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Lebanon storm recovery continues through 4th of July
LEBANON - From delivering bottled water to residents, to fixing water main breaks, response to the flash flood damage caused by the severe rain event that hit the city on Monday and Tuesday continued on the Fourth of July.
Water service on Meriden and Slayton Hill roads is expected to be restored by Saturday, Fire Chief Chris Christopoulos said in a press release Thursday.
A water main break on Meriden Road was still being repaired Thursday. The work is expected to continue through Friday in order to restore water service to all residents, Christopoulos said.
Currently, there are 15 homes without water.
Contractors also set to work on the holiday to install a temporary water main on Slayton Hill Road, he said.
Lebanon Fire Department personnel delivered bottled water to residences without water service on both roads Thursday.
Public Works officials are hopeful that water service and full road access will be restored to these roads by Saturday, Christopoulos said.
Electricity has been restored to each residence on Slayton Hill Road as far down as number 41 Slayton Hill Road. Lebanon Emergency Management officials will be meeting with Liberty Utilities on Friday to develop a restoration plan for the remaining approximately dozen customers.
"Public Works officials have been actively meeting with engineers to develop reconstruction plans for all of Slayton Hill Road. It is important to understand that this is a complicated process and City Officials do not have a timeline for this process," he said.
Sunset Rock Road, however, will be closed until further notice, he said.
Public Works crews plan to begin assessing the damage to develop a restoration plan on Friday.
Repairs and clean up work on over 60 roads throughout the city with the help of public works crews from Lebanon, Hanover, Enfield and Hartford, Vermont, is to begin Friday.
Anyone requiring immediate assistance can contact Lebanon Public Safety Communications at (603) 448-1212.
Lebanon officials will be meeting with volunteer agencies to coordinate volunteers to assist local residents with clean-up.
The Red Cross will be providing clean-up kits for residents, which will be available for pick-up at Lebanon Fire Station 1, 12 South Park St., on Friday.
People wishing to volunteer or residents requiring clean-up assistance can contact Upper Valley Strong at (603) 448-0272 or online at http://www.uvstrong.org/ or http://www.uvstrong.org/household_survey/.
Anyone suffering any damage should first contact their insurance company. If denied a claim or those without homeowners insurance, can contact NH211 by dialing 2-1-1 or 1-866-444-4211 in New Hampshire.
"This is the first step in helping to determine the eligibility for Individual Assistance for storm related damage," Christopoulos said.


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Metropolitan Opera simulcast of 'The Tempest' Saturday in Breckenridge
November 8, 2012
The next Metropolitan Opera HD broadcast at Colorado Mountain College in Breckenridge will be "The Tempest," based on Shakespeare's tale of retribution and rapprochement. The opera adaptation is by contemporary composer Thomas Ades, and the libretto – featuring poetry described by the New York Times as "streamlined and refashioned" – is by Meredith Oakes. This broadcast will be held in the Finkel Auditorium Saturday at 10:55 a.m.
The tale is that of the powerful sorcerer Prospero, the exiled former Duke of Milan. Prospero, sung by British baritone Simon Keenlyside, has been living on a remote, deserted island for some 12 years with his daughter Miranda, sung by mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard. The opera opens as Miranda is viewing an offshore shipwreck; her father confirms her suspicion that he was magically responsible for the tempest that brought about the fate of the ship, which carried his enemies from the Court of Naples.
The opening stage effects of the storm, under the direction of Robert Lepage, are staggering. Prospero's servant spirit Ariel, sung by coloratura soprano, Audrey Luna, is seen "hoisted on a chandelier and caught in a dizzying spin," writes New York Times reviewer Anthony Tommasini. "A sea-blue fabric covers the stage, and popping through it are drowning victims of the storm and shipwreck." All of this is accentuated by the revolving and interactive lighting effects. As the storm subsides, in the stage's painted backdrop is La Scala's18th-century opera house.
Marooned on the island, the members of the Court of Naples experience a number of events and intrigues involving Prospero, Ariel and Caliban, the wild heir to the island. The second act duet between Miranda and Ferdinand – the long lost son of the King of Naples (sung by Alek Shrader) – is one of the more melodic moments of the opera.
In a recent interview, Keenlyside indicated that instead of singing every opera with the same voice and stage actions, opera singers adjust their vocal tone color, emotional expression and physical reactions to match that of the character they represent. Supported by energetic instrumentation from the orchestra, changing stage sets and innovative costuming, the performers deliver an engaging rendition of "The Tempest" that appeals to all senses.
Following the opera there will be a 30- to 45-minute open discussion for those interested in sharing observations on the performance. The local simulcast is presented in high definition through a partnership between Colorado Mountain College and the National Repertory Orchestra.
Tickets/info: http://www.nromusic.com

