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Are the players okay because a few sat out of practice today?
Fisher : "We are okay. We have been resting a few players just with some minor issues. A number of players, Albert [Haynesworth], Benji [Olson], Kevin Mawae, the guys that are rehabbing on the field are getting close [returning]. We have not, anybody but the obvious players, the guys who have had surgery – we are not going to rule anybody out for this game."
Have you selected a starting running back for Friday night's game at Buffalo?
Fisher: "We are going to see how things go. We are hopeful that LenDale [White] will get a chance to come back on the practice field. If he does, then he will get in the mix as far as the decision is concerned. We haven't made a decision yet. Keep in mind that whoever starts this week is not our starter for the regular season; it is just an opportunity to run behind the starting offensive line."
How did Justin Gage play today when the backups were on the field?
Fisher: "Since coming back from the foot injury, he is improving and making plays for us and it's good to see."
What will the playing time strategy be in Friday's game?
Fisher: "We have an idea of what we are going to do. We are going to play slightly more than we did the last couple weeks. However, there will be certain players, particularly some of the older players, that we may pull out of the game a little early."
What about playing time on Friday night?
Fisher: "The players that do play the first half, the starters will not play any of the third quarter."
Do you plan to give the starters more time in the fourth game?
Fisher: "There is a good chance I will do it in the fourth game, yes."


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Healthy reasons to eat soy.
Soy foods aren't just for vegetarians anymore. With so many options, from edamame to tempeh, and plenty of health benefits to including soy in your diet, there's every reason to enjoy them.
According to a 2005 study by the U.S. Soybean Board, 30 percent of Americans consume soyfoods or beverages at least once a month. Tofu is an economical, low-fat and cholesterol-free protein source. And consuming 25 grams of soy protein a day (about 1 1/4 cups of tofu or edamame or 3 1/2 cups soymilk) may help reduce risk of heart disease by lowering cholesterol levels.
There are several soy-based options beyond tofu. Try tempeh—a soybean loaf with a heartier texture than tofu. Soymilk works deliciously in breakfast smoothies or nondairy "milkshakes." Add edamame (fresh soybeans) to salads and stir-fries. Roasted soy nuts can be used in trail mix or eaten on their own as a crunchy snack. Or use soy sauce and miso to flavor food with the dark, earthy flavors so familiar in Asian cuisine.Next: Why soy is good for you »


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Aug 31, 2012 by Jay Taber
Writing at the Americas Program, Gloria Munoz Ramirez reports on the good government project of the Zapatistas, and on the challenges they face from bad governments in Mexico. Noting the discord sown against the Maya by the state and federal governments, Ramirez observes that the EZLN warns continued provocation by the military and its paramilitary proxies will have consequences.
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Former CIA analyst Ray McGovern is, like Joseph Wilson, both in a position to know the whole truth and brave enough to tell it to anybody who'll listen.
On Sunday, McGovern spoke to a community group in Rochester, N.Y.:
The Bush administration lied to Congress to pave the way for war with Iraq, alleged a former CIA analyst who visited Rochester on Sunday. …
"Never have I seen such a cynically orchestrated campaign over a year and a half,'' he said. "Only a few weeks ago did Bush admit that Iraq was not involved in any way with 9/11." …
Somewhere in the White House, two "senior administration officials" are probably busy digging for dirt on Mrs. McGovern in the hopes of creating a damaging whisper campaign.
More on/from McGovern here, here and here.
Here's what I find most interesting about McGovern. Some of these former CIA guys settle in for a cushy job with Brookings or CNN — he's co-director of the Servant Leadership School — a "people's seminary" affiliated with the Church of the Saviour in Washington, D.C.


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The Fool FAQ
I keep reading about the "beta" of a stock. What does that mean? Is a high-beta stock better than a low-beta stock?
Beta is a measure of how a particular stock's price moves relative to the market as a whole. It is usually described as a measure of volatility. There are individual stock betas and industry betas.
A beta of one indicates that the stock's price moves exactly with the overall market. For example, if the market goes up 20%, the stock price goes up 20%. Market down 10%, stock down 10%. This is, of course, calculated over a period of months and does not necessarily hold true on a daily basis.
A stock with a beta of more than one is more volatile than the market. If the market goes up, it tends to go up at a greater magnitude (i.e. market goes up 10%, stock goes up 15%). The higher the beta, the more volatile the stock. A beta of less than one indicates that the stock's price is more stable than the market (in general and over a long time period).
A beta for an entire industry would compare how the companies in that industry fare relative to the market. For example, high technology stocks, as a whole, probably have a higher average beta than one. In comparing stocks within an industry, it can be useful to know the industry beta and how a specific company compares to it. For example, if you know that the beta for telecommunications stocks was 1.3 and you found a company in that industry with a beta of 0.8, this would tell you that the company is not only less volatile than the market as a whole, but extremely stable compared to its industry -- which could be good or bad depending on whether you are looking for price stability or rapid price growth.
This is just a brief outline of what beta is and how it is used. For more information, I would have to send you to the library. Look up Capital Asset Pricing Model and Portfolio Management Theory in a good book on long-term investing.


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May 21, 2013
Erie Co. Sheriff Timothy B. Howard reports the arrest of a City of Buffalo man for Felony Driving While Intoxicated. This is the 135th DWI arrest made by the Erie County Sheriff's in 2013.
