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NFL Week 1 Picks: Houston Texans vs Pittsburgh Steelers
The Pittsburgh Steelers are set to host the Houston Texans this Sunday, September 7th for their 2008 season opener. The game begins at 1:05pm ET and will be broadcast live on CBS. NFL Week 1 Picks at SBGglobal.com have the home team Steelers as a -6.5 favorite for the game.
The Steelers finished last season at 10-6 largely because they dominated the AFC North, going 5-1 in division play. They will look to continue that trend this season and they have some new weapons to help them do it in running back Rashard Mendenhall and receiver Limas Sweed. The offense averaged 24.6 points per game in 2007; they should increase that number this year if they can cut down on the number of sacks allowed. The Pittsburgh defense ranked number one last year, but they desperately need safety Troy Polamalu to return to health and word is that he will not see much action to start the season.
The Texans appear to have things going in the right direction under Head Coach Gary Kubiak. Last year the former Broncos offensive coordinator guided the franchise to its first eight win season. Unfortunately for Houston they play in one of the toughest divisions in football, so the playoffs may still be a couple of years away. They will make it interesting in the AFC South though, and the way they played last year will have the attention of their division rivals.
Key Matchup: The Steelers will need to slow down the Houston passing attack if they are to cover the spread in this game. Last year they held teams to just 177 yards passing per game, but stopping Andre Johnson and Kevin Walter will not be an easy assignment.
NFL Week 1 Trend: The under is 2-0 in the only meetings between these two teams.
SBGglobal.com's NFL Week 1 Picks for the Texans vs Steelers:
Texans +6.5, Over 43 (-110), +220 (Money line)
Steelers -6.5, Under 43 (-110), -260 (Money line)
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Family Friend Turned Fiend of Family
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He was supposed to be a friend of the family.
Turns out, he was more like a fiend to the family.
Alachua County Sheriffs deputies arrested 39 year old Miltiadis Eleftherakos of Hawthorne on various felonies.
He exposed himself to a nine year old girl and then tried to get a 15 year old boy to snort crushed roxy pills.
This behavior reportedly took place last month and deputies were called after the children told their parents what happened.
Eleftherakos faces five felony charges and two misdemeanors.
He remains in the Alachua County Jail.
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a great design for the do-it-all table, which can be used in any room, with any seat. i love the black wood tone and the hefty base. a great choice as a side table or night stand.
There is something about this table that makes me want to turn my head sideways to look at it...hahaTags: home, accessories, interior design, home decor, tables, decor, home accessories, living rooms, coffee tablesAdded 9 Years Ago from CB2
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0 for I can't remember how many. :-( What did I ever do to you Woot? I will be doing my usual post Bucket Of Creampies. You'll find me in the fetal position.
JimmyCrackCornIDC wrote:Nope. The BOTS won this one.
hey, I'm a cheater & I didn't get one either. it still comes down to luck either way
Woo I got one... been waiting for 2 days and got my first random scaffolding.. Thanks WOOT!
Dear Wooters who use bots,
When the Internet becomes self-aware and begins to take over the world, I just want you to know that you're the first people they're going for. You will die a slow, painful death at the hands of the very Internet you manipulate here to get bandoliers. Rue the day, botters.
Kind regards,
I hate you.
FINALLY! Ive been on "your order is processing" a million times. This is the first time it actually completed the order all the way through! Didn't even take the time out to enter in the $5 off coupon code. Wish the My Account would actually remember my cvv code though - I was afraid by the time I got my card it'd be too late.
I used the buy button on my Wootalyzer toolbar. Highly recommend it. Of course if I wasn't on the fat pipe here at work I wouldn't have gotten it.
Damn code buttafuoco....
Then I tried entering that into the coupon code line, still no luck.
jonnij wrote:You'll be back. You can't help it. It is an addiction!
Yes, and I need to go to wooters anonymous. No baby of the cosmos for me - EVER and I've been trying for over two years now!
wkstar wrote:I was at my desk and tryed and tryed as soon as it popped and server crashed or something. I could Not get it to the Buy screen no matter what.
I am starting to believe that it is imposable.
Happens every Time
I hope you aren't working as an english teacher.
Clicked the Big Gold Button and was at the "processing your order" screen when everything crashed.
So close....
BOO! I got as far as the "your order is processing" page and then got a runtime error a few minutes later. Does that mean I didn't get one? I might cry myself to sleep tonight. So very, very close...
Ugh! curses...clicked on the gold button and server error. well, at least it as a $3 baby of the cosmos. I will wait in anticipation of the coveted $5 baby of the cosmos.
I'm surprised mine went through. After clicking the buy button the page quickly redirected back to the home page. I thought I was out of luck, but after about 5 minutes it showed up in my account. Thanks Woot!
sgoman5674 wrote:No they don't! They only do that when a Barbie on Crack is the item for the day.
Honestly, I don't even think they do it then...It used to be 4500 per sale, but that was when you had to manually select in for 3...ever since then, none of them I have seen have been anything more than 1500, but I could be wrong, as I apparently entered in my correct CVV code incorrectly, according to woot!
Woot got in for one. Must have been the "EcoTrends Mini Tripod for Digital and Video Cameras" I bought.
You need to check your facts.
shindig966 wrote:Does anyone know what (code: buttafuoco) means on the order page?
No clue, but I got the same thing. I tried multiple times and kept getting that code, before the server just crash and burned on me.
In for one boggy ol' creature...2nd in 6 months!!! WOOT WOOT
bmxjimp wrote:"You are in line."
"Your order is NOT in."
That didn't go so well. In the past, the process has gone smoothly, but this time it all came to a crawl about 3sec into ordering. None of my friends trying for one (same city) got one either.
Oh well, hopefully next time. Congrats to all who managed to squeeze through the ordering flood!
