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A nebulizer is a device used to deliver liquid medicine in the form of a fine mist (aerosol). It is sometimes used for asthma because:
A nebulizer uses a face mask or mouthpiece to deliver medicine. You breathe in the medicine through the mouthpiece or face mask. The mouthpiece or face mask needs to be cleaned after each use.
In general, a nebulizer may not always be the best choice for delivering daily asthma medicines to children because it:
If your child seems afraid to use a nebulizer, you may be able to help him or her by:
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For the third year in a row, President Obama on Monday blew the deadline for submitting his budget request to Congress, prompting Republicans to grouse once again about presidential fecklessness on fiscal matters.Read more
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The attackers who killed U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans last September in Benghazi, Libya, represented a variety of Islamist groups and were motivated by a myriad of factors, the top Libyan official investigating the case has told McClatchy.Read more
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Government agencies do not often acknowledge their own errors, but the CIA has done just that with the declassification of intelligence memoranda on the 1973 Arab-Israeli War.Read more
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When Ronald Reagan signed a comprehensive immigration overhaul in 1986, he confidently predicted: "Future generations of Americans will be thankful for our efforts to humanely regain control of our borders and thereby preserve the value of one of the most sacred possessions of our people — American citizenship."Read more
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As President Barack Obama's new foreign policy team takes shape in Washington, European leaders' hopes for his second term are topped by a U.S.-Europe free trade deal and a new push for Mideast peace.Read more
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A secret legal review on the use of America's growing arsenal of cyberweapons has concluded that President Obama has the broad power to order a pre-emptive strike if the United States detects credible evidence of a major digital attack looming from abroad, according to officials involved in the review.Read more
Targeted Killings: Obama's Endless WarBy James Kitfield, National Journal
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In Washington, when senators from the two parties arrive simultaneously at a microphone, you've got yourself a "gang." Threats of bipartisanship soon follow. White papers and frameworks are issued. The lifespan of a gang is well-documented: Its members rush through the marble halls of Congress, trailed by a clot of reporters. Then it's on to the green rooms before they become extinct. Yet, even in Washington, hope still triumphs over experience. So this week, members of the "gang of eight" came to the microphone pushing immigration reform, and the old folk tales of bipartisanship were once again in the news.Read more
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By now, just about everyone understands that Republicans have a problem with Hispanic voters. The bigger question now is if a bi-partisan immigration bill will be the cure.Read more
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The U.S. Senate approved a bill, 64-34, that would suspend the nation's borrowing authority through May 18. The measure, already approved by the House, will be sent to President Obama, who has pledged to sign it into law.Read more
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First, the bad news for fans of gun control: A new assault-weapons ban probably isn't going to happen. This has become abundantly clear in recent days as top Democrats, including Vermont Senator Patrick Leahy and Vice President Joe Biden, have downplayed the proposal's chances.Read more
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This summer there will be two Oval Offices in the White House complex, and it won't be a case of double vision.
In preparation for a major, two-year renovation of the West Wing, the government is undertaking extensive work to complete a new executive office for President Obama at the south end of the adjacent Eisenhower Executive Office Building, RCP has learned.Read more
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Sen. Marco Rubio is having a moment. He's a charismatic senator from a battleground state whose Cuban heritage and support for immigration reform are helping his party begin a new courtship with Hispanic voters. This much we know. But Rubio is exploiting an opportunity that goes beyond simply good timing and the right last name. He is getting the chance to be first at bat in a larger effort: the post-election audition for GOP leadership. Of all the would-be Republican stars—and the list is long and likely to grow—Rubio is getting a chance to show exactly what it looks like to move the party in a new direction.Read more
Why Labor Has Learned to Love Immigration ReformBy Beth Reinhard, National Journal
When President Obama delivered a major speech trumpeting immigration reform from Las Vegas earlier this week, AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka sat in the front row, right in front of the podium.Read more
As Sequestration Looms, Contractors Don't FretBy Jim Tankersley, The Washington Post
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CIL2010: Black Ops Ninja-Style Technology Projects
This session was a panel presentation on how to quickly implement technology projects with covert, black-ops, ninja-style approaches. The panelists included myself, Amanda Etches-Johnson, and John Blyberg.