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i love krylon but... the white is really watery. and rustol is grrrrrrrreat,
i love krylon but... the white is really watery. and rustol is grrrrrrrreat,
.Fuck CCC putting those bitch made mother fucks to sleep.
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I sadly can`t try Rusto and krylon...
But sure I can test Belton Molotows and Montana`s...
I will get the Montanas by wednesday...And I will go bombing on
friday/saturday night... so I will let you hear, which one is better for me
belton molotow premium, and the odd montana gold is also very nice.
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The Oakland A's announced on Tuesday that they have added four players to the team's 40-man roster: 2009 first-round pick Grant Green, outfielder Shane Peterson and pitchers Michael Ynoa and Arnold Leon. All four players will be protected from the upcoming Rule 5 draft. To make room for those four on the 40-man roster, the A's outrighted reliever Andrew Carignan to Triple-A Sacramento and designated reliever Jim Miller and shortstop Brandon Hicks for assignment.
On October 30, we took a close look at the players who would potentially be eligible for the Rule 5 draft if they weren't protected by the A's. Green, Leon, Ynoa and Peterson were all players who appeared to have strong shots at being protected.
Green, the A's top pick in 2009, could be in the mix for an Opening Day roster spot depending on how the rest of the A's offseason transpires. A shortstop when he was drafted, Green has moved all over the diamond defensively, but the A's believe they have found a home for Green at second base. He can also play third and all three outfield positions.
A strong natural hitter, Green has a career .302 average in three minor league seasons. He hit .296/.338/.458 with 15 homers in 125 games in his first season at the Triple-A level in 2012. Green recently competed in the Arizona Fall League and hit .273/.364/.424 in 66 at-bats.
In 2012, Leon pitched his first full season since undergoing Tommy John surgery in 2010. The right-hander from Mexico pitched at three levels in 2012 (High-A, Double-A and Triple-A) and posted a 2.70 ERA with 74 strike-outs in 66.2 innings pitched. He gave up only five homeruns. Leon is currently pitching in the Mexican Winter League and he has a 0.79 ERA and a 16:5 K:BB ratio in 11.1 innings for his hometown Culiacan Tomateros.
Leon has an advanced four-pitch mix and has always had above-average command since the A's signed him out of Mexico as a 19-year-old before the 2008 season. He has gone back-and-forth between a starter and a reliever role during his minor league career, although he was exclusively a reliever in 2012.
Peterson was added to the roster after putting together his best season as a pro. Despite being limited to 86 games thanks to an early season ankle injury, Peterson posted an impressive .326/.480/.510 line for Double-A Midland and Triple-A Sacramento. Peterson began the year with Double-A Midland and was a Texas League All-Star after posting an 862 OPS during the first half of the season. He received a promotion to Triple-A at midway point in the season and played even better for the River Cats, putting up a 1102 OPS in 38 games.
Peterson has mostly been an outfielder since he was acquired by the A's during the 2009 season as part of the Matt Holliday trade. However, he can also play first base. He joins a crowded A's roster at those two positions. Including Peterson, the A's are currently carrying nine outfielders and four players with significant experience playing first base on the 40-man roster. The A's could deal one or two players from those positions before the start of the season.
Ynoa is the least experienced member of the A's 40-man roster. The highly regarded right-hander signed with the A's out of the Dominican Republic in July 2008 to a record-breaking bonus. Ynoa has struggled with injuries since signing with the A's, however. He missed significant time in 2009 with elbow problems and injured the elbow again in 2010. He would eventually undergo Tommy John surgery. After missing all of 2011, Ynoa was healthy in 2012 and pitched a career-high 30.2 innings for the A's two short-season squads.
Although Ynoa's 2012 numbers weren't impressive (6.46 ERA, 1:1 K:BB ratio), he did show life on his fastball and promising, if inconsistent, breaking pitches. Ynoa pitched well during the A's Instructional League camp. Given his inexperience, Ynoa may have been a longshot to be claimed during the Rule 5, but the A's didn't want to risk losing him after investing more than $4 million in him in 2008.
Carignan was removed from the 40-man roster and outrighted to Sacramento. He is expected to begin the year on the disabled list as he continues his rehab from Tommy John surgery that he incurred this year. He will be a strong candidate for the A's big league bullpen once he is healthy.
Miller was a member of the A's bullpen for much of last season. He did a solid job for the A's, posting a 2.59 ERA in 48.2 innings. Miller struck-out 44 and walked 27. Hicks split his season between Triple-A and the big leagues. He hit 18 homers in 90 games for Triple-A Sacramento and three homers in 22 games for the A's.
The A's, like every organization, will have several prospects available during the Rule 5 draft who could be appealing to other teams. Utilityman Conner Crumbliss and right-handers James Simmons and Bruce Billings could be candidates for selection during the Rule 5 draft, which takes place the final day of the MLB Winter Meetings in early December.


