Swindon on Tuesday night before he was substituted.
Sead Hajrovic
Plymouth Argyle 0-0 Barnet
Tuesday, February 14
Sead Hajrovic played the full 90 minutes of Barnet's goalless draw at Plymouth on Tuesday night.
Daniel Boateng
Swindon 3-0 Crawley Town
Tuesday, February 14
Daniel Boateng was an unused substitute in Swindon's 3-0 victory against Crawley Town on Tuesday night.
Gavin Hoyte
Northampton 1-0 AFC Wimbledon
Tuesday, February 14
Gavin Hoyte played the full 90 minutes of AFC Wimbledon's 1-0 defeat at Northampton on Tuesday night.


text:
Toggle navigation
Sign In / Sign Up
Sign In
New Account / View Pricing
World Map
Editors' Picks
360° Video Gallery
360° Stereoscopic Panoramas
Finding a Panorama
Sharing a Panorama
Create a Panorama
Selling Panoramas
World Map
Curated Sets
360° Video Gallery
360° Stereoscopic
Editors' Picks
Find panoramas
Make panoramas
Share panoramas
Sell panoramas
Sign up/Sign in
Existing Accounts
Forgot Password?
Sign in
Get a new Contributor Account
Get a new Licensing Customer Account
Search Results for
Advanced Search
"old town square" : phrase search
old town : either of these words
@tags church : panoramas tagged church
@tags church !city : panoramas tagged church but not tagged city
@author jeffrey martin : panoramas by jeffrey martin
@author willy : panoramas by an author named willy
born @author jeffrey : panoramas from jeffrey that have the word born
@name willy : authors named willy
@name jeffrey martin : authors named jeffrey martin
@format spherical : spherical panoramas
@format cylindrical : cylindrical panoramas
Find out more in our
Help Guide
Panoramas (4)
Videos (0)
Contributors (0)
Locations (0)
Curated Sets (0)
Vil Muhametshin
Near the Museum Of Far Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm
yunzen liu
Shaanxi Xi'an Tang Dynasty Chinese Buddhist architectural masterpiece——Great Wild Goose Pagoda 2
yunzen liu
Shaanxi Xi'an Tang Dynasty Chinese Buddhist architectural masterpiece——Great Wild Goose Pagoda 1
Carsten T. Rees
Chinese Tower, English Garden, Munich, München
Cookies help us deliver great service to you. By using this site, you agree to the use of cookies.
Leave this Site


text:
For the first time since Hungary became a democracy its entire top tier of leaders met to discuss how the nation could handle the growth of right wing extremists groups who have displayed their hate in public against groups such as gays. Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany told the press, "What you witnessed here, was a meeting of historic significance. never since the change of the regime have all the high public dignitaries met to discuss their positions on a case that concerns all Hungarians." The case in point was the annual Gay March in Budapest which was subject to attacks by neo-Nazi thugs. "We are fed up," said the prime minister with such anti-democratic actions. The meeting made clear, "the elementary rights of the Hungarian Republic include the freedom of speech and freedom of assembly, as well as the freedom for everybody to define his or her cultural, religious or sexual identity."
The prime minister insisted "we want the democracy of freedom and dignity, not an 'egg democracy.' We all agreed we must restrain all forms of extremism." There will be an attempt to define how the rights of people can be protected without endangering the right of opposing other people and their values. This is always an issue for any democracy.