The session has its own hashtag, #CILninjas, with a live-stream of comments and questions which is worth perusing for your own enjoyment and edification ;) Update: Our hashtag for the session was a trending topic on Twitter during our presentation and for a little while after. Wow!!! The power of Twit-brarians!
So, without further ado, the tips:
John – Getting people on board by finding key advocates and embedding them throughout the library organization as cheerleaders.
Amanda – Stick to project goals that fulfill your library's mission and goals.
Sarah - Blend into the environment and sneak up on people, ninja-style. Sometimes you can make some changes without anyone really noticing. Or you can sneak a project through. Slowly introduce your idea through covert emails, mentions at meetings, and then when you announce your project it won't seem so foreign or inconceivable to people. People respond better to the familiar, even if it is something they've only heard one other time. Example: adding circulation contact links in the catalog on the My Account pages.
John - Have a vision in your mind that you can help people be passionate about (oftentimes because what is there is not passion-inspiring). He gave the example of SOPAC implementation at Ann Arbor District Library.
Amanda – Follow evidence-based practice. Start with a literature search and ask your colleagues what their experiences are. If there isn't evidence to support what you want to do, don't give up, but at least then share what you have done with others so that there is now information for others to use to support their projects.
Sarah – Avoid collateral damage. Don't step on any toes power-wise. Don't hurt anyone else's unit, or staffing, without their say-so. Involve everyone who needs to be involved early on. Get users involved early. Let them help define the project's goals, you help them with the how. Respect the knowledge and insights of your coworkers.
John – Answering a question about what if you fail with your project? Deploy like a fire jumper. You drop in and you hold an area. If you're not committed to devoting all of the resources necessary to make your project a success, there's no point in doing it. But it's okay if you fail. You learn from failures. "People learn from a legacy of failure." If you are wrong about a project, admit your mistake and analyze why you couldn't make something work through a post-mortem. Was it because the idea was bad? Was it because there weren't enough staffing resources involved? Apply those lessons for the next time you want to try something out.
Amanda – Don't focus on the small, inconsequential items. Use a team-based approach for decision-making.Teams can focuso n smallerr
Sarah - Answering a question about pushing forward on something without asking for permsision vs. getting stakeholders on board early: It's a judgement call. If you know from experience that their objections will not be based on fear instead of reality, then push ahead. My tip: Trust and follow your instincts. If it sounds like a good idea to you, believe in your instincts. You're not stupid. If you've done research and thought about it, it's likely a good idea. Example: We had a really junky horrible graphic design for our new website that a paid designer produced (paid well). It was crap. But we paid for it. Our new web librarian, Nate Hill, came in and on his second day showed me a mock-up for a new design he'd done just as an exercise. It was head & shoulders above what we had from the designers. My instincts said to use the new design, and we did, and it paid off.
John – Know when to quit. It's not about what you've put into it, it's about what you get out of it. It's important to not dig your heels into a bad project when you know it's bad. Question from audience: sometimes it's okay to implement a stupid project just to show that it's a stupid idea. Use your judgment about when to implement something. It may undermine trust in your expertise or projects in the future.
John – Win over the hearts and minds of your users. Give people stability so they can do their jobs at the end of the day. If what you've created is not rock-solid, don't do it. We need to move from a culture of reaction to a culture of innovation. If there are problems, solve them at the root so that it doesn't plague you moving into the future. Figure out why it's a chronic issue and how to fix it. Be high profile about being "the fixer" who makes their lives easier.
Question: How do you say no without offending them? Ask them to do some research and show there is a user need and ability to support the project. Oftentimes that will end in the project dying out anyway. Make sure that the person suggesting the idea has some personal investment in the project and is willing to put in time and effort to support it. Otherwise they're telling you what to do, and that's not a recipe for success. Amanda will often paper-prototype the website requests she gets and tests it to see if it would or would not fly.
Comment: Don't show all of your cards. Keep some of the basic suggestions in reserve so that stakeholders can make the suggestion themselves and sound like they have had a contribution to the project.
Comment: There are positive ways to say no.
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Swissotel Merchant Court - Singapore
Posted by Carambs
My husband and I only decided to extend our stay in Singapore last Sunday night. For some reason, we did not bother to call the reception to extend our stay in Albert Court until Monday, the day we were supposed to check out. By the time we decided to extend, Albert Court was already fully booked. Which was a blessing in disguise because we ended up in Swissotel Merchant Court.