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As Arsenal celebrated its 125th anniversary, we sought the views of the people who made the Club what it is today – namely the fans, players and staff. We asked the simple question, 'What does Arsenal mean to you?' to a variety of supporters, players (current and former, including some sadly no longer with us) and prominent members of the management and backroom team.
See the players' responses below.
"What does Arsenal mean? It means class. The structure of the Club, everything has a classy feel about it. It isn't always about success, there is more than that and this is what makes it a cut above the rest." Charlie Nicholas 1983-88
"To have my name inscribed in the history is fantastic for me and my family. The name Arsenal commands respect.
Paul Davis 1978-95
"Once I wanted to play for Everton. I might have become a Wolves man. But now I have settled down with the greatest club in the world… Arsenal."
Dennis Evans 1951-1963
"I thought football's greatest honour was to captain England. I was wrong. It was to captain Arsenal today." At the banquet following the FA Cup Final defeat by Newcastle in 1952.
Joe Mercer 1946-54
"Arsenal are the greatest club in the world for two reasons. First, every player is treated as a man and not as a baby, and second, the strict code of honour every Arsenal player must uphold. If a footballer wants to get a transfer from this club you can take it from me there's something very wrong, very wrong indeed – with the footballer."
Tommy Lawton 1953-56
"It's a big thing for me that I'm here at Arsenal. I think the way the Club look after their players is magic. I like the way that even though Arsenal is a huge worldwide club, they have the family mentality, and treat everyone with respect. You really have the feeling you are part of a family here. When you are inside it feels like a smaller club because everyone is treated in a special way.
Abou Diaby
"To me, Arsenal means family. I grew up an Arsenal supporter, and I was 16 when Vic Akers gave me the opportunity to play for the Club. Vic brought me up. He taught me how to play but also be respectful to the Club, of the need to conduct myself in the right way and stay humble. There's a sense of respect that runs right through the Arsenal. There's no other football club like it."
Rachel Yankey
"The people that I have worked with throughout the Club during my time here is what really stands out. Everybody having that underlying pride in what we were working for. The people that move on, be they players or staff, have always, without fail, good things to say about the Club. That tells you everything." Colin Lewin, physiotherapist
"Ever since I first stepped into the Marble Halls, I've understood that Arsenal signifies class – a certain way of doing things, treating people and respecting the game of football. It makes me very, very proud to have represented a club that embodies these values for so many years."
Steve Bould 1988-99
"Although my professional career started two and a half years before I joined Arsenal, the way I see it is that it really began when I first came here. Arsenal kicked off the way I look at football. I came here as a young kid, worked really hard, and seven years later I'm so proud to be club captain. This club gives you the chance to grow into any role – you're given the best possible opportunity to develop into the player you want to be. This place is my second home; everyone here, young and old, does everything together. It's a family, and that makes it special."
Robin van Persie
"Arsenal means everything to me. I came here when I was just 17 years old and now, at 24, I'm just not the same guy. Arsenal has given me everything and made me very happy – I want to give that back to them.
Alex Song
"Arsenal is the Club that gave me the opportunity to show myself to the world, and I will always be grateful for that."
Andrey Arshavin
"As a kid growing up in that area I always wondered what was behind that front door, then all of a sudden as a young player you are in there and it hits you that potentially you could play for such a massive club." Chris Wyte 1977-86
"It's a huge pleasure to represent a big team like Arsenal and I hope to have a successful season with this historic club. When I was growing up in Israel, many people looked up to this club and I'm grateful to be part of it."
Yossi Benayoun
"Playing for Arsenal at any level is something to be proud of so being in the squad when they won the double and winning the Cup in 1979 was special. The boys were a terrific bunch."
Sammy Nelson 1966-81
"I came to Arsenal as a kid, so this club signifies a big part of my growth as a person and a footballer, and it is very important to me."
Vito Mannone
"Winning the League in 1989 was my outstanding moment in an Arsenal shirt without any doubt."
Alan Smith 1987-95
"Arsenal means every thing to me. I've been here since I was nine and I love the Club."
Jack Wilshere
"Ken Friar gave me a copy in a brown envelope. Thrilled I walked straight round to my dad's house. He asked what I was doing down here having no inkling of what was going on. I walked in, put the contract on the table and said: 'Dad I've just signed for Arsenal.' He couldn't believe it. It was a special day."
Jimmy Carter 1991-95
"Arsenal are a brilliant club. I enjoyed every minute of my time at Arsenal."
Pat Jennings 1977-85
"The thing for me that makes Arsenal so special is the way they look after people, whether that's players, staff or whoever. It's remained that way the whole time I've been with the Club – the people may have changed, but the values of the Club have stayed constant – class and tradition."
Steve Rowley, Chief Scout
"We all wore polar-neck jerseys. Apprentices wore blue ones, it was green for professionals and red after five games in the first team. I looked and wondered if I'd ever be able to wear one of those red ones."
Jon Sammels 1961-71
"My first memories were getting to Highbury for training on the tube from my digs in Wood Green. You would be running up towards Wood Green and suddenly spot Tom Whittaker sitting there in his car checking up on us. There was no escaping. If he said we had to do so much running you did it."