Erie Co Sheriff's Deputy Simon Biegasiewicz and Detective Emily Nelson stopped a vehicle operated by 23 yr. old, Justin Knight, after observing the vehicle failing to stay in its lane on the roadway. Upon further investigation, Deputy Biegasiewicz and Detective Nelson found Mr. Knight to be intoxicated. Mr. Knight was taken into custody and transported to the Erie County Sheriff's Grand Island substation for processing. Mr. Knight was administered a chemical breath test and his blood alcohol content was found to be .16%. It was discovered that Mr. Knight had been previously convicted of Driving While Intoxicated on two separate dates, one in June of 2011 and the second one in January of 2013. Due to Mr. Knight's prior convictions, he was charged w/ Felony Driving While Intoxicated and Felony Aggravated Unlicensed Operation and numerous other vehicle and traffic infractions.
Mr. Knight was taken to the Erie County Holding Center pending arraignment in the City of Buffalo Court at a later date.
"I would like to extend a sincere thank you to all the citizens of Erie County for your support! Together, we will continue to make a our community a safer and better place to live."
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Pulling Pilot Bearing
if u dont have a bearing puller, how could you extract a pilot bearing from the end of a crankshaft, without damaging the crankshaft?
I used to fill the hole with grease, stick a wooden dowel in the hole and smack it with a heavy hammer. The grease will push the bearing out.
That's My 1st Choice,............
2nd would be Welding a bead around the inside circumference,+ shrinking it out..........
thanks for all the info. i tried using grease, but it wouldnt work. i think because i had the bearing all distorted from trying to pry it out. i rented a puller, and it came right out!
At work when we need to remove bushings we fill them with clay instead of grease. Not as messy plus you can take the plug of clay and re use it on the next bushing.
I guess the grease method relies on pressue. You must fill the entire area behind the bushing with grease and then stick a dowel or old input shaft in. The pressure forces the bearing out a little. remove the dowel and add more grease and repeat. Uses a lot of grease. i think I might try the clay method next time. Last year, I had my neighbor weld a large screw (it was an old body mount bolt from a 69 camaro) onto a old dent puller. Since the bushings are soft, I threaded the screw into the bushing and a few pulls and it came out. This won't work for a roller bearing though.
come to think of it. when i was around 19yrs old, i swapped an engine out of my '67 chevy, stick, and put it in a '69 chevy with auto tranny, and had to remove the pilot bushing from the 67' engine. my uncle used a heavy duty tap, screwed it into the brass bushing and clamped visegrips on the square shank of the tap and tapped it out with a hammer...bob
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BUIES CREEK, N.C. – Campbell senior Ryan Mattes has been tabbed The Crons Brand Big South Pitcher of the Week, announced by the league office today.
Mattes paced the Camels in a game one win over Eastern Michigan on Friday, tossing 8.0 innings with five hits, two runs, both earned, six strikeouts and a walk. Mattes, who allowed his first hit of the game in the fifth inning, surpassed career highs in innings pitched and strikeouts in the win.
His 8.0 innings pitched far beat his previous career-best of 6.0, set in a non-conference win over UNC Asheville in 2011, a relief appearance. His previous career-high for strikeouts (5), also came in relief, a home win over Northwestern in 2011.
The Virginia Beach, Va. native posted a school record 10 saves last season as the Camels' closer, and has made the move to the front of the CU rotation as a senior. Mattes is one of 75 named to the ninth annual National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Stopper of the Year Award watch list, given to the top relief pitcher in NCAA Division I baseball.
The honor marks the second time Mattes has collected Big South Pitcher of the Week honors after earning the title once as a junior, recording saves in all three games of Campbell's sweep over Radford (3 APP, 0.00 ERA, 3.1 IP, 1 H, 0 R/ER, 1 BB, 6 SO).
Mattes and the Camels will travel to in-state rival East Carolina on Tuesday, Feb. 19, taking on the Pirates at 6 p.m. The Camels are 1-1 on the season after splitting a season opening doubleheader with Eastern Michigan on Friday.


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Marjorie J. �Midge� (Hannigan) Bovenzi, 81, a longtime resident of Leominster, died suddenly at her home on Wednesday, Jan. 2.
Mrs. Bovenzi leaves her husband of nearly 59 years, Frank G. Bovenzi; her six children, Thomas M. and his wife, Lynne Meschel-Bovenzi, of Barre, Frank J. and his wife, Dawn (Holman) Bovenzi, of Westminster, Peter E. and wife, Leslie (Sullender) Bovenzi, of Lunenburg, Anne M. (Bovenzi) and husband, James Moriarty, of Westminster, Mary Jane (Bovenzi) and partner, Dalia Panke, of Vernon, Conn., and Matthew J. and wife Angela (Bond) Bovenzi, of Sterling; as well as 15 grandchildren, Erin E. Bovenzi, Kate N. Moriarty, Benjamin J. Moriarty, Samantha R. Bovenzi, Patrick F. Moriarty, Leah T. Bovenzi, Emily A. Bovenzi, Peter M. Bovenzi, Maximillian A. Panke, Nicolo G. Bovenzi, Giovanni F. Bovenzi, Samuel A. Panke, Anna M. Bovenzi and Rocco F. Bovenzi; as well as her brother, James A. Hannigan of Tarpon Springs, Fla.; and nieces and nephews.
Mrs. Bovenzi was predeceased by her sister, Marie J. Antonucci and brother, Leon �Huck� Hannigan.