We went online and looked for hotels and most of them were very expensive. We were very lucky to find Swissotel, which charged $400 SGD for 2 nights. The location, Clark Quay, sealed the deal. We quickly made reservations online and transferred at lunch time.
Swissotel Merchant Court's lobby was so much better than Albert Court's. The receptionists were very friendly and accomodating, and we were able to quickly check in. The first receptionist that greeted us was a Filipina, but she was new so she was still trying to figure out things. Good thing her colleague came to the rescue, whom we found out was also Filipino. They were all smiles. When they told us they only had rooms with twin beds left, we didn't mind at all.
The location was perfect. It was right beside Central mall, and right across Clark Quay. It was also right beside the Clark Quay MRT stop. So even if there were lots of available taxis, the MRT was our main mode of transportation the last 2 days in Singapore.
The elevators have a security feature where the guests need to use their keycard to go to their floors. The room was okay. It was clean, and it was big enough. I found the layout a bit weird because the desk was not against the wall, which is usually the case in most hotels. The layout of the bathroom was weird as well, and it was a wee bit too big for me. Though the room wasn't perfect, it was cozy and the service compensated for it.
When we go back, Swissotel Merchant Court will definitely be one of our options.
- Address: 20 Merchant Road, Singapore 058281
- Tel. No.: +65 6337 2288
- Fax: +65 6334 0606
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Service: 4.5/5
- Amenities: 4/5
- Value for Money: 4/5
Albert Court Hotel - Singapore
Posted by Carambs
I transferred to Albert Court Hotel on friday. We chose a more affordable hotel because we were going to pay from our own pockets. We chose Albert Court because my husband previously stayed there, and was satisfied with the service. Also, at $120++ SGD per night, it was relatively affordable compared to the other hotels. Well, all I can say is - you get what you pay for.
The bellhop who welcomed me was very friendly. But I think all the pleasantness went to him, as the receptionists were extremely unfriendly to everyone. They weren't rude, but they did not smile AT ALL. Good thing check in was relatively fast.
I found it odd that I had to go outside the hotel and cross the "court" area to get to my room. Security was in place, as only those with keycards could enter the building. The elevator was a bit small, and uber-slow. It looked like an ancient elevator.
The room was spacious, and clean. But there was a certain smell that I can't describe. It didn't smell bad, but there was something in the air that I couldn't pinpoint. (No, it wasn't hints of body odor or anything else nasty.) The bathroom was okay. There was a bathtub, and the size was just right.
Because I was very tired from the day before, I decided to stay in that night and order room service. Of course it was pricey, but at least it was good. I ordered ham and bacon fried rice and I really liked it!
Because of the location, not a lot of cabs pass by. You have to wait for another guest in a cab to arrive, or call for a cab, which means you will be charged extra ($2.50-3.50 SGD, depending on the time). However for some the location of the hotel is perfect because it is VERY NEAR Sim Lim, where all your gadgets needs can be found, at affordable prices!
When we checked out, the receptionist was accomodating because I was polite. Still no smiles though. The same receptionist was very rude to the other guests. It was like she was scolding the guests. Granted, they had a lot of questions and they didn't understand the check in time (the usual: check in at 2PM, check out at 12nn) - I don't think receptionists should treat their guests that way.
Overall, though our stay was okay, I wouldn't recommend Albert Court Hotel to my friends.
- Address: 180 Albert Street, Singapore 189971
- Tel. No.: +65 6339 3939
- Fax: +65 6339 3253
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Service: 2/5
- Amenities: 3/5
- Value for Money: 3.5/5 *You get what you pay for!
Cebu Pacific's All-domestic all-in seat sale is back!
Posted by Carambs
Don't miss this chance to explore the Philippines! Fly Manila to Laoag, Legaspi, Naga, San Jose (Mindoro), Tuguegarao (Cagayan Valley) and Cebu to Bacolod, Butuan, Cagayan and Iloilo for only PhP699; Manila to Bacolod, Caticlan (Boracay), Cebu, Dumaguete, Iloilo, Kalibo, Puerto Princesa, Roxas, Tacloban, Tagbilaran, Cebu to Caticlan (Boracay), Clark, Davao, Puerto Princesa, Zamboanga and Davao to Iloilo and Zamboanga for only PhP988. For only PhP1,499, fly Manila to Butuan, Cagayan, Cotabato, Davao, Dipolog, General Santos and Zamboanga from July 15 to October 15, 2008. This seat sale will run from June 27 to July 3, 2008 only!