David Herd 1954-61
"Having worked at the Club for over 40 years, and although it is an old cliché, it is more than just a job to me; it is a way of life. From a raw 16 year-old working in the Club shop, I could never have guessed that many years later I would still be working for the Club that has taken me on a roller coaster of emotional highs and lows from Anfield in 1989 to Paris in 2006. With the advent of the new stadium, it will open another chapter of the institution that is Arsenal Football Club."
David Miles, Club Secretary
"When I think of Arsenal, my favourite personal memory that I recall is scoring my first goal for the Club - away to Lazio in the Champions League. It was important because when you join a new club, you really want to score your first goal. It's where everything started for me at this club"
Robert Pires 2000-06
"It might seem strange but one of my greatest thrills was when I came back to play for Newcastle United. My favourite moment at Highbury was walking down the tunnel for Newcastle and 38,000 people cheering my name. You couldn't buy that moment it was just very, very, special."
Kenny Sansom 1980-88
"For me it's a big love for the Club. I always felt that I tried to think about Arsenal before I arrived here, today I cannot be objective anymore. Before I came here I always thought it was a club of style, tradition and courage. That will be the three words that come to my mind."
Arsène Wenger
"Highbury was an inspirational place that filled me with excitement and a sense of tradition. The inspiration I got from being there gave me that extra drive and energy to extend my career."
John Hollins 1979-83
"For me Arsenal is a role model as a football club in everything it does, but especially in terms of three key aspects: respect, class and enjoyment. Those three words sum it up for me."
Mikel Arteta
"Arsenal signifies tremendous quality. They used to be called 'The Arsenal' and we were brought up on the belief 'always remember who you are and who you represent'."
Martin Keown 1981-2004
"Most players who come from Arsenal do well elsewhere because they have been taught to do things the right way and conduct themselves properly"
Martin Hayes 1981-90
"Arsenal means nothing but the best – I had a wonderful time there and could kick myself for leaving. It was the biggest mistake I ever made and I have regretted it for the rest of my life."
Alan Skirton 1959-66
"When Bertie walked around, the players' application was out of this world. The theme was don't look at what we've won look at what you can win."
Don Howe 1964-67, coach & manager 1983-86
"I grew up an Arsenal supporter, so to go from there to be working for the Club, and to have achieved what I have – hopefully some good! – is a phenomenal thing for me. I've always been a Gooner, and forever will be, so the Club means more than anything. Also, having lost my parents last year – I know they were really proud of what I achieved within the Club too – because they come from the same background."
Vic Akers OBE, kit manager
""Arsenal is my second family."
Terry Neill 1959-70, manager 1976-83
""The Littlewoods Cup '87 against Liverpool was an outstanding memory for me. I started that season in the Fourth Division with Colchester and here I was seven months later coming and winning at Wembley." Perry Groves 1986-92
""This football club is everything to me To support Arsenal, play for them and then work for the Club What more could you want in life?"
Charlie George 1966-75
""There were no cliques like there were at other clubs I was associated with. It was just good fun."
Peter Marinello 1970-73
""Arsenal will always have a place in my heart and that is the same for so many other people too. There's a strong sense of 'family' at the Club and it is why those people that leave so often find their way back, to be around that feeling and I believe that even when you go a bit of you never leaves Arsenal anyway, that is how it has been for me. I'm just so glad that I've been able to be part of the story of the football club. Thierry Henry 1999-2007
""Class. To me Arsenal simply means class. And I mean that in terms of the way the Club conducts itself in everything it does. It was the case when I first joined way back, and it still is now. When I joined, Bob Wall was Mr Arsenal, and he's handed it on to Ken Friar and so on. There's a professionalism at every level of the Club and it's been that way for as long as I've known. It's come through from the '30s and will continue."
Pat Rice 1964-80, assistant manager
"My heart was racing my legs turned to jelly as I shook hands to sign for here I was at Highbury, the most superbly equipped club stadium in Britain. It was difficult not to be awe-struck by the marble halls and I remember as we passed the bust of Herbert Chapman, Mr Wall murmured reverently in my ear: 'Still the greatest manager who ever lived'."
George Eastham 1960-66
"This club means everything to me and is simply the perfect club! Having been a part of it for 15 years it has given me so many memorable memories as a player that I never thought I would experience. It is a club rich in history, passion, class and pride and has a family spirit that shows that football is for everyone. Faye White
"Arsenal is like a family, but I also have the feeling that this is my club, because I've been here so long. To me Arsenal means happiness, family, sharing and belonging.
Johan Djourou
"Arsenal taught me everything, even how to eat and use a knife and fork properly."
Tommy Baldwin 1962-66
"It's a massive club with great history and I want to be included in that."
Theo Walcott
"Arsenal is in my heart. As soon as I stepped into the place at 12 I knew it was home."
Graham Rix 1974-88
"I could give you a million words about Arsenal – they are just a fantastic club."
John Radford 1962-76
"When I was signed from Leicester City the first thing that hit me was how great the expectations were at Arsenal."
Frank McLintock 1964-73