Born in Leominster on Nov. 17, 1931, she was the daughter of Leon A. and Jennie (Thompson) Hannigan. She grew up on Hall Street and spent time visiting with her mother�s relatives in nearby Clinton. She was a lifelong parishioner of St. Leo�s Church.
She graduated from Leominster High School, Class of 1950, and remained active in organizing their celebratory reunions. After graduation, she attended Becker Junior College and the Winthrop School of Nursing, before deciding to marry and travel to Germany to live abroad for a year. She returned to Massachusetts with her husband to make their home and raise their family.
Outside the home, she pursued studies in special education at Fitchburg State College and worked with children with learning differences in the local schools. She later found a second career working with her adult sons for many years as office manager for both Bovenzi Inc. and Geosearch. She was a founding member of the Leominster Italian American Club and the local Red Hat organization, �The Dames.� She belonged to the Irish American Club, the Eagles and was an officer in Sons of Italy. And she was a member of the 1998 Sons of Italy State Women�s Champion Bocce Team.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, Jan. 8, from Brandon Funeral Home, 305 Wanoosnoc Road, Fitchburg, with a Mass in St. Leo�s Church, 128 Main St., Leominster. Burial followed Evergreen Cemetery, Leominster.
The family requests that in lieu of flowers, memorial gifts be made to Focus Center For Autism Inc., 126 Dowd Ave, Canton, CT 06019.


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Anybody have any troubles downloading the DFX + Demo from the eyeonline website? I've been trying to download the demo for the past day and a half, but all I get is a blank page when I click on "download demo".
I really wanna try it out before I shell out for the Lightwave/DFX special that's gonna be over pretty soon. Is there any other website that has the demo for download?


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Fiber Content: 65% Acrylic / 35% Wool
Weight: 4: Medium, Worsted Weight, Afghan, Aran Yarn
Gauge: Knit - 18 st x 25 rows on US Size 7 (4.5mm) Needles = 4 inches
Crochet - 14 sc x 18 rows on a Size J-10 (6mm) Hook = 4 inches
Skein: 3.50 oz (100g) / 165 yds (150m)
Colorways: Bakery Box White, Petal Pink, Gerbera Daisy, Igloo, Winter Sky, Blue Corn, Sable, Lilac, Gray Pearl, Cobweb, Celery, Green Eucalyptus, Lemon Chiffon, and Buttermilk
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Care: Machine wash and machine dry
Martha Stewart Crafts Extrasoft Wool Blend is exactly what the title states it is. It's a premium acrylic/wool blend yarn which marries the softness and comfort of wool with the durability and sheen of acrylic. This a smooth, moderately tight plied yarn with a soft halo. It's got a light sheen, terrific stitch definition, and very soft hand, which makes it a pleasure to work with. Because this yarn is able to be popped into the washer and dryer, it is absolutely terrific for mittens, hats, and garments that will see a lot of use and abuse.
Again because the Martha Stewart Crafts line is so new, I wanted to knit an actual project instead of a swatch on this yarn to get a feel for it's qualities. I decided to knit up the Cruiser mittens by Cailyn Meyer. I wanted to see how the yarn looked with cables, which really tells a lot about the stitch definition and the properties of the yarn. Although I was not keen on the thumb gusset of this pattern, I did like the yarn pairing. The mittens are super soft, warm, and will get a lot of use. The cable definition was wonderful and the mittens have nice stretch and bounce despite the negative ease of the cabling. This is a great quality to have for mittens as you want to be able to have flexibility in hand movements.
I really enjoyed working with this yarn. I will definitely pick up some more to make the whole family mittens this year. Given the slight-moderate stretch and bounce of this yarn, I think it would be suitable for cowls, fingerless mitts, gloves, and hats as well. Although I do think this yarn would produce beautiful garments in addition to accessories, it only comes 165 yds/skein, so it may be cost-prohibitive to make larger garments.
It's already available at Jo-Ann Fabrics, so go take a peek for yourself! :)
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CBS is facing the wrath of Taraji P. Henson, co-lead of the channel's new series Person of Interest, for failing to include her in any marketing or promotional efforts for the show. The Oscar-nominated actress aired her outrage on her Facebook page when she was left out of a cover shoot to promote the show:
"WOW!!!! TV Guide is NOT including me on the cover with my cast memebers….....I am the female lead of a 3 member cast and I'm not included on the cover!!!!!! Do you see the shit I have to deal with in this business…..I cram to understand!!!!"
IndieWire's Shadow and Act blog also points out that Henson has been absent from nearly all the promotional trailers and video clips provided to journalists.
Guess the CBS marketing department isn't interested in Taraji's 700,000 followers on Twitter and over three million fans on Facebook. But if the show tanks, whoever is responsible for this oversight will likely become a person of interest for the network bosses.
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TAMPA, Fla. – With Casey Janssen on the slow track, Sergio Santos appears poised to provide the Toronto Blue Jays with an appealing option for the closer's job.
Santos breezed through a perfect inning Thursday in the Blue Jays' 1-0 exhibition win over the New York Yankees. In two outings this spring, he has faced the minimum six batters.
Janssen, last year's closer, is building up his arm strength in long-toss sessions after undergoing shoulder surgery in November. It remains uncertain whether he will be ready for opening night.
Santos says all the politically correct things about taking over for Janssen.
"My goal is to get three outs with no runs, whether it's in the eighth or ninth," he said. "It doesn't make a whole lot of difference to me."