text:
Dr. Doom: The 2013 Perfect Storm Scenario Is Unfolding
There is no hiding the fact that the global economy is now teetering on the real possibility of a complete meltdown one that promises to be far worse than the financial crisis of 2008.
Dr. Doom Nouriel Roubini, often cited by mainstream and alternative analysts alike, says that we are now in the midst of the perfect storm he detailed at the 2012 Skybridge Alternative Conference in Las Vegas in which he forecast a world-wide economic train wreck. Among other things, Roubini warned that the United States would fall back into recession, stock markets would go into a tailspin, Europe would begin to break up, emerging markets namely China would experience major slowdowns, and military conflict in Iran would lead to further geo-political turbulence.
According to Roubini, that Perfect Storm scenario has now taken hold:
The 2013 perfect storm scenario I wrote on months ago is unfolding, Roubini said
Roubini said that unlike in 2008 when central banks had policy bullets to stimulate the global economy, this time around policymakers are running out of rabbits to pull out of the hat.
Levitational force of policy easing can only temporarily lift asset prices as gravitational forces of weaker fundamentals dominate over time, he said.
Source: CNBC
It should be markedly clear that those green shoots which reportedly appeared to be sprouting in the summer of 2009 were nothing but conjecture promoted by governments and financial institutions in an attempt to maintain confidence and stability in the system.
That perceived stability will soon be overcome with a whirlwind of panic that could very well lead to a total destabilization of the economic, financial and geo-political systems as they exist today.
In the United States the signs are readily apparent.
Retail sales for the month of June have collapsed, with fully two-thirds of retailers in America reporting lower than expected sales numbers the WORST sales numbers in three years.
Although there are no simple answers for the retail downturn,a lack of consumer confidence is widely believed to have been the driving force behind Junes dismal sales figures. Consumers are holding back, cautious and losing confidence, said IHS Global Insight economist Chris Christopher.
Employment isnt fairing any better, with the US having created just 80,000 jobs last month, a far cry from the millions predicted by Vice President Joe Biden after President Obama took office in early 2009.
Americans and Europeans the driving force behind global consumption have no jobs, are out of money, and their credit cards are maxed out.
Record breaking numbers of Americans are on food stamps, prices for essential goods and services are continuously rising as inflation takes hold, and the only arrow left in the governmentss quiver seems to be to borrow trillions upon trillions of dollars just to make ends meet and pay the interest on our previous loans.
By all accounts, the entire system from top to bottom is completely broke and on the verge of insolvency.
Prepare for the next wave. Its coming and it cant be stopped.
Author: Mac Slavo
Views: Read by 26,466 people
Date: July 9th, 2012
Website: SHTF Plan - When the Shit Hits The Fan, Don't Say We Didn't Warn You.


text:
I have written about the results of the NRMCA's Industry Data Survey each year since 2005. This year, against the cruel reality of a market in contraction and an industry witnessing a transformation that represents the "new normal," it may be the most compelling time to review the latest results. The stark reality is the industry's financial performance hasn't been this challenging in decades.
So there is no confusion, the results presented here are for the prior calendar year. In this instance, the 2010 survey is reporting financial results for calendar 2009.
Unfortunately, many of the predictions we made last year about 2009's results were correct, except one: Somehow, as puzzling as it may seem, the industry succeeded in effecting an increase in the top-line selling price, which was something we did not predict. This made the results less painful than they could have been.
Otherwise, we were right in many areas: We predicted a 265-million-yard market in 2009, and the actual number fell below that, finishing closer to 258 million yards. We also predicted contractions in volume and the attendant impacts on plant and fleet efficiency.
The results
So how did the industry fare in 2009? While this may come as no surprise, we predicted falling volumes would tip the industry into the red. And despite the gains in top-line selling price, the industry lost the most amount of money per cubic yard produced since the recession of the early 1990s. Here are some of the key data:
But the bottom line was painful in 2009, as the industry lost $3.07 per yard produced despite an increase in the selling price of $1.90 per yard for the Typical Producer, which is the average of all producer respondents and does not take into account size or geography. This is a financial drubbing we haven't witnessed in almost two decades. It is driven exclusively by lower volumes over which to spread fixed costs.
Selling price averaged $96.05 per yard compared with $94.15 per cubic yard in 2008. This increase was critical in staunching further red ink. Losses could have reached more than $5 per yard without this increase.
All of the rest of the key data reflect the impact that lower volumes have on profitability, despite efforts by producers to cut costs. One producer-friend told me "I have cut all the fat, then all the muscle, and now I am trying to cut bone…"
This is why I preach the Industry Data Survey is the single most important tool any concrete producer can utilize to benchmark the performance of his company against industry peers, particularly against the backdrop of the worst financial performance this industry has endured in many years. We hope you will participate this year.
Pierre Villere writes the Concrete Returns column each month in The Concrete Producer and is president and managing partner of Allen-Villere Partners. email@example.com telephone 985-727-4310. Visitwww.allenvillere.com.
While I have described the mechanics of participating in the survey many times in the past, this year I'm betting there are readers interested in the survey who are examining the results for the first time. So let me briefly describe the report and the participation process.
Historically, participants are solicited each spring, and financial personnel within the participating companies complete detailed questionnaires with the results of their prior year's financial performance. This is then submitted to a third-party accounting firm to assure confidentiality.
The data from these questionnaires are compiled and circulated to the participants, each of whom receives a customized report that measures the performance of their individual business against their peers throughout the industry. The results are tabulated by region, size of business, and by the top and bottom quartiles in terms of profitability.
In addition, for those individual states where five or more respondents participate, regional results are reported by state, which is even more meaningful for individual participants. The Business Administration Committee then presents the results at the NRMCA's ConcreteWorks Conference & Expo, which was held in Charlotte, N.C., this past October. The results presented by NRMCA each fall are for the prior calendar year. So in this instance, the 2010 survey is reporting financial results for calendar 2009.