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I'm a newbie this year, and have two hives.An ex-beekeeper friend (an old guy and a bit forgetful) said that he thinks that right now we should switch the brood hive body with the second hive body right above it. Is this correct? Or should I just switch some of the frames with brood (that are located in the hive body above the brood hive body) with the frames in the brood hive body that don't have brood anymore.What do you guys do? Nothing? Switch some frames? Rotate the brood hive body with the one above it?Help please.
I reversed my brood boxes last weekend. The queen was in the upper box along with some capped brood and a little bit of capped honey; the lower box was essentially empty. So it was a no-brained for my hive. Now they have a complete deep available to store the syrup I'm feeding them and it didn't mean re-arranging their setup in the box where the queen was still active.-- Kris


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Hello fellow Fett fans, I realize some of you out there see these posts all the time of Boba appearing in fan films, or shorts that tell a cool story of the bounty hunter, but what of a REAL telling of what happens to the Star Wars character outside of Ep. 2, 4, 5, and 6; and even his brief, yet epic, apperence in the Clone Wars TV series? I am also aware of the heresay of the live action Star Wars series on TV; FX allegedly to pick up dark storyline with Fett as Side character. But Iv recently been making a lot of money through my job workin in movie and tv shows, along with experience, and time off between work. I plan on currently sockpiling some cash away for the Production: Wardrobe, armor, props, talent, locations, prostetics, etc, etc... I have a good list of crew people to do filming and things of that nature, purhaps even enlisting a college film class to undertake the project for the csemester, but I have not contacted them, yet. And along with dealing with key actors and key wardrobe, its my hope to find awesome actors and costumes from places like here at DH to find people open to this awesome project. However, I am met with just a couple of issues and decissions I'm hoping some of you fine people could help me with. 1) Story: while I am in the middle of brainstorming all 3 plots, its my goal to blend Fett storys of books, films, and cartoon; while not following one path in particular, but crossing over each in order to keep things "fresh". 2) Computer effects VS. Traditional Effects: This is a MAJOR problem for me. I know that computer graphics can make things easier and look more real, but I would have to go way out of my way to film things in that extra motion capture and other computer stuff, and pay someone extra to do it, or take a more traditional route. I would rather model, build, and do things more for real. Basicly Ep.lll VS. Ep.lV in terms of special effects. Or perhaps a mix of both like Ep.1. 3). Fan support! That's where everything starts in the first place! Ill lay out how I hope to string the Fett story inbetween what we all have already seen and read. Please leave any and all constructive critisism on this masterplan of mine, even if you think I'm way over my head. Just please let me know what you think, and if you are in the Southern California area, and might like to get directly involved with this production, just let me know also.
The first installment takes place immedietly after the Battle of Genosis, and end right before his apperence in the Clone Wars TV show. This episode is loosely based on the Scholastic Boba Fett books, but not at all follows the book page by page. Dooku and Aurra Sing will be key characters, while Jabba, Anakin, and many Clone Troopers also make an apperence in this episode.
The second installment starts in the middle, and most conflicted part of the clone wars; right before Revenge of the Sith. This is my most blank episode. More intense bountys and the first meetings with Dengar and other bounty hunters. Thoughts on Fett owning droids? I have several droid charaters that could play well in the storyline; not as friendly as 3po or r2 of course. Episode ends with the Empire being declared.
The final installment begins before A New Hope, and the Empire is the Leader of the galaxy and has a hold on everything, Rebelion has just barely started. A lot of dealings with Jabba. A lot of Fett vs. Empire and Stormtrooper conflict. A little blank on this episode too. Thoughts on a bounty trying to sudduce Fett as they go through crazy situations? Twelik perhaps??? The episode ends with a transmission that leads Fett to a Star Destroyer and the scene from episode V, where Vader posts the bounty on the Falcon.
Thank you for reading, and please leave ANY AND ALL comments and ideas! Every bit helps! And ill be sure to be back on to keep you all updated on how things are going!
Scott "fett for the" Winn


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Posted by Kate Leggett on April 12, 2012
Customer service leaders know that a good customer experience has a quantifiable impact on revenue, as measured by increased rates of repurchase, increased recommendations, and decreased willingness to defect from a brand. They also conceptually understand that clean data is important, but many can't make the connection between how master data management and data quality investments directly improve customer service metrics. This means that IT initiates data projects more than two-thirds of the time, while data projects that directly affect customer service processes rarely get funded.
What needs to happen is that customer service leaders have to partner with data management pros — often working within IT — to reframe the conversation. Historically, IT organizations would attempt to drive technology investments with the ambiguous goal of "cleaning dirty customer data" within CRM, customer service, and other applications. Instead of this approach, this team must articulate the impact that poor-quality data has on critical business and customer-facing processes.
To do this, start by taking an inventory of the quality of data that is currently available:


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Horseradish adds a special "kick" to this mouthwatering salad that Lesley Pew fixes at home in Lynn, Massachusetts for her family and friends. "It's creamy, crunchy and always popular," she promises. No one guesses that she lightens it up with low-fat sour cream and fat-free mayo!—Lesley Pew, Lynn, Massachusetts
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- 2 pounds red potatoes, cubed
- 2 celery ribs, thinly sliced
- 1/2 cup fat-free mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup reduced-fat sour cream
- 2 teaspoons chopped green onion
- 2 teaspoons cider vinegar
- 2 teaspoons prepared horseradish
- 2 teaspoons spicy brown mustard
- 1-1/2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Red leaf lettuce
- Place potatoes in a large saucepan and cover with water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 15-20 minutes or until tender. Drain and place in a large bowl; cool to room temperature. Add celery.
- In a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise, sour cream, onion, vinegar, horseradish, mustard, lemon juice, salt and pepper. Stir into potato mixture. Serve in a lettuce-lined bowl. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Tangy Potato Salad in Light & Tasty June/July 2007, p29
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Regional Reimbursement Manager - Houston, TX
Exciting and rare opportunity to join Publicis Touchpoint Solutions in support of Ocular Therapeutix during their first commercialization; a chance to help shape the future of an organization!
We are looking for self-starting, ambitious, goal-oriented, and talented professionals who want to be part of a fast-moving, entrepreneurial environment!
The Regional Reimbursement Manager (RRM) will be a direct liaison between the reimbursement HUB, sales, and customers. Successful performance will include ensuring execution of the Market Access Reimbursement strategy for the providers that provides fair and consistent payment, and removing barriers in the overall reimbursement process. This position will be responsible for supporting a variety of support personnel within ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), hospital outpatient settings, and physician offices. To do this, the RRM will:
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Bachelor s degree
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Minimum of 2 years experience in: practice management or practice billing and revenue cycle; experience with public or private third party reimbursement related to product access impact on providers; or experience in pharmaceutical or managed care industry reimbursement including provider site reimbursement interactions
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Ophthalmology experience
2-3+ years of reimbursement and account management experience
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text: For those of you that teach, at whatever level, did you become a teacher because that's what you felt called to do? Did you get into the profession accidentally due to wanting to share your life's experience with others? Or was teaching the "back-up plan" when other dreams didn't quite pan out? I'm wanting to make a career change and teaching keeps being brought up. My family thinks I'd be good at it but I'm not so sure. I just don't feel like I'd have the patience (or the ability to not knock some kid's teeth out if they snotted off to me or were bullying another student). But I'm curious to know other people's feelings. Is it what you hoped it would be? Better or worse?