My First baby of the cosmos Ever!! 4 years of watching and waiting finally paid off!
more fail
Sweet! In for 3!
Clicked the gold button and got:
This sale is sold out.
Your order is invalid (code: no lines)
My First baby of the cosmos Ever!! 4 years of watching and waiting finally paid off!
UGH... maybe I didn't it's not listed in my purchases.. but I didn't see an error either. That's after confirming...
damn you bots!!!
how do i make one? or get one?
Speed to first woot: 0m 0.003s
Thats not a bot...
do we have an answer yet for the
Your order is invalid (code: buttafuoco)
deal? Cuz I instantly hit the go button and I couldn't get past this error. Not my day for the crappo.....
johnmax wrote:Yay i'm in too.
It seems they always put up the Boggy Old Creature in the 4PM eastern hour. Its been that way for like the past 6 of them. I wonder why the pattern...
Gotta agree; I kind of miss when you WOULDN'T have a clue when they were coming. I guess in a way knowing roughly when to be around limits disappointment in terms of MISSING it but makes getting one much, much harder. Of course one could argue having it on the last day, within a few hours of the end, both maximizes us gumballs hitting F5 for 3 days straight (good for pageviews), and limits the problems if the server goes down REALLY hard. (if they did a Boggy Old Creature at 2am someone would have to go in to replace the hamsters on the wheels)
But I think Woot must want it this way; otherwise they'd do it randomly, or at least with some form of CAPTCHA/bot check...
after being denied every wootoff since last february, today i got my 2nd random carp, while at lunch, at home, on a laptop with a mediocre wireless connection
oh, the anticipation....
I pushed and fought back against all odds and attempted to push ahead of all the bots, the 503 service error, and the few humans that still try manually. But to my dismay I am in line in case a transaction does not go through...
Got my C.R.A.P and heading for the hills. Bring me something good. Woot! don't fail me now!
Wheee! Got my third Bumped Over Concubine! In a row! I got lucky.
My wife missed it.
My sister in law missed it, barely. First it gave an invalid order with a weird code. Tried starting from the Woot! page instead of the one launched by Wooters.us, and got all the way through to processing. Then, the server crashed. "Something went wrong on our end!" Drat. Nothing in her account, so I think she missed it.
I highly suspect they checked referring URL on the order page to block bots.
Missed it by that much. |_|
I hit the I want one and then the wonderful "internet explorer cannot display this page" came up...refreshed a 100 times and nothing!! GRRRRR
I used Wootalyzer too. That's when I ran for the credit card - while the order form was loading.
RuthieDoll wrote:Same for me. I had everything filled out correctly (CC info and security code) and clicked the large yellow button. Definitely not fair.
The same has happened to me multiple times. All my info was correct. It removed my name, and I had to input it again and by the time I did that it was sold out.
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The Douglas Fir in the Powys nature reserve was measured at 62.5m (205ft) - taller than a 20-storey building.
It shares the record with two other Douglases in Scotland, one in Argyll and one near Inverness.
The champion Welsh tree is believed to be between 105 and 115 years old, and dwarfs its neighbouring Douglas Firs which measure a mere 32m (105ft).
The Lake Vyrnwy tree was measured by tree surgeon Simon Cope, who stretched a length of rope up to the top as he climbed its branches.
The height was then calculated back on the ground and confirmed by the Tree Register of the British Isles.
Registrar David Alderman said: "All three are great trees!
"Within 10 years, however, we are going to see many more pushing 63m, particularly Douglas Fir and Grand Fir tree planted in the 1930s by the Forestry Commission.
"These plantation tree in deep valleys are providing shelter for each other, allowing them all to grow much taller, so in the future we will see less record-breaking individual trees with great character, like the one visible at Lake Vyrnwy."
Plans are now afoot to create an all-access trail to the tree, which stands in a nature reserve managed by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.
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Mayor Boasts High Grad Rates Six Months Ahead of Schedule
The four-year graduation rate for students entering high school in 2009 reached 66 percent, an all-time high, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said on Wednesday, up from a rate of 64.7 percent the previous school year.
While the mayor said the numbers are preliminary, pending the state's release of graduation results, he used them to tout progress over his 12-year tenure.
"For two decades before our administration came into office, if you remember, our public school graduation rates had been stuck at 50 percent," Bloomberg said at a press conference at City College Academy of the Arts in Upper Manhattan. "People thought nothing could be done to fix it. We came into office and refused to believe it."
It is unusual for the city to release graduation rates ahead of the state's annual release, which last year came in June. Usually, the city waits to release its own analysis in tandem with the state. But with Bloomberg leaving office at the end of this month, "we don't have that luxury this time," he said.
According to the city's numbers, students with disabilities showed tremendous gains over the past several years, with a graduation rate of 37.5 percent in 2013. That is an increase from 30.5 percent in 2012, and far above the 17 percent graduation rate in 2005.
Black and Latino young men also showed notable gains: 55.3 percent of black male students graduated in four years in August 2013, compared to 53.4 percent in 2012 and 31.5 percent in June 2005.
Similarly, 54.3 percent of Latino males graduated in four years in August 2013, compared to 53.2 percent in 2012 and 31 percent in 2005.
The mayor made sure to note the significant increase in four-year graduates since 2005, when just 46.5 percent of students graduated on time. (2005 numbers include June graduates only.)
Only English Language Learners showed a year-to-year dip. In 2013, 38.7 percent of ELL students graduated compared to 40.5 percent of students the year before. But last year's number was still significantly higher than the four-year rate in 2005, when 26.5 percent of ELL students graduated.
Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott said the progress among these subgroups "represents a system-wide change of choice," which has included closing low-performing schools and opening hundreds of new schools in their place.