text:
Tutorials - Big bits of code to help you do more
TutorialsUsing a nested controller for generic URL handling
1 February 2011 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3Tweet
In this tutorial we'll be taking a look at SilverStripes nested controller concept and how you can use it in your own projects. Keep in mind though that this tutorial is probably for the more advanced users and for those who whish to learn abit more about how SilverStripe works. I will be referencing Controllers Instead of Pages by Ty Barho and the nested controller we'll be building will be for handling his scenario.
I have also taken the liberty of including a zip file which contains all the code examples from Tys tutorial + the new controller and the new URL rule for it.Continue reading...
TutorialsControllers Instead of Pages
25 January 2011 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3Tweet
SilverStripe is great for working with Pages in the CMS. But what if you need functionality without the need for content or all the "data fluff," like in Aram's tutorial about user registration and profile editing. Well, believe it or not, SilverStripe is a pretty solid MVC platform, even if you're working outside of the page data objects. It took me a while to understand how to implement true-ish MVC in SilverStripe, so I thought I'd take the opportunity to share.Continue reading...
TutorialsDataObjects as Pages - Part 2: Using Model Admin and URL Segments to create a product catalogue
14 November 2010 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3Tweet
We now know the basics of using DataObjects as Pages from Part 1 of this tutorial. In part 2, we are now going to look at taking this further and creating a basic product catalogue with products that are DataObjects managed via the ModelAdmin interface. This tutorial will also serve as an introduction to ModelAdmin it self, which is an extremely powerful CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) manager for any type of DataObject, whether used as pages or not.Continue reading...
TutorialsDataObjects as Pages - Part 1: Keeping it Simple
4 October 2010 | | | Supports v2.4, v2.3Tweet
In this two part tutorial, I am going to show you how to display DataObjects as if they were pages. This is often very useful for times when you have lots of items that don't warrant full site tree objects, but do need to be displayed on their own on the site. In this first part displaying Staff Members we are going to keep it simple, using a Data Object Manager to manage our Staff Members and referring to their ID in the URL. Later in part 2, we will see how to use ModelAdmin to manage a Search Engine friendly product catalogue.Continue reading...