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Both are excellent pistols. I own a Glock 26 and previously owned a Kahr K9. Here's how I see the advantages to both.
* Long track record of higher reliability. (Kahr has had very occasional glitches, though mine ran perfectly.)
* Trigger is better suited to really fast (defensive) shooting.
* Greater availability of mags, accessories, holsters, etc.
* Larger mag capacity and will take mags from larger Glocks.
* Considerably slimmer/trimmer than the Glock, and thus easier to conceal and more comfortable carried IWB.
* Feels better in most people's hands than the small Glock (though I find the polymer Kahrs actually too small for really good shooting, the trigger reach being too short for me).
Both guns have a good, low bore axis to minimize muzzle flip. I have a very strong preference for the short trigger action/reset of the Glock, so I eventually sold my Kahr and rely on the Glock design as my primary defense gun (when I'm not deployed). However, there is nothing wrong with the Kahr if you like DA trigger designs.


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I know this probably has been posted before. I've found lots of references for ROTJ armor, but I can't find a whole lot of High Res. EBS photos.
So, please post all your High res. Photos of the ESB Boba. Or at least point me in the right direction. Thanks so much.
I wanna be ready when I get my armor.


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Orangatangs wit OJ
Orangatangs wit OJ
new charac theme: monkeys and gorillas and any other kind of ape. you choose. deadline is at first 5 entries
get down
stick with that first one,
imma get in on this. posting in tomorrow.
eat his banana !
i will not eat his banana.
i dont like how the body turned out, rushed it too much and looks like rock solid
he chillin tho.
something hit'em in the head? lol
thats a top hat bro
looks better in real life
warning cameras will make your drawings look bad
Here's my entry;
alrriiiight people gettin down on charac battles, something's going on!!!
where the rest of the charac heads at yo ? am I gonna have to call yous out by name?
someone enter this shit
should we start voting on this as it doesn't look like anyone else is gunna enter this time
I'm gonna go with Phat. Damn I'll have to get in on the next one.
yo get in on this one and we can add yours to the poll, no one's caring about the battle anyway
Dank gmv
.Phat GMV
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Arsenal's Premier League home game against QPR on Saturday will focus on the Club's Arsenal for Everyone initiative, an ongoing scheme which embraces the diversity and equality of the Club and its fan base.
The match coincides with football's equality and inclusion campaign Kick It Out's 'One Game, One Community' Week of Action which takes place between October 18 and 29.
Saturday's matchday programme will be filled with features that showcase some of Arsenal's work in its community which encourages everybody connected with Arsenal - irrespective of race, age, religion and belief, sexual orientation, disability and gender – to feel an equal sense of belonging.
Junior Gunners - including three of our young visually impaired supporters, Luke, Scott and Liam - will welcome players onto the pitch and line up with a display of flags representing the nationalities of the Arsenal squad.
The Club launched the Arsenal for Everyone initiative nearly five years ago to celebrate the diversity of the Arsenal family and formed a large part in the Club's work to becoming the first professional football club to achieve the advanced level of Kick It Out's Equality Standard, a framework devised for clubs to help with their equality and diversity practices.
The Club ensures that its disabled supporters can enjoy football with the best possible facilities at Emirates Stadium. This includes award-winning work to give disabled fans an unrivalled matchday experience with half-price season tickets for disabled supporters with accompanying carer, a dedicated matchday commentary service for visually impaired fans, the creation of an audio version of the matchday programme, provision of a disabled supporters lounge and the Premier League's only guide dog toilet.
Arsenal's CEO Ivan Gazidis said: "A football club is about more than just the game. It is fundamental that a football club is representative of its community, and the most visible manifestation of this is what happens on the field. We have 17 different nationalities in our squad and this is something that reflects the multiculturalism that is inherent in the world's game, but also in the Islington community, and London on a broader scale.
"Arsenal promotes and celebrates the diversity of its fan base and I am proud of the work we are doing, but I want to also emphasise how far we still have to go to eradicate all forms of discrimination and we will continue to develop new ways as part of our ongoing commitment to doing this."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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By Rob Kelly
Chuks Aneke says going out on loan is a crucial step in his development as he bids to break into the Arsenal first team.
The 18-year-old midfielder spent three months with League One side Stevenage earlier this season, before returning to Arsenal and starring for the Reserves.
Aneke - speaking before last week's move to Preston North End - said the experience at Broadhall Way proved invaluable to him, both on and off the pitch.
"I'm really pleased to have gone out on loan," he told Arsenal.com. "It was good to see another side of football that I didn't really know.
"The game became a lot more serious, and I learned to be more professional in the way I prepare for matches.
"In the lower leagues they do things differently - that is not to say it is worse - and it is good to learn and try to improve your game. I can draw on the things I learned there to make me a better player.
"The style of play at Stevenage was different to what I am used to but I am 100 per cent happy that I went there. The people were lovely and I was welcomed with open arms."
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not your brah, breh.
When you grow up and start acting like a 30 year old the world is a better place. You help rest my case that you act like a little girl and also pretend to be relaxed when your are clearly flustered but the 8000 quotes you just did. I mean come on man, even watching some brain numbing tv is more productive than that.
Have a nice day. go start a VAG show where other VW snobs can hang out.
I don't even come for the show. I come to see my friends. After come a couple of times, it all seems to get old and look the same.
99.5 A4 TQM Bagged, chromed, Classy, 88 BMW e28
09 BMW 135i Bagged, 63 Type 2 Pickup
12 Beetle, 79 Superbeetle
10 MKv Jetta TDI, 98.5 A4 TM
Is somebody afraid a purple slammed Civic is going to win best MKI or something?
the funny thing is i saw at least 5 vws that were more riced out than my S2000
I'm not a star. Somebody lied.
I spooned eastcoaststeeze in dannybarones bed
Sorry, but you were initially complaining of the show's exclusivity of certain manufacturers and how people shouldn't complain about other cars in attendance. I wasn't complaining about other marques staying the weekend. What I was complaining about was that the staff posted that all non-vag cars were to park at the original show location; made every attempt to keep those vehicles out of the show field; yet, those drivers did not respect the wishes of the staff and still made successful attempts to display their cars on the show field.
To me, it is disrespectful to the staff and Vag enthusiasts who value and enjoy that exclusivity, especially when the staff makes an effort to prevent it. You say that you are an enthusiast so as an enthusiast, you should be more understanding.
There is not one show in the season that strictly allows only VW and Audi. There are plenty of BMW, Merc and JDM events. It appears that this type of behavior is mainly accepted in the VW community.
Now stop being mad, and get over yourself.
First off saying someone is acting like a girl and calling someone a bitch are not equal insults but sure w.e you say mister 30.
and now that you calmed yourself down and actually typed out a legitimately backed response i can now see what you are talking about. Where i do not agree with you it actually forms a sensible argument now.
Secondly all Merc and BMW shows for the most part are uppity concourse events or for purists who feel that lowering your car more than an inch ruins it. So no it doesnt make sense why they can not join in on our fun where they styleize there cars the same as we do, where they have no chance of winning a show in their own realm they can have a shot at one of our shows. Where i agree the JDM crowd shouldnt be allowed to be on the showgrounds, they shouldnt be hated on for attending. and if it bothers you that much that they got there than you shoud volunteer to work the gate at next years SOWO.
anyways stop trying to take shots at me because you are mad that people are parking where they shouldnt be. if i need to get over myself you need to grow up and act your age, im 25 and have more respect for myself and my fellow enthusiasts than you do, let alone more maturity, and i am the last person who will claim to be mature.
Have a nice day sir.
Perhaps purists dedicated to the make that you drive had frowned upon what you did to your car. So your reaction is to find acceptance somewhere else.
It's understandable.
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Why is everyone getting so Butthurt?
There's cars I like other than VAG if there done properly and are tasteful.. Yeah its a VAG show but everyone knows that. Who cares if there not VAG? Their supporting the show and what we do..
I have a good friend that attended in his subaru, the white bagged one. He knows that it was a VAG show and knew he wouldnt be able to park in the show and he even told me "Dude thats cool, I understand 100%. Its a VAG show" so to me as long as the guys and girls in cars other than VAG that are into the scene and want to come and see what its all about why not let them enjoy it, as long as they understand its not there weekend. I dont see a problem in letting other makes of cars be there as long as it was setup like this past show..
People love hammered sh!t and sexy ass wheels and forge girls
Its a VAG weekend so lets do what we do and go balls out.
Also from what I've noticed from browsing around is that there are multiple car groups online that were in attendance at this years Sowo and there are multiple people from all car makes stating how great the show was and was awesome it was to see the huge array of style and wheels.. Not that its scaled the same but alot of them were stating how much better SoWo was than Import Alliance.. Import Alliance is a huge show held multiple times a year in multiple big cities and its usually full of highschool parking lot cars (not the good kind)...
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on another note, the way i deal with the "outkasts" is real simple, i ignore them, their lame cars, and their douchebaggy behavior. it's not hard to realize they are just there to stir the pot or try and show up the VAG scene. i don't go to JDM shows. i unlike the outkast scene have better things to do with my time than troll another scene.
of course we can't stop them from showing up to a city, like ocmd, or helen, but we certainly can try and recruit more VAG drivers to fill up the hotels.
bring ya wife bring ya kids. hahaha....
I appreciate your sentiments.
hug it out time??
I had to. I would think he'd classify as a VW supremacist.
Last edited by nolesfan; 05-25-2012 at 03:41 PM.
hahahaha, well played
Wow. Some lame ducks out there. All u Vw supremacists are gonna have to learn to love it because the "trolls" aren't gonna stop attending. Me being one of them