Aaron Pallas, a professor of sociology and education at Columbia's Teachers College, acknowledged the substantial progress in graduation rates but cautioned against attributing the growth "to any particular policy or practice."
"The counter-argument is that the growth in that graduation rate -- even though it also reflects growth in graduation rates for black and Latino students -- still obscures the fact that a great many of the students who enter ninth-grade emerge not ready for college," said Pallas. "And that's especially true for black and Latino students."
On Wednesday, the city released only the four-year rate for the general population and subgroups. Raw data for each school and borough will come later, as will rates for students that graduate and five and six years.
The State Education Department confirmed the accuracy of the numbers, both city and state education officials said.


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The Inside Lacrosse Google+ Hangout Series broke ground Thursday night in Baltimore with our first-ever Live Look-In at the NCAA Championship Weekend men's DI Media Day. We broadcasted live from M&T Bank Stadium during the media session that featured Maryland, Duke and Denver, with a special guest appearance by Sirius/XM's Paul Rabil. (Due to travel issues, Notre Dame couldn't make their scheduled appearance.)
First up in the Inside Lacrosse on-site studio were Denver's defensive duo of Christian Burgdorf and Teddy MacKenzie. They told us a little about how their unit has come together this season, especially as it's continually been underestimated by fans and media. Following the D was Denver's offense representing: Sean Cannizzaro, Erik Adamson and Jeremy Noble. They gave us more insight into associate head coach Matt Brown's wizardry with their offense, and Noble talked about his first experience at the Final Four: freshman year in the blazing heat of Baltimore.
Immediately following the Pioneers was Maryland and Sean's brother Connor alongside Joe LoCascio. The Terps talked about how they've built such great camaraderie this season, their battles every day with the Terps' D and the veteran leadership of guys like Niko Amato and Mike Chanenchuk.
Rabil stopped by in between to tell us about his Final Four experiences as a player at Johns Hopkins and his new role on the other side of the mic for Sirius/XM. We also got IL's Terry Foy to tell us about what he was doing at Media Day, trying to capture the lighter side of the players for some content you'll soon see on InsideLacrosse.com.
Last but certainly not least was Duke's first midfield: Deemer Class, Myles Jones and Christian Walsh. The unit that's getting more attention than any other this weekend talked about their goal celebrations, what the evolution's been like this year for sophomores Class and Jones and what style of Jones goal most fires up the Devils' offense. We also heard some insight into their own offensive wizard, assistant coach, film-devourer and late-night texter Ron Caputo.
Can't thank SIDs Patrick Fischer (UM), Meredith Rieder (Duke) and Nicole Bostel (Denver) enough for the help.
Denver plays Duke at 1 p.m., Saturday in the first NCAA Semifinal, while Notre Dame and Maryland face-off at 3:30. Both games are on ESPN2.
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One of my more ambitious conversions, this started out as the #35 Quincy's Steak House Ford Thunderbird stock car. The only pieces of the original kit remaining are the rear bumper and the hood.
I started by removing the rear section of the roof. I used a rear window frame (narrowed) from a later Cougar kit, and rebuilt the roof with sheet styrene and body fill. The trunklid was recreated from scratch, as were the grille, side quarter panels, and rocker panels. The front fenders had been widened for the NASCAR vehicle, and needed to be narrowed back to original proportions. To do this, I grafted the front fenders from a 1990 Cougar between the nose and firewall. Finally, the front bumper had an air dam underneath it. I removed this and added the lower half of a front bumper from the '90 Cougar kit.
The interior is almost entirely scratch built. The seats and dashboard are modified from the 1990 Cougar, but the bucket, door panels, headliner, center console, and steering wheel are built from sheet plastic and plastic pieces from the scrap box.
The chassis is also a combination of parts and scratchbuilding. I found out later that I could have saved myself a lot of work if I had used an early 80's Mustang chassis, but that wouldn't have been nearly as much fun. The front half of the frame is again the 1990 Cougar kit. Unfotunately, that year had independent rear suspension with A-arms, while the '86 had a live rear axle and trailing arm suspension. I fixed this by mating the front half of the Cougar frame to a 1970 Chevelle frame. It still took some work to make the hybrid look like the 1:1 car's chassis, but in the end I think it worked. The engine block is the V6 powerplant from a 1992 Cougar, but all the accessories, intakes, outlets, and life support had to be created from leftover parts or from scratch.
Finally, the paint job is Dupli Color's Ford Van Candyapple Red (this is actually what the 1:1 car was painted). Weathering was done with everything from real dirt, to sawdust, to scraping the roof with a hobby knife to get the peeling paint effect.
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Question from Michele
My new husband has a wonderful bug-out trailer, which contains, among other things about 3 months of MREs. I'm allergic to wheat, so I am going to have to package up stuff for me to eat (although I could certainly afford to lose some weight).
Do you all have suggestions – along with recipes if necessary for homemade MREs, or easy to prepare meals for bug out and suggestions on packaging them?
M.D. suggests : "Bug Out Bag Meals: DYI MREs" and "The Wolf Pack Cookbook" as a starting point.
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Our pick of the catwalk collections that are now available on the high street
Another batch of designers have distilled their catwalk collections for the high street. Katie Dailey picks the ones worth queuing for.
Emma Cook, Jordan Askill and JW Anderson + Topshop
Topshop and H&M are chief contenders for collabo-king status. But while H&M focuses on bagging the fashion big guns, like Versace and Marni, Toppers has its eye on the next big things. If you're quick, you can catch the last of the ultra-wearable, paisley-tinged collection by JW Anderson, in store now. For Christmas, cool Brit Emma Cook has created a petite range of kooky pieces like fairy-light dresses and hipster knits. Meanwhile, Australian it-jeweller Jordan Askill has created affordable versions of his animal-esque pieces.