text:
The Canisius College women's soccer team fell 2-1 to Akron (3-2-2) in its final non-conference contest of the season on Sunday at the Demske Sports Complex.
Canisius (2-6-1) opened the scoring in the 56th minute, when senior forward Brianna Smith took a pass from freshman midfielder Sabrina Fitzgerald and chipped it over Zips' keeper. The goal was the 35th of Smith's career, moving her into sole possession of third place on the Canisius all-time goal-scoring list.
The Zips managed to tie the game just nine minutes later after Sarah Sivic beat senior goalkeeper Megan Tock in the upper left corner from 18 yards out. Lani Smith then scored the eventual game winner in the 72nd minute from six yards out.
Tock stopped eight shots for the Griffs in the contest.
"Overall I was pretty happy with our defense," said head coach Jim Wendling. "Obviously you don't want to give up two goals, but I thought they played well. I just think we had too many turnovers in the midfield. We've got to do a better job at finding connecting passes and giving it away so much.
Next, Canisius will kick off MAAC play with a trip to Iona. The Griffs and Gaels will square off Saturday, Sept. 21 at 1 p.m.
GAME NOTES: Brianna Smith is now one goal shy of tying former teammate Kelly Reinwald for second on the all-time goal-scoring list… A win in next weekend's MAAC opener would make the Griffs 5-1 in conference openers under Wendling… The Griffs are 11-11-3 against the Gaels in program history.


text:
Page 1
|Save page Remove page
|1 of 61
small (250x250 max)
medium (500x500 max)
Extra Large
large ( > 500x500)
Full Resolution
All (PDF)
This page
- This item is restricted to only allow viewing of the metadata.
There is no text for this item.
Object Description
|Contact Information
|Please send any questions regarding this item to email@example.com
|The effect of buoyancy on fetal/larval cardiac output and the role of atrial natriuretic peptide in compensation during parturition
|Snyder, Brad E.
|University of New Orleans. Honors thesis. 1997.; University of New Orleans. Dept. of Biological Sciences.
|Changes in posture have dramatic effects on the cardiovascular system. Blood collects in the lower extremities due to gravity when we stand, creating a substantial increase in hydrostatic pressure. Collection of blood creates a reservoir which can be compressed to increase the pressure in the central venous system (i.e. the large intrathoracic veins that return to the heart). As a result, the pooling of blood in the lower extremities affects the return of blood to the heart, known as venous return to the heart. This venous return to the heart is the major component of cardiac output. Cardiac output is defined as the volume of blood pumped from one ventricle per unit of time. Therefore, the more blood that returns to the heart in one minute the higher the cardiac output will be. Other factors (e.g., ventricular distensibility and heart rate) also determine cardiac output; however, venous return to the heart is the most critical variable because it is influenced by many factors at once. It was noted in 1992 that a space crew's cardiac outputs increased by 50% when they left the Earth's gravitational field (Hoppe 1992). As a result, I reason that cardiac output may indeed increase as a result of buoyancy. When we are buoyant, blood reservoirs dissipate and central venous pressure decreases, while cardiac output increases. I hypothesized that these observations were a result of increased venous return to the heart. Here, I demonstrate that buoyancy can reduce resistance of blood flow to the heart. When there are no blood reservoirs, blood is able to flow through the residual reservoirs with great ease and. consequently, blood can flow to the heart much more readily. The results of this experiment have led me to consider the cardiovascular condition of embryos/larvae. That is, what is their cardiovascular physiology while they are floating in the amnion? To determine what relationship buoyancy has on cardiac output, data for amphibian larvae's and chicken embryo's cardiac output were matched with the buoyancy of human fetuses throughout development. After the fetuses were normalized with an appropriate embryo/larvae, a correlation confirmed that there is indeed a significant relationship between cardiac output and buoyancy in both cases. Finally, the recently discovered atrial natriuretic peptide also proved to be an important player in the relationship amoung cardiac output, buoyancy, and embryos/larvae. This natriuretic, released in response to increased stretch of the atria, is believed to play a role in volume regulation by causing the loss of sodium and the concomitant loss of water. However, it had been verified that this peptide is not a functional natriuretic at physiological dosages. Furthermore, it is shown that high concentrations can be found in animals that are submerged in water. This suggested that as cardiac output is increased due to buoyancy, atrial natriuretic peptide is released to reduce the cardiac output. Furthermore, it has been demonstrated that fetuses have very high concentrations of atrial natriuretic peptide relative to maternal concentrations. This observation, as well as many others (e.g. an increase in atrial natriuretic peptide concentration as the day of parturition gets closer) suggests that fetuses use this peptide as a compensatory mechanism for parturition. That is, they keep their blood volume low until they are born so that the resulting increase in hydrostatic pressure due to gravity after parturition is not devastating. All of these collected data demonstrate a cardiovascular adaptation to terrestrial life. Our increase in cardiac output due to buoyancy may not be that convincing; however, the mechanisms established to insure that the increased cardiac output is stabilized or reduced is very persuading, and the fact that this mechanism is present during prenatal stages is convincing that this relationship between cardiac output and buoyancy is as old as amphibians.
|PDF access restricted to UNO campus only
|Degree Program
|Biological Sciences
|Department of Biological Sciences
|Thesis Advisor
|Stevenson, Michael
|Advisory Committee
|Johnson, Steven; Mooney, Michael E.
|Date Degree Awarded
|The University of New Orleans and its agents retain the non-exclusive license to archive and make accessible this thesis in whole or in part in all forms of media, now or hereafter known. The author retains all other ownership rights to the copyright of the thesis.
|vii, 53 leaves : ill. ; 29 cm.; typescript; "An honors thesis ... in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science, with University Honors and Honors in Biological Sciences"; Thesis (B.S.)--University of New Orleans, 1997; Includes bibliographical references (leaves 50-53); May 1997; approved May 8, 1997.
|Object File Name
|Viewer Information
|Adobe Reader required for viewing (http://www.adobe.com)
|Page 1
Add tags for Page 1
Post a Comment for Page 1