But he clearly believes he can do the job for which he was acquired in a trade before the 2012 season before shoulder problems shut him down. Janssen, he said, is "a big piece" in the bullpen, but the Jays can survive the early season without him if necessary, Santos said.
"As much as we'd like him in April, we don't need him in April; we need him in August and September and hopefully October," Santos said. "As long as he's OK, we'll be fine."
Unlike Santos and Brandon Morrow, J.A. Happ does not enjoy job security. But like those other two, Happ made short work of Yankees on Thursday.
A career starter, Happ became the odd man out after the Blue Jays acquired three veteran starters in the off-season. But in two spring outings against the Yankees, he has not allowed a run, and on Thursday, he pitched a perfect inning of relief.
That may not improve his chances of making the opening-day roster. The rotation is set, and while manager John Gibbons has said Happ is in the running for a bullpen spot, perhaps as a multiple-innings man, that is not his normal role.
And next time out, Happ said, he may be scheduled for three innings. That would suggest the team is sticking with its plan to use Happ as a starter at Triple-A Buffalo and hold him in reserve if a big-league starter is injured.
Morrow struggled during a one-inning stint in his spring debut last week. This time, he allowed a hit in each of his two innings and nothing more.
"I felt in rhythm and I was a lot more aggressive to my spot with the ball," he said. "I felt the same kind of rhythm in my delivery last time, but then I was just a little soft with throwing the ball. That's why everything was up and this time everything was down."
The Jays pulled off several slick defensive plays, including two by shortstop Jose Reyes, who ranged deep into the hole to throw out Chris Stewart in the second and far into left field to handle a Travis Hafner blooper in the fourth.
Playing in short right field on an overshift in the third, third baseman Brett Lawrie threw out Hafner on a shot that skipped off the end of first baseman Edwin Encarcion's glove. Encarnacion dived for the ball, then picked himself up and raced back to the bag to take Lawrie's throw.
• Andy LaRoche's home run accounted for the game's only run. LaRoche was signed as a minor-league free agent in the off-season to serve as third-base insurance at Buffalo.


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The lockout of 2004-05 brought with it many rule changes. One of them was a crack down on obstruction-related penalties (hooking, holding, interference). The game became more open, and because of that, size has become less important than it was during the 'dead puck era' of the late 1990's and early 2000's. Size still matters, as hockey is a physical sport, but we have seen a vast number of undersized players succeed in the NHL (especially in recent years).
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Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroder warned NATO against allowing Georgia to enter the body because it might result in growing disputes with Russia that eventually could lead to war. He also expressed concern over President Saakashvili who he believes is an "unpredictable" leader if events concluded in tense relations with NATO and Russia. Schroder expressed shock at the one sided approach to the Georgia situation by NATO and President Bush indicating there was scant consideration for the interests or concerns of Russia. The German political leader was concerned that at some point failure to conduct foreign policy which took into account the Russian perspective could result in German soldiers becoming involved in the wrong war at the wrong time.
Schroder expressed the view of anyone who has followed the Georgia situation and been cognizant of Russian fears and concerns. The Bush approach of threats and constructing missile bases on the border of Russia reflects a provocative approach.


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This sleek West Hollywood chophouse serves modern steakhouse fare along with cocktails and an extensive (Wine Spectator award-winning) wine list in an ultra glamorous, urban setting.
"quite simply one of the best steaks in America" – Sunset Magazine
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"Boa is the Godfather of the Glitzy Steakhouse, a modern steakhouse that's both sexy and satisfying. Start with a fantastic garlicky Caesar served tableside, then pick your favorite steak—try a 21-day dry-aged, bone-in rib-eye and dress it up with signature sauces like the J-1 (Boa's take on A-1) or a rich blue cheese crust. Celeb sightings are a given so be prepared for the paparazzi." – Time Out
Designed by Tag Front, the sleek, dramatic décor sets a glitzy tone. Inside, the space features a bar and lounge (with ample sofa seating -- great for taking in the scene) and a stunning dining room. Outside, an impressive patio (one of the largest in town) boasts roomy booths and a soaring ceiling with a circular cutout for a spectacular view of the night sky.
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I had 3 sessions of fotofacial along with couple of microdermabrasion. my brown spots are not improving. they keep getting darker. i never seen any improvement my face just got worse, befor i used to wear fondation and look good now i doesn t look good at all.
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We all contemplate humanity, whether we are dominated by our hearts or our mind, whether our state of nature is inherently good or corrupt. Perhaps, Joseph Arthur tries to illustrate his understanding of humankind or maybe he just designed a really awesome t-shirt. Either way it is 100% cotton American Apparel and supports a great cause.
About The Band
Joseph Arthur was first discovered by Peter Gabriel in the mid-90's, and was subsequently signed to his "Real World" record label. His innate songwriting ability is conveyed through his haunting melodies and his evocative lyrics. His music can be best appreciated during his live performances, where he uses looping techniques while simultaneously painting abstract designs. Arthur also recently released a book of original art called "We Almost Made it", with a 21-track mostly-instrumental album, "The Invisible Parade" as accompaniment.
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Trekstock supports the practical, everyday needs of young adults living with cancer through support, age appropriate information and health and wellbeing interventions. With your help, no young adult will have to face cancer alone.
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In a small town like Bayfield, Colorado, no one thinks anything bad happens; especially not bullying. People think, "How can bullying be a problem here?" It is a problem – a big one. Bullying happens everywhere – whether in a small town or big city. I started a bullying prevention project because I wanted to raise awareness among my fellow students that bullying is a problem and help them understand the huge impact that bullying can have on their peers. I wanted people to realize how damaging bullying is.