Hurry, book a seat now at www.cebupacificair.com!
The Scarlet Hotel - Singapore
Posted by Carambs
After I found out that we were staying at The Scarlet Hotel, I immediately went online to check it out. It was the first time I've heard of a "Boutique Hotel". According to Wikipedia, Boutique hotel is a term popularised in North America and the United Kingdom to describe intimate, usually luxurious or quirky hotel environments. Boutique hotels differentiate themselves from larger chain/branded hotels and motels by providing personalized accommodation and services / facilities. Sometimes known as "design hotels" or "lifestyle hotels", … Typically boutique hotels are furnished in a themed, stylish and/or aspirational manner. Although usually considerably smaller than mainstream hotels, often ranging from 3 to 100 guest rooms, some city-centre boutique hotels may have several hundred. Boutique hotels are always individual and are therefore extremely unlikely to be found amongs the homogenity of large chain hotel groups…
The experience was indeed different, starting with the very warm reception, to the elaborate beddings and pillowcases all around. Typically, the bellboy brings the guests to the room. At The Scarlet, the receptionist actually brings the guests to the room, then explains all the amenities.
I stayed at a standard room, so unsurprisingly it was small. The TV only has a limited number of channels, but HBO and CNN are included so I was happy. Anyway, in Singapore, there's not a lot of time to watch TV, just at night before going to sleep. Days are packed with either conferences and meetings, or shopping. The first night was priced at around $220++ USD, and the second night was priced at around $180++ USD. I felt it was overpriced, given everything. But hotel prices really go up during conferences, and Communicasia is one of the popular conferences held in Singapore. So I'm guessing these are not the regular rates.
The bathroom was okay - also small, but big enough to move around in. However there was no bathtub, which a businesswoman or tourist would surely enjoy after a conference or long shopping day. There is a standard safety deposit box which is very easy to figure out. I was pleasantly surprised to find an umbrella in the closet, which the guest can borrow when it rains. It was very useful because it rained on our second day.
Overall, The Scarlet is okay.
The Scarlet - A Boutique Hotel
- Address: 33 Erskine Road, Singapore 069333
- Tel. No.: +65 6511 3333
- Fax: +65 6511 3303
- Email: email@example.com, email@example.com
- Service: 4.5/5
- Amenities: 3.5/5
- Value for Money: 3/5
Singapore - Transportation from Changi Airport
Posted by Carambs
I don't commute here in the Philippines, mostly because it's such a hassle. But leave me in Singapore, and I'll gladly commute and find my way around. From the airport, there are 4 main ways to get to the city:
- Train ($2 SGD) - The airport is the last stop of the East West Line MRT (green line). Very affordable, although it's a bit of a hassle if your luggage is big.
- Public Bus - Also very affordable, but like the train, it's a bit of a hassle if you have big luggage.
- Taxi (approximately $20 SGD) - Though expensive, this is definitely the most convenient way to get to the city. You don't need to deal with other passengers, and you will be taken straight to your hotel.
- Airport Shuttle ($9 SGD) - For me, this is the best option. It's relatively affordable, and more convenient than the train and bus because you are brought to your hotel. There are 2 drawbacks though: the 10 minute wait in the airport, and the many hotel stops (unless your hotel is one of the first drop off points). *Recommended by Happy Tripper
Uniquely Singapore!
Posted by Carambs
Greetings from Singapore! I'm here on a business trip but I made sure to extend my stay until the weekend so I can do some shopping as well. After all, The Great Singapore Sale is on-going! The Great Singapore Sale is from May23 to July 20. Will post more updates soon!
Cebu Pacific permanently cuts domestic fares!
Posted by Carambs
CEB reduces domestic fares permanently and introduces the "all-in" fares with the lowest seat sale ever!
Not even the rising cost of fuel can make your number one domestic carrier in the Philippines raise its fares, in fact, we are bringing them down and making it even easier and affordable to fly!
The new lower All-inclusive fares will take effect on June 12, 2008. This includes the fuel and insurance surcharge, aviation security fee and 12% VAT!