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One rule of thumb that I have heard that sounds good is to move your darkest frames of comb to the outside and the lightest to the inside.Every year remove the outermost frames and add two new ones in the middle - that way every frame is there for 5 years.
i found this from another site:The cells in old comb often appear smaller than they really are... The cell rims are thicker in axial depth and have a higher wax to pollen ratio than newer comb.
We now know that we have been providing our bees with oversize foundation for about a century. I feel the so called smaller bees are merely natures attempt to redress the balance. And that if comb were to be kept in use for a long time a stable situation would occur whereby the cell walls would be chewed down and replaced on a regular basis.
Every year I switch boxes ie honey box becomes brood box and visa versa. So far this plan has had no adverse effects.


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Ryk to take part in the Trans Derwent Swim at the Hobart Regatta
07/02/2013 , 10:10 AM by Kathy Gates
"I am dedicating the swim to all people that used to be fit 20 years ago."
Ryk claims he hasn't swum in deep water since he watched 'Jaws' over 20 years ago. But all that is about to change when Ryk embarks on the Trans Derwent Swim.
The race, held on Monday which is Hobart Regatta Day, starts at Montagu Bay at 10am and finishes at the Regatta Grounds between 10.30 and 11. The 1.5 kilometre swim takes most people around 20 minutes but Ryk isn't so certain that he will survive, "I expect to be picked out of the water by a kayak in the middle of the river or after 45 minutes."
There is some contention around how Ryk became an entrant in the race.
He claims peer pressure but organiser Brett Stephenson recalls that last year, when Ryk covered the race from the comfort of the flagship boat the 'Serenade', he definitely said he would like to participate.
Listeners will have heard Ryk talk about his recent decision to take up swimming. However he says, "despite rumours I have been training - four swims in the sea doesn't constitute a rigorous program."
Brett has assured him that there will be plenty of support to pull him out of the water.
The race, an official Olympic trial event, is one of the oldest swimming competitions in Australia, dating back to the 1930s. This year Ryk will be up against 81 swimmers who have gone through extensive training in the lead up to Monday. Last year, all participants finished within 30 minutes, and the fastest time was 15 minutes 27 seconds. Yet Ryk is not looking to break records, his only concern is surviving, "If I make it across I will be unbelievably pleased about it."
Keep an eye out for Ryk on Monday, he says he will be, "easily recognised as the foolhardy one with no wetsuit floundering at the back surrounded by concerned kayakers".
20 years on and Ryk has not forgotten 'Jaws', "I've been told that sharks prefer people in wetsuits because they look like seals."
Do you have any suggestions for Ryk? If so leave a comment below.
What self-talk can you put in place that will assist you in not only surviving, yet also "thriving" the race?
Posted by: Dr Gary Wohlman | 07/02/2013 at 01:10 PM
Good luck Ryk and take comfort in the fact that if a shark finds your wet suit enticing you will be helping to feed an endangered species of marine life.
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Here is the pic of the helmet from when I bought it from the Cargo Hold. Not 100% sure of the mold of the helmet, but its possible a SGT. Fang
Notice the slight warping of the right mandible. Luckily, this was already a WIP, so I had some notes to go off of already on the helmet! The only thing I am not sure about doing is the dent in the trim of the T-visor. I know its there in the movie helmet, but I dont know if I want to get into actually adding more resin, or fiberglass to the bottom of the dip so it actually looks like a bent piece of metal as opposed to one with a little shave off the top
I did a heat up on the helmet to straighten the mandible out, worked great. I want to get the visor mounted in heat it up again, then do my reinforcing to make sure that when the fiberglass hardens, its as straight as I can get it. I noticed the left one was slightly bent in towards the visor slot, so I think having it bolted in will put the shape back where its supposed to be
After looking at some other WIP threads, I discovered that I had a lot of excess resin around the inside edges of the T-slot, so I need to do a bit more trimming before I worry about laying in the glass. Looks like I wont be spraying that primer today after all!
I also need to straighten the bottom of the left mandible out. It flares outward, not straight down
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School of Community Education
WittCAM consultants to develop an Integrated Marketing Communications Plan for the School of Community Education
January 26, 2010
Springfield, OH- WittCAM consultants Andrea Berry, Robert Ritzi and Katherine Yuskewich will spend the spring semester of their senior year developing a new branding and integrated marketing communications plan for the Wittenberg School of Community education. The team will put together an advertising plan that will include everything from traditional to social media. They will also take on the challenge of repositioning the school in a very competitive market place.
The School of Community Education (SCE) as a separate division of Wittenberg was founded in 1957. The school runs both adult night and day classes as well as manages Wittenberg's summer program. There are a variety of degrees, classes and certificate programs available through SCE. The team is very excited about this opportunity and looks forward to being able to use their creative talents and advertising experience to help develop an effective strategy for the SCE program.
Andrea Berry '10, is a senior management major with a concentration in marketing, from East Amherst, New York. The past semester she interned at an advertising agency in Columbus as an account services intern, managing short term projects and organizing and planning special events. In summer 2009, Berry interned at a different Columbus advertising agency as a media intern where she learned the media industry and gained exposure to the agency world. She is very involved on campus and is the 2010 class treasurer, a member of the Wittenberg University honors program, a four-year starter on the women's varsity lacrosse team, a representative on the Student Athlete Advisory Committee, Student Senate Finance Committee, serves as recruitment chair for Omicron Delta Kappa leadership honorary society, and as Vice President of Tau Pi Phi, a management honorary. As a management student, Berry has been a member of other WittCAM projects including the 2010 Entrepreneurial Business Award, Creative Advertising Partnership with the Office of Community Service and raising more than $40,000 for orphans and vulnerable children in Lesotho, Africa. After graduation, Berry plans to pursue a career in the field of marketing or advertising.
Robert W. Ritzi III '10 is a senior majoring in management with a concentration in marketing communications. Ritzi serves as the current Student Senate president and as a tour guide for the Office of Admissions. Ritzi recently served as the account management Intern for Fahlgren Inc, a full-service, independently-owned advertising agency in Columbus, Ohio. Through this experience, he was exposed to all parts of a successful agency and was able to see multiple campaigns, for multiple clients, evolve from conception to completion. Ritzi also has a healthy background in social media and emerging marketing trends, established through his work with The Westcott House Foundation and Wittenberg University Office of Communications. An Eagle Scout, Ritzi also is co-captain of the Wittenberg Swimming & Diving squad and a proud member of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, Iota Beta Chapter. After graduation, he plans to pursue a position in the account management department of a hardworking and successful advertising agency.
Katherine Yuskewich '10, is a senior management major with a concentration in marketing from Columbus, Ohio. As a Sports Marketing Intern in the Athletic Department, Yuskewich plans promotional events for athletics. She successfully created a continuity program that is well received by over 800 students, faculty, staff and fans. As a WittCAM consultant on the EBAward team Yuskewich developed an ad campaign that was featured in the Springfield News-Sun the month of October. Yuskewich also participated in the Creative Advertising Partnership where she created a SWOT Analysis and 5 ad campaigns for the Community Service Office. Yuskewich serves as the Tiger Club Student Manager in the Advancement Office at Wittenberg where she assist's with athletic fundraising and marketing. A member of the women's varsity volleyball team, Yuskewich played in two consecutive final -four appearances and two regional championships, as well as two North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) championships. Representing the team on the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), Yuskewich was nominated to attend the NCAA Regional Leadership Conference in January. As a member of Delta Gamma, Yuskewich has held officer positions including director of new member education and director of scholarship. As president of Wittenberg Human Resource Management Association (WHRMA), Yuskewich assists with organizing career workshops for students and administering the Merit Award. She also serves as a member of the Student Appellate Board and honor societies including Alpha Lambda Delta, Tau Pi Phi, and Order of Omega. Yuskewich plans to pursue a career in marketing.
Wittenberg Center for Applied Management (WittCAM): The Wittenberg Center for Applied Management, better known as WittCAM, offers alternative coursework to upper-level students who are focused in management. As an alternative to a classroom-based course, WittCAM provides students the opportunity to serve as consultants to businesses, government agencies and not-for-profit organizations. Students and organizations have a choice of opportunities, including: Small Business Institute, Project Management Assistance, Management Internship, and the Creative Advertising Partnership. Students may work in groups or as individuals on projects. Some projects require specific management course prerequisites; these vary depending on the nature of the project. Directed by Professor Pamela Schindler, more than 467 students have been involved in WittCAM projects in the last 30 years.


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text: Just need some hugs from my FSU friends. We had to put my 13 year old cat Bandit to sleep this morning. It was definitely time. He has had Inflammatory Bowel Disease for almost 3 years, and we've done a great job managing it, he and I. However, since October he had started going down. I knew the end was near, but you are just never ready for it. I am, to put it bluntly, grieving my heart out. He was my best friend, my constant companion, and one of the sweetest souls I ever met, human or non-human. Here's to you, my beautiful Bandit. Thank you for all the love. I hope I see you again someday, in whatever kind of heaven there may be, because I do believe in it.