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By the time Landon – a high school student in Massachusetts – entered his freshman year, he had already been in and out of the hospital for multiple suicide attempts. He had been pulled out of school because he wasn't able to get through the day, and he needed medication to sleep.
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Bullying has long been viewed as a rite of passage for young people today. But bullying is not a normal part of adolescence and is now appropriately considered to be a serious public health problem with long-term consequences. According to national surveys, the prevalence of bullying in schools ranges from 18-31 percent of school children. In recent years technology has allowed for an additional type of aggression—cyberbullying—which takes place through social media, instant messaging, and other forms of digital communication, with data showing that the prevalence of cyber victimization ranges from 7-15 percent of youth.
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Social media, when done right, holds great promise for public health practitioners. As the adoption of Facebook, Twitter, and other online engagement tools become more common among leaders of the field, so too will the insights and sharing of best practices.
With more than one in five youth between the ages of 12 and 18 years old targeted at school, bullying is a widespread problem. In a new journal article, the team at StopBullying.gov takes a close look at online conversations about bullying and uncovers new strategies for promoting public health messages about bullying.Posted in Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention
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Community policing is a philosophy revolving around the concept of law enforcement and the community working together to ensure public safety for all in the community. By engaging in partnerships, problem solving, and organizational change, a law enforcement agency can approach public safety in a comprehensive, proactive method. Community policing is neither a program nor a single policing unit, however, it is a philosophy that involves all within the agency and the community.
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22 CFR 123.23 - Monetary value of shipments.
Port Directors of U.S. Customs and Border Protection shall permit the shipment of defense articles identified on any license when the total value of the export does not exceed the aggregate monetary value (not quantity) stated on the license by more than ten percent, provided that the additional monetary value does not make the total value of the license or other approval for the export of any major defense equipment sold under a contract reach $14,000,000 or more, and provided that the additional monetary value does not make defense articles or defense services sold under a contract reach the amount of $50,000,000 or more.
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It's a good win for us, Maryland head coach Mark Turgeon said after the game. I think George Mason is an excellent team that is going to win a lot of games. They have a great coach. It took us a long time to get used to their quickness. We couldn't simulate their quickness in practice. We turned the ball over a lot, we actually turned it over the whole game. This was the eighth time the Terrapins faced off against the Patriots, with the Terps winning all eight. The last time the two teams met was back on Dec. 4, 2004 in the BB&T Classic held at what was then called the MCI Center. Maryland won that game by a convincing score of 78-54.
Wells led the Terps with a career-high 25 points after setting a previous career high just a game before against Northwestern. Wells also had six rebounds, two assists and a block but turned the ball over five times. Sophomore center Alex Len had 12 points and nine rebounds while recording three blocks and sophomore guard Nick Faust scored 14 points, dished four assists and grabbed five boards.
He is feeling more comfortable, Turgeon said about Wells. A week ago Saturday, against Georgia Southern he was about as bad as he could be. He flipped a switch and got real aggressive. He got some open looks and got eight points right out of the shoot. He had a great week. More importantly I thought he defended well and rebounded better than he had. He is still turning the ball over too much. I told him he is on pace to set a record. He looked at me and said 'For turnovers?' and I said 'Yeah.'
Whatever my team needs from me, that's what I'm going to provide, Wells said. I don't want to make this about myself because I couldn't have done this without my team. They welcomed me with open arms when I first got here and I couldn't have done any of this without those guys. My coaches have also done a great job developing my game and helping me and stringing me along with everything that's happened to me. They have been here like a family. We're just getting closer every game.
Whatever my team needs from me, that's what I'm going to provide, Wells said. I don't want to make this about myself because I couldn't have done this without my team. They welcomed me with open arms when I first got here and I couldn't have done any of this without those guys. My coaches have also done a great job developing my game and helping me and stringing me along with everything that's happened to me. They have been here like a family. We're just getting closer every game.The Terrapins dominated the paint once again, out-rebounding the Patriots 49-34 and outscoring them in the paint 32-22, but the Patriots were able to hang in the game thanks to Maryland's 19 turnovers and their shoddy performance from the free throw line, missing 16 of their 39 attempts. George Mason kept the game close, despite shooting 31 percent from the field.
The Terps jumped to a quick 13-6 lead over the Patriots, thanks to Wells who scored Maryland's first eight points. The Terrapins would hold onto the lead, but George Mason pulled within three points after Patrick Holloway made back-to-back three pointers with under four minutes to play in the first half. Sherrod Wright made two free throws to cut Maryland's lead to one with under two minutes in the half. Wells, who had 15 points in the first half, would respond with a three pointer to give the Terps a 34-30 lead at halftime.
The Patriots would come out firing with a 7-0 run to start the second half with Anali Okoloji making a three-point jumper to give George Mason their first lead of the game, 37-34 with 17:37 left in the game. The Terps would respond with an alley-oop pass from Howard to Faust, who jammed the ball through the hoop. Len would follow the score with a layup to give the Terps the lead again. Wright scored for the Patriots to retake the lead. Well would answer for the Terps, by scoring five straight points to retake the lead, but Jonathan Arledge would score four straight points to tie the game up at 43 with 11:32 to play. Another score by Wells and two free throws by Padgett would give Maryland a 49-45 lead with under 10 minutes to play. The two teams would continue to trade buckets, but the Terps would not trail again, pulling away in the end, 69-62.