Helen Bullock + Anthropologie
Folksy fashion and homewares brand Anthropologie has plucked a designer not long out of Saint Martins. Helen Bullock's painterly designs belie her newbie status, and her trio of dresses mix scribble prints and splashes of colour to accomplished effect.
Michael Van der Ham + Brora
Cosy cashmere label Brora is best known for its nice but dull knitwear. Enter up-and-coming Dutch designer Michael Van der Ham, who does a great line in clashing prints and colours. He's reworked Brora basics in bold motifs, zig-zags and stripes, giving the luxurious knits a new lease of life. In stores now.
Carven + Petit Bateau
Quality basics maker Petit Bateau has teamed up with luxury label Carven to produce a capsule line that marries the best of both brands. Carven's distinctive white collar features on comfy stretch dresses, while Petit Bateau's trademark striped T-shirts are slimmed down to reflect Carven's sleek aesthetic.
James Long + Topman
At last – one for the boys. Topman has made like its sister brand and invited a hot-right-now designer to produce a capsule range in exchange for financial support for his catwalk show. James Long's Topman collection is wearable, cool and well made (not always a given when designers sell their style to the devil), with a focus on characterful intarsia knits.
Maison Martin Margiela + H&M
Avant-garde Margiela was a daring choice for H&M – he specialises in idiosyncratic design, albeit with a genius for cut and clever tailoring. His more cerebral ideas – jumpers made of socks, duvet coats and a topsy-turvy dress with a limbless shirt sleeve dangling over one shoulder – might not appeal to all H&M customers. They will, however, be snapped up by MMM fans and fashion students.


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Quote from: annette on June 20, 2008, 11:46:55 AMI am at work now and everyone thinks my husband beat me up. I am sucking it for all its worth!!!!!If you really wanna get him good have someone from the police come over for a domestic violence call. Have any cop connections? Oh that would be such wicked fun! They would need to handcuff him though and at least put him in the back seat and make him sweat awhile! :-D...JP
I am at work now and everyone thinks my husband beat me up. I am sucking it for all its worth!!!!!
you are working from the wrong side. you have to go from inside out. Like alcohol for example. drink enough and itching will stop! Creams, ointments wont work! I like red wine w/ cigar. Always work'd for me!
Annette, no matter what the swelling, you are still beautiful in my eyes, that beauty comes from within the soul and nothing that alters the visual perception can change that. You are beautiful.....my dear forum friend. You have put aside vanity, and that is beautiful, what more can I say......I love this word beautiful, it depicts so many beautiful and wonderful things in this world, a better word could never ever have been invented, beautiful day, beautiful life, beauty. Cindi
Cripes, this place is starting to sound like a hippy love fest. :mrgreen:A stings a sting, nothing to be embarrassed about.
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VIDEO: Twin Twisters Hit Nebraska
The small town of Pilger, Nebraska town was devastated by two tornadoes that touched down simultaneously yesterday.
First responders and rescue crews are still on site attempting to recover anyone who may be buried under the destruction. Our prayers are with Nebraska today.
This is raw and rare footage of duel twisters from the Associate Press.


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Confession: The problem with querying is that I never stop thinking about rejection.
I think I may be masochistic. And maybe a little bit twisted. Because here's another confession:
The rejections make me feel kind of good.
Not really, really good (hell, no, they sting like a mo-fo). But a teensy bit good, because I can't help but feel that every rejection I get is a small symbol of my efforts to succeed at the thing I want the most... even if that attempt failed. It means I'm trying. And you can't get rejected unless you put yourself out there.
And oh boy, am I putting myself out there.
Writing about my rejections (somewhat gleefully, I might add) is my way of reminding myself that I wrote a novel and that I don't think it's terrible. Good enough to get published? No idea. But I definitely don't believe it's terrible, and that's something. Just by having written it, I get to cross something off my bucket list.
But there's a flip side, too.
As I watch the rejections for CREEP trickle in, I can feel myself getting a bit more cynical. A bit more jaded. A bit more anxious. And definitely more aware of the very likely possibility that This. May. Never. Happen.
In fact, it's all I think about.
What I should be doing instead is writing the hell out of my next novel. There's no reason not to. CREEP is finished, and MAGNOLIA is waiting for me. It's outlined to the end, I'm 29k in, and I know the characters so well, I don't think I'll have to stress too much over the first draft. The story's all there, it's just a matter of writing it.
And I am writing it. Well, sorta. Little spurts here and there, but with nowhere near the aggression and inspired fury with which I wrote CREEP.
And why is this? Why am I not cranking out 1,000 edited words a day (which is my usual first draft quota)?
I. Can't. Move.
I feel like I'm holding my breath all the time. Since this query process started (October 22), all I can think about is querying. Who to query, when to query, how to format the query. I'm constantly talking about the query. I'm checking my email ten times more than I normally would, and I jump every time I see a new message in my inbox. I wake up wondering who's rejected me today, and I go to sleep wondering who'll reject me tomorrow.
And it's awful, awful, awful.
There is nothing healthy about this at all. I know better than to obsess about queries. I know obsessing about them won't increase my chances of getting published. It most definitely won't make me a better writer.
But yet I do obsess. I do I do I do. Querying has made me an obsessive FREAK, and any intention I had to be as cool as a cucumber during this process has been blown to smithereens.
I am the opposite of cool. I am so decidedly uncool that I'm embarrassed for anybody who knows me right now. You know the girl at your work who only talks about herself and her problems, so much so that when you see her coming, you hide?
I AM THAT GIRL! Run, people! Run!