The 'All-in' pricing format is introduced with a seat sale across CEB's domestic network. The promotional offer will run from June 12 to 17, 2008 and is valid for travel on July 1 to October 15, 2008. There are more than half a million seats up for grabs for the seat sale!
'All-in' fares for short sectors such as Manila-Legaspi are at P699 one-way while a one-way Manila-Cebu flight would cost P999 and a Manila-Davao sector would cost only P1,499 during the seat sale.
With the 'all-in' pricing format you can compare CEB fares with other modes of transportation including ferries and buses, and you'd be surprise on how low our fares go!
After the seat sale, the one-way Manila-Davao would cost P2,499 'All-in' while a one-way Manila-Cebu is sold at P1,499, while your out of pocket cost for one-way Manila-Legaspi is only P999 one-way.
Now, it's time to fly all out with Cebu Pacific's All-in fares!
Hurry, book now at www.cebupacificair.com.
The P0 and P499 fares are back on selected Cebu Pacific destinations!
Posted by Carambs
CEB offers P0 fare for Malaysia, San Jose, Laoag and Cebu hub flights; P499 fare to selected international destinations!
Something special is brewing because the ZERO fares are back! Fly Cebu Pacific to Kuala Lumpur (travel from June 15 to August 31, 2008) or Kota Kinabalu in Malaysia (travel from July 18 to August 31, 2008) at ZERO airfare!
Sounds good? This is even better, fly ZERO from Cebu to Bacolod, Iloilo, Butuan and Cagayan or Manila to Laoag (travel from June 1 to 30, 2008) or visit San Jose, Mindoro and dive into the waters of Apo Reef for travel beginning July 1 to August 31, 2008.
Fancy a holiday in China, Vietnam, Bangkok or Taipei? Take your pick and fly to Guangzhou, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh, Kaohsiung, Xiamen or from Cebu to Bangkok or Macau for only 499 pesos! This is good for travel from June 15 to August 31, 2008.
Now your only dilemma is choosing where to spend your holidays!
The promotional seat sale will run from May 30 to June 4, 2008.
Fare is non-refundable and is exclusive of surcharges and government taxes.
Hurry, book now or visit www.cebupacificair.com for more details!
Baguio Accomodations
Posted by Carambs
In June we will be going back to Baguio to attend my boss' wedding. We didn't think twice, we will stay in Hotel Veniz. We love this hotel - the room, the location, and the service. I highly recommend it! I hope our stay there will be as great as our stay in the past. The last time we were there was late 2006.
Here's a list of Baguio accomodations that I've gathered the past 3 years. I was able to stay in Hotel Veniz and El Cielito Inn already, and my stays were okay. Next time I go, I'll surely post about it.
1) Hotel Veniz
- Address: 1 Abanao St., Baguio City, 2600, Philippines
- Tel. Nos.: +6374 4460700 to 03
- Telefax: +6374 4460704
- Mobile No.: +63917 5060701
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Website: http://www.hotelveniz.com
- Address: 50 North Drive, Baguio City, Philippines
- Tel. Nos.: +637 4434846, +637 4435272
- Fax. No.: +632 2506020
- Email: email@example.com
- Website: http://www.elcielito-baguio.com
- Address: Loakan Road, Baguio City, Philippines
- Tel. Nos: +6374 4460231 to 50 local 1003/1004, +632 8450892, +632 8450911
- Fax No.: +6374 4450420
- Email: email@example.com
- Website: http://www.cjhhotels.com/
- Address: Upper Session Road, Baguio City
- Tel. Nos.: +6374 6193333
- Fax No.: +6374 6193344
- Mobile No.: +63927 5164129
- Email: email@example.com
- Website: http://www.microtel-baguio.com/
- Address: No. 3 Leonard Wood Road, Baguio City
- Tel. Nos.: +6374 4469112 to 15
- Mobile No.: +63917 5100044
- Email: email@example.com
- Website: http://www.bloomfieldhotel.com
- Address: Corner Carino and Yandoc Sts., Baguio City
- Tel. Nos.: +6374 4449965 to 72
- Website: http://www.goldenpinehotel.com
- Address: 17 Julian Felipe St., Barangay Lualhati, Baguio City
- Tel. Nos.: +6374 4466295, +632 2996411
- Website: http://www.ridgewoodhotel.com
- Address: #1 J. Felipe cor. Gibraltar St., Baguio City
- Tel. No.: +6374 6190367
- Fax No.: +632 4423940
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Website: http://www.hotelelizabeth.com.ph
- Address: 40 Navy (CM Recto) Road, Barangay Saint Joseph, Baguio City
- Tel. No.: +6374 4469808
- Mobie No.: +63922 8824580
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Website: http://www.atenara.com