I think young guys have learned a lot between two months ago and now, Len said. We're like a totally different team. We played good defense as a team. Helping each other is good for us. Also, rebounding for us is huge. Everyone goes on the boards. Patrick Holloway and Sherrod Wright led the Patriots with 17 points each and Wright added another seven rebounds to his stat sheet, but turned the ball over for six of the Patriots' nine turnovers. Bryon Allen had a team-high seven assists for George Mason.
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This is a discussion on '07 TC 5spd vs RB20DET 240SX? within the Comparison: WRX vs World forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; Originally Posted by Seattle206 nope, all of his car is stock other than the rb20, fmic, bov, intake are the ...
maxboosted, that is a very nice silvia, where did you end up finding that little gem. Looks hella clean as well for its age.
i picked up the car up the stevenson express way. it was in IL. about 4 hours from me in michgan. but thanks for the comment
Nice Silvia!
How is it driving a RHD car on a daily basis?
Just call me Clark Kent
Offical Body Guard for the Bugeye Mafia.
not bad just right hand turns are some times hard and when like my wife is with me i need her to tell me when its clear but the car is driven mainly on track day's ohiodrifting.com and projectaspec.com
but its fun to see peoples reactions
I said it wasn't a skyline motor as the author said.
THey don't even make a SR20DETT!
The SR20DET wasn't even put in a skyline thus its not a skyline motor nor is it a sr20dett because none such exists.
And last, nobody puts the rb20 in 240's.
Oh ya, very nice rhd 240... those cars are sexy leet.
Ok, my mistake, I threw in an extra "T", I'll be the first to admit, I'm no Nissan expert. My point is , in post #1, he says the car has a "Skyline motor" swap...91' 240SX fast-back 5spd
RB20DET skyline
Front-Mount intercooler
short ram intake
and the rest of his car is stock.
Several posts later, people are questioning whether it's really an SR20 motor...I'm no Nissan nut but, are you sure it's not a SR20 red top? (From a Silvia)
...and you're telling me "NO", why...?
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Im 180 miles straight west on I94 from detroit, pretty much on lake michigan. But i do go up there few times a month.
TC's are dirt slow... unless you do big turbo power and somehow find traction. Saw a TRD supercharged one with bolt ons do low 15's... definitely not the way to go.
RB swaps in 240's are very straightforward swaps and it has been done many times before. an RB20DET is pretty worthless... most people i know just toss them, so maybe this kid chose that to do it on the cheap.
In any case, most swapped 240's I've seen were done poorly and not running right. (and i'm in So Cal) Chances are that this car is troubled with boost leaks and other problems. Slow, it very well could be, but the Scion TC is slow. Could this be the world's saddest planned street race on our hands here?
YES, for the record, my friends 240 is a RB20DET! not a SR20DET!
he thinks its fast, I've driven it and sat in it a billion times are I do not think its fast at all. It is just an average car with a below average engine, the only good thing you can get out of it is it's a "SKYLINE ENGINE". it might not even be a skyline engine it couldve been from a pos 80's nissan.
Please tell them not to do it. I'm afraid between the crappily swapped Nissan and the dirt slow tC that they will both die.
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Adult Film Star Headed To Jail After Taking Nude Pics At Catholic School
Valerie Dodds, also known as 'Val Midwest' is serving a 45 day jail sentence for taking nude photos a year ago. The bad part is, it was on the grounds of an old Catholic high school she had once attended.
Valerie Dodds pictured below said in the article on Huffington Post :
"I feel like I'm harmless as to what I did, and they are definitely bringing the hammer as far as the sentencing goes"
Ms.Dodds took the pictures over a year ago. She said she took the pictures out of revenge on the Catholic high school that ridiculed her for appearing in XXX movies.
The pictures were posted to her adult website and that's what led to the charges!
Do you think a 45-day sentence is too harsh of a sentence? This is what she posted on Twitter last week.
Hey who is in Lincoln and ready to party I go to jail Wednesday #turnup
— Valerie Dodds™ (@0ValPal0) March 23, 2014
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Women Abuse and the Role of the Family Doctor.
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More than two-thirds of Barnard students do an internship during their time here, and it's no wonder. Where else but in New York City could a student gain experience on the set of a prime-time TV show or in the hallowed halls of The New Yorker?
Below, listen to students describe their unique internship experiences in a diverse array of professions.
Kibret Yebetit '14
Video Intern at Witness
Kibret studies political science and human rights. She interned at the nonprofit organization Witness, where she worked with video shot by citizen journalists to expose human-rights abuses.
Delaney Wing '15
Development Intern at Carolina Herrera
Delaney is an English major, a dance minor, and an Athena Scholar. She's currently a business development intern at Carolina Herrera, but she's also interned with Warner Music Group and the American Ballet Theater.
Kelly Terlizzi '15
Forensics Intern at the NYPD Crime Lab
Kelly studies biochemistry. Last summer, she interned in the controlled-substances analysis section of the NYPD Crime Lab, where she worked on a new method of identifying oxycodone.
Meghin Sadsad '15
Research Assistant at the New York State Psychiatric Institue
Meghin studies neuroscience and behavior. She interns at the New York State Psychiatric Institute. This summer, she's running her own experiment based on an animal model that may have implications on how social support can protect human individuals from mental illnesses.
Hila Gutfreund '14
Technology Intern at The New Yorker
Hila is a computer science major. She was a technology intern at The New Yorker, where she worked on page layout and digital editions of the magazine.