I need to stop this obsession now. Because while I wait, holding my breath for something to happen, my life is passing me by. Precious time that could be spent improving my craft is being wasted on obsessive email-checking and researching agents I've already spent hours researching. I'm half-listening when Steve is talking to me. I'm checking my BlackBerry during dinner. I'm thinking about queries when I should be watching Grey's Anatomy and fantasizing about McDreamy.
I need to snap out of it.
Somebody slap me, please.


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XLTE has come to SFL & you will benefit right away, Customer satisfaction ratings for TV & internet by service provider, what we can learn from Home Depot & more:
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Today's topic: Update on XLTE:
Yesterday I shared the story regarding Verizon's rollout of XLTE. This is a literal doubling of data speed for devices that are capable. Just after the show yesterday I received this note (from an engineer who was involved in the rollout):
XLTE has been enabled for many cities in the US including West Palm, Ft.Lauderdale and Miami (and surrounding towns served by these markets). XLTE uses the AWS band or a different spectrum to deliver network services that are twice as fast as existing LTE. Phones that support this spectrum include the iPhone 5C and 5S, Samsung S4, S5 and Note3 and HTC1. You will not have to make any changes or upgrades to take advantage of this service. If you're in an XLTE enabled market your phone will start using the new spectrum and protocol. Existing non AWS enabled phones will also benefit by having these newer devices move off the existing LTE band and thus freeing up spectrum.
I actually worked on the routing and switching for this network so it's exciting to see one of my projects hit the market.
Bottom Line: So if you have one of the aforementioned phones and use Verizon, it's not your imagination that your data seems faster. It actually is. It's also nice to see that South Florida was included as part of the initial rollout of the new technology.
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Wow – we've never been more unhappy with our internet and TV services:
Bottom Line: The annual ACSI customer satisfaction ratings are out for TV and internet service based on providers. Every provider dropped in overall customer satisfaction! Here's the breakdown:
Wow… So no service provider is even satisfying even 7 of every 10 of their customers. Also notice the irony of the recent merger announcements. DirecTV and AT&T which are tied for first are currently in a merger agreement. Conversely the lowest two rated providers, Comcast and Time Warner are also in a merger agreement…
So it actually only gets worse when we take a look at internet satisfaction:
Is it any wonder that people have been fleeing traditional TV service providers? The internet represents a problem for most users though. Even if you "cut the cord" on traditional TV service, you may still have to deal with the same company on the internet service you'll use to stream and that could be an even worse experience.
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Overwhelmingly we want online privacy:
Bottom Line: Consumer Reports just conducted a survey regarding online privacy. It's crystal clear that we don't want anyone tracking anything we're doing online.
According to the survey:
- 85% of Americans don't want any information, even anonymously, tracked and stored for any purpose
While it's no surprise that we don't want personal information being stored and used, it's notable that we don't want even anonymous info collected about our habits. Many tech giants like Google have said that the anonymous collection of data is actually a benefit for us as they can target advertising that we'd rather see, develop services we'd rather use, etc. based on our habits. It's clear that we're not feeling as though they're doing us any favors. It's hard to get 85% of Americans to agree on anything. With this much desire to regain some level of privacy online I see cottage industries popping up online that cater to those who don't want to have their information tracked, scanned and used by any entity. We've already seen several email services that offer "scan free" emailing for an annual fee. That may just be the beginning.
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Bottom Line: Crowd funding is quickly becoming (ironically perhaps) big business. It certainly will be funding some. The popularity of the sites has reached as series of impressive milestones including:
- $60,000+ per hour being raised by projects seeking crowd funding
- 325 new ventures that are starting up as a result of funding every day
If you haven't had success pitching your idea to traditional lender there isn't necessarily a reason to be discouraged or to give up. As fast as crowd funding is growing its possible that in the not-so-distant future more startups will occur through crowd funding than through the traditional banking system.
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Are you doing what Home Depot just ended?
Bottom Line: This is a specific Home Depot story about fax machines but really it's more about your day to day business activity. First the story.
Home Depot announced yesterday that they are no longer accepting or sending faxes. The Home Depot exec outlined how woefully inefficient it is to scan in the document, dial up another fax machine (often multiple times), get a good connection, verify that the fax went through and then eventually receive verification that the other party received the fax (or find out that it didn't go through properly, or was lost and needs to be sent before). So the first question is… Are you still faxing and if so why? The next and bigger question is, are you using other antiquated and inefficient methods in day to day business? Can you save a lot of time and money by making use of newer technology?
Here's the other facet to this story. Connecting with current and future customers. Do you think the average 20 year old knows how to send a fax without instruction? I'm willing to wager that they don't. The other risks of using antiquated technology and business practices, is losing out on business form those who aren't inclined to use older methodology. Perhaps Home Depot could serve as a reminder to take a complete review of what we could improve upon in our day to day business activity.
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I was wondering what was causing the little viewers lately on this site, now i came up with the fact it's almost summer and people go to holiday's etc etc, so not spending time behind the cpu.
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I'd like to start upstairs in our one and only restroom.
This is about the extent of my decorating in this room.
I took a child's chair and use it as a prop for our white Nativity.
with some faux greens and waxed ornaments.
I made those little flags on the little tree for a craft sale way back in 2002.
They are fabric stiffened by brushing on some Elmer's glue.
They are holding fabric scraps.
May we remember in the hustle and bustle of the season
the true meaning of Christmas.
" And she shall bring forth a son, and thou shalt call his name Jesus:
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Abdominal pain, fever, diarrhea -- these symptoms could point to an infection with the bacterium Yersinia. The bacterium's pathogenic potential is based on a syringe-like injection apparatus called injectisome. For the first time, an international team of researchers including scientists at the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research (HZI) in Braunschweig, Germany, has unraveled this molecular syringe's spatial conformation. The researchers were able to demonstrate that the length of Yersinia's injectisome's basal body, which crosses the bacterial cell wall, is adjustable -- very likely an adaptation to physical stress.