88 PESOS seat sale to selected CEB domestic destinations!
Posted by Carambs
Just when you thought you've seen the last of our seat sales, here's another one! Fly for only P88 to all domestic destination except for Cebu to Bacolod, Butuan, Cagayan de Oro or Iloilo and Manila to Legaspi (which we are selling at P1.00)!
The P88 seat sale is from May 22 to May 25, 2008 and is valid for travel from June 1 to August 31, 2008.
Time to take-off and head for Bacolod, Butuan, Cagayan de Oro or Iloilo via Cebu and Manila to Legaspi because seats are still selling for only ONE PESO! Sale and travel period is ongoing until June 30, 2008.
Now's your chance to give your loved ones a special treat!
What are you waiting for? Hurry, book now at www.cebupacificair.com before seats are sold out!
Fares are non-refundable and exclusive of government taxes, fuel & insurance surcharges.


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Starting right guard Garrett Reynolds, who did not play from scrimmage in the last two games because of a back injury, was placed on injured reserve Tuesday.
PhillipKeith Manley was signed from the practice squad to replace him on the roster.
Reynolds, 6-foot-7, 310 pounds, was originally selected by the Falcons in the fifth round (156th overall) of the 2009 NFL draft. In four seasons with the Falcons, Reynolds has played in 28 games with 14 starts including six games this season. He had a base salary of $615,ooo this season and will become a free agent in 2013.
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November 6th, 2012
7:01 pm
Next man up! RISE UP!!!
November 6th, 2012
7:13 pm
So ….. does this mean we are looking for depth for next year?
November 6th, 2012
7:13 pm
So ….. does this mean we are looking for depth for next year?
November 6th, 2012
7:14 pm
dang double entry … I guess Manley is backing up Konz, so we have 2 guys in their 1st NFL season as the two-deep @ RG.
November 6th, 2012
7:16 pm
Another of Dimitroff's questionable draft picks along the O-Line… Joe Hawley, Mike Johnson, Garrett Reynolds, Lamar Holmes, and I can't remember if Sam "T-Rex Arms" Baker was a pick of Tommy D's as well but needless to say the track record isn't great…
That being said… Blalock, McClure and Konz have looked great this year.
November 6th, 2012
7:56 pm
DOL…..peter konz is good fit …. ive heard about holmes…. do ya think him starting up or otherwise ?
November 6th, 2012
7:58 pm
can the falcons still get from somebody a top level running back. ???????
November 6th, 2012
8:28 pm
Hurts the depth. He wasn't gonna get his starting job back anyhow. Next man RISE UP!
November 6th, 2012
9:38 pm
Sorry to hear about Reynolds. He was improving. I wish him a speedy recovery. In the meantime, Konz has looked pretty good. The odd man out in the long run looks to be Mike Johnson.
November 6th, 2012
9:49 pm
Something that no one talks about that helped to shape where we are now is…I am so glad Bill Parcells chose Miami over Atlanta, aren't ya'll?
November 6th, 2012
11:24 pm
Yes sir konz looks good i hope holmes is just as good or better besides that baker hasnt been bad actually
November 6th, 2012
11:25 pm
At 8-0 I'm happy about everything.
November 7th, 2012
3:46 am
I hope the Falcons don't play around too much. Happy for Manley but is there someone we can get or trade for to upgrade the line? I'm just saying we are too close to be playing this "next man up" game!!!!
November 7th, 2012
5:54 am
I guess the hiring of a new line coach hasn't helped. Last year we could run block but not pass block and looks like we can't do either against mediocre teams this year. Go Falcons but it's strange.
November 7th, 2012
8:40 am
Who better to "man up" than a guy named Manley?
DOL, that funny what you said about " top level running backs walking the streets"
stupid is FOREVER, no school, no class you can take. it's forever.