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Instead of getting five answers of insight from an opposing team expert, we've expanded "The Other Side" to seven questions (along with a bonus Ohio-based eighth question).
In addition, we have perhaps our most recognizable guest – Detroit News U-M beat writer, occasional ESPN contributor and Cincinnati native Angelique Chengelis.
Read on for her insight on the Michigan side heading into Saturday's version of The Game.
1. There are different ways to approach the rivalry, and Brady Hoke seems put a lot of emphasis on it. We know about his habit of calling the school "Ohio," but what else has he show his approach to the rivalry and how important it is to his program?
It started with his introductory news conference, pounding the podium when he talked about Michigan-Ohio State. He hasn't waxed as poetic since, but it's pretty clear this rivalry drives him. He installed at Schembechler Hall countdown clocks for Michigan State and Ohio State. On the locker room door, there was a sign featuring the number of days since Michigan had last beaten Ohio State and apparently that changed to the number of days since beating Ohio State. I participated in the U-M women's football academy this year and in the weight room, there's a good-sized mural of the UM-OSU trenches and the message: "WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO BEAT OHIO TODAY?" The words "you done" are in maize and "beat Ohio" are in red. Several of the weight machines have "Beat Ohio" in red, and there's a big "Beat Ohio" message above a set of cardio machines.
2. Let's talk offense. What has stood out about quarterback Devin Gardner as he's put up his impressive stats the last three games?
His poise has stood out, not to mention his accuracy and the fact Michigan started scoring touchdowns again. Michigan went nine quarters without a touchdown before the second quarter of a 35-13 victory over Minnesota, Gardner's first start in relief of Denard Robinson. From that second quarter on, Gardner has directed 17 scoring drives, including 16 for touchdowns. Three of those drives were 90 yards or more.
3. Denard Robinson was back on the field as a running back last week. What role do you think he will play in this game?
It will be a similar role, I think, although when he was asked after the Iowa game how his arm is, he smiled and said, "You'll see." It's certainly possible he will be healed enough to throw, but he didn't attempt a pass against Iowa and ran with the ball in his left hand. It seemed to work pretty well with Robinson and Gardner in that scheme, albeit against an Iowa defense that's not a world beater, but they had a nice rhythm, and I really think we'll see more of that on Saturday.
4. With Fitzgerald Toussaint's injury, what are the prospects for the Michigan run game this week?
It was tough to see Toussaint suffer that injury and although we don't know the specifics, he did have what Brady Hoke called successful surgery. So without Toussaint, the workload in the run game will belong to Robinson, of course, but also Thomas Rawls. A lot of people have wanted to see more of Rawls this year when it looked like Toussaint was struggling, so he clearly will get a chance, as will Vincent Smith.
5. Michigan's passing defense is ranked No. 1 in the country. Have the Wolverines truly been that good, and what stands out about the passing D this season?
I think that's a tad skewed because overall I don't think Michigan has played great passing teams. James Vandenberg gave Iowa two touchdowns off passes of 16 and 13 yards. In the previous game against Northwestern, in which Michigan needed to come from behind to win in overtime, Trevor Siemian had a 19-yard touchdown pass and Kain Colter had a 23-yard TD pass. Nebraska's Taylor Martinez threw a 32-yard touchdown pass, as well. All in all, the pass defense has been very solid but there have been those holes.
6. Similar question: How has the team's run defense performed?
Greg Mattison, the defensive coordinator, wants this to be a defense that stops the run. That hasn't always been the case this season, particularly against spread teams. Michigan has been susceptible to not always having tight outside containment. But, while the Wolverines are allowing an average 151 yards rushing, teams have scored only eight rushing touchdowns.
7. Michigan is sending out a rather large group of seniors this year including guys like Robinson, Patrick Omameh, Craig Roh and Jordan Kovacs. What can you say about the impact they've had on the program?
They really are an admirable group of seniors. We all know about Denard Robinson, and we probably all know about Jordan Kovacs' remarkable story – going through two walk-on tryouts, making the team and then being a career starter and, like Robinson, voted a co-captain by his teammates. That story never seems to get old. Omameh is inspiring with all of his off-the-field work at Mott Children's Hospital – priceless to see how these children light up when they see him come in for a regular Thursday night visit. And Roh, we heard a lot from him early last season when Mattison essentially tore him down to rebuild him. Roh handled that whole situation with a lot of grace, for lack of a better word.
8. An a native of the Buckeye State, which Ohio culinary delicacy are you most excited for this weekend: Skyline Chili, Graeter's ice cream or Montgomery Inn?
My favorite question of all! As a native Cincinnatian, I am partial to those three food groups and also LaRosa's pizza. There is NO doubt I will be making a stop at Skyline when I head back to Michigan from Columbus. Sadly, I don't think Montgomery Inn is in my near future … but there's always mail order!


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Investigative reporter Seymour Hersh told Der Spiegel that President Bush's famous surge
is nothing more than a disguise to engage in an ethnic cleansing operation. "We have Balkanized Iraq" by building walls to separate Sunni from Shiite and Kurds from both of them. Hersh argues America under Bush deals with enemies by "Hitlerizing" them so Saddam Hussein who headed a nondescript army or Ahmadinejad who has scant control over Iranian armed forces are portrayed as capable of engaging in military operations akin to that of Adolf Hitler. The Nazi dictator controlled the most powerful army in the world which possessed the best tanks and a strong airforce. Two inept leaders whose armed forces could barely defeat a minor nation are being depicted by Bush as capable of damaging the interests of America.
Hersh casts blame on the American media for allowing Bush to sell them his pipe dreams and fail to do serious investigative studies of such things as the WMD. In particular, he things the New York Times failed to do their job. "They missed the biggest story of the time and they are going to have to live with it." Hersh is doubtful if America has learned anything from the Iraq fiasco. "I have this theory in life that there is no learning. There is no learning curve. Everybody has to discover things for themselves."


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Posted by James Staten on May 24, 2012
We all have habits we would like to (and should) break such as leaving the lights on in rooms we are no longer in and good habits we want to encourage such as recycling plastic bottles and driving our cars more efficiently. We often don't because habits are hard to change and often the impact isn't immediate or all that meaningful to us. The same has long been true in IT. But keep up these bad habits in the cloud, and it will cost you - sometimes a lot.
As developers, we often ask for more resources from the infrastructure & operations (I&O) teams than we really need so we don't have to go back later and ask for more - too painful and time consuming. We also often don't know how many resources our code might need, so we might as well take as much as we can get. But do we ever give it back when we learn it is more than we need?
On the other hand, I&O often isn't any better. The first rule we learned about capacity planning was that it's more expensive to underestimate resource needs and be wrong than to overestimate, and we always seem to consume more resources eventually.