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Demographic data were comparable in the two groups. Combined antibiotic therapy increased from 66.2% to 87.5% (P < .01), and the percentage of patients receiving the first dose of antibiotic within 3 h increased from 27.5% to 70.0% (P < .01). ICU mortality was significantly lower (OR, 0.82; 95% CI, 0.68-0.98) in cases, both in the whole population and in the subgroups of patients with shock (OR, 0.67; 95% CI, 0.50-0.89) or receiving mechanical ventilation (OR, 0.73; 95% CI, 0.55-0.96). In the multivariate analysis, ICU mortality increased in patients requiring mechanical ventilation (OR, 5.23; 95% CI, 1.60-17.17) and decreased in patients receiving early antibiotic treatment (OR, 0.36; 95% CI, 0.15-0.87) and combined therapy (OR, 0.19; 95% CI, 0.07-0.51).
In pneumococcal SCAP, early antibiotic prescription and use of combination therapy increased. Both were associated with improved survival.
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Numerous films have been based on the Gospels, but few have been based on the Book of Acts. Even when filmmakers make a point of depicting stories from across the Scriptures, the early church tends to get left out; a typical example is the otherwise excellent series of British-Russian animated films that began with Testament, a collection of nine half-hour episodes from the Old Testament, and ended with The Miracle Maker, a feature film about Jesus. As finales go, the death and resurrection of Jesus are pretty hard to beat.
Thankfully, some filmmakers do explore the work of the apostles once in a while. The best examples to date are probably the 1985 mini-series A.D., which does a marvelous job of depicting the joy that animated the Jerusalem church but gets increasingly sidetracked by secular history and fictitious love stories between soldiers, slaves and gladiators the further it moves into Gentile territory; and the 1981 TV movie Peter and Paul, starring Anthony Hopkins, which takes superb advantage of the autobiographical information in Paul's epistles.


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Boosters are for Big Kids
With the start of school coming up many kids are going to start spending more time in cars again, whether their own or in carpools. Unfortunately, many of these kids will not be traveling safely. While carseat and booster seat laws vary by state, the best usage practices to keep your kids as safe as possible are the same everywhere.
Booster seats that use the seatbelt to hold the child in place, whether highback or no back, are for big kids. 2, 3 and many 4 year old children are really too young to use a booster seat appropriately and should remain in a seat with a 5 point harness as long as their shoulders are at or below the strap slots and they are not over the weight limit. There are many affordable, higher-weight harness seats on the market now if your child outgrows their current seat before being able to move safely to a booster.
Most kids will need to use a booster seat from the time they move into it around 4,5, or 6 until they are 10-12. Seatbelts are designed for the average adult and do not fit a child appropriately until they are about 4'9" tall. A smaller child in a crash could be injured by an improperly positioned seatbelt across their abdomen or neck. They are also more likely to put the shoulder belt behind them, resulting in serious abdominal and head injuries.
To determine if you child is tall enough to move out of a booster seat, try the following 5 step test.
- Does the child sit all the way back against the auto seat?
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This IS great news!! I may be single after all of this, but I'm going to have one spiffy set of Joker duds!!
they are coming with a green diamond on black brace i think those will be the most accurate
i do agree with you on the rediculous price for the braces on ebay , and i can say that the closer halloween comes the worse the prices will get i saw at least 50% mark up on the scars alone from 2 weeks ago, its just out of hand, but when theres a huge market for something people must cash in, but hell if it doesnt matter to you wait until november 1st and watch prices go back to normal lol gauranteed. my lady is so pissed at me as it is for spending money and so much time on this project , i failed to tell her about ordering the 26$ a yard fabric too (oops) but when it comes between us it was 4$ a yard on sale lol...... i love this joker stuff
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Ok, I guess everyone's thinking it, and though I hate to be the one who says it, at the risk of sounding like a whiner... any news on when the fabric ships?
btw, the joker braces are no longer on the website http://www.classicwardrobe.co.uk/-/P.../-/Braces.aspx
OK Jokers! My wig arrived yesterday. Going to the cosmetology school here on campus to have it cut and styled a bit. It's actually a bit darker than the photos show--the flash is bleaching the color some.
I MAY even let the cosmo girls color it. Anybody done any coloring that their proud of?? SO many products/shades of green out there. Wondering if anyone has achieved the wonderful pond scum green that we're looking for??
BTW--these aren't MY pics. They are photos the ebay seller I bought the wig from used. Just posting them here FYI.
why didnt you just get one of the joker wigs on ebay?
As for the costume, anyone have recommendations on the fabric for the back of the vest? I've got three different types, but none are really right on...one would really even probably be better for the pants if it were a thicker material.
Ordered the ALDOs today but not entirely sure I'm going to scuff them. I do intend on wearing all but the makeup to my company Christmas party this year. Well, I haven't fully decided on the makeup...
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hey guys, for a pretty cheap alternative, hot topic has some alright duds
what i like most is the tripp hexagonal shirt, and while it's not 100% screen accurate, it's not bad for about 30 bucks, especially when 1 yard of the screen accurate fabric is already $26. i'm planning on using this tripp shirt to just parties and stuff, cuz y'know, it is a nice shirt. you can use a promo code GHTBD91W for bdays in sept, just make sure when you sign up you say your bday is in sept. everything else isn't too bad for the price either; while nothing is 100% screen accurate, at least it looks a little better than those cheaply made costumes by those costume companies that sell for $60
i figure if im going to do the joker as he should be then im going to do it as close as possible to the screen version and not waste my time/money on that awful mess, that may be fine for the kids. the only cool thing about it is that you will get your shirt before i do lol. "its not about the money, its about sending a message"
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Greetings Jokers!!