November 7th, 2012
8:40 am
D. Orlando Ledbetter
November 6th, 2012
8:01 pm
loel — There aren't any top level running backs walking the streets.
I know you don't mean to imply that is where the MIGHTY FALCONS get their players. Maybe you could give some insight to loel on trade deadlines in the NFL.
Just sayin'…………..oh man, I can't believe I typed that………..lol…..
November 7th, 2012
8:50 am
Seems Falcons are taking the approach of let's get this guy fully recovered before we bring him back in the mix……………ie Sam Baker.
Back injuries linger and re-injure easily.
November 7th, 2012
8:56 am
RAY EDWARDS Defensive Lineman 7/29/2011: Signed a five-year, $27.5 million contract. The deal contains $11 million guaranteed, including a $4 million signing bonus. Another $2.5 million is available via a 2015 escalator based on sacks. 2012: $3 million (+ $3 million option bonus), 2013: $5.5 million, 2014-2015: $5 million, 2016: Free Agent
5 tackles 3 asst ZERO sacks
feeling nauseous ……………………..
November 7th, 2012
9:07 am
"Big Country" ….this is my Get Well Soon card to you.
November 7th, 2012
10:47 am
I don't understand why they don't give Snelling a few more runs up the middle to losen up the defense a bit. Has Ovie signed with anybody? Maybe they could bring him in OFF THE STREETS… Something needs to change. Eventually we will need the run game!
November 7th, 2012
11:21 am
Ray Edwards will not be back with the Falcons next season. The next time you see Ray "Take the picture" Edwards will be on Bravo channel. He is a complete bust in this scheme.
November 7th, 2012
11:26 am
Our O-Line has improved much but still has a ways to go to be able to push the big boys around (like they will have to do in the playoffs). That is certainly possible though if they continue to improve weekly as they have to-date. The run blocking just isn't there on too many plays. I have to give them credit though, they are keeping Matt Ryan upright most of the time and they are wearing out the big lines like that of Dallas. Dallas has one of the toughest front 7 in the NFL (except for the Bears and the Texans) and they did a fair job of holding on through the entire game. They were just not dominating enough to plow through at will. I don't think they are at the point yet where Koeter would trust them getting a third and one run across the line but I think we will see that by week 16. GO FALCONS! YOU ARE RISING UP!
November 7th, 2012
11:31 am
I knew Reynolds was headed to IR if Konz had 1 more good game. Anybody noticing a minor trend in how Coach handles roster moves and how it relates to IR placements? Guy gets unanimous injury, guy temporarily loses starting job while injured, guy gets put on IR and loses starting job permanently. Reynolds actually played in the game before this last one on special teams then ends up on IR after Konz has 2 solid game and the run game excels? I'm just throwing it out there. Be gentle Lol.
November 7th, 2012
11:45 am
All the ones you mentioned were by Tommy D. However, if the Falcons had left Reynlds at LT I think he would've been better than Clabo is now. When Reynold came out of college he wa drated as a T not a G. He crosed trained in hopes to replacing Dahl.
November 7th, 2012
12:22 pm
One game at a time,smells like bourbon street.LETS GO FALCONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
November 7th, 2012
12:57 pm
I think the real problem on the right side is Clabo. I love the guy, he brings a lot of energy but he is flat out getting beat.
November 7th, 2012
3:36 pm
"Nail on the Head" award goes to Fact @ 11:31.
November 8th, 2012
11:00 am
[...] Atlanta Falcons: Garrett Reynolds placed on IR; Manley added to roster Atlanta Falcons: Garrett Reynolds placed on IR; Manley added to roster. 6:54 pm November 6, 2012, by D. Orlando Ledbetter. Starting right guard Garrett Reynolds, who did not play from scrimmage in the last 2 games because of a back injury, was placed … Read more on Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) [...]


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Last month, I wrote a column about a dueling pair of documentaries about the debate over natural gas and "fracking," the controversial method of releasing the gas from deep underground. Josh Fox's 2010 film Gasland portrayed it as a major danger to the environment in general and drinking water in particular. Phelim McAleer's film FrackNation argued the contrary and poked several holes in Fox's arguments.