text:
'"We don't want to go down the same path we went to last time and always end up with another situation where they want to lock us out. It can't be every single time we negotiate, 'Oh, we're going to lock the players out.' We have to build the game. We have to have respect for the fans, and it's too much."'
Sabres' Miller has long history of displaying passion
December 7, 2012 Submitted by
Via: Olean Times Herald


text:
Our kids' swim shoes really stay put, thanks to their quick-grip anchor strap! And the high-traction sole protects little feet from rocky beaches, hot sand, and slick pool decks. We made our kid's water shoes lightweight and flexible, with an odor-busting antimicrobial insole. Imported. Designed by OneStepAhead! For a great fit the first time, check our printable Size Chart before ordering.For more information, click here.
Sign in to your Address Book.
To check if any specific restrictions for this item apply to any United States shipping address, please enter the information below.Sorry, this service is not available to Canadian addresses.
This is being shipped to a P.O. Box
This product has no shipping restrictions.
© 2017 One Step Ahead


text:
Welcome to the College of Sciences at Bluefield College! I would particularly like to extend a warm welcome to prospective students, parents, friends, and alumni who are seeking insight on our exciting degree programs in Biology, Chemistry, Exercise and Sport Science, Forensic Science, Mathematics, and Psychology.
The College of Sciences at Bluefield College works diligently to expose our students to a variety of educational endeavors in an effort to thoroughly prepare them for their future career goals. We tailor the students' education to meet the needs of a growing and changing workforce. We do so with a superior, accomplished Christian faculty that engages, motivates, and cares for every student.
Degree programs within the College of Sciences have a high success rate at effectively preparing students for further education in health professions and graduate programs, as well as preparing others for entry directly into the workforce.
I hope that you will contact the College of Sciences at Bluefield College and schedule a tour to see our facilities and meet our faculty and students. You will find that we exceed expectations.
Majors, Minors, and Certificates
- Biology Major and Minor
- Chemistry Major and Minor
- Exercise & Sport Science Major and Minor
- Forensic Science Major and Minor
- Mathematics Major and Minor
- Psychology Major and Minor
- Teachers of Chemistry Certificate Program
Dr. Doug Minnix
Dean, College of Sciences; Assistant Professor and Chair, Department of Exercise and Sport Science


text:
Petite So Lifting By Chico's Slim Leg Jeans
Out of Stock
- Chico's exclusive Hidden Fit panels with special lifting technology to slenderize the tummy and create a lifted look in back.
- Our jeans sit just below the waist, for a modern fit with maximum comfort.
- The slim-leg silhouette is eased through the thigh, tailored to taper down the leg.
- Petite Inseam: 29".
- 72% cotton, 13% rayon, 13% polyester, 2% metallic.
- Machine wash. Imported.