FYI, just discovered THIS post on the Tabio (sock) website:
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We are now delighted to confirm for you that our Joker socks will be in stock on Monday the 29th September!! If you already have placed your pre-order, your item(s) will be dispatched within a few days from then.
That puts a SMILE ON MY FACE!
Has anybody heard from Kwally?
Just wondering the status of our order....
That puts us all one week into the time frame he gave us.
He said it would take three weeks for printing of the material.
I am guessing that he is keeping low key and getting things done.
I am sure we will hear more as it gets closer to October 8, 2008.
"Because it's all part of the plan."
*Doing Pee Pee Dance* I can't wait...
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yeah i'd really like at least a confirmation to put my mind at ease that he recieved our payments
What shirt pattern is everyone planning on using?? Im personally thinking of the Simplicity 4760.
I found that a while back and thought I would try it.
I'm assuming it is Simplicity 7030.
Just got my Gorify wig, thing is AMAZING. Really realistic, and it actually smelled like shampoo out of the box. Any news on the suspenders?
got my chain & suspenders sorted ^^
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Tottenham midfielder Mousa Dembele is surprised that Fulham are struggling but is ready to add to his former club's relegation worries tonight.
Dembele spent two years at Craven Cottage before joining Spurs last August in a £15million deal and has expressed his sympathy for Martin Jol, who was sacked at the weekend.
Jol leaves Fulham in the relegation zone and three points from safety following five consecutive Premier League defeats.
Dembele hopes his former team can stay up under new manager Rene Meulensteen but is determined to help Spurs get back on track after a poor run that has seen his club take just two points from their last four games.
"Fulham are a very good team and I was sure they were going to do well this season," he said. "I like the club very much so I hope they are okay but tonight I want us to win, of course. It is never easy in the Premier League because there are no bad teams, so it will be difficult for us there."
Dembele joined Fulham in 2010 for just £5m from Dutch side AZ Alkmaar and made an instant impact under then manager Mark Hughes.
The Belgium international, who scored seven goals in 74 appearances at Craven Cottage, played arguably the best football of his career when Jol replaced Hughes in 2011.
Dembele flourished in the more advanced midfield role given to him by former Spurs boss Jol and attracted attention from Tottenham and Manchester United. He was sad to see his former boss sacked and said: "When I was at Fulham I liked him very much. He was a very good manager."
Tottenham forward Emmanuel Adebayor is still struggling with a groin problem and Christian Eriksen (ankle), Danny Rose (toe) and Harry Kane (back) remain sidelined. Left-back Rose has been out since August but is expected to return to training this week.
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David Luiz was refusing to take anything for granted after his goal with the last kick of the game secured Chelsea a 2-1 win against Basle in the first leg of their Europa league semi-final.
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Swedish/Ballard's first baby of the new year – and the medical center's centennial year – was born at 12:21 a.m. on Jan. 2.
Henry Alvin Ramirez – who weighed in at 8 pounds, 3 ounces and a little over 20 inches long – was welcomed by first-time parents Mary and Dan Ramirez of Crown Hill.
For having the first baby of Swedish's centennial year, the Ramirez family received a newborn gift basket from the Swedish Auxiliary, a baby receiving blanket from Swaddle Designs and a manicure-pedicure set from ButterLondon.
In addition, Henry – and every baby born at the First Hill or Ballard campus throughout 2010 – will receive a souvenir 'I'm a Swedish Baby' one-piece.
"We knew we wanted a natural childbirth, but also wanted the security of being at a hospital," said Mary Ramirez. "After meeting with the Certified Nurse Midwives at Swedish/Ballard, we realized their philosophy on childbirth matched ours perfectly."
Recognizing the New Year's baby is an annual tradition at Swedish, but it is even more special this year because 2010 represents the medical center's 100th anniversary.
Swedish was founded in 1910 by Dr. Nils Johanson, a Swedish immigrant, surgeon and the father of Kitty Nordstrom.
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Dandelions and their cousins are the "gateway drug" to serious foraging. They grow in nearly everyone's lawn, and most people know what they look like and that they can be eaten. Picked young, they are great in salads, and by midspring they become a stewing green par excellence.
I include chicories and wild lettuces here because they are all similar in the kitchen and tend to grow next to each other. I've picked a dandelion, a prickly lettuce, and a young chicory side-by-side-by- side more than once.
One of the best parts about picking these plants is that in cool weather, finding them is merely a matter of venturing out into your yard. It can be cold, but the sun is shining long enough that many wild plants are still doing their thing. The ideal time to collect yard greens is after cool rains followed by some sunshine. Nights should still be nippy, and days not above 70°F.
The simplest, best way I like to eat wild greens is to wash them well, get a few tablespoons of olive oil hot in a large saute pan, then cook them while they are still wet, which helps them wilt fast with the resulting steam. Add salt as soon as they wilt, maybe some minced garlic, maybe some chile pepper, definitely black pepper--and a squeeze of lemon or lime right when you serve them. This method is simplicity itself, takes less than 5 minutes, and keeps most of the nutrients in the greens. The recipe I feature in my book showcases their beauty and flavor even further.
Try the author's recipe for Wild Greens Risotto.
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Never eat something you cannot positively identify. There are not a lot of poisonous lookalikes when searching for wild greens (in my upcoming book, I discuss pokeweed as an example), but better safe than sorry.
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Constitution of the Fencing Club
Section I: On the name of the Organization
The organization shall be known as the Fencing Club of Hampden-Sydney College.
Section II: On the Officers and their Duties
All officers must be enrolled in the college having at least a 2.8 cumulative GPA and be in good standing with the college. Officers are expected to attend practice regularly and provide a good example of leadership and sportsmanship for the other fencers. In addition, the officers are required to be the instructors to the club's apprentices. The Terms of the officers will start at the beginning of the fall semester and will end by April 1 of the spring semester, when they shall be replaced upon annual elections from the general membership.