Simone Shields '15
Contemporary Art Intern at Christie's
Simone is an art history major. She's currently interning at Christie's in the post-war and contemporary art department, where she researches art that is up for auction.
Adiya Taylor '16
Court Administration Intern at the Unified Court System
Adiya studies anthropology and human rights. She's an intern at the Office of Court Administration for the New York State Unified Court System, where she sits in on trials and interviews court personnel.
Ashleen Wicklow '14
Digital Intern at AMC
Ashleen is a film studies major and an English minor. After interning on the CBS show, Elementary for a year, she switched to an internship at AMC, where she's learning as much as she can before she starts her job there after graduation.
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Marketing Intern at the New York Musical Theatre Festival
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The Board of Ethics administers the Denver Code of Ethics, which regulates the employees, elected officials, appointed officials and board and commission members of the Denver city government.
The Board also:
Read more about the process for filing a complaint concerning a city employee, officer or official in The Denver Code of Ethics or the Rules of Procedure.
All requests for advisory opinions, citizen inquiries or complaints must be submitted either by email or in writing to:
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The season of swimwear is calling for something that exudes femininity and brushes along the playful lines of sexual and soft, flirty and fun. Australian designer, Karla Spetic perfectly meets these notions with her spring / summer 2013 Crystal Visions summer swimwear collection.
With different designs in both full pieces and bikinis each look indicates towards the sensuality of the female form through shape and colour. Gemstone and crystal shades of citrus, heliotrope, fluorite, cadmium yellow radiate from the designs, some with thick black or white edging, others just blending the colours directly into the skin.
Photographer Rene Vaile captures the cozies' smooth lines and adds elements of innocence and mermaidian grace with bright lightening and simple postures. The swimwear accessories – long fluid dresses or loose fitting jumpsuits – continue with the theme of simple pleasure and feminine flow.
Spetic ensures that the summer feeling of ease and beauty is felt naturally with fitting and flattering swimwear, enshrined with earthly inspired prints and colours. With variation and dissimilar styling Spetic permits all female forms to find their perfect covering and fit, allowing the collection to meet female needs from beginning to end.
You can see all of the Karla Spetic's spring / summer 2013 collection by clicking on a thumbnail on the left. From there you can browse through each of the pictures from the collection.
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Tiffany and Ivy had missed a lot of school. Most recently, Tiffany had been absent for more than a week. Ivy showed up every other day. Their answers to questions about those absences were vague: "I was sick" or "My mother needs me at home." When I emphasized the importance of attending school daily, they nodded in agreement. The next day, their seats were empty.
I decided to reach out to the girls' parents. For most of my 120 students, that process involves an email or a phone call. But Tiffany and Ivy were born in China, and their families speak only Chinese. That language barrier represented a many-faceted communication breakdown.
Both students had come to the United States within the past five years; chosen new, more English-sounding names and attended middle schools whose robust services for English Language Learners (ELLs) included a full-time teacher of English for Students of Other Languages (ESOL).
Our small high school has few ELLs, and an itinerant ESOL teacher visits only once a week. The girls' transition was difficult. As their English teacher, I assigned them a separate set of academic vocabulary words, encouraged conversation and interaction with other students through structured oral tasks, and invited Tiffany and Ivy to draw parallels between the English and Chinese languages. Their frequent absences made the work difficult and frustrating for all three of us.
My school district provides a service that allows school staff to access professional translators over the phone. The service is indispensable, but the process is a bit awkward. Conversations are jerky and slow, and I sometimes worry that nuances are lost in translation. I prepared to make the phone call to Tiffany and Ivy's parents by employing a professional translator.
When we spoke via translator, Tiffany's father told me that she left the house every morning and returned every afternoon. He assumed, of course, that she was attending school. He occasionally signed notes for her. But because the notes were in English, he wasn't sure what he was signing. He said he valued Tiffany's education immensely and promised to set things straight.
I heard a similar story from Ivy's parents. They had no idea their daughter was missing school. I met with the three of them in person later that week, and we again spoke via a translator. Ivy seemed depressed. It became clear that she had been cutting school and spending the days with Tiffany, one of the few people with whom she could comfortably communicate. Ivy didn't speak much during the meeting, but she expressed a wish to return to China.
After the phone call, Tiffany returned to school. But I haven't seen Ivy since the meeting with her and her parents. Both Tiffany and I have tried to reach Ivy, with no luck. Although I can't be sure where Ivy is now, I hope she is happier and that she is learning.
I realize the difference those phone calls made. Both Tiffany and Ivy, as the sole liaisons between the English-speaking world at school and Chinese-speaking worlds at home, had been trying to hide the truth from the adults in their lives: They were really struggling at school. They found ways to avoid it altogether.
The phone calls—despite all their imperfections—were worth the effort. Tiffany's attendance improved. The phone conversations clarified the girls' situations for me, and helped me develop a better system to communicate with my students' families. The parents and I were able to devise solutions together. I will make this kind of outreach a habit.
Many students bear the same burden as Tiffany and Ivy. In the Unites States, more than 5.5 million students are English language learners, speaking more than 400 home languages. These students straddle two worlds divided by a significant linguistic barrier. They struggle in school, and very few people appear to be able to help. They feel very lonely. I think many teachers, myself included, feel overwhelmed by the needs of these students and underequipped to address them. I hope our schools will provide more of the support this group of students needs. In the meantime, I've learned that one phone call can make a difference.