text:
The time has come to sell my R32T, I've finally made up my mind and want to move on to another project so this car has to go to free up money to fund that build. I am the 2nd owner of this car, it has a clean title, hasn't been in any accidents, and has 64,xxx miles. I've owned the car since july of 07 with 41k miles and its had a built motor and been turbo'd since March of 08. The car used to be on a Uni 830 tune and made 666fwhp 603fwtq @31psi with pump/q16 and 525fwhp @25psi same fuel on that run. On the current UM 550 tune the car made 572awhp 545awtq @21psi on pump gas. This car is extremely fast and surprises a lot of people. Best 1/4mile time was 11.49 @128pmh 1.69 60 ft spinning the tires in 1st and 2nd gear (that was on the uni tune at 28psi) fastest time on the UM tune was 11.60 @117 1.76 60ft again spinning the tires 1st and 2nd gear (that was at 22psi). This car hasn't been daily driven since its been turbo'd and hasn't seen snow since before it was turbo'd. The car is very reliable and could be daily driven if you so choose to, I never had to daily it because i always had another car to get around in. I have however driven it to the track made many passes and driven it home, driven it to NJ, PA, CT, and back 4-5 hour trips each way, driven it to work and back everyday (90miles round trip) for a few weeks in the summer, etc... with no issues at all, get in start her up and go. There are plenty of people on these forums that can vouch for me and this car and how well its built and taken care of, this car isn't just a few months to a year of building with a few thousand miles and up forsale, this car has gone through a lot and things have been changed and upgraded on the way to make this the strong, fast, and reliable car it is today.
- Built by Gino @ Evolution Race Engines @ 54K miles
- Bored to 3.3L
- Wossner 8.0:1 Forged Pistons
- Wossner Forged Rods
- Polished & Balanced Crank
- ARP Rod bolts & Main studs
- Raceware Headstuds
- CTS T4 Manifold (replaced a pagparts manifold @ 62K)
- Precision 6765 Journal Bearing Turbo T4 .96 exh. housing (replaced a t4 .81 housing @ 62k)
- Custom 3" downpipe (made by Ed @ FFE)
- Custom 3" Exhaust vbanded at the downpipe, 1piece to a 3" single in/single out borla xr1 race muffler with a turndown tip coming down on pass side rear of the car.
- Precision 46mm wastegate 15psi spring (replaced a tial 38mm wg @ 62k)
- Custom wastegate dump tube
- Precison 750hp Intercooler with Custom 3" piping (made by Ed @ FFE)
- Tial Alpha Q DV
- Induktion Motorsports low temp thermostat and fan switch
- ATP Catch Can
- VF Motor & Trans Mount and BFI stg2 bushings in oem dogbone
- UM 550cc tune:
- Launch Control set to 5,800rpm
- SAI, EVAP, Cat, Rear 02's, and 2nd bank front 02 deleted
- 550cc injectors
- stock fuel rail modified to accept -6an fuel line and moved fpr to pass side.
- stock fuel filter modified to accept -6an fuel line
- Oil changed every 3k with Mobil 1 Synthetic 5w40
- DRP Transmission w/58K installed @ 59k, replaced 3rd, 4th, 6th gears with drivers @ 60k by FFE
- Peloquin Front diff @ 60k by FFE
- Peloquin Rear diff @ 63K
- Rear Diff/Haldex assembly replaced @ 63k w/40k unit
- Clutch Masters FX600 Twin Disc Clutch W/Steel Flywheel @57K
- USP Stainless Clutch line
- Transfer case replaced @ 62k w/20k unit
- FK Highsport Coilovers installed with new strut mounts @ 61K
- Gruven Parts adj. Rear Lower Control Arms @61k
- ECS Poly Front Lower Control Arm Bushings @ 60k
- Yarrow Sport Rear Strut Bar
- GTI 11.3" Front Calipers
- ATE Slotted Front Rotors
- Porterfield R4S Front Pads
- Oem rear pads and rotors
- Calipers Painted Black w/G2 Caliper Paint
(Before people complain about the brakes and say they are inadequate, they are not, the car stops very well with the smaller brakes. IMO they stop the same if not better than the factory sized brakes and with less fade. The brakes were downsized to accommodate 15" wheels with slicks or drag radials and to drop some weight.)
- 17X8 et35 Enkei RPF1's
- 235/40/17 Dunlop Direzza Star Specs
- Wheels and tires put on at 62K
- Jetta Front end w/OEM GLI valance and euro rubstrip
- Helix Smoked Ecodes
- Smoked repeaters
- Hella R/S/S/R Tail lights
- GTI Rear bumper w/OEM 25AE TDI rear valance (20th style with no exhaust cutout)
- No Clear coat issues
- Recaro SRD Seats w/ Wedge Engineering Brackets & Sliders
- Euro Kreations Rear Seat Delete
- New South Full Pod w/V-Gauges Digital Vac/Boost Gauge (solenoid built into gauge, good to 50psi)
- 42 DD A-pillar pod w/AEM Uego Wideband A/F Gauge
- Alpine Single Din CD player with Ipod hookup in glovebox
- Alpine Type-S Components w/crossovers
Price: $27,000 OBO.
[B]Price drop! $26,000 OBO[B]
I am open to trades + cash/certified bank check on your end, lemme see what you got.
some of the pics are a little older, helix oem hid reps are no longer on the car, the drivers side lower seat bolster has since been replaced with a new bolster, and the airbag light is no longer on.