In particular, FrackNation argued that one of Fox's key points — that fracking can so contaminate water that it literally becomes flammable – was highly misleading. As I wrote in January:
McAleer shows people in the supposedly fracking-damaged regions saying their groundwater was always bad. The filmmakers show considerable evidence that methane gas in groundwater is not uncommon, and the flaming tap water may have been a naturally occurring phenomenon.
When McAleeer confronts Fox at a lecture, Fox surprisingly concedes that people had been lighting tap water on fire long before fracking. So why wasn't this mentioned in Gasland? "It's not relevant," Fox insists.
Later in the film Fox is shown literally evading McAleer when he triers to talk to him at another public event.
Well, Fox talked with Slate's Dave Weigel last week and he responded — as far as I can tell for the first time — to FrackNation. Here's what he told Weigel about his first encounter with McAleer:
It's a bit much, says Fox. "I gave the guy, not knowing who he was, a long, academic answer," he explains. "I'd just gotten off the plane, and I just found out somebody robbed my house! I wasn't thinking about it in a media context, and unfortunately there was nobody else in the room taping. So they pulled a kind of Shirley Sherrod thing where they completely represented (sic) the Q&A session." (Emphasis added.)
Since making GasLand, Fox has become a sought-after speaker and activist for the anti-fracking movement. With that comes criticism, and with that occasional, judicious pushback against the allegation that the water-on-fire scene is misleading. "I'd been asked the same questions before, and answered them before," says Fox. "I've been part of something like 250 debates around US and world. At almost every one, some oil and gas shill says something like this. They're the birthers of fracking. This argument about biogemic and thermogenic gas is one of the things that the oil and the gas industry brings up as a distraction. Both biogenic and thermogenic gas can be released by drilling, and the industry says so.
To liken the interview to a "Shirley Sherrod thing" and say it was "completely misrepresented" in FrackNation would suggest that Fox was claiming it was dishonestly edited. So I asked Weigel via Twitter if that was what Fox appeared to be claiming to him. Weigel indicated it wasn't. "He's explaining why he [Fox] seemed so curt and evasive," Weigel said. (He also said the quote "completely represented" was a typo. It was supposed to be "misrepresented".)
Unless, Weigel is wrong and Fox really was claiming the interview was dishonestly edited his defense is pretty lame. "I wasn't thinking about it in a media context," is something you would expect a public relations hack to say.


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So I was thinking Edward's looks have been different for the 3 movies (currently waiting for the premiere of Breaking Dawn), what's your favorite look?
Do you prefer Twilight?
or New Moon?
or maybe Eclipse?
I know we're just waiting for Breaking Dawn, but could it be Breaking Dawn your favorite look?
or a combination of the four movies?
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I think he looks good in all the movies. He's cute in Twilight which is my favorite look for Edward. But as the movies progress he does too, into a sexier looking vampire!!!
I love his New Moon look too!! i don't mind the twilight and eclipse ones, but breaking dawns really stands out..and i liked the tousled look. =D
I feel like his looks mirror perfectly with the nature of the book so he looks right in all of them.
I loved the way he lokked in Breaking Dawn. Its the look i always saw in my head when I read the books.
After seeing Breaking Dawn, I think I like him best in it. I loved his hair! I was leery after seeing some photos before the movie came out, but I was pleasantly surprised at how hot and sexy he looked with his hair shorter. My next favorite is New Moon, then Eclipse. I might be in the minority, but I thought his hair was a little over the top at times in Twilight.
I love that scene!
I loved him mostly in Breaking Dawn, because i love the change you see in him, from his hair all the way to his personality, you know..... in breaking dawn he's less stiff then in the rest of the movies..... For me after breaking dawn it's twilight, then new moon and then eclipse..... he's really HOT!!!! in Breaking Dawn, but he still has the boyish charm to him that we love so much, so that's the Edward i love the most....
OMG I love them all...even though he looks great in the original Twilight...his hair is always sexy and I love them all...
right haha
I love how he looked on breaking dawn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i like the combination cuz hes beautiful inall of them!!!!
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Dwane Casey says team isn't being respected:
Dwane Casey says team isn't being respected:
"I saw today someone predict we're going to win 33 games, so, with that lack of respect, that should get us motivated to come in this gym each and every day to bust our tails ... I'm just telling you guys that, Hollinger report or whatever it was. That right there tells us how much lack of respect the league has for us and how much we've got to continue to work each and every day we walk on the floor."
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