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— As noted earlier, TNA has removed the TNA Knockouts Tag Team Championships from the official roster page over on ImpactWrestling.com. The tag team titles were first introduced back in September 2009 and were last held by Eric Young and ODB.
— Besides Rampage Jackson, one of the newest members also includes Bound for Glory series leader, Magnus, aka "The Brit." The current five members of Main Event Mafia include Sting, Kurt Angle, Samoa Joe, Magnus and Rampage Jackson.
Magnus is a good choice, as is Angle. Rampage was a predictable choice as it only makes sense to put him with a high profile group now that he's in TNA. Joe I like, but not sure if he should be in the Mafia. Still think they should add Matt Morgan and EY, but definitely shouldn't let the group get to big, so they probably won't be.
so we have a group called the "main event mafia" and you think that Magnus is a better choice than Joe..who has been in main events..and a former champion? and you think EY would be a good choice..so you want to turn this into the NWO..where there is 2 or 3 guys who deserve to be there, than water it down with midcard talent..good call 🙂
1. Besides HH (not even Sting gets as much crossover pull to the general public) EY is the most recognizable TNA talent outside of the wrestling world. TNA needs to capitalize on that, period!
2. He never said Magnus was a better choice. He simply stated he liked it first, because this thread is about Magnus. He also said he liked Joe.
Don't hate on EY. In the ring, he's as fluid as anyone I've seen. He can wrestle, has a great routine, and is good on the mic. He's also got his on show so he has more mass appeal than most (including Joe – although I do like him in MEM).
EY is a guy that really could go places if done right.
I'm not "hating" on ey. But bottom line is this group was built of former world champions and main eventers. Ey is not one of them. I love the guy. But come on.Sent from my iPhone
I used to think Morgan, but now I'm backing off that notion. I'm hoping TNA is giving him some rest to come back for a monster push… and hopefully as a heel. I get where you're coming from about Joe, but I like it. I know that Joe marches to the beat of a different drummer backstage than most, so TNA including him in the MEM shows to me that he's back in good graces… sorta.
Well that's just stupid.
Didn't Angle say in the last Impact that all members were to former world champions?
Personally I can't stand Magnus. Rampage….yea he's a been a champ but hasn't wrestled.
I would have liked to see Bobby Roode and Austin Aries.
This just makes the MEM seem to be like WCWs nWo 2000 (Jeff Jarrett, Bret Hart ect).
Oh well
That was the old MEM. This is the new MEM. It's going to be used to push Magnus to that next level. Remember how WWE used Evolution to push Batista and Orton?
That is an awesome mafia name The Brit. I think if they play this one right, this is going to be awesome.
Old news at this point. They should have posted it with the spoiler for last night's recordings.
I knew when Sting said a new mafia that there would be guys who have not been a world champion yet. I think this is great if this means Magnus wins the BFG series and becomes world champion. Its his time.
Screw you it's AJ Styles' time. If they want Magnus to beat AJ for it at Lockdown, fine, but not from Bully.
I agree. I think Magnus is a rising star in TNA, but the signs are pointing towards an AJ vs Bully Title match at B4G. We've been wrong in the past as TNA has thrown a few last minute swerves to change things up(remember 2 years ago when Crimson was the points leader up til the last few weeks and then he "suffered an injury" that knocked him out?), but I've gotta think this one is a safe bet. Besides, if Magnus is included in the MEM/AN8s war, then Magnus will end up working in whatever match they set up for them(I'm personally hoping for a Lethal Lockdown or elimination style 5 on 5 match). For now, Magnus should get a nice run with the TV title and hopefully bring some prominence to that belt. Come Lockdown or Slammiversary next year, as long as the stars are stilled lined up for him, then I could see Magnus becoming TNA World champion.
Correct, it'll probably be AJ vs Bully at B4G… Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't his no compete for the world title end at B4G this year? I can't see Magnus holding the title… imo he hasn't done anything special, and he's mediocre at best. There's just a huge list of people who would be a far better choice as far as heavyweight champ goes. I could by all means see him holding the TV title for a while.
Why Magnus?! Why not Sting, Angle, Joe, Rampage, Aries, and Roode? WTF TNA? Sting even said that the Rule to join was that you had to be a former World Heavyweight Champion!
Because someone in TNA seems to think Magnus can draw… Really I can't see anything special about him. He's mediocre across the board, and hasn't done anything to stand out imo.


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PITTSBURGH--Four Pitt players reached double figure scoring as the Panthers registered a 96-60 exhibition win against NCAA Division II Slippery Rock Friday evening at Petersen Events Center. Pitt opens its inaugural season in the Atlantic Coast Conference with its season opener on Friday, Nov. 8 vs. Savannah State at the Petersen Events Center. Tipoff is at 7 p.m. ET.
Sophomore Durand Johnson led the Panthers with a game-high 21 points on 7-13 shooting and 4-7 on 3-pointers. Junior Cameron Wright registered a double-double of 17 points and 10 rebounds, senior Talib Zanna contributed 14 points and eight rebounds and senior Lamar Patterson totaled 11 points and five assists.
A 2013 NCAA Division II Tournament participant, Slippery Rock was held to 33.9 percent (19-56) field goal shooting. The Rock was also forced into 19 turnovers as the Panthers finished with 15 steals. Pitt led by as many as 41 points (91-50) with 2:28 left in the game. Johnson made the play of the day when he was fouled on a fastbreak dunk.
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