text:
You want to inject whatever you use behind the hive forcing them out.
I've read that bees hate tea-tree oil. I placed a cotton ball saturated withtea tree oil in close proximity to their entrance. I would have liked to drilledinto the outer wall on the far side of their chamber and put the cotton inthere, but was unable to reach that. I used my tallest ladder and a long stickto place the cotton in a crevice.After placing the cotton w/ tea-tree oil, the bees were very unhappy with me(one followed me a good 100ft, bumping my veil, and didn't give up until I leftcompletely). Yes, they need to be unhappy in order to abscond from their currentlocation.... my concern is that someone in the neighborhood might be randomlystung. Hopefully not.
How would you convince bees to abscond from a short-term residence before thequeen starts laying?


text:
'Despite being on the ice for the first three goals in this game, I liked what he brought in his first game back. Mike Weber had all the toughness on the blue line and on this night, they were tougher in front. Still, way to many chances given up again by the team.'
Sabres Regehr brought an edge in his return
February 11, 2013 Submitted by
Via: WGR-AM


text:
Dan Ariely:
Our buggy moral code
Behavioral economist Dan Ariely studies the bugs in our moral code: the hidden reasons we think it's OK to cheat or steal (sometimes). Clever studies help make his point that we're predictably irrational — and can be influenced in ways we can't grasp.
Similar topics
- Brain
- Culture
- Economics
- Evil
- Motivation
- Psychology
- Science
- Self
- Society
This talk was presented at an official TED conference, and was featured by our editors on the home page.
Related talks
280 comments
Enthusiastically agree? Respectfully beg to differ? Have your say here.
Log in to comment Don't have an account? Sign up now — it's fast and free.
Sort comments by
There are currently no comments for this talk.