Duties of the President
- To set and run all meetings
- To enforce the duties of all officers
- To submit a budget in a timely manner to the Student Finance Committee
Duties of the Vice-President
- To handle the duties of the President when he is unable or unwilling
- To coordinate all meetings with the college (reserve room, etc.)
- To coordinate practices and training programs
- To handle issues of discipline in conjunction with the Sergeant-at-Arms as stated in Section III and according to the By-Laws
Duties of the Secretary
- To keep all club records
- To carry on correspondence
Duties of the Treasurer
- To pay the U.S. Fencing Association dues (when applicable)
- To collect dues
- To maintain the financial matters of the club
Duties of the Sergeant-at-Arms
- To maintain all club equipment
- To act as liaison between the officers and members
- To handle issues of discipline in conjunction with the Vice-President as stated in Section III and according to the By-Laws
Duties of the Webmaster
1. To establish and maintain the club website
Section III: On Membership
Anyone from the community may be a member of the Fencing Club of Hampden-Sydney College, regardless of enrollment. Those participating members who are enrolled in the college must maintain a 2.0 cumulative GPA or higher. Disciplinary action may be taken against a member by the officers upon the recommendation of the Sergeant-at-Arms or the Vice-President.
Section IV: On Meetings
The club will meet on a regular schedule for practices and business matters. This schedule will be decided at the beginning of each semester. All business meetings will default to Roberts Rules unless otherwise specified before the meeting.
Section V: On Amending the Constitution
This constitution, so ratified, can only be amended upon a majority vote by the members. No amendments, thus proposed, can be ratified in the same meeting.
Article I: Membership
Sub-section 1: Membership Qualification
I. A person is a member of the Hampden Sydney Fencing Club if he/she meet the following criteria
a. Pay the dues for the club determined at the beginning of each fall semester. The dues of the 2012-2013 academic year will be $15.
b. Possess the required GPA. The club will work on the Honor Code, so no proof need be presented, but the club reserves the right to demand proof whenever the club wants.
Sub-section 2: Membership Discipline
In an effort to represent Hampden-Sydney's tradition and honor proudly and accurately, a member may be the subject to any discipline herein mention if he/she represents the Fencing Club in an unbecoming fashion (pursuant to the Hampden-Sydney Student Code of Conduct and Honor Code) or if he/she displays consistent ungentlemanly or unsportsmanship-like qualities/conduct.
II. A member can suffer any of the following disciplinary actions when both the Vice-President and Sergeant-at-Arms agree to discipline the member
a. Suspension, The length of which will be determined by the Vice-President and Sergeant-at-Arms.
b. Censure
c. Monetary Fines, The amount of which will be determined by the Vice-President and Sergeant-at-Arms.
III. A member may be expelled by recommendation of both the Vice-President and Sergeant-at-Arms and a 3/4 vote of officers.
IV. An officer may be impeached if the other officers feels the officer either has failed in his duty as an officer or has violated the constitution. In order for an officer to be impeached a consensus of 1/3 club members, 1/3 officers, and 1/3 coming from the president's decision is needed.
Sub-section 3: Trial Membership
I. Trial Memberships are for people not previously associated with the club who are interested in possibly pursuing a membership in the club.
II. A person may be a trial member for 1 (one) semester, have access as specified by the By-laws, and not pay dues.
III. The length of a trial member shall be until the end of the current semester he joins.
Article 2: Equipment
Sub-section 1: Sergeant-at-Arms
I. It is the job of the Sergeant-at-Arms to catalogue and track all club-owned equipment and attach it to the By-Laws.
II. The Sergeant-at-Arms must present a detailed list of all club-owned equipment at the beginning of each semester.
III. All prices will be set by the Sergeant-at-Arms based on his catalogue of equipment as attached to the By-Laws.
IV. It is the job of the Sergeant-at-Arms to make arrangements for the purchase of new equipment.
Sub-section 2: Loaning Equipment
I. During the training program, those so specified may make use of the club's equipment but may not rent.
II. Members may rent club equipment at a price determined by the Sergeant-at-Arms.
III. Members have access to all equipment during practices.
Article 3: Training Program
Sub-section 1: Vice-President
The Vice-President of the Fencing Club has the responsibility for approving designated fencing instructors who will run the training program.
Sub-section 2: Instructors
I. Each Instructor must have passed the Checklist and be experienced fencers.
Sub-section 3: Checklist
I.All students must pass the Checklist in order to participate in the more advanced fencing club meetings.
II. To pass, students must prove their aptitude in moves defined in the following:
a. Footwork
i. Lunge/on-guard
ii. Advance/retreat
iii. Retreat/lunge
iv. Triple retreat/advance
b. Handwork
i. Parry-Four
ii. Parry-Six
iii. Parry-Five
iv.Circle Parry-Six
v. Feint
vi.Circle Feint
vii.Beat Attack
i. At-rest
ii. Salute
Sub-section 5: Liability
I. All entering students into the Fencing Club's training program will be required to sign the form of liability (when required by the College) which includes an agreement of good conduct
II. The liability form will be drawn up soon and will include an agreement to obey the rules and constitution of the club and a promise to act agreeably and in full propriety at all fencing meetings, not holding the fencing club or its members liable for any damage to personal equipment or any injuries that may occur during an official fencing club practice or event.
I ___________________________________, potential member of the fencing club, agree to obey the
rules written in the constitution of the club, and promise to act accordingly and in full propriety at all fencing meetings. I promise to not hold the fencing club or its members liable for any damage to personal equipment or any injuries that may occur during an official fencing club practice/event.
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