text:
Using the "offers from" options you can filter merchants from regions which are most common in our database: the UK, Germany, Austria and Poland.
If a checkbox near a flag is selected, offers from merchants from that particular region will be displayed, otherwise they will not be visible.
If you select offers from "all regions", all offers from all merchants will be displayed. These incude offers from merchants in countries not listed here.
Charger for Bose SoundDock portable digital Music System, SoundLink Air digital Music System and SoundLink Bluetooth Mobile Speaker II
Loudspeaker-wall mount for Bose Cinemate 120
Loudspeaker-wall mount for Bose Cube loudspeaker
Charger for Bose SoundLink III
Soft Cover for Bose SoundLink Bluetooth Speaker III
Carrying bag for Bose SoundLink mini
Soft Cover for Bose SoundLink mini
speaker bracket for flatscreens
structural work set for Bose Virtually Invisible 591 speakers
structural work set for Bose Virtually Invisible 691 speakers
structural work set for Bose Virtually Invisible 891 speakers


text:
Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, KY has the perfect venue for your wedding ceremony or reception.
Located atop one of the highest points in Southcentral Kentucky, WKU boasts one of the most beautiful campuses in the nation. Conveniently located in downtown Bowling Green, just five miles from I-65 and only minutes away from the city's most popular hotels, WKU offers a complete range of catering services, beautiful venues for ceremonies or receptions, a courteous and professional staff, convenient parking and much more. Please explore our website or call (270) 745-2497 to learn more about how we can help you plan the wedding of your dreams.
| "WKU holds a special place in our hearts. After all, it's the reason Seth moved
to Bowling Green and as they say. . .the rest is history! The landscape was beautiful,
private and couldn't have been more perfect. And our photos are so incredible! They
showcase the history of the campus and memories flawlessly of our day. Not to mention,
the staff
at WKU is always wonderful to work with! They answered all of my questions in a timely manner so that I could focus on other wedding details. I wouldn't change a thing!" - Lindsey McClain
Learn about WKU Wedding Venues
For more information, contact:
WKU Campus & Community Events
(270) 745-2497
The Campus Catering professionals at the WKU Restaurant & Catering Group will work with you to make your special day memorable and unique.
For more information:
Phone: (270) 745-5242
Email: email@example.com
Or Visit the WKU Restaurant and Catering Group
Click the image below to download the WKU Wedding Brochure
Note: documents in Portable Document Format (PDF) require Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or higher to view,
download Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Note: documents in Excel format (XLS) require Microsoft Viewer,
download excel.
Note: documents in Word format (DOC) require Microsoft Viewer,
download word.
Note: documents in Powerpoint format (PPT) require Microsoft Viewer,
download powerpoint.
Note: documents in Quicktime Movie format [MOV] require Apple Quicktime,
download quicktime.


text:
Durning, 'king of character actors,' dies in NY
The two-time Oscar nominee who was dubbed the king of the character actors has died in New York. Charles Durning was 89.
Durning's agent and friend, Judith Moss, says he died Monday of natural causes at his New York City home.
He portrayed everyone from blustery public officials to put-upon everymen to Big Daddy in a Broadway revival of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof." It won him a Tony award in 1990.
He was nominated for an Oscar for his over-the-top performance as a corrupt governor in 1982's "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas." Just a year later, he got another nomination for Mel Brooks' "To Be or Not to Be."
His breakout role was as a mayor in the Pulitzer- and Tony-winning play "That Championship Season" in 1972.
Copyright © 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This story may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without the prior written authority of The Associated Press.


text: Banded Knit Tank Style: 570075894 Out of Stock Love it? Everyone else did too. This item sold out! Use our search tool, chat online or call 1.877.948.2525 to find something equally desirable. Stretch tank crafted from heavyweight knit that holds its shape and embraces curves. 86% Rayon, 13% Nylon, 1% Spandex. Machine wash or dry clean. Imported. Stretch fit. Sweetheart neckline. Contoured straps. Length: 23". Read More… Share on Facebook Tweet Pin


text:
Hope you can help. My mother is looking to transfer her house into her children's name to limit the tax implications. The house is worth in the region of £600,000. It would be split amongst 4 children,One of which lives with her. She would continue to live in the house.
How would she go about this and what is the best way to avoid tax?
Thanks